“a ogiving and the fear highway blood. *°™Peratures to plunge. - | \ in the packed courtroom where her sister Diane, 9, yesterday de- The Weather — a Thanksgiving Snow Flurries \ ; ' . 114th YEAR ok * xk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN “THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956—76 PAGES ARSOCTATED, PRESS. UNITED PAE PxOTOS <4 a Xpect iday 0 ; ial Dock Stri Fear mig Mad vail as. The season's first real snow} Snow last night followed on the, traffic deaths. One of the victims — igre “Er tel heels of heavy winds ‘which ee was a Troy man, who died in ting for —- poder Balls Thanks. °2: the area yesterday, causing Macomb County, State police, the Oakland County ley highways Thanksgiving eve (Sheriff's Department and other were blamed for two of four state law agencies declared an all-out —— Rattle to prevent a repeat—per- formance of last year's highway figures, which saw 25 die Thanks: giving Day, 1956. It was the largest one-day = all last year. The Pontiac area escaped seri- ous traffic pileups, There were | | at least three persons Injured on | highways outside the city limits, and a minor collision reported shed might approach last year's record. Sherry at Cruelty Trial Natives of Poland Thankful for Freedom Here ‘tn Pontiac liseit, police said. Slickening roads and unusually heavy holiday travel caused wor- ‘ries across the nation. A cold wave had brought temp- eratures near zero fb the plains Area's Weather Outlook: The weatherman pedis Gs | snow flurries will end tonight with the thermometer registering a low of 16-2 degrees. Tomor- Se AE bs mety clendy ott | snow by late afternoon or eve- ning. Friday's high will range | from 32 - 36. The lowest Light snow continued: from- gi Deiuted, Moaieen Of8 Sassen, Farther temperature drops were anticipated a5 a fresh | supply of arctic air headed this eee states, Michigan State Police \said high-! most < Pentine Press Photo HEARS ‘Tanineony _ ead Sherry Wilkinson sits ~ i | | \ scribed cruelties allegedly committed against the child by her par- \ ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wyatt of Keego Harbor. ways were hazardous oulstate, as | Love My Children, She Says those who could traveled home for! Mrs. Wyatt Denies Burns, et rune oo Mistreating Her Daughter ‘*' _ Ada wyatt, 33, yesterday repeated denials that red, cut and disfigured her seven-year-old daugh-. at Two inches of snow was reported: Among lest night’ 5 come fatal- ities was James Williams, 48, of | Troy, whose car missed a curve, land crashed in Macomb County. Icy highways caused skidding a #) T tifying in .=her four-day-old trial on charges a each conaiied te thd Gente. of to Sherry, Mrs. Wyatt angrily refuted testimony , whitehali girl, Janice Cross, 11. she ‘Ralph Zelland, 533, whose car knife ‘@t her. “That's not ‘” Be Flown Abroad w.i3! ns children: by Sherry and another daughter, Diane, 9, accusing her whose mother’s car collided with {struck a bridge abutment on U.S.| true,” ghe snapped. “I love i near = home. Sherry just as much as I lied when they test | WASHINGTON (INS)—Govern-| fied Sherry;spent most of her time i? upstairs in) ‘the Wyatts’ Keego ment agencies have announced r ‘ilgri im’ Status Finds City Police of roe Sherry’s hands, setting her on an oil stove, * truck on U.S. 31 south of Shelby, girl, Sally Tucker, 17, love allimy esogeleneel Harbor hove, and did not often mail for overseas held up by the! nd| The Post Office Department a Unsympathetic + | ; . * and of a Harbor Beach man, Dr. and throwing a_ butcher? z nsaliy peler in a two-car But she ‘said three more o eat with th family downstairs. dock strike will be flown abroad. | ings far Brera US. Thinks to emeaeet cant te Wate Vis nia. flurries ‘ T WILL BECOME U. 8. CITIZENS — Mr. and Mrs.~ Eugeniusz Bora, of 207 Judson St., their daughter, Maria, and son, Janusz, oe eee Nene The parents, who came here from-Poland five years ago, will become U. S. citizens Tuesday. lke May Invoke Taft-Hartley Law for Grace Period Court Order on Area Bargaining May Bring — Earlier Settlement _NEW YORK (?i—One of the thorniest issues of the East and Gulf Coast water- front walkout has been eliminated by a Federal Court order, but the strik- ing union says it has learned that the Taft- Hartley Act is expected to be invoked against the strike tomorrow. Louis Waldman, counsel] to the International Longshoremen’s Assn., (ILA), said during a Fed- eral Court hearing yesterday: “We received information to- day of an officia! nature that President Eisenhower is expect- , ed to certify te the attorney gen- eral in Washington on Friday | steps to be taken for an injunc- tion under the Taft-Hartley law.” Secretary of Labor Mitchell, when asked in Washington about Waldman’'s declaration, said: “There has been no official state- Mment_to warrant such a statement as Waldman made.” Pentise Press Phete| Presidential intervention under - ithe national emergency provisions jot the Taft-Hartley Act would nor- jmally bring a court order for sus- |pension of the strike for an 80-day “‘eooling-off"’ period. They have been taking a citizenship course at Pontiac High School with Miss Janice Antona. Mr. and Mrs. Bora served with the Polish Army during World-War II. Mrs. Bora's family was taken to Si- beria after the war. Molotov Lost Officials Are Cautious in Interpreting News From Kremlin | WASHINGTON (INS) — Former. Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov—one of the last of the old at Bad Axe in the Thumb Area. |Bolsheviks—eppears to U.S. offi-, ‘official winner of the greatest and ‘cials to have Jost another round in) the Kremlin -power struggie. The majority opinion among American experts was that “old| iron pants” was being shelved by assignment as the Minister of state’ control. One thought was that the job) depended on what Molotov could | make of it, Some observers pointed | rout that Joseph Stalin held the post \from 1919 to 1922, just before he Soviet Union. The U.S, assessment contrast- ed sharply with that of London, patches pointment asa victory for the | Stalinists, Molotov, 66. has been reliably - MELBOURNE (INS) — 167 Countries in Melbourne Games | ‘Trade sources estimate that the | over-all impact of the week-old strike on the national economy is a Off, Running Olympics, the ‘United Nations of! ores convened before 110,000 everish sports fans today. Its de- ies aim is to prove that the athletic representatives of the earth's nations can mingle and/ lcompeté peacefully even if their diplomats and warriors cannot. one or twe other conte: sts, Cy et At eee Ports. on the Atlantic and. Gulf Coasts have been tied up since last — }Thursday midnight when the ILA struck in a contract deadlock with The 1956'the shorter track events, swimming head coach of the track and field- the New York Shipping Assn. The land diving, boxing, basketball and ers, predicted today that the U. S. association represents 170 shipping would win at least 12 of the 15 cen-|and stevedoring. companies ‘in the tral events on cinder and turf. | Port of New York. Coaches in other sports are Tess | ‘ Spread of the strike to the West expansive, but the overall Picture Coast is now threatened (Farther Details on Page 59) —f Sixty thousand ILA men are on ————— | ke, and an estimated. 200 is one of optimism despite certain) ships are tied up. The U. S. edged out the Soviet Union's determined people 614 to — 553%, at the Helsinki games of 1952, with Hungary taking third | with g creditable 398 and Sweden, - Germany, Finland, Italy, France, \ Great Britain and Czechoslo- vakin rounding out the first 10. Red, White and Blue. The Americans have an even At the Americans” dining hail, greater team this year. Jim mond with ‘Yuncheon out of the way, of the. University of Minnesota, chef Herman Rusch, regularly | employed at the Greenbrier at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., set about supervising the decora- | tion of the place with what Mel- bourne had te offer in the way of Thanksgiving ornaments. The United States, perennial un- ‘oldest event in sports, is again favored to pile up impressive to-; ‘tals in the main iomonellnar rd Restive Egypt Awaiting » Withdrawal of Invaders lapses among the bearers of the A major strike issue was re- imoved last night when Federal |Judge Frederick Van Pelt Bryan ‘signed a temporary restraint re- \quested by the National Labor Re- ilations Board. | The judge ruled that the ILA ‘must drop its contract demand ithat the New York Shipping Assn. \negotiate an agreement covering lany longshoremen who work out- ,side the limits of the Port of New itook over the dictatorship of the) ‘way safely across the no man’s land along the Suez Canal into Port Said the only thing that mattcrs to 23 million Egyptians is when the invaders will get out. U.N. Secretary General Dag Hamrharskjold’s Seon to the assembly yesterday wast which — according to some dis- | — viewed Moletov'’s ap- | CAIRO (INS) —A restive ‘Said and the Sinai desert today asking only one ques- tion, “when will the Anglo-French and Israelis leave?” tryside for turkeys and has found Now that the first U. N. police troops have made their much of the rést of the mixings in Of all the 67 nations in the Egypt anxiously eyed Port games, only the U. S. will observe ‘a day of Thanksgiving. Chef Rusch York. The court order, which will re- ‘has successfully scoured the coun- does ‘the mountains of canned goods on) hand for the athletes. “We'll make it a home away) ‘from home,”’ the chef said. By, and large, it is the first time any of the American athletes ever spent ILA President William V, Brad- ley said the court action ‘‘won't make any difference in the ‘strike because we are striking about ie welcome news. It was in- terpreted to mean Ham- enough other things.” The court order,’ however, has the fore: | effect of forcing the union to come a Thanksgiving away from the (Burns ‘said in Nagive that his hearthside. U.N. force would take up positions) Jack Johnson, “senior Don’t Let _Tthankegiving Stop You they would mate admissible as BY HAL BOYLE- NEW YORK (?)—Do you like to feel sorry for your- self on Thanasgiving Day? problem. Things have gone so.well in 1956 the average American finds it a little: an Ungrateful about. ~ But by just sitting down and tang a-tittle-— steady brooding you ought to be able to find a personal Rash cloud behind of thas sees SOs ~ Many people seem-to, but-today they have.a special | a cold, are getting one, or that isn’t, there. In a surprise move, defense | attorney Milton R. Henry called Civili Aeronautics Board said an ‘reported involved in a contest for along the Israeli-Egyptian frontier caster’ of the weather bureau, fell/ to agreements with employers on a —Chiet Assistant Prosecutor arrangement has been_worked out, A Pontiac Pilgrim found no cause control_in_the Kremilinwith-Com-| rae at has — - “as the Israelis withdraw. ~~~} into-a~-meteorotogicat trance wien! pechy pata at ioue a, area-by=~ George F, faylor te the stand whereby mail accumulating at At- for thanksgiving today. imunist Party Chief Nikita S. asse y (Today the first patrols com- he predicted as follows: “Fine and area basis. yesterday aq a witness for Mrs. lantic and Gulf ports will be| He is Harold Pilgrim. 26, of 13 Khrushchey and Premier Nikolai to eye on what has to be) ae U.N. forces, Anglo- warm weather for the opening of Wyatt. ! ‘moved by air on a “space avail-|Ctawford St., arrested for a traf-/Bulganin. done to restore peace in -siunerl Goons ia nd Egyptian police the games with a few clouds na Judge Gelgrge B. Hartrick iable™ basis. fic violation this morning and or-| Most American officials were) Egypt. . ; moved onto the streets of Port/northwest to southeast winds. The! | Officials indicated some 58,000)dered to pay $21 in a traffic cautious in interpreting the latest! This includes U.N. help in clear- = toa de. ordered Taylé# to the stand after | me Said. The U.N. unit—some 213) =e will be about 75 : mf pounds of overseas mait had col-'tickets.~ -anmoanecement from the Kremlin. jing and re-opening the Suez Canal. 'Norwegians—moved into the cap- 29 he refused Hipry’s invitation, 80 \cted in New York City alone with) Pilgrim was tagged for drivi ing The state department declined of-) But Hammarskjold’s failure to), oa city yesterday.) | tt wil have to be scen to be in attempt to. ditsclose_. {o the. SY ene 10,000 pounds arriving there without his operator's license by ficial eomment on the Molotov ap-|announce “a specific enemy with- pvelagiles face obvious disap- believed. results of lie Metector tests taken gaijy, Officers Wayne Long and Robert eee drawal date stirred new specula-| i tment in Egypt-that Hammar- n Jamaica Amalia _— " — -_ tion that Egypt might, after all,'{c1q did not take a sterner line P trial. | : “ . ' : : = elie» Blast Levels Nitro Plant Unusval Dinner Menu Mv © Sight again. with the invaders and demand [7) Today’ S Fress | Butler to Be Acting. Judge Havti¥ck ruled Taylor . ‘Village Oks Fluoridation Meanwhile, U.N. emergency /they, withdraw immediately accord: as Prime Minister for could testify {fp his name and) HOUGHTON w® — A powerful DENVER | “W—No turkey—only ferces commander, Maj. Gen. E. |ing to U.N. assembly resolutions. | County News ........ saness-e occupation, but} don't think he explosion destroyed the nitro-glyc-| SPRING LAKE ® — Village ice cream and milk were the) L. M. Burns flew from Naples te | Instead, the secretary ra Editorials ...... oe .6 | 3 Weeks could say anything else that would: erin building at the Atlas Powder!council has given its go-ahead to Thanksgiving Day menu for five) Aba Suweir in the canal sone |merely indicated a delayed With-| gicets ... oc cece 88, 60, 61 be material.” | Co, plant—-six—miles southeast ofa water fluoridation program. Flu-ichildren in the James G.’Payne| where a total of 733 armed men [drawal was holding up a — Ty. oe anal Programs......75 | + gnpon re . |e at ee | Houghton yesterday, causing dam-joridation equipment is to be in-|family, They had their tonsils out) from al - have arrived (ment —— baeey lig might en-; . apes ees ie due i mean Ga enry) & at $100,000. ' under s '. danger cease fire omen's Pages..... | Eden, Egret = = age estimated at $100,000 stalled upon delivery. : in assembly line order yesterday. symbol. cas tn tec faa 1 “en they were ot order, since ~ L moving farther out of the current icrisis picture, On: the recom- imendation of his doctors, he flies to Jamaica tomorrow to spend three weeks in ihe Caribbean sun, ‘Richard A. Butler, government At least 1,000,000 Americans are driving around and around and around looking for @ little parking space It’s a Free Country ...S0 Go Ahead and BE Ungrateful recovering from one. | At least 3,000,000 American husbands agree with | em. At least 20,000,000 Americans are troubled by what sex is. At least 30,000,000 Americans are | .tronbled by what it isn’t. . At _least 15,000,000 At least 2,000 00 anseiina Tet Whey —e Unk et ty oe Conner we ~ Americans are troubled because it just ain't. _ At least 10,000,000 American husbands complain they'll never bé able‘to get a magazine article read in peace until they-get-another bathroom in the house. _ Add up all ‘malcontents, and you have 438,000,000 are afraid they’ be- | Americans—or more than 2' times the actual popu- eis coc ation of the country: : Ae SS f-you Teally enjoy being:2 Day. Fight down any feeling of a After all, = a free — “body talk you ree ia ton eens areca 8 leader in the House of Commons, | has been designated acting Prime | \Minister during Eden's absence. | Butler has been mentioned as al eggs successor when Eden re-/ - Siem ohaaed nee {inc ecaremets onthe nv ‘of his doctor. : Dr. Horace Evans, Eden's sees! ily physician, said the Prime Min ister is suffering from condition resulted from his round- - em -Girection of Britain's “bs wan withivawion Tren _ + | ~ Compare Simms Prices’ eS i Town! 100% Wool Slipper-Sox oom LEATHER Soles — Yarn-Kait Uppers "07! Bos 2 1° eo tT Scan Bay Area inlaw Porcini Whistles, for CrashClues for Elvis’ Pontiac Debut | Wing Sighted in Water; By PETE LOCHBILER | Cheering broke dut in earnest, - Searchers Seek Trace Elvis Presley_ fans. cheered, ‘as the Presley film flashed on the. \ of Mi Jet screamed, whistled and stomped Screen. 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Se : h their-Presiey—haircuts. pba lineal rere ie The plane with two men aboard’ Boys-wit “reminiscent of Rudolph: Vale ; : girls with ‘theatre photos of the the darting glance which pre was reported on a flight from Dal soe, clutched in hand all broke las, Texas, to Willow Run Airport “ser Cute 2 ha ar at the innermost heay. Or so the, pear Detroit. Closing weather anganto progressively louder cheering. ‘girls say. | heavy traffic switched the plane! “Oooowuu,” the girls cried as | = and yet fans or happily = to Selfridge, 15 miles southwest of houselights dimmed on the stroke | an spotting Presley in his first > Ce ea | of 12. Seas Can Geaee | Sn = hemes con But some bobby-soxers would have come merely to see Elvis once, glowering menacingly — yet All Sizes Under priced 98 Made from genuine a . 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ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE > NERBAY arid | SATURDAY a; ie oe “RIGHTS neat 36 vere i LIMIT QUANTITIES pet) a : = Navy estimated today that 100,000 even in the kind of “peacetime” leading a I5-vesse] task ‘force ‘tn’ of its men won't get home for that America has known in. the the eastern Atlantic, and 40 fight-! last few years, more than half of ing ships that have left the West! Christmas because ‘of the “readi- the Navy personnel has been grant-/Coast in recent days. The Forrestal | ness alert” ordered after shooting oq jeaves for the Christmas holi- originally was scheduled to put to started in the Mid East. A smaller number of men from per getting leaves will be less than’ the Air Force and a few from the Army have had Yule leaves canceled in the extension series of military moves to strengthen U.S outposts throughout the world and guard against another Pear] Harbor. The Navy is the hardest hit of the services because the Penta- gon orders involved the move- days. This year, he said, the num- 40 per cent. The Navy new has 379,000 men at sea aboard ships, 36,600 at everseas bases and 259,000 sta- tioned within the continental U.S. In a special Thanksgiving Day message to all commands. Chief ‘of Naval Operations Arleigh A. Burke said the redeployment was | ‘sea sometime after Jan. 1. The second of the super carriers, | ithe Saratoga, likewise has started itraining maneuvers much eartier ithan expected, at the head of an-|° ‘other task force in the western! ‘Atlantic. - | The Yule aboard ships that went overseas! were automatically canceled, and those of men aboard ships remain-| ing at home were jeopardized. j : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 | 4 3 : : a ok ee + ae eo : f ; c z ‘ : ; lid, he his own _All Units Will Be in ‘Readiness’. | _ Report Chou En-lai eran a mer Nas-He-Left His Mark By | a orieamees seem a : BAe io a Offers Gift to Egypt (Ec. ne denounced Anglo-French| NEW BRITAIN, Conn. ut—When them 25 years ago. , . . “kK Ben led . avy lert , hreatens Yule Leaves Creie es denepwpan Cr anes & onl his son, Ray Jr., into the latter's} Austalia was once known as New WASHINGTON (INS) — The; A top Navy spokesman said that,/of the nation’s super carriers now the largest possible number otis cae oe ‘oe Jory : Ve keg of the British Empire “bya formal Chou has left Peiping teur--of-the-East. = on a iconmee of the third row looked! r. . act until about the year of 1770. i. leaves of crew men| _ puclear attack on the U.S. = * * sa ie ale ns ' the swamp region near Lake Neu- due chiefly to “growing interna- . | tional instability.” ‘‘Once again the . : = | Navy has been meeded by our The stations of ships in home| nation,” he said, “and the nation Ports have been changed to con-| has found you ready.” fuse a possible enemy and increase . : idispersal. This means that crew-| men who retain their Christmas| The “readiness alert” also means As an example of the difference. jeaves must change their trans- that much larger crews must be the spokesman said that last portation arrangements. - board the warshi if Christmas many ships’ in home . 2 kept al the w ips even if es were down to 25 sonlomaick The Air Force said that ufidodbt- they are in port. F eS edly many men will miss Christ- their operating strength. This year, : eo = 4 . mas trips because of the “alert, he said the crews will.be kept up ohich haa tasent ' me the Rep. Walter Sees Man Killed jto at least 60 or 70 per cent of! : Sa ea =a — number of planes in-the air over fighting strength over Christmas same i beaealll Tice alert re: Congressman Watches as Soldiers Gun Down endl New Seats: quired a stepup in the number of Refugee in Hungary ment of more than 50 warships overseas on schedules earlier than planned, and the dispersal ot the remainder of the fleet to avoid concentration in case of a PLANS MOVED AHEAD maintenance men and patrols on Among the warships that were the ground. lsent overseas ahead of schedule The Army, however, said its jare the 60,000-ton Forrestal, first Christmas plans granting leaves to VIENNA, Austria ) — A US. congressman said he saw Russian soldiers shoot down a refugee to-| day on Hungarian soil near the’ Austrian frontier. Rep. Francis Walter (D - Pa) here to survey the U.S. aid pro- gram for Hungarian refugees, told newsmen he witnessed the in-| cident while on a trip to the Hun- garian-Austrian frontier with Lt. Gen. Joseph M. Swing, U.S. com- missioner of immigration and na- turalization; and John V. Lind- say, executive assistant to the U.S. attorney general. * * Ld] Manistee Shearlings Sizes 6-14 ALL LEATHER SOLE Walter’s account coincided with statements by refugees of train- loads of countrymen being deport- | ed to Russia. This was made in the face of protestations from the Soviet-controlled Budapest radio that there have been no deporta tions, and promises that Russian troops will turn over all arrested Hungarians to the regime of Pre-' mier Janos Kadar for trial. Walter said he was actually walking on Hungarian territory some distance from the first Hun- garian checkpoint when he heard shooting and saw a man running The man was running beside a small canal about 100 yards from} the congressman. Soldiers. were, ° firing at him. 7 i Priced Walter said he saw the man fall from down the canal bank as though 4 - he had been shot. 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The ontet _ the end of the school year »next he: Too Healthy _ |for drunken driving that he went) Fireman on Spot (Woody Wilson says, the streams ‘State Aids Waterfowl birds are supposed to talk, So far, _ LUDINGTON @®—The Michigain|July 1. Bemer, 14, years _— OKEMAH, Olde. W—Wfliam H.|through the roof—literally. . | FARMINGTON, N. M. i) — Fire- are S0 low that fish are dying from) LOS ANGELES — California has however, all they've done is let out Safety Council has awarded Lud-| Post, reaches mandatory retire-|Atwood was just. too healthy to) Nageak, tossed in the drunk tank men were summoned to a residence lack of oxygen and also scalding spent more than $6,000,000 in thea low whistle when people—par- + ington @ plaque in recognition’ of|™ent age 65 during the current|take advantage of fringe benefits|,+ the federal jail here, was miss-|Where @ trash fire had. caught a) ‘to death. past few years to improve water- ticularly pretty girls—walk by, the city’s record of three echoa) year, Warren is. business|during bis 38 years in the postalling the next morning when police Power pole afire. It was the home fowl areas and probably outspends ae hn years t berreee id of the Muskegon yablicidepertaneets - had ee made a: routine check. Officers of Volunteer Fireman Jack Sheafe. . . _ {all the other states in this respect. That’s Lot of Smoke: _-without-.a- traffic. fatality. ats LOT oF om $ when he Inole in the celling and ‘escaped | sae . . 7 RIO DE JANEIRO = Brazil ex: Muskegon Appointee CSavaaiiona thn ay are made over the jaithotse roof. Fish Out of Water ee a Girls Get Bird Whistle acted 62,200,000 pounds of tobacco SKEGON j "5, [of 98 per cent sheet steel for Through the Roof WALTERS, Okla. — The old- per worked under umbrellas to) ROANOKE,Va. @ — A “‘wolf-| during 1955, an increase of 300,000 MU ®— Richard D. strength and about two per cent of Costa Rica expects an 81, 040,000 timers here swear the drought has meet the deadline after an elec-,whistle” around the Children's Zoo pounds over 1954 but 54,400,000 eC. ee ee to suc-itin to keep the steel from rusting) FAIRBANKS, Alaska (# — Mar-|pound 1956 coffee crop, ® @ record, been so bad the fish ate trying to trical storm ripped off a portion of on Mill Mountain doesn’t mean pounds below the 1946 record high 0 En fe Oe lender saclotees, chie Nageak, 25, of Wainwright, ‘Sam Jose reports, iget caught to a out of the hot the roof on the. office. a thing, girls. 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Come B, DRESSMAKERS, LONG SLEEVE “Reg: 12:95, 14.95... oes 99 C. DRESSMAKERS, SHORT SLEEVE . mee Reg. 12.95 ee ere eres » Bes , .. eigie@ - : i resist: thers eeedececeenoccoccooes — r 1958 =: PONTIAC PRESS in oe Daily Except Sunday Entered at Post Office, Pontiac, as stcond class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Press is entitied exclusively to eee for repudlication of afl local news eps printed in this Bewspaper as well es al! AP news dispatches. oe maes Tham bs Gabeored ty coeriee Ee r 40 cents iz; Le ng —— service is not = by mail ib. Lapeer and re Siemens and all ether places in the 0 © « vear All mail ——- paYable in advance one Pontiac FE 2-818 CIRCULATIONS MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF ~___THU RSDAY, NOVEMBER. 22, 1956 — —-— — Thanksgiving 1956 Thanksgiving Day is at once a joyous and a somber holiday as fam- ilies gather together a across a ee ~ for reunion” * * * The Plymouth Colony celebrated its harvest at a precarious time. It is almost impossible for us today to understand the feelings of men afd women who decided to Lold a festival of thanks. What those people felt we do not know. But we do know they were grateful to God. © Today the Nation can rejoice in its growing strength and great- ness and ts stature as a symbol of f m throughout the world. We also can give thanks that we have the opportunity to help in the large mission that lies before us. ‘ * * bd As Gov. WILLIAM Braprorp wrote more than 300 years ago in his “His- tory of Plymouth Plantation”: “Thus out of- stnall beginnings greater things have been produced by His hand that made 4ll things of nothing . . . and as one small candle may light a thousand, so the light here kindled hath shone unto many; yea, in some sort to our whole Nation.” * * * But it would —be—feelish—and dangerous if we were to take our abundance for granted forgetting the Source of all these good things and the necessity for humility and gratitude. In this spirit We can _-make Thanksgiving a Day of faith and achievement. Dr. Burns Resigns — In the resignation of Dr. ARTHUR F. Burns, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, the Administration has lost an able public servant. During his three year tenure he has sought and obtained adoption of measures. aimed at Stabilization of the dollar and and continuing high employ- ment. Previous Administrations were handicapped by war and postwar booms in their’ efforts to avert inflation. * * * But in the present Acministration there also have been many opportu- nities to let down the bars to further - depreciation of the dollar. Demands ~~ of industry for new plant financing, of home builders for new lines of credit and even of the Government itself, exerted heavy pressure on the short supplies of money, labor and materials. * * * During most of his service as ‘chairman, Dr. Burns was in the happy position of being able ‘to say that the national economy was getting bigger and better. Moreover, during the 1954 reces- sion he was against a massive — assault on unemployment and favored tess drastic fiscal and credit measures. Subsequent events proved he was right. Chosen as successor to Dr. Burns is Dr. RayMonp G. SAULNIER, 4 Mem- ber of the Council since April, 1955. The latter’s seat will be filled by Dr. Pau W. McCracken of the University of Michigan. te x : Expert opinion is that inflationary pressures inherent in an expanding Sweden's Middle Way In ‘the opinion of the average American, Sweden isa eon. wel- fare state. - A booklet circulated by the Stockholm Chamber of Com- merce, however, reports that this norhern Baltic country is a land of vigorous private enterprise. Private ownership and manage- ment account for 93 per cent of Sweden’s total industrial produc- tion. Of the industrial labor force, priv- ate industry employs 91 per cent, co- operative factories four per cent and publicly owned plants five per cent. Other statistics point to the swift in- __dustrial growth of the country. x * * Today it produces 90 per cent more goods than before World War II and real wages for workers have risen 70 per cent. Like the United States, the 4 population shift is’ from the farm to the city. At present only 20 per cent — of Swedes earn their living by farm- ing. Twenty-five years ago nearly one-third were farmers. Due to farm mechanization, agricultural output has increased 30 per cent. Industrial production hasc limbed 20 per cent since the war’s end. x * * Since the early 1930s Sweden has been governed by the dominant So- cial Democratic party. During that period the country has built up a far reaching system of unemployment and old age insurance, maternity benefits, child allowances and com- pulsory health insurance. The important thing to-remem- ber about Sweden is that it is not a land of state ownership but one of thriving private enterprises. The Man About Town Thanksgiving Former Pontiac Resident Wonders How We Spend It Bike of soda: Short fer some- thing you’ need this_afternoon. A letter comes from New York City, from Burnham Biaisfield who says he- grew up in-Pontiat around turn of the century. He wonders if nksgiving still is celebrated here as it was then, in neighborhood parties, when there was personal testimony as to the reasons to be thankful. He says that in — his large city it has generaily become an occasion for overindulgence, both in food and drink, and that the real purpose of the holiday is overlooked. * MAT is glad to tell Mr. Blaisfield ihat in Pontiac homes, as well as in most other homes in this area, the old and -proper spirit of this holiday largely still main- tains. It is a day of breaking bread with friends—with, of course, more than bread on the menu, but not a day of carousing or meaningless enjoyment — I have it direct from the executive di- rector of the parade. Ay Gerard A. Poehlman that the Dec. 1 celebration. “Christmas on Wheels,” being put on by the Pontiac Retail Merchants Association, will be one of the biggest events in our city’s history. A letter from _Mrs.Lulu Copeman of Rochester says, “This is an nu nual event in Pontiac to which the surround- ing area for many miles always has a joy- ful anticipation, and you've never failed us, even if the weather man doesn’t al- Ways cooperate.” Under the supervision of Fred Mayer, an effort is being made by the Oakland County Sportsmen's Assn. to revive the fading interest in the old fashioned turkey shoots. The club is staging one on Dec. 16, in which the punk marksmen, like myself, are assured of yet- ting something besides a lame shoulder. After writing a congratulatory note to Mamie Eisenhower —- on her recent birthday, ’ Mrs. Roberta Johannsen of Lake Orion has received an acknowl- edgement from the first lady. Seeing the carcass of a deer fail from the top of an automobile on the Dixie Highway in Wednesday morning's” dark- ness and rain, . + “Perry Hankinsen ——- gave chase,-but could not overtake the car. And when he returned to the spot another car had picked it up. to be lower, THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. a Li olace haan Sa | es gS ‘Today: More Than Sven Let Us Give Thanks Russia’s Not Yet Ready for War By ED CREAGH Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON (—Are we go- ing to war? That's the big question in peo- ple's minds, of course, in the ebb and flow of world events from Hungary to the Gaza Strip. : * s Ld In the opinion of top level offi- cials of the Eisenhower adminis- ‘tration: probably not. Of course, the campaign isn't over. No political campaign really «8 over, ever. But the people in key positions will tell you — ag long as ;0u don't use their names — that in their view the outlook is for peace. Or at least oe nm big-scale war. s Here's ~~ occa: as it’s given out on an-_off basis: The Soviet Union is off-base. Re- cent events in Poland and Hungary have rattled the skeleton of the Soviet empire even though “rmgeasures have been taken,” as a Russian commentator Might, put ' it, to quell revolt in both coun- tries. * C . Tanks. Guns. The usual ory. * Measures~have—beerr-taken-*- But the feeling in higher official quarters here is that the Russians are scared, if not panicky. The feeling too is that some of the bigshot Russians are scared they'll be booted out of their jobs. Some say this is behind the re- cent tough, tall talk of Soviet Com- munist boss Nikita S. Khrushchev, who has been sounding off at -par- ties to the tune of top headlines in the Western sore * Scene of this country’s chief peerers through the Iron Curtain suspect — hopefully. perhaps — that Khrushchev’'s attitude reflects desperation. They don't expect war. however, They don't think Russia is ready. They don't think the So- viets have enough long-range bombers. They are convinced the Soviets don't have — yet — the Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE _ Let us give thanks. to God today . For all His blessings good . . . Especially democracy . . . In every neighborhood . . . For liberty as citizens . . . Regardless of our class . . . However poor we are, or large ... The fortune we amass . . To worship God in our own way... And speak our thoughts out loud .. . And vote as individ- uals . . . And not a people cowed . Let us be grateful for our home . . . Our health and happi- ness... For our devoted children, and... Their chances for success — ‘And let us give our thanks to God . .. Whatever_-we are worth. _ For life ‘and opportunity... To save our souls on earth. one 1956) 1 Years Ago AXIS’ NORTH Africa army ground in tra MOSCOW DEFENDERS with- stand biggest Nazi drive. 2 Years Ago CITY BUDGET higher but tax , 2,000. INSURGENTS trapped in free enterprise economy Will be with us for years. Therefore, it is to be - hoped and ‘expected that the 'Presi-. “Gene Will coritinue to'wergt earetamy os he opinions of his ecbhamite adviserd” of 807Oreen: St: eighty Peeverithi irda. and that they will follow in” Dr. “tag BURNS’ footsteps. oe et v Yous) Orchids to- + Mite donate. Halt S apaioe sae of 46 oriole Road; fifty-tirst wedding an- niversary. _..unapproachable. ocealt-.spanning guided missiles that probably will decide the next war, if there is one. = * * They can and will get a hot argument from the Democrats here. Sen. Stuart W. Symington, among others in his party, has been contending the Russians are ahead of us, or are about to be. The Russians haven't carried out their threat to send “volun- teers'' into the Middle East mess. Why? They have Sstia. in the candid opinion of our policymakers, about ready to reel into their orbit. Why haven't they given the nec- essary push? = = 2 Is it the feeling, which any Com- munist will voice at the faintest provocation, that history ig on the Reds’ side and they can afford to wait? Is it that they're groggy from the smouldering revolts in the satellite countries? Anybody who knows the answers should get in touch with his: gov- ernment. Here in Washington, nobody seems entirely sure THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Ye lust, and have not: ye kill, and desir~ to have, and cannot obtain: ye fight and war, yet ye. have not, because ye ask not. dames 4:2. o * * War will never yield but to the principles of universal] justice and love; and these have no sure root but in the reétigion .of Jesus Christ —Channing. Dr. William Brady Says: Dedicated Family Doctor Man to Be Thankful For A Newark read@T gives an ex- celient description ofthat -vanish- ing (?) institution, the family phy- sician: = , * Ld “Dear Dr, Brady: “We have a family doctor that we think is the best. We regard him as one of the family. Our children Jove him: He not only takes care of our phys- ica] ailments, but we feel free to go to him with our personal prob- lems. Words can't describe the love we have for him. “It he feels we need special attention, we wouldn't go te any one unless our doctor recem- meénds him. We find that we pay the specialist less than other people do who go directly te the specialist. So we know our doctor doesn’t get anything from the specialist. “IT could go on and on telling you the wonders of this man, but you would have fo know him to ap- preciate his greatness. He is never One__very cold _ winter night he came at 11:30. I begged him to have a cup of hot coffee, but he couldn't wait — he had other visits to make. “We pray all the time that God will give him health and strength to carry on his wonderful work. I am sure many other families de-- pend on him as we do, “This beloved physician is really a dedicated man. We thank God every day that we know him. Sincerely Mrs, ------ 00-20"? I, too, wish 1 knew this doctor and his medical neighbors or col- leagues. I'd like to submit to him— and them a quéstionnaire, private- ly and confidentially, dealing with the ways of physicians and the present state of medical ethics in the Newark area. KNOWS BY LETTERS You see. [| hear about Newark physicians only what their patients tell me. And it seems to be human nature when speaking to a present physician about an absent one to belittie the absent one or at any rate to dismiss him with faint s ff - praise, = * * It may be that other readers name and doesn't sell his custom- ers ‘“‘front’’ or imposing machin- ery. SOME ARE SCARED I find that some real doctors hesitate to have truck with me, lest the big noises in the AMA disap- prove. I beg to tell the world that I have never revealed the identity of a correspondent without his or her written permission. After all I'm ,not the abandoned character the AMA would like the world to think I am. Signed letters, not more hee one pee to personal Voice of the People Are the old baldies jealous? Common Sense Gramma Grammar on TV Irks 11th Grader Someone in the Voice of the People asked for your pet gripes. are mine. I object to grammatical like a cigarette should.’ Isn't ‘‘as conjunction. Why does any com- Two Associations Commend Press At the recent election, Proposal No. 2 allowing Pontiac police of- ficers and firemen to live outside the city limits received an over- whelming majority. ‘Some radio and TV commercials —: ‘Common Sense Gramma’ | + | tT} 2° Fregesend The Associations’ members feel The Pontiac Press was a great contributor in our success by urg- ing a “yes’’- Therefore, Associations wish to express our thanks for interest in our cause and for furthering that interest by favorable comments in, the’ edi- torial columns of the Press. Thank Golfer Calls This Great Sports Area What a great prospect abead for this state. Either the University or State might win the college title next year, the Lions migh take the pro title, the Wings have a swell shot at the hockey champion- ship and I'm wagering the Tigers may take the pennant. This is one of the greatest sports areas in the world. Golfer Soviet ‘Burying’ Tacties Applied Against Hungary By JOHN H, MARTIN INS Fereign Director Soviet Communist party chief Nikita Khrushchey's threat against the West—‘“we will bury you"— now is to be applied against little Hungary, s . This is the meaning behind the reported entry into Hungary of 2 Soviet infantry divisions to aid the Russian tank divisions already there. What is in prospect for Hun- gary can only mean Soviet mili- tary government, in very thin disguise, The Hungarian Communist pup- pet government under Premier Janos Kadar is thoroughly dis ” credited. But it has plenty of power so long as it is backed by Soviet bayonets. * s s The Kadar government's deniai that the Russians are deporting Hungarian patriots to Siberia is discredited by Western officials. ADMITTED BY RADIO . 4 Not only is there evidence in detail, but the Budapest radio it- self only a few day's ago admitted the deportation of Hungarians. * s e The exact number of Hungarian casualties probably never will be known. Dead ‘and wounded, were estimated as high as 100.000 even before the cruel deportation system was called into play. Seviet tank crews shot dewn Hungarians in the streets and on _ patriots return to work is the cry highways, but they cannot. com- pel Hungarians to return to work. For this reason large numbers of infantrymen must be brought in to occupy the country more ef- fectively and to establish a military government behind the facade of the Kadar government. Hungary will be ruled by the sheer weight of Soviet troops in every village and town. This is expected to terrorize the popula- ton and furnish the chance for forming native pohee forces loyal to the Kadar group whitch then could become the backbone of a resurrected police state NOTHING NEW Plang of this type are nothing — new to the Russians. They have done this from the dying days of World War U. ; * + e Premier Kadar cannot force the people to love him and his men Apparently he is already so well aware of their hatred that there is not much attempt at wooing. Bat he must make the ungar- lans go back te work to restore Communist centrol. And here is- where the Soviet infantry is very useful. The government, protected by rings of foot soldiers, can control all the food supplies and starve the workers into submission. This already is happening. 2 ¢ is The one thing that will iiaKke the of their children for bread. Case Records of a Psychologist: Don’t Let One Mishap Spoil Life ” Many- people are like Larry, who feels that he has nothing left to be thankful for. Yet he~ ‘still has 1,000,000 assets to off- set this one liability! So ana- lyze your apparent misfortunes. You will often find that they are not stumbling blocks but actual stepping stones to great- er success. Think of Helen Keller before you ever grumble again about a defect. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case T-528: Larry D., aged 19, is a college sophomore who had 4 very promising athletic career ahead of him. But he was involved in a car wreck and lost his left foot. " * * % “Dr. Crane, I feel that my life is ruined,’ he spoke morosely. “All my plans for tan athletic career are smashed. ‘And I had trained ever since ~~ grammar school to become a pro- fessional baseball player after. I finished. college. ‘Now what can I do? I am a cripple! What have I to be thank- ful for, anyway?” trees seemed trivial to us the rest of the day. a ae - Well, people can use this same method to dwarf the apparent size of their current misfortunes. An amputated foot seems like a mountain till you imagine what might have happened to Larry if he had lost the sight of both eyes! Hf you ever wish to regain a thankful spirit, visit our Veter- ans’ Watch such a young man try to turn on his radio with his teeth attained ten times as much fame. With an artificial foot, a bey or ~—~girt-can-drive-a—car—and—walic_sa smoothly people can't even detect - the fact a limb is missing. Nowadays, toe, the rewards in life. usually come from having a trained brain rather than a strong back or two feet or two hands. Seo make it a rule to count Every day should be a real Thanksgiving ‘for all. of us who ¢an see or hear and thus have so much more enjoyment of life than Helen Keller, Even if you are now bedfast in a tuberculosis sanitarium, you can still watch TV and see your friends. Miglin gl mama raga the phone. . - = * } . SEVEN New 35mm.cameras are easy for a youngster to use. A simple push-button foeusing eliminates guesswork. 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Failure Russia. previously was not known, but an originated. jto get factories working was ‘ even larger unknown was whether WASHINGTON SILENT Iblamed by officials on lack of Kj d T bl the American offer still stands. | Washington met this conditional power agd transportation. | S rou esome— ~ Se lacceptance with silence. ' Radio Budapest said transpor- ' . The $20 million offer to the “‘Hun-| Radio Budapest carried a state-. tation in the capital was improv- Capital Trip Canceled garian people’ was made by|ment today by Supply Commissar ing, that 13 tram lines would be President Eisenhower on Oct. 13,/Bezsoa Nyers saying Hungary, operating today. It admitted | . ; when independence-minded accept the American gift. | postal service -has not been re- | OKEMOS, Mich (AP)—The tra-| Nagy held the premiership and it/No conditions were mentioned ih stored and that few railroad ‘ditional trip to Washington, D. C.) Soviet troops would/the announcement, workers are working. |by the senior class at Okemos pal —_ asset ™ . ‘High has been ruled out by the | | Meanwhile, the general strike | But it complained also that the Board of Education “because of| Five days later Nagy was that has paralyzed Hungary con- return to work was being hindered drinking and supervision prob- overthrown and the Russians in- | tinued despite a series of govern- by “revolutionary committees” in ).... " stalled Janos Kadar as their pup- = oo mn few” Gaye ciniming=it-had-ended-—:seek-to-exceed their authority or saioals said a study was made: The voice of the government-of the trips because two students ibroddcast “ai editorial carried to- were arrested by police last year : Be) j ray ; = SRSA TERM |rmunist Party. 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A|plice the Crago car ran a red light|_, 1 4 Soldi Hei young prince will enroll next year. | ee Duns Inf Tr k third brother, Leonard a, 25, ialso of before it crashed into the side of OU"! ters, Meirs = -|Up to now he has been tutored) PHILADELPHIA @® —Grownup Kuhn served ; uron, was inj as WA8S\the truck, - - ‘privately at Buckingham Palace. /railroaders someday may run years as Menominee County agri- 0 iruc Leonard’s wife, Shirley, 22, and| LONDON — Eight-year-old)" Gyaries arrived at the playing|their trains the same as children: , Teturning to the : Charles’ wife, Joyce; 22. : Prince Charles, heir to the British field in a black. sedan, wearing from one room, That's the word the mid-forties to} CHICAGO # — Two Michigan) police. said they were believed to Appropriately Named throne, has risked his royal shins the school uniform, apparently to of Joseph A, Fisher, president of assistant county agent. jmen were killed and three persons |be en route to nearby CrystalLake prop y ‘in a rough and tumble soccer keep him from being conspicuous. the Reading Railroad, who says, in Pee Meee ii: }+~SAN-ANTONIO, Tex, un — Sign 84me with’31 of his young future/The school headmaster acted as “We have the basic elements now the University of Ryukyus in Oki-lof their car and a loaded caitle| Everett Holboth. 43, of Boyer. subjects ‘referee _-for—the —virtually automatic _rail- — returning to the campus in|truck in suburban Lagrange. lowa, the truck driver, escaped in- 0" the rear of an obviously not-| The game took place yesterday, Charles left in his car while the road.” It would depend primarily =a uly, — Police identified the dead as jury. - He jso-new auto: “SHOT ROD.” jat a day school in southwest Lon-\others were still playing. jon radio and remote control. 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AUTOMATIC CONSOLE IRONER Lfohittn 95-Now... | Ped ~~ nee ‘ete fthoats rie Soca f Se stsipy fore No hawks Down, $1.00 aah ‘ et, } * ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 i - : . a Z 0 = - ae n\ = _FAMOUS “ARROW” 4 DRESS SHIRTS wae! in new collar styles that are smarter-looking smoother-fitting than ever ant rhaaee* e = t Arrow Shirts feature the world’s smartest ‘collar styles . . . they catry the ‘“‘Mitoga” trademark which means torso-tapered for trimmer fit, Each shirt is Sanforized. for no more than | °% shrinkage. Choose his’ favorite style today! Gift him with a box to last all year! * a“ : A. “PAR” 95 iv | . .« @ popular soft _* a spread slotted collar © . with stays, cord-edge ‘ stitching. Button or French cuffs ... for the most discriminating B. “DART” a ) white “broadcloth ’ shirt with medium point mon-wilt collar and button cuffs . preferred by America’s bes® dressed. .....00.cees ae . C. “LANE” __ | a new single fold cuff shirt that is worn with cuff links. + ‘3 ee Gae tae ‘ss PATN* § 395 o @ ror eee eee ere ee eee en ene ¥ D. “PERMA STAY” |... new! We are the first iry Pontiac to present this new Type Arfgw Shirt! A cottar-stay that never has to be removed! —Can be washed and ironed and will always look and &t as good as mew .....-...-. Ly aie aie Tiree was sis ee he hes Charge Yours at Waite's ... Street Floor Men’s Luxurious Soft Touch Raycara Sport Shirts wow. AT 2 PRICE! Nothing’s changed except the price! You get all the features that made these distinc- tive sport shirts terrific at 7.98! All in “soft touch” Raycara.. . the magic blend of cotton for easy washability, rayon for wrinkle- resistance and vicara for a ftannet-soft touch. All Sanforized and color-fast. This fantastic regularly - low price is possible only because they were 7.98 made exclusively for us. See them today! : Buy now for Christmas gifts! EXPENSIVE DETAILING! Handsome inset pocket, lus- trous ocean pearl buttons, smooth top-stitched collar, neatly tailored single-needle sleeves. MANY BRILLIANT COLORS! Maroon, rust, red, char- coal, brown, forest green, gray, tan, green, navy, gold. SIZES: Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large, Charge Yours at Waiie's... Street Floor - CELAPERM , COTTON SPORTSHIRTS 5” From California, washable cotton and celaperm blend with the new Kent cél- lar. By Lancer of California. All long sleeves. Ideal for gifts! Choose Brown, Teal, Beige, Red, Gray, or Blue . S-M- “only * . Ipy-League BUTTON DOWN 3” Men! 16 to 60' We have many Ivy League shirts with the smart new button dowA collar (the most popular style of a , decade). Also features button in back of collar. Choose yours in checks, plaids, stripes and solid colors. All long sleeves in broadcloth and soft-cotton flan- M oh’s Cotton Flannel SPORTSHIRTS 2 Warm without weight \ We have many distinctively styled shirt in Sanforized fabrics, Each shirt is a ‘prize-winner! Wash ‘n wear cotton flannel that needs so little care. Long-sleeves, full cut in brilliant plaids! Bold colors of red, green, blue, brown, grey and black. Sizes small, nel, Sanforized to insure fit —_—-medrum,—targe, extra targe:—— st S-M-L-XL. : COCHOHESHHSHSESSSHHOSHSHSHSRSHOHSOHHOHHHHOSEEOHOHHOHO OOS Famous Make MEN‘S JEWELRY SETS regularly 3.50 to 6.00 OY | 1.99 ____The_big Name is the ‘‘Swankiest’’ and the price is. the lowest ever! Choose complete matthing sets.” You'll know the brand name we mean when you see the superb styling and read the name on the backs. You'll be amazed that we are selling them at such a low price! Hurry in today and buy sev- eral for yourself ond for gifts! - only Charge Yours-at only : Waite's ... Street Floor s ae PEOPLE LO) f : J rs en / ~ 4 1” io Ts } a “ % - r., j \ 64 \ ¥ . ; 1 a a tae a j * ‘ae The Go-Everywhere Car Coat Lovely warm. button-on hood car coat of fine cot- ton poplin. Dog leash fasteners and elastic wristlets. 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Second Floor eeeenecesccccensccsecccccsenecessccccsesaeeseneasees ad keep the little ones comfy with “HONEYBUG” SLIPPERS starting | 2.99 The kids will love their own slippers, so warm and cozy just tike their mom and dad. They’!! love their colors. and styling ee A. The Bunny Scuff by Honeybues elast-c back, rayon satin front Choose * from colors of black, pink, and light bive & Full sites 2.99 B. Roman stripe brocade sweater pump Rayon farlle lining. soft spit leather sole Black with bright muitistripes 10-3 full sizes) By Honeybugs 2.99 M C. Shearling Rollared moccasin, cotton flannel lining. soft padded leather sole jaunty tassle on Namp. Brown. 8-3. Full sizes 2.99 . BD. Honeybugs 25... warm beaded moccasiniin capeskin Choose from colors cf royal, | red and white-'in sizes 8 to 3. Full sizés... 0.2... 2. ee eee 2.99 E. Black velvet espadrilie, glitter clock design. Faille lined, soft sp'it leather sole By Honeybugs. Sites 10-3. Full sizes... -. 4... 0-e- @ dias bie ee cies oe wes - 308 Cc. SSCOHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSHSSSOSSHSHESSHSSSESSHSSHSSSSHSHSSHSHHCSHHH EH SSHSSEHESHEEeeeeseeesE slip him into a relaxing mood “KING BEE” SLIPPERS sarting at... 499 How nite it is to slip into these ever so soft slippers after a hard day at work, Stippers that-can be worn inside or around the outside .. . you don’t have to bother to change shoes when you have to step outside. They’re soooccc0 comfortable yet so smart. Get a pair today! starting at... wy A. Shearling-lined canoe mocs are light on his feet. Glove leather with hand laced vamp and kicker. Strong rawhide lacing. Sandal tan and Palamino. Full sizes 6 to 12... - 4.99 Pa ee eee a ee B. Smart hard sole operas with fine kid uppers. Calfsted vamp and soft sock lining. Long-wearing composition sole. Brown or wine Sizes 6 to 12 (no size 1142)... oe 4.99 Pee ee ere t PO ennvrewe C. Moc Toe operas made of the softest glove leather to comfort his tired feet, New Nur-o-Cel: soles and heels wear longer than ever. Slate grey or butternut, Sizes 6 to 12 (no size 11 ¥2)...2....5.99 bd t Charge His at Waite's ... Street Floor __ size and taste. THE PONTIAC PRESS _ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 22, 1956 - TUB KIT — Selection iniigaea) bath crystals, sachet, toilet water) and talcum in scent aaa ir young miss. “Avoid Extremes in Gift Clothing Sweaters, Stockings and Accessories Are “ Always Welcome . Women love to get clothes for Christmas. But the right kind, The trick in selecting clothes for a gal, be she wife, mother, daugh- ter or sister, is avoiding the ultra- practical, yet selecting things she really can use. 7 The second secret is sticking to things where one can be sure of Sweaters and ultra - festive blouses are welcome. Sizes here can be either the 32-34 variety or the same as the dress sizes: 12-14, ete. Look im the neck of a favorite sweater or blouse for the correct size. But don't buy the sweater in’ the blouse size, as women genera) wear a size larger in sweaters to get that just-right fit Levely sweaters of lambs wool, fur and nylon, decorated to a fare . thee - well, are available. Skirts te: match go with the sweaters, bat a gift certificate is a sound appreach jo a skirt, since both length and girth are in- velved. Handbags are delightful. Keep in mind whether the woman in question complains that her pres-4.. ent bag is too big or too small and what kind of a handle she wants Leather in lush colors is popular handbags run from the modestly priced to the really knock - out range, so pace your wallet ac- cordingly. * e Stockings should be in every woman's stocking. She alwasy buys more than one pair at a time, for economy's sake. so you do the same. Very sheer ones make wel- come gifts, since they seem gift- like rather than utilitarian, Hanes’ “barely there” seargless ones fal! in this well-received category. One husband has a wise ap- proach to his wife's clothing prob- jem. In addition to the accessories and easily-fitted items he puts un-| der the tree he each year provides her with an outfit to wear during the holiday season. He takes her to the store of her choice before the rush is on and lets her pick. it out A wise choice in a gift bought this way is a brocade costume in rayon and cotton. Silver threads make it party wear. Gloves and belts are fun for a woman to get. Driving gloves are fine, but really luxurious dress ones fill a woman with the feeling she's glamorous, ‘Charge’ Account Opened | With Power Hammer BALTIMORE w—Orange Oscar Holmes, a 300-pound city worker, ' was jolted by a 13,000-volt charge ’ of electricity . When the 40-year-old worker ar-- “rived at Johns Hopkins Hospital, he relaxed in a chair and said, “My left. hand. stings a little but. I fee} OK. Some singed hair about his tem- ple was the only sign of the shock’ he receivéd while operating a pneumatic power hammer which | came in contact with an under- ground electric Tine. SEARS eo) d:jila @-\, ene) FOR YOUR PROTECTION deers Services Whet Seors Sells. Showld you ever seed #7, Seore Serv- ice in cheoys oF seor os your telephone Service ia prompt, deperdobdie, tow, cost. Servicemer eve trained im factery meth- ods, wee genvine ports. Oouy Hou Pay Later at Sears Shop Friday, Sat. & Mon. Until 9! Gi oe mm ny BIG 25-INCH OVEN in Tt “give” Coldtex insulation! Freezef ~~ 132 Cubic Foot COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR — oes our oe Salel . EVERY WANTED FEATURE 9 Lb. 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Big quick-* be covered with plastic laminate for work teble. freeze compartment, tool Pounree: v j THE PONTI AC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOV EMBER 22, 1956 $$ Police ond Reet D rate Perils Puppets and policemen are com- ows. dining talents in Germany. inorder. to reduce the traffic accident tool, according to the German Tourist) “Information Office. In the heavily motorized state of Northrhine-Westphalia, some police officers'are being taught how to manipulate ‘Puppets for _Specially-| 3 : [written plays before sheckhibren: ‘oung Orphans Sing ‘The policemen and their puppets’ wil] demonstrate the dangers of the to Change Castle ever-increasing road traffic and) Thirty-nine children are building; show how to avoid these pet. tan orphanage. with song in Buecke- Waters of the Great Salt Lake German Tourist Information Of- ‘in Utah are said to be about 23/fice. An cid castle -is being re- jis on per cent salt in content. By way modeled into a home for 20 Euro- ‘Aa estimated 62 million acres of ing, according to the German ‘ef contrast the salt content of the}/Pean orphans as a result of con- ‘Atlantic ocean is about 3.5 per certs of the Obernkirchen Chil-. ‘cent. burg, Germany, according to the dren's Choir, a chorus of 39 sons! ipletely safe from erosion. |Europe, the Wall Paper Museum| large scale. _ Revolution. ee ae +. One will. be placed in the Na- and daughters of miners: in the dis- now has a department on contem-| | Is Sk | ! Museum Shows New porary fabric and paper covering. 0 onia S. e efons | tional “Memorial to eee trict. ; They successfully toured England ‘Wallpaper Techniques lits special purpose, the curator, hi 1 bar of the Americ a and America, and intend to ru From furry animal skins to wov: ' states, is education - industrial ang) Discovered i in P | y- tion to be erecte rei again to the United States in 1957 en cloth and washable paper _lacadel lof Washington Square near t-sarn-money-tor-the upheep Of the German-Wall Paper Museum). —_— ndence Hall. \their orplianage. jin Kassel, Germany has all there) The first Teamadal oil well ologists have. found near - In the romance of wall-cover-,was drilled in Venezuela's oil-rich ‘Maracaibo section in 1913, but it ~jwas at least 10 years later, in about production began on a colonial soldiers in t can Campbell said the search for dependence Hall the skeletons of the skeletons was based on sie four men believed to have been ords which said mass burials ha he American been made’ in shallow pits in the jarea, oe ‘the land now planted to crops in Tourist Information Office. ‘the United States is said tobe com-| The only one of its kind in,1923, that ae ee rect etree eee neers (02 . 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BB Reg. 2.49 $] Quick and economical way to Watlies to a golden brown — Beautiful bedroom fixture 2- serve quesis on short noticé. “or toasts sandwiches Biq aril] fight type with quare. gicas Corn tastes better popped the area equal to.two 8-in. frying shade of satin white Uses 60W electric way. Save! pans. Chrome plated bulbs. See it! — 8-pc. Aluminum Cookware Set De eae is Turquoise | = Harmony House Brass Kenmore Hair Dryer Steams = Dry ira quickly. 78x82.in. Match: - Fireplace Ensemble = _-F+¢ Brush---Comb! Special Sale Priced ing 20 x 26-inch pillow “htae : . a 7 Gydilable See iq! Sears She'll love the modern styling, top efficiency of heavy- _ ae 37 88 ___ Reg. 8.95 5.69 _ Reg. 995 8 44 | weight aluminum ware. Includes 3-q}. covered saucepan, Strong .ensemble nbs brass- .. 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Committee on _is:terms, - : = , would make him a log- ical choice’ for taking up perman-| PAbably the most difficult was ent residence at No 10 Downing! ** Well. street, Britain Butler at prenéat is Lord Privy ¢risig when he moved in under) Seal and Conservative leader of the Sir Winston Churchill in 1951. A| House of Commons, but he made sharp dose of austerity and some | hig mark’ on the party and the long range planning with the other | world in two other postwar jobs./Commonwealth countries helped ee eng HI-FI RECORD PLAYERS 3-Speed Automatic Changer Guaranteed 2.1 Watt Output Slight Irregularities in Case Coverings Reg. $99.95 NOW $36? Assorted Styles Fully Guaranteed NO MONEY DOWN FREE: °2.96 Sheaffer Cartridge Pen With Every Record Player Purchased | {put the nation on a sounder eco-|chancellor by the fllness of his'known to his personal friends and Bevis to Talk in Detroit deep in an n economic! wife, the former Sidney Courtauld. |the-public alike. Scientists and Engineers. 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No special talent is needed and you may find that the whole fam- ily will want to join in the creative) fun, especially the youngsters. A little imagination, a few sim- ple kitchen utensils for ‘molds, and, some Guifwax paraffin starts you inexpensive. Candlesticks for, wicks, chil- dren’s crayon shavings for color and trimming material ranging from gold or silver ‘“‘glitter” to sequins, buttons er beads, roands out the list. You can easily pick up addi-) tiorial decorating ideas in a trip) to the local five-and-ten-cent store. | Begin by melting the wax in) the top of your double boiler.: Next, pour it into a mold greased: with vegetable shortening. Chill it until-firm-and tap gently to —_ the candle out. Dessert molds, milk or cream! cartons, tin cans, plastic containers: or muffin tins are a few of the: everyday items around the house that can be used to make a variety | of shapes. If you decide to use a cardboard container, wrap sev-. = turns of string around it for exgra strength. Even without using a mold, can make an attractive -block candle by joining bars of paraffin together with small amounts of melted wax, Decorated and surrounded by holiday scenery, it will make a handsome centerpiece. t ‘Air Force to Begin = CHEERY HOLIDAY SETTING— Festive candle you can make and decorate yourself. riety of color and you can vary he shade by increasing or de-| ‘creasing the amount of shavings you melt- with the wax, You'll find that the final results, will be attractive additions to — _ eaey decor at vay little | | TV in West Germany - Wicks can be made from pared- down candle stubs or picked up! at a local hobby shop. If you: want to make your own, 80a heavy string in a borax-and-salt) solution overnight, then dip in melted wax to stiffen. The solu-| tion causes the wick-to burn more! slowly. When you are ready to insert the-wick; use-a heated ice} pick to make a hole for it in the| candle, then seal it in place with a drop or two of melted wax. Children’s crayons offer a va- WIESBADEN, Germany (#—The |U. S. Air Force announced today ‘it will have two television stations loperating in. West Germany by early next year, The stations will have limited power and will op- erate at a radius of only about 10 miles so as not to interfere with shows put on by West German sta- tions. Most” programs will --be—-kine-- | scopes of original shows produced jin the United States. There will | be some live telecasts of news and sports events. For sowing For horizontal Grilteg For sanding A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WILL HOLD YOUR SHOPSMITH FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY WITH WEEKLY PAYMENTS - THE GREATEST THRILL SINCE | | YOUR FIRST ELECTRIC TRAIN! 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Such innocent trappings as. dry. * - ~ decorations, greenery, | candies, colored lights and party dresses can be potential deathtraps. And even cooking a meal is beset by an unusual number of risks. According to Mrs. Marjorie May, a home accidents expert with the National Safety Council, most holiday accidents in the home are caused by hurry, worry and fatigue. She advises: “Plan ahead and shop early, sO you can prepare as much of the festive meals in advance as possible. Start early enough in the day so that there is no last |BE CAREFUL when standing on chairs” Ge ladders-near the ‘tree. labeled flame-retarded or fire- _proofed. Do not overload the electrical circuit, and make sure the wires are well-insulated. f Materials can be fire-retarded. with a simple solution of 7 ounces of borax. and 3 ounces of boric racid dissolved in two quarts of warm or hot water. Apply it, either by spraying or immersion, when. the- ‘garments are dry. '. Do not give a baby anything minute rush before meals. Avoid Smaller Ahan its fist, or toys with _ working at night, or any time small removable parts, or stuffed you feel overtired. These are animals with glass or button the times at which you do the eyes. To toddlers do not give careless, stupid things that cause anything with sharp corners or THE TREE should be kept in water and in the coolest part of the room. accidents.” edges, marbles, beads or inflam- The kitchen is a dangerous ™4ble toys. In the slightly older jage group avoid shooting or for ¢ at time, ae sidan —. oe target toys, and electrical oe in @ y-tmo runh. |(unless specially approved). ‘ofall never eee ue a Burns and scalds cause the) child’s intelligence or take the death of more children than any) attitude that he will ° ‘grow into’ other kind of accident, accord-'a toy, mechanical device, labor- ing to American Red Cross atory set or bicycle. statistics. If you want to be sure! Think of the older folk too. that tragedy does not mar your Their particular danger is a fall, holiday take these simple fire so if you have elderly people in precautions recommended by the your home see that presents, National Safety Coungil: wrappings, new toys and so on Keep your Christmas tree in are not left lying around on the water, and in the coolest part floor. of the room. If necessary turn f State Board of Elections studied afi absentee ballot for some time before they decided it had been @ mailed before the deadline of Nov. 6. It was mailed in the Nether- lands and was postmarked “VXI 56-21." The board's secretary came up with this solution, “"V “XI” for the llth month, Novem- DON'T OVERLOAD the electrical ber, “56” for the year and the circuits of your Christmas tree. “21 for the hour,—9-p.m. —— ee 2 ee vith sheared. wool cuffs and zippers S — 54% Black — Broun _Warm fleece-lined and water-tight to keep your feet dry and prevent colds. 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Extremely ac- 50c a Week Christmas. $1.25 a Week movement. curate. rs a Man’s or Lady's ee | Naan (ict MOE wean Be ae gs SEs ih ‘22 ‘Tl HOLDS “TIL CHRISTMAS! OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY & Te] FREE MONDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Metal Tables 'f )P > « men = Plus es —_— with Your Purchase of a | fe. 2 Rolls of Remington, Royal or Ave File am ‘Underwood Portable }\\\_42%))) | |B) =< Film FREE | a 10-Day_FREE Trial. e771 eer Highlonder ee a ae ae ee O O) ‘oF =, (D N ” |in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. As is the custom, area residents are attending religious services and celebrating Thanksgiving Day with family dinners, buffet supper. par- ties and other social gatherings. * * * = Arriving from Washington, D. C., Secretary of Defense and- Mrs. Charlies E. Wilson are spending Thanksgiving Day with their son- E. Curtis Matthews of Lone Pine road, Also present for dinner to- Charles E. Wilsons Arrive for Feast Day With Family” Mr. and Mrs, Newton Skillman Jr, Have ’ Clifford Ekelunds, Others in Group their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. . Sligh _ Robert and Richard Eldred ar- rived home from Sacred Heart Seminary and Roger camé from Notre Dame University to have dinner with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eldred of West Iro- quois road. ;day-are.Mr. and Mrs, William Bj}. .- ® ¢ “9 Hargreaves. | Gathered at the-home-of Mrs... * ° * | Orville Moll on Woodbine drive Mr. and sere. X ton Skillman | @fe her son-in-law and daughter, Se, 0¢ Lake Angelus Shares ath Mr, and Mrs, William B. Hart- entertaining her parents, Dr. and | mann and Mrs. Clifford Ekelund of Ottawa | Lynde, and her son and daugh- _ drive, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith | ter-imlaw, Mr. and Mrs. James and son, David, of Meadewlake | Nye and children, Farms, Mary Sue Ekelund of * *¢ * Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blakeslee George Wellington Smith and (and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blakes- family, Mark and Mary Eliza- \lee and children, Ted, Ann and | beth of Franklin and David Martin, are having dinner with Brennan. iMrs. Martin J. Cloonan of Bir- i = 2s /mingham. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Armstrong/ * ¢ 8 jot Cherokee read are avoiding the} The Stuart Austin home on Chero- jsudden cold spell and spending) es road is the scene of another | Thanksgiving Day at Jamaica Inn,' family gathering that includes Mr. , | | Jamaica. They left on Tuesday for) and Mrs. Harry Austin, Mr. and a : |a two-week a there. iMrs. John. Austin, Eva and Ella SRS i oe j | Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Richard , . . . | Enjoying a tour of the West /patterson and children, Richard | Young Bobbie Archambear: is shown of Forest drive. Mr. and Mrs. Charles . 7 seta hawend spar eat Pp irre |and Tom, of Birmingham. | with his choice for a pet ...not a _ Perkins of Dakota avenue and Mrs. Mae ‘ oe » ss ®* giving Day. Mr, and Mrs. M, A. Dr. and Mrs, A. J. Michal and Calbi of Linden Road are enter-) daughters, Toni afd Brooke, are "ing two boys for dinner and having dinner at Orchard Lake ®@ taking their guests to see/ & * = Also present are their -son, Ar thur H. Scott II, who attends MSU; Mrs. Helen Harder of East Lan sing and Mr, and Mrs. William). The Gerald Guinans of State avenue are enjoying a family dine A Country Club with Mr, and Mrs.|“Seven Wonders of the World” la-! This one got away but how will his luck be next |G. Dickinson and daughter, Chris- ee! on ae Robert Cab James Hannan and daughter. Mary * ter ‘on “this- ‘afternoon. | year? itine, of ———_— - Liz, and Mrs. H. Y. § nee of Bir-| = = . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Handren Nine pages today mingham. Brooke Michal is vacationing| from St. Mary Academy. i * @¢ ® Mr. and Mrs. Robert Isgrigg | and family are spending the day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4. A. MacDonald of Forest drive, Watkins Lake. s Jr. and children are dining with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fay of Utica road as are Mr. and Mrs. Frank ‘Pepples, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graham of Detroit and Mrs. Ben Byrnes. On Friday the Handrens will ac- company Mr. and Mrs. William ,|Rogers and Mr. and Mrs, Dexter ._Kennedy to Columbus, Ohio, where jthey will visit friends over the jweekend and attend the Michigan- | Ohio State game on Saturday. i * * * in Women’s Section ver and family of Birmingham, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Limbocker and family, also of Birmingham, and the Rev. and Mrs. James Guinan and children of Farming- ton, c * * - ; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ferrer and children of Marlborough drive are } entertaining her parents, Dr. and | Mrs. Ethan B. Cudney, at dinner. , On Friday the Ferrers will’ leave | for Columbus, Ohio, where they will be weekend guests of Mr. and }Mrs. Harold Coons. On Saturday 'they will attend the Michigan-Ohio | State game. * 7 | Mrs. R. J. Hillabrand of Perrys-} burg. Ohio, is spending a few days with Mrs. Dora Dawson and Mrs, Helen Teitgen at their home on Tilden avenue, Joining them for Thanksgiving! dinner today is. Mrs. Henry P./ Beehiler. i Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Hay- | ter of Woodbine drive traveled | to Howell where they are having _ @nner today with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hayter. j * . * | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne and son, Curt, of Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gerber and Mrs. | eo # s | Mr, and Mrs. Richard Graves | and children, Brent, David, Judy | and Michael, are spending the * * «* | Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Greenhalgh | and family of Ottawa drive are | | day with his parents, Mr. and entertaining her mother, Mrs. Irv- | | | Mrs. John McConnell of Pine | ing Corwin; his father, Joseph Lake reed. -|Zar Crittenden are having dinner ag tat the -home-of- -Mr.—and—Mrs.}— Greenhalgh, and Emma Howard Mr. and ure. Michael Sullivan Charlies Crittenden on Alhigh for dinner i . : and children, Michael and Shawn, street. of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr, and Mrs. V. G. Benson and children of Saginaw are spending the day at Mrs. H. Watson Is Speaker at ~ Woman’sClub- Mrs, Herbert Watson discussed adult education at the recent meet- | ing of the Pontiac Woman's Club. | She said, “Knowledge is power.” | Mrs. Watson spoke of the Uni- versity of Michigan yearly semi- nar on adult education. Club mem- bers are. eligible to attend the an- skinny tunic ang the tunie with nual seminar. She spoke on com- |8 little flare above the hip. munications, speaking briefly of ra- “Mister Turkey” is the piece being with their parents, are visiting their | The straight tunics ave put over| | “played” by Marilyn Alane Reese, 2, and--.grand parents, Dr.and Mrs, Ralph W. a waaay. eae nave’ wanen ‘ one-year-old David James Reese, of War- Reese of Union Lake, today for Thanks- |collariess necklines and buttons| Ralph Schaefer tg dining with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dobski in their heme on Tilden avenue, 5 * * Jane Danton and Mrs. Eva Dyer of Shoreview drive are spending several days with Mrs. Dyer’s sis- ter, Mrs, Harry Day and family in Belleville, Ont. They will return to their home on Sunday. * * * The Rev. Robert Ebey of Custer has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs,’ E, J, Ebey of Short nig for several days. The Rev. r. Ebey left on W for New York City Sees 4a ale aena a German family who will return _ with him to make their home te Custer, Norman Norell. - | Brings Back... ‘Tunic Fashions NEW YORK {INS} — Norman Norell, America’s ‘most honored designer, thinks it's time for tunics! again. Norell, the only triple winner of} the Fashion Critics Award, is back- ing tuni¢es of various lengths in his resort collection this winter. He favors both the straight, -\Shower Honors | 4 ‘|\Bride-Elect © .wick boulevard. Their parents are Mr. . giving dinner, me back. sce susie “and Mrs. Tom Reese. The. youngsters — ——— Mrs. C. T. Ekelund entertained ‘ young: ’ P belted, for a slight biousing si tiachon taeda tein re y ’ ‘ ser ie the belt and a little flare her home on Ottawa drive Tues- Beta Sigma Phi to Add New Chapter Sree dre ete I — | Plans for organization of a newer of Beta Sigiid Phi When they}gram~includes-outings,-teas,- for-lhrown skirt, also belted in brown. s Mary Fiizabeth, daughter of Mr. | 7p lence de cgarlee va Phi on auhusitin cena ie TS one and informal dinners and) Norell’s belts are fashion news, this Mu chapter three years - |dances, too. They are extremely wide — ellingt aS of Franklin, will become the De week, Mrs, Eileen K. Davenport, rep- -fneleee «an 4 =} a of David A Brennan of De- . Nu Phi Me is ssh ek shacks el. Moasiegy;ad-Wep-ceuiptoe ate etl igamnetating toute. tha AGNI afar agentes leap Swirling outwith verve is this multicolored dhirt Sail ta 0 cdteindan Tae he pie (Beta ‘Sigtha Phi; thé largest Greek|twice a month at which cultural , + even a litte | ide; bold stripes si holiday time: Trim waisted) Church imate oon aeond aed Mo, will ad-| ingeasta ‘in the peg oye ps ep art, drama, rush ti Bie a of ie eee ee “s hai yt< gee yo ta he Peet J PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2 22, 1956 the gift girls adore- M3 Ship’n Shore’ blouses K “sizes 3 to 6z 3 and7 tol, ° AMERICAN i } TRADITION se » i ‘ i ¢ EX ‘ i ( To Give ‘Thanks for Our Blessings iH | a On this Thanksgiving Day we give thanks for the 4 : good fortune of being citizens of a mighty Democ- “2 : racy ... for the peace, prosperity and freedom it ? offers us. We offer a prayer that it will continue » 5 to be here through the years for ourselves and 2 ‘ our children to live in and enjoy. 2 ; § : ; : } . +. a man’s * . Pentiac Press Phote }- f : ld ? City Panhellenic Self-help toys were donated Tuesday to the Oakland (tor the family of a man who had world, too. a Makes, Donates County Crippled Children’s Society by women of the ,>endreds of friends all over the . - vs : . : . country to send an announcement Toys to Children Pontiac City Panhellenic. Shown making the presentp- or nig death to. these maty Pontiae City Panhellenic has| [0M are (left to right) Mrs. Howard Owen of Wall | trienas?” made a presentation of “‘self-help"| street, Mrs. R. L. Bronoel of Pioneer drive, and Mrs, | Answer: It is perfectiy ee toys to the children of the Oakland! Herbert Howerth of Wenonah drive. Pictured with %P4 Douces to anyone with whom : ; he corresponded. — Society for Crippled Chil) shem is two-year-old JoAnn Dunnabeck, daughter of the = § ; Light up their eyes with Ship’n Shore blouses. ; Party-perfect and playtime styles to give ; girls a star-bright Christmas...and a =k wonderfully wearable new wardrobe! The MARGARET ANN shop Riker Bldg. — W.'Huron St — a _ _ - ee These toys were made by mem-, Donald F, Dunnabecks of Birmingham. JoAnn attends See Our bers during the past year. The the school at the Society office on West Lawrence street. PREVIEW idea originated from the Alpha Chi) ——— j Omega toy book as oe | therapeutic toy to handica . 7 children as well as train them. Fridges, Freezers All New | The functions of the toys are to { develop muscle coordination, teach By OLGA CURTIS ,ofters “‘bookshelf” arrangements self-dressing, aid finger and elbow | dexterity, stimulate visual percep- NEW YORK (INS) — Refrigera- of food. You just shove the pack- ; : and grasp and eye tors and freezers not only are age§ jn sideways, like volumes, tion, encourage h grasp ye = gpa ate ep coordination, motivate speech ef- “straightening” up for ‘7, they're .) that every “title” is reachable fort and to provide dramatic play. getting easier to use. right away | Panhellenic also presented @ There's one refrigerator, for campership to send a handi- instance, that doesn’t even have | The new apphances = — capped child of Pontiac to Camp, g pandie. You merely tap a tive as well as practical, They're | Greee Bentley during the summer. to. on the floor-hugging foot all straightish—with squared cor- OO | pedal and the door swings open. | ners—for “build-in” effects. Use Many Colors | Inside, the refrigerator is just! | as convenient when you've got a h ito Create iltesions what | plate in either hand. The shelves Neig bors they cca anal room of unwieldy "evolve by push-button and it's) | proportions is no exception. You aa creme to ‘ap =k Accustomed | can use colors to create the illu- Lai sired, whether width or! AS for freezers. the promise is enth tp es of no more digging through the green to Oc tai S | Light eolors in a small room wil] Peas stacks to find the beans. ices! its area and dark The freezer compartment of one’ Hosts Should Offer. ‘colors in an oversize room tend to new refrigerator is a drawer—ex- . . . [make it appear smaller and more actly like your dresser drawer | Pre Dinner Drinks unified. A light-colored low ceiling Pull it out. and everything is visi-, tO Be Hospitable will seem to be higher, while a ble from the top. GIFT SLIPPERS complete selection. OTHER STYLES $2.29 $1.98 Ley Away Now While Range of Sizes Is Complete ai | dark-toned high ceiling will _ ap- * ; . pear lower. A ‘stand- up freezer, meanwhile | By EMILY POST RE ee ee ee ae SSS “My husband and I have invited re a .. | several] of our neighbors to an in- You'll find every soft, warm style ... size and color in this Merit Shoes © OF White fur on hand beaded slipper in heavenly blue, also white and red. Sizes 4-9 —_— oh $1.00 WILL HOLD has NORTH SAGINAW STREET t — formal supper next Saturday night. © gh ee We do not drink but all our friends © a Faq bu lous enjoy a cocktail before dinner. a Knowing this, would it be inhospit- 0) eee | i "= able not to serve them cocktails? “S a A SALE = We do not object to drinking, it is just that we don't enjoy it.” Starts Tomorrow! Answer: If that is what your friends are accustomed to and they + know that you do not object, it would be very inhospitable not to’ serve cocktails. eth RPE is ad “Dear Mrs. Post: I am a |. young businesswoman living alone in & small aprtment. When a man calls to take me out for the evening, is it proper to in- vite him up te the apartment for a short while, or must I always ~ meet my mea friends down. | | stairs?” : | If you could 4 . MINK read his mind 14 you would give and there’s a ° 4 Answer: ‘Aa old friend you ees SINGER , tainly would ask up. If you know) him his favorite At Prices You Can Afford ¢ SM aoe an escort only slightly and do not! in every ARROW , know the type of man he js, you! ; ' = would meet him downstairs. | price class, too! Z| «| “Dear Mrs. Post: The other. afternoon I drove my mother over ——— WHITE _ bd * . to visit my aunt. I greeted her 5 with a kiss. Also present at the ‘ time were two other near relatives SHIRTS for aa ‘ 7 "| whom I greeted, but did not kiss. a : “On the way home my mother Ch . t Tet ® brought this to my attention and| Fr a B | said that ate thoaght-1 dan sven! ristmas $ , | . hot to have greeted the other re-| Fay Satta in mye when : . A ; _latives in the same manner, I you give Arrow White Shirts to every man on your list. And it’s so easy to find the fust-right white . from our wide selection of the best-looking collar styles. All feature the stnooth, shape d-«to- fit “Mitoga” tailoring, fipe hae ~-would very much like to know io Oe what you think about this.” . ~ ioe | Answer: If you knew them _ about equally it would be quite Natural Mink! Silver Bilge Mink! Natural Pastel Mink! Natural rude. If the one you kissed you Ranch Mink! In clutch cape or regulation stole and cow! collar || see constantly and the others are 4 capes. | almost strangers, you were quite rae he cL ae “Santorized” fabrics, and | right. reechans Jinerrind os ieee 4| “Dear Mrs. Post: I have often|. wanted shirts | Two Only! 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In a way it is a present for the whole family, for the family will ‘ benefit from her creations. As the-leading firm in the industry, we carry the largest variety of styles .. . of quality. ie we . —_ } ee att! eee ee ee + SSeS Te Pee ee Se aa a Se Bede THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1956_ i TWENTY-THREE. Bridal Shower. | Wild Parties? Not for Modern Collegians! Higtusdoy | i ‘% Fetes Nora Day 3 By EUGENE GILBERT ___our survey. It guaranteed anonym) An Ohio senior observed blandly, affair. I've never seen it fail for One out of two frequently. drinks ‘ President of the ity for respondents to personal) ‘Sure I've taken part in these| word to get around, making it’ beer. Mrs, Marvin Compton, Mrs, Bud ¥ _._iilbert Youth Research Co. | questions. by.having them mail| parties. But it. doesn’t thrill me/| very tough for the Bid? 2s _|Mathews and Mrs. James Mar.’ Wild—parties on college ~cam-}their-unsigned-answers- directly” to} like it- used—to—as a freshman. NoT BENEFICIAL — ___| For the distaff side, only one| shall were cohostesses at a miscel- y : ips - an puses? Maybe in the days of the| our office. | Man, those ae Lae days! And a 21: year-old coed: “7, out of five college girls never}janeous. bridal’ shower Tuesday | raccoon ‘coat and the Stutz Bear- ROUGH PARTIES While on the subject of sex,| believe self-control should be drinks beer. Four out of 10 sa¥\evening honoring bride-elect, Nora : i . zz cat, but not today, No much,| - About one out of three college’ it should be noted that 60 per cent) evercised when it comes to sexual they drink it frequently. Be. | anyway. . students said they've heard about! of the girl students say they never| relationships. Petting isn’t bene-| And only one out of eight boys Nora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| Se ne : : rather rough parties that included) indulge in petting, and three out! fia) in any way and taking ad-) never touches whisky, while 4 |Edward Day of South Jessie street, | _ Seven out 0 10 collegians We! sex relations. (This doesn't mean) of four girls say they have never ; out ef 10 do, frequently will become the bride of Edwin, interviewed at 10 representative’ these students took part in them.)|“‘gone the limit.” Forty-four per vantage of something as wonderful oo ° Rouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. David % schools across the country said * cent of the boy : wy aS conception is to me digusting Half of the girls, though, stay ; : ; ys replied they 1 : Row Otsego circle, in a De-| they never heard of sych goings) A New York eal commented: | haven't, either. and dangerous.” {away from hard liquor. ne) ot ian | on at their school—or else that)“‘Whenever exams are over and * ¢ * cember ceremony. ¥ the frolics they knew of were! tension is relieved, there are a But seeing motes in other Another girl said kissing might Leg Work Does Teich Attending the shower were Mrs. tame. peoples’ eyes is .a different Day, Mrs. Rouse, Mrs. Jack Ball, few such wild les. T've_been matter. So 62 per cent of the easily become too much of a good) Mrs, Walter Nickell, Mrs. Guy Wil-, A junior at Northwestern |'0 several. boys felt most of theig friends | ‘ing. Take it easy in your house clean-||jamson, Mrs. George Scott, Mrs. y summed it up: “That sort of “As long as he affair doesn’t | were “excessively active in sex “In dating several fellows,” ing chores. Michigan State Uni-| Joe Colgate, Mrs. Ray Dobbins j DORIS PRICHART stuff went out with the 20s. We | get too far. out of hand,.it can | relationships,” and 43 per cent | she remarked, “I can’t see versity home management spe-|and Mrs. Geoffry Day. > Mr. and Mrs, W. N. Searcy (ot have our fun, but not that kind. | be fun. But when that danger | of the girls considered most of | kissing them all goodnight one Cialists suggest you use leg; Also attending were Mrs. Frank ¥ ADULT SKIS Cincinnati, Ohio, announce the es There are enough other ways | signal rings, I dash for home. their friends equally promiscu- | night after the next. I have a | muscles instead of back muscles) Thomas, Mrs. Estell McGhee, Nan- ' gagement of their daughter, Doris| to get kicks. At places where wild partics as! cal | faverite whom I de kiss, but I | for lifting. For example, when cy Tanner, Mrs. My — ake j $1(% to $2.99 Prichart of Edison street, to Jerry) Tippling “apparently is one of happen, 28 per “cent of the boys! Also, 31 per cent of the boys camtt cee ony reeeen ty See are = ee ate Kise d aa Mansfield and | Louis Scheffler. He is the son of them. Our survey, concerned with) and 21 per cent of the girls who} thought the majority of their the ethers. They oti coms back, aie 4 (als sas 3 . Mei. Allan) Marchal : Mr.-and Mrs. Louis H. Scheffler of students aged 17 to 22, showed this! jadmit having attended some say friends drank too much, compared though.” cients a * —~ e wails —————_—___——— ——_——— ¥ Children’s Skis Elsie drive. A Jan. 19 wedding is to be a ¢ . popular pastime, heavy drinking and promiscuous. with 23 per cent of the girls hold- When it comes to drinking. it’s; — ae os . bie > planned. ‘behind the ivy-clad walle, | petting is often the rule, ‘ing similar views. - |plain the. college populace con-, $938 to “19 ; _ . * * . * © ‘ siders it a favored indoor sport. | we Average American consumes 175’ But the lurid tases of love on! Sexual stances is mentioned by A 19-year-old college boy said; Only one out of 10 of the men quarts of milk a year, second only the campus that crop up occa- 8 per cent of fhe boys and 4 per he thought any girl going to college on the campus we questioned said, ~ ING to water, Sionally_ are © scarcely borne out by cent | of the girls in Lo group. ‘“‘is out of her mind if she has an he doesn't touch the stuff at all. ~¥ SPECIAL SELL . — BS ~ Se = eae : $ ar afibicsasateas ac wee Gots: 7 ; "Rider and Saturday only 4 SKI BOOTS a $Q50 1. $3795 === AFTER THANKSEIVING | ENTIRE. STOCK Ski POrES _ $950 4, $50 BINDINGS $695 1 $1395 ¥ Pants $9.95 to $11.95 Sweaters— $12.95 to $15.95 Mitts . $2.30 to $3.95 Caps .......$1.00 up sgn Ly Your Fashion Store -CLEADANCG DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ... TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ... ON FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE r-SPORTSWEAR=~ »--BET TER DRESSES = SWEATERS wevinsn fT ee REGULAR ie te, Se ee ee a ae He Hn oe Se hn a CMT OME RR ae RE RE PER , Were to 898 Were to 10.98 6.95 « = 7.95 ay SKATE : = 88 838 | : 2% oD | eA . ‘ Wondamere Fur Blend. Full Fashion. Short sietwe slip-ons . : S Pp % 4 , te and long sleeve 5! s and cardigans. Red, green, blue, , 2 4 ; hd red clay, beige. res 34 to 40. a a Nd iia eee & 7 ie = f , ‘ 3 i . ( | , a Dressy and casual styles in these selected groups in crepe, wools, % Lay-A-Way | > 2 r = tweeds. Solid colors or stripes. Junior and misses’ sizes. se \ : : . .) MS Christmas 3 e Were to Were to Were to : \ 4 "6 / & ; 3 98 5 98 7 98 dD: FAS Salon os Se ond } loeor * . : ag | 4 € - , i P , A —— A, } | hee = = ee suitieinanebenaa nd : pa) a - : P | . = 4 -—- —— — = i ‘ Cottons, jersey. and ¢ ts ids and strip . 8 = ie pr short sieeves N Stw mec chine mes. Szes 32 “ 38. pes * Aa , Boys ) big " : | ~% Hockey or CKipTe t , ; Figure Skates | i 5 . ) . ae , ~% $Qs5 95° 4 “: Were to Were to Were to . Parisian Styles“from a Famous California Maker! An ‘ 4 9 * S15 : 10.98 12.98 14.98 , Fe allan * a c 3 88 288 88 easily recognized designer's collection! A he “newett 3? a8 Men’s ‘ i; oe" 3” Beane SEIS See Ri Hockey Skates | Eu tj Stim and flared styles in tweeds, ploids. Also fp | SEES f % R) eShetcens Hanes 1% $Q% 1 $2999 =. © unpressed pleats. Sizes 10 to 16. . s WY Original k pa sewns square toes, oe = se 4 é be Sr new lig nm low e ; a é i i & . . © streamliners, boun : 7 ’ é bd Sportshop- o Main Floor ; & Prices : foam crepe Scie ° . ¥ Fi Sk | 3 | Fie ee ole caine’ , ‘1wure ates | ———— Terrific opportunity to buy a designer suit or one of our better 4. ME Pebble gran $ = 95. $ 4 ™ YO NG FOLKS— suits right out of stock in this special group. ie browns. lacks, 13 * 15 ; ‘ : 2-tones, white Ducks. ‘ Layaway f{~._ 3 : (LIMITED QUANTITY) . fara 4 Were to Were to Were to : IVING Xmas! i 4.98 5.98 8.98 § > AFTER THANKSG , 6p as op ss 88 , kd. . °. e 4 _ Were to 59.98 ; = pe | Selected groups from our regular we and in washable © ©= | Wonderful collection that includes dressmaker and . |" cottons, gingham, solids, prints, plaids and corduroy com- = | : : bans binations. Sizes 3 to 6x, and 7 to 14. i Stunning costume suits. ; B L l | C ES . ? 88 Ss chen ere als rr. 2 vet) KOUTURIR COATS-| = Shoes Cotton, Midas 2 am pastels.and white. Tailored. C) R iF a CO TS | : Pairs oes and dressy. Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 in subteens, : wnat : | GROUP! $ ) Regular to $12.95 8 90 | t oe ae See, Sate ? c HILDREN’S Single Blade Shoe Skates DRAMA? | { { , a ‘é im Black or $A495 White 4. ae oe Girls’ Figure Skates $95 to $7395 Re Ladies’ Figure Skates $1 995 to $16°% Trade-In Those Old Skates ———— f JACKETS — ; : If it’s the best in fashion you're after . . . Arthur's DRESS SHOES Were Up to 7.98- a8 = Or + Et 1 p59 ps0 ri has a sensational SALE! | tae _ Save $15 to $41 GROUP II ) Regular to $16.95 $ , 90 DRESS SHOES . All This Season's Wanted Styles a aaa spp ty meee Ge ee ee eee ee eee eee 0 ee ee Se Ee COVERALLS opm Were to 3.98 © Corduroy.’ Boys’ and girls’. Washable. Fly-front closing. © Red or navy. Sizes 2 to 6x. Nouns Folks’ Shop — Lower ae 4 ORR A TR All purpose in gabardine, twill, or nylon and cotton com- : Made to Sell for Ss = $99 to $125 : binations. Some flannel lined. Including the Luxurious Fur Trims _ ee e LEME REED EE IE ESS ss Set —MILLINERY—— COATS | _ pela ee siomscwamannaie ommenemeenenan : ; Were to 7.95 Were to 16.95 ; S| Fe ti rood eoten eae aa Limited Quantity of Coats | SPORTS © Beavers, felts and ‘velvets. In wide range of" SHOP) i \ ; . j \ , “ 23) : : ‘ : TWENTY-FOUR __ | ed |. ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 — _ Gain Control by yy Building Respect, Says Doctor | Mothers Told Not to Expect Impossible From Child | OPEN FRI. & MON. ‘TIL 9 P.M. “| FOR-YOUR CONVENIENCE — 4 Mothers —whose— small -childrenjadulthood—much —perfeetionism--is her -own -superiority—rai ~Dreikurs—advises:—""Don't— lack "are “terrors, no. matter how hard prompted “by a parent’ 8 _concern'than the betterment of the child.”|the courage to be imperfect.” oy ne here soat Seal a: = ty be a Treat Hair hugs the ° ‘tars on tO Make It Why wait? REN T | He believes some mothers ‘try winter’s Managea b | © too hard. A Vienna-born psychia- fashion scene,| Anyone in that depressed minor- 'trist, he specializes in child guid- ance and urges, ‘‘don't be a per- . . h a new piano wit ae ks ¢ Kkandiomé ity of women with the feeble kind. ° b | . | i; of hair “that ht out the y f os top touch to oat day” prilley atria one option to U a er: fectionist parent.” | Expecting perfection, he says, is expecting the impossible— | doomed to failure. And the dis- _ eouragement pours from the mother to the child like radio resser’s will be glad for the ad- . PoP celebrated Parisian hair stylist, | oe carcoat. A “The habit of shampooing the hair and setting it immediately aft- po ppit_. pearl .;erward is hard on fine hair,” says’ bal ‘Dr. Dreikurs cites a multitude of |impossible” demands which can | ‘chip away a parent's control of | her children. * waves, making the child all the this expert. worse through rebellion. What's perfection? Demanding | that small boys keep quiet and clean. Demanding that fair-to- middling pupils make top marks. Demanding that quiet introvertive| ; ‘youngsters become class leaders. clasp secures| Body and staying power can be achieved merely by following the helmet the simple regime of giving your- self an egg-yolk treatment sham- neatly under | poo and lemon rinse at home, | h ; then drying the hair thereughly : the chin, | several hours before going to the | * The parent’s job of ‘‘maintaining order” is best handled, the Chi- cago specialist believes, by ‘‘not letting the child impose his will on you—nor imposing your will on House Slippers for the Whole Scere eeeeret Family him.” : sienna. hairdrésser for your set, m. Massas'° Weyenbert Here is Guillaume’s home treat-| . \c mae Lucey Thorogood Then how, for instance, do I | ment: Complete Jewelry, Trampeze “get” my eight-year-old Barbara Fe = s | Beat two egg yolks with a fork in § to 14 to pile into bed at the appointed A D., acanlt bowl Bocead the ces shock: | hour without prodding her? ulc le IVOIr Ce Or Va: . Spread the egg thor Hose and Purse A to EEE oughly over the hair and let it dry . “By mutual respect,” he replies. : T id R R d under a net or little cap. 4 Department. ; “Explain to her why she scot so Orr Oomance umore Rinse off egg with lukewarm wa- much sleep, reach an agreement ter and shampoo with one good Rubber Footwear by Hood on what hour is bedtime and what! By MICHAEL CHINIGO |Was None for 24 hours, she slowly soaping of a castile soap or mild MAKE the consequences are if she fails RQME (INS) — Ava Gardner is. walked to the tiny car and got in.|liquid shampoo. to observe it.”’ ‘reported ‘contemplating a fast trip, ALWAYS LATE Pour the strained juice ol two. ° | ht Dreik jlem the hz 1 rub th DIEM’S Quality SHOE Store dct toca ie @ cer ae to Mexico for a quickie divorce; Walter did show up after she ore owes ie air and rub thor- oughly into the scalp. Rinse off . ; from Frank Sinatra. had departed. He told friends he! with Juk mine ° OD an) Heatquervers cat. ena v to follow |" Intimate friends of the actrees ‘couldn't be on time even when Tiandiag te hair and brush out | 10 essons Inc U = | 87 N. Saginow St. FE 2-2492 [) Take it from the doctor=who's told this writer that a Mexican| it’s important.’ f t y | journey “figures very definitely. in| before going to hairdresser for your : But some of his friends, sa he set. . . — ant reared | fro. children cf iad own 10 her plans” and that in the event! was late on parsons .*y ‘ Now! Find out how much music cam mean in ! Grinnell’s Rental Plan offers you . ‘she can not go then a “‘divorcee When the pair finally h | your home! Serene cern neem iret by proxy may be tried.” a oe et ee ee ee Moaraaret St the chance to try out the new piano of your prevents XX sinh The = tua of a quickie a oer Ava had cooled off and the gore S cP> Out choice without obligation to buy, and you get tiff was mild compared to some eat College Dance ' Within ai ;vorce may explain how torrid) srevious ‘ ‘arguments.” 9 10 lessons, at no extra charge! Within six : |Ava's romance with funnyman Wal-|" Walter had won a point: the man! LONDON (INS)—Princess Mar- months, if you decide to buy, all payments apply! STAPP’ S ellen acclaimed GS 2. « fer Mari has cee in the combination was recognized, garet, wearing a simple low-cut There's no doubt about {t. Chiari! something Italian males will not;gown, put aside royal etiquette has managed to dominate Ave com. |Sreee = cs woman unless she) Tvsetay aanel ing cae waltzes TRY BEFORE YOU BUY! en is a passing ancy. | anc quicksteps”’ with students a ° ° pletely. Hee recent arrival in Tura)" O24e ig Chinn's Lamtbe-ose tending callege in’ North Stafford) here stand whic h leads their shire. Itahan ‘“‘technique”’ seems to work ; i . a month friends to believe that wedding!’ A radiant Margaret told the band per 4 S ith Ava as lid with Ingri sy *s Bergman, SO a) a be 4 bells are in the offing as soon as leader at a dance to “liven things low as (plus cartage) (, ) 1 DIsney —_ |Ava- gets unhitched from the now- up.’ She added Lt - The technique can best be de- ||oose-bond with Sinatra “Let's have lots of Paul Jones ‘ < se-0 : 7] — —: , \. scribed as torrid attention, then Meanwhile, Ava has put her 12 I want to dance with as many stu- GRINNELL S Zi S. Saginaw, Pontiac Hf icy coolness, then feigned indif- | pieces of bagy: age with those of dents as possible. ; ference, then torrid attention — Chiari’s musical comedy company —— -— : childs les oe cnersctrs os 1 | all designed to make a female's which will tour most of Italy. She. POPOPPIOOOLOEEDPPI IOI E PIL OIO DDE POLIO PODEOOIODIODI IIE DIDDUIO DIT II ODOT TI PP ODDO OD 4 rom) (ne!) Ceti Cine wor : head swi uncertainty sz vi Walt Davey creations. Gay color ad swim in uncertainty, has become one of them, living in fine felt appliques. Bouncy cellular Ava arrived but Walter wasn't their lives and routine. ‘ = > > 3 rubber soles. Pertect gifts for ali your SLIPPERS there to greet her. ‘Instead, his x = Se pied renee ag pe 3 favorite tikes. brother was on hand. with the “!"8s es s | $ ‘ . ee ra tiniest Italian automobile made, | like the most dutiful of wives. $ ~ FOR vistwnas...THE GIFT Idren’s Sizes 5 to 12 . “A $ a the Fiat ‘‘600. a h , 4 Miss Gardner could act no part| teen-ager who yearns to, 3 MICKEY ; “ouse >) $ 20 ®) Pot , other than that of an irritated and dazzle in a white mink evening! ; TREASURED FOR A LIFETIME . eeObUC ON disconsolate woman. ‘cape can be made just as happy | ; , 4 Those present say she asked with one of white marabou. While} when the next plane was leaving you're at it, get her the matching Milan and, when she was told there: muff. —— es ——— PUBLIC NOTICE! VICTOR’S MEN’S SHOP 3 SOUTH SAGINAW Quitting usiness! ram ~ A O) OMEGA 17-JEWEL WATCHES $75 14K gold- filled POPES SE SPCC SECS CST SCE CSCS CSCC CC eee Frivolity-bews to practicality when you choose an Omega! This exceptional watch will not only be trusted for its incomparable accuracy but treasured for its supreme beauty. See our wide assortment of Omega men’s and ladies’ models, $71.50 up includ- ing self-winding, water-resistant and diamond-set creations. ane PECCCE SES 14K gold-flled SECC TTS Delight for Your ‘’Misses’” Black Velvet! Rich black velvet Sweater Pump with smart formal braid band around your dainty foot. Goes to schgdl and party, too! PervTeTrVT YT. 24444555602. PPPOL PSS PPLE SSS SSCS Terry 450 From $ ( P Licensed by the City of Pontiac, License No. 2839 Men’s and Ladies’ Styles Lot No. 1 MEN’S SUITS 1" | : at Value § #8 8 8 of ® AUTHENTIC WESTERNERS , Lot No. 2 Acme made —_e oy ae sn | $ 11 I bo irl boot and- sotely intaid ens Blown or MEN S SUITS .: cis {ea s s 17 DIAMOND-SET WATCHES black. fTots Fiat Heels $ 95 Lot No. 3 QC ee ‘4 MEN’S SUITS =... qn z | sass BN) OMEGA Big Pokes : eet or BueP $ 5 95 Men’s igh Heels Sizes 84, - 12 TOPCOATS ALL WOOL @ Val oy) * Smart 14K gold cases Matching Spurs and Gun Sets avail- TWEEDS = ner 2 * 18K gold hour-markers . able... see them all at Stapp’s. . * 17-jewel movements Men's . | %* Flawless quality diamonds ._ | SHOES 7 , . : aeeeeeeeeeen . PARADE WHITES with TASSEL ! Bee For the majorette, a perfect fitting boot made for - Men’ 8 the new “Evening Star” watches Top: Classic charm comfort, smartness and lots of parading. For § 00 by Omega. Each diamond has = Sigeen she meee j | 47c Value eseee been triple-checked for perfection <4 ‘ = white gold 7 te of cut and color. Our finest —— _ Bottom: Four artis. ieally set diamonds in 14K white gold. For @ fortunate | womem .........$160 quality watch, made to give a lifetime of dependable service. “MEN'S PANTS ALLEN A HOSE i i, a ye — WeTOR’S MEN'S SHOP secre SOUTH: SAGINAW: ST. ce, * One oot South of Pike St oie OPEN. oe AND FRIDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 _JUVEN ILE. -BOOTERY- -- 28 E. Lawrence Street (Open Monday and a Eve's to 9) wrrewrrerer rrr ere P ‘ rrr . ' " . : Bt : i A ’ ® ltl . é ‘ ¥ f ‘ q4 M ee: \ Se) >, ee ee oe eS ee ie le ee, a a al THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1956 fia SuRNTe AE | SN After Thanksgiving Specials for Friday and Saturday... fz Buy Now!! Last Two Days to Really Save on Fashion Coats...Suits...Dresses...Shoes...Blouses...Etc.. rt _ New Fall | DRESSES SHOES | HATS © gate ond winter Last two days to virchcas DeLISO DEBS ... RHYTHM STEP... FASHIONS CARMELLETES ... DEB... SANDLER... and other fine brands. Values to 10.95 4° t 10° | we 7‘ A wonderful selection of styles, materials, colors and heels. Velours T 8. - . Felts Beavers . Values to 2995 Open a Convenient Charge Account! 30 Day or Save on these beautiful Newest Fall Continuous Colors ~Wools Budget Accounts! CO A ; S eCrepes , overseys Rain or Shine ~Rayons 3 8. 5 8. COATS | eoolids , ePrints Values to 49.95 Values to 75.00 Were to 29.95 7 . Sheaths : 68. : T 8 Full Skirts = | ng Values to 95. 00 d ‘ Casual ‘; , 4 4 Dressy ite Si | Office ~Petite Sizes 100% Wool Misses’ Sizes BERMUDA .Junior Sizes Juniors, Misses SHORTS | “— Half Sizes Polished Blacks | mported Tweeds » 5 Were to 5.95 nmr seam a Be ta Worumbos, Plushes ; 79 3 | new holiday blouses | 3 , | Earmous Make arriving daily! Expert detailing . Cotton Smartly styled 5 | a . Milium or lambs wool | : BLOUSES lined - Famous Make | _____| GLENHAVEN | were 395;now 99 “8 Inch or 36 Inch | _ SUITS | worn 498) now 329 MOUTONS it } Were 5.95, NOW 3/9 Be rn a Pa : , . ben RE as qiih he OB: oe oc ren . ad #2 % * A oe ’ ; = : iy : : \ ; ee | = ol j +4 ys ea = ' . + ‘ eft j ras oot + ¥ 1 (yy «4 . A | ‘ THE , PONTIAC PRESS, _ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER & SEP ea eee nee oie atoaeie MAUING SHOES | Don’ t Eat Those Extr SATIN Set-the Stage for — Holiday Elegance For the season . filled with parties 202 OO into the whirl “jn satin, -NARDIS of DALLAS : Slim and slender — of black satin. Draped simplicity bodice L | (Starch, Shelf Paper Tools’ for Painting Want to show child how to! ; 2 95 int? Glazed. shelf paper Sizes 10 to 16 4 works fine and should be enough to allow for lots of — ment. A suggested size is at 112 by 18 inches, but twice that size 7 SEPARATES jis better, ' And for the fingerpaint, very _ .made for each other . . Bouffant satin skirt thick starch tinted with with fur blend evening sweater piped in cake colo or powder piles is' matching satin. Delicate trim. Pink, blue very satisfactory. If some soap Hs: boiled, 4t makes fora “better | consistency and the mixture- will | black, 29" keep longer. _ Ww round | ; : —— sues scored a D e (26 4 Wonderland of a good lint clloector when tidying, Christmas Gifts up dress jackets, Tap hand) 61 W. Huron - —— lightly over the fabric to remove | the lint. Dam tootin’ it's cold outide— but who cares? Not you, pigeon —not if you're wearing Maling's worm, warm fleece- lined boots. And dig this! You wecr them as shoes—you don't need goloshes! Are they attractive? Just take o look! Then hop down to Maling's, and latch on to all this at only $4.99 ond $5.99! MALING’S COZY FLEECE-LINED - BOOTS mS & Lee Se a “2 oe Se Es ers a i‘ | The tablespoon of French dressing in this girl's | right hand contains 50 calories, the Thousand Island | dressing contains 175. It’s up to you — but stop and think! ; By JOSEPHIN E-LOWMAN——,—Then-eame dessert; _Mrs._A-had 4 Many women become fat be- a half grapefruit while her friend cause they have not learned the ordered a chocolate eclair. | . Si lart of eating well and still avoiding) > 2 * ; Pint 1ze | overweight. By this I mean that sTOP AND THINK 7 - \they do not realize that they can When you stop to think how Ranger Boots eat plentifuilly without gaining fried foods fe cal Sean | poundage if they know a few tricks | Sed foods zoom the calone count, lof the game that 1 tablespoon of French dress-]} Like Honest Injuns even if | ee <)e* ere ie im cajories while 1 their range is only the = 0 yousand Island dressing gives . Let me illustrate with the follow- you 175 calories, that eight 2-inch back yard. Fiat heels, ing conversation which I werheard | French fries ge you 100 calories | roomy toes and Goodyear S you 10 Sees (who eats only hanching at a sears table. Let's eight little pieces of French misses and Youths size 3. say that Mrs. A was slim and Mrs. fries?), you will begin to see what | LAYAWAY Their Boots Today! The magic of Christ- mas would be broken if you had to explain that | you waited till too late to find their size in AND B was a let overweight. + { mean: Santa's pack of Cowboy These two women ordered the | > * ° Boots! A Block same lunch with the following | Also, remember that hollandaise | 8 Block or Grey seemingly slight differences: Sauce has 200 calories per table-’ Mrs. A asked that her filet of |SP0on and a large chocolate eclair sole be broiled while Mrs. B_ & Ves you 200 calories. The differ- wanted hers fried. Mrs. A also ¢ce in the calorie intake between took a baked potato instead of ‘the two meals is tremendous. . e French fries and wanted her Mrs. A had a filling and ade- | a n oe _ | broccoli without hollandaise | quate meal. It also was better sauce, | from the health and beauty | : Mrs. A had one roll with a little standpoint since she had some butter While Mrs. B ate two rolls! fruit and consumed tess fat. with lots of butter. Mrs. B also! Yet Mrs, B was weight-conscious | . : | , 3 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET had, Thousand Island dressing on; because I heard her say, ‘I am | her head lettuce while Mrs. A had dieting as a rule. This is a fling! Open Monday ond Friday Evenings French, dressing and asked to be Why yesterday I didn't eat a allowed\to put it on her lettuce! mouthful all day long, except I therself. J] knew that she was did take a break during my shop- Sie calorie ie conpting. ping to stop by the drugstore for a ——————= chocolate malted milk. That was A k abs? x Pri jall I had until dinner time yester- day.” * * Shades of bulges! The average | chocolate malted milk ,has about | 450 calories. If you will learn that the trimmings, the pastries, the ifried foods and the special dress- AUTHENTIC yo t il 9a and remain slim. You wont have) WESTERN BOOTS 'to be a special problem either Shoe Store ; You can have the same things For cowpokes. Rugged, comfortable 2 W.H . = eet | | \ = . Huron St Nite — a ix ‘ nee do with exceptions such a8] footwear. Walking heel or western “ ‘9s . If you would like to have my | heel and lasts. Sizes 814 to 3. FE 2-7440 Heaflet — No. 38 “Vitamins. in the’ Bras, Girdles and Corseleties r = » a J owelito .. . just right . for that Speeiab gift The gift with sincere personal appeal — to be used and cherished daily... a beautiful gift that will live from Christmas to Christmas to Christmas — a constant reminder of the spirit in which it was given — and received. — Whe i is the favorite person whom you would » 2 “cia pana Scheel LP especially like to pleaye? groceful, deheotely balanced, Two-tone toler : Dia-Trol Bra schemes of Crystal with Amethyst, Aquomornne or Topaz «i! Dia-Trol Corselette | Pink cotton batiste with lastex back. All-elastic “midriff for diaphragm tontrot: Short; aver- - age or long. 36-50. 42.50 | White cotton with elastic mid... epped! to anyone who likes color, riff, extra control and uplift. Lodies’ Brush and Comb Set..i......s:eeecees005 3.00 Front closirig:’ built-up. should- ers. 36-50, C-D, 3.95 Unboned Girdle White nylon lon with “double elastic front panel, Lastex Back. 3-inch elastic waisthand. Ave long. Sizes 27-36. Smart, streamlined, , sophisticated — ultra-modemn “Adagio” CidP j - design is accented by stainless steel trim on Y handles of truth ond doublesfaced mirror. In Crystol or Onyx, Lodies f Dresser Set.ssssssesseeeeesecescescesees 10.00 % EXPERT CORSETIERES WILL FIT YOU! Sturdy, compect, handsome “he-man's” brush for \ “he-mon's” hair. Popular club style in colors cco by fastidious men: Crystal or Shell. Men's Brush and Comb GU. vicccsscesissc¥> 3.50° FACE pen Mon., Thurs. Eri Sat. N :! , f be rae : : } \ . ; THE-PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1956 PAGES 8 TWENTY-SEVEN Be 90k ’ Con cept. S eeps Costume J ewelry eranee cage : Now at 4 : ATLANTA (INS) — The “bout . “There is a decided trend toward) those who are king something} this year arid for this reason oa picking something to match the | burned into each individual storie. | 219 Auburn Ave ‘ fant look,” increasingly popular in ‘drop earrings, The little button, More extreme. is showing necklaces, for instance, predominant color in the cos- jis a sure bet for the woman in. . ‘hair and hat styles, is ndw show-| earring just doomn't show up with| Miss Jaffee reports a “strong de-|in bright red or green for-wear tume. - ‘doubt. Miss Jaffee explained: ing-—up—on-the—.costume._ jewelry. Leanne mand_for pins” this season, fo point, with a basic black. ; | | “They blend with every cos- ‘the new hair styles.” 4 | This is easy this season, because. = counters. . ir sty ‘up the high waistlines being fea- tume. _ rae |p ! The necklace is complemented many of the costume pieces con-, € i Fritzi Jaffee, fashion coordinator | = >** itured, She said: ‘ | with matching earrings, pin, brace- tain stones of two or more different) | for a well known costume jewelry, In drop earrings she points to) « oo let and so on. firm, says the “bouffant” idea, ap- the full shower (the wide lock] . Teme meee bey Gis Oe of \colors, | About 90,000 children are avail- lied t klaces, bracelets, pins "| dress, they themselves realize COORDINATE JEWELRY | The aurora borealis jewelry, with able for adoption in the U. S. each’ : . p o necklaces ce pins again), the slim shower (modifi-| tne @e 6 alle lar an exile 1 Holida Hair Care and earrings, comes out aS a mation) and the slim drop (for! nce — The costume jewelry expert, jmany different _ bright” colors year. q y ' = sige =~ aren) | Color fs ‘strong in all jewetry|Pouts out that three. four, or = = a Make Your sod be wae weers pet even six pieces, properly coardi- : 5 ' 4 own white hair attractively eae pola Ar being os this a ce - it| nated, = be ye 5s She BRIDALS of FASHION— Appointment Now swept out in the bouffant man- ashion expert says at ranges from varied tones of one) 50. ; \\ ner, explains that the new femi- American women are “more fash- color to stones that. reflect half per Latin bmg tres $50 00 up FE 4-2878 nine styles for the fall and holi- ionable-minded than high fashion- a dozen or re colors. | B f Taich Kiensen. ewnen Pa wil day season call for a completely minded.” Her company, however. | In choosing the proper type of Ali vida al An ~ a new concept in jewelry. makes jewelry for both types, those. Miss Jatfee ibe that two and jewelry to go with a costume 55 West Huron FE 53-3675 FREE PARKING = eat _She explaitis: who want fashion, modified, and three tone outfits are very good! which is colorful, she suggests |____ aceon i = — eee a ~[1. 4 dea cesses ee 1d Daseehenens soegummemntd tetas Suellen eet a ———— — — . a = i : | w\| Bloomfield Atter Thanksgiving Sale: VS) 1662 S. Telegraph Rg» JASHION SHOP . - on | Frid d Saturday Onl riday and atur ay nly! Young and smart as can be for os ; a busy school-day program. Special . _ ‘Teen Type jumper and blouse com- | OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9—SATURDAY ‘TIL 6 bination that’s fun to sew. te No. 8442 with Patt-O-Rama in- cluded is in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16 “ Size 12 jumper, 248 yards of 54-- . inch: blouse, short sleeve, 2': Elegant new fashions yards 35.nch. For this pattern, send 235¢ in coins, your name, address, size desired, and the pattern number to Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press, 372 W. Quincy Strect, Chicago 6, Illinois. Send an extra 25 cents now for your copy of the Fall & Winter '% issue of our complete pattern book, Basic Fashion—a complete sewing guide for every woman who sews for herself and her ae: -to wear now and for vom WWE Sale price Sale! our top Don't Bleach , town and country —Just Buy Much Higher Priced Hair Streak JE | fashions — Dresses | have glamorous colored streaks in your hair without bleaching. dyeing or spraying. These are hair streaks you put jn — and at something like 75 cents a streak you can have blonde streaks one day and blue streaks the next, These attach sable streaks, already curled, are going to be in stores in time for a holiday hairdo without fuss. You can get five-inch streaks fog short hair, or 12-inch streaks fof long hair — in silver, blonde gold, bronze — and shocking pink blue and green’ 22.95 Dresses Now 14 - Sale! Much Higher Priced ( 4 29.95 Dresses Now 18 ~ Winter Coats . oe $ They're made of real hair at. | 39.95 Dresses. Now 28 ; Values to 75.00 Values to 99.00 tached to a tiny bit of invisible ores net — and come complete with ~ Juniors s & midget bobby pins. Mi + | ; Short “lovelocks” are sold in WELSSES « can ‘3 8 pairs if regular hair tones, The ° ’ ; pai eet Oe iaeens| Petites! 49.95 Dresses Now . $2 each in blue, pink or green. é \ : * td] e ; S They not only provide the fun is \ , of having streaks without the ' | a Sheer Wools! Jacket Dresses! Magnificently beautiful coats taken from our expense and fuss of bleaching; iy) theyre real hair and tan be Jerseys! Flannets! Costumes! regular stock of Imported Tweeds, Fine Worumbos, combed into a coiffure along with ; . : . , A : acer NL Cocktail Dresses! Dark Cottons! : Polished Blacks and Forstmanns. Coats crafted ; © -_ — with finest detailing and fashion finesse. Lanz and Carlye Dresses, too! 9g inesse. LUGGAGE & | : . , , . *\ : "2 3 FOR | ee a een — m > , SA CHRISTMAS @] | Foek@eceeeeses : Z , - , nb nh +- Bd... 4--S.s- 44-44 4s Ed S444 ~~ Select Your Gilt— Now Use Our Layaway LADIES’—MEN’S Samsonite from $10.00“ y : Skyway from $10.95 — Tourister y i= j aN eA Cashmere Coats + Reg. $110 Values *39 from $10.95 Atlantic from $5.00 Two Suiters trom $12.95 Companions from $9.95 Bostonian from $6.98 Fashionable 3-pe. Set ee en rt Weekend =. 519° Genuine Leather Jfe 1] 3 w § Two Suiters from $32.50 ; Companions trom $27.50 Attache Cases - from $19.95 Brief Bags from $7.25 & # Portfolios from $9.95 * BUXTON - MEEKER PRINCE GARDNER ROLFS ws Entire Stock of Suits 1/3 ort Entire Stock -of COATS | Y, 4 OFF -_ RAINCOATS ar. 22 | CAMEL JACKETS | Sale! Sweaters Galore! £ 19195 and Cotaline.. Belgimere _Wondemere- fur. blends, slip-ons and cordigans. ee ea a * HANDBAGS Initials Free Complete Selection ‘at Low Sale! Skirts Galore! -. Fine fashion skirts in smart woo! tweeds and- we “flannels Our Ivy League Dress In sheer woo! with button. dowry collar, green and blue. Sizes 10-16. Layaway — Cash — Budget Terms... + Corduroy. Slacks aban , ) 2 rs a | : When you buy a boutiant skirt,) Avoid lost look in black by per- remember that it won't look ae grooming, make-up that illu- under a straight.coat. So, if yourjminates the complexion with lips. coats all have straight’ lines,|and cheeks petal soft pastel. Black better stick to the sheath in some|velvet near the face is more flat- Use Our Christmas Layaway : Ae version. ; Itering than black wool. | | chim a | STETSON | Crates genio ‘ 7 From France come these beautiful evening bags in them are hand-sewn. White satin and black lace (right | time for Christmas. Intricate tapestry design is used center) make a bag that has a blazing frame of rhine- |» | (left) for bag in delitate colors and hundreds of minute _ stones and jet. There's a delicate chain handle. Draped } beads. Top and clasp are both beaded and jeweled. clutch (right) sparkles with iridescent pink- -white | Envelope in black silk satin (left centeg) is lavishly sequins, rhinestones, pearls and crystals. i paved in gold, black and amber bugle beads. All of . | ee $10.95 » $20.00 For gracious entertaining... silver- E Cakes ad pecan ee Qeals adied co Proj ect Gi ves Meaning to Holiday 1% qt. removable pyrex liner. this special sale price | Dickcnsorms 7 (\CICINSONS ; ‘ ; By ANNE HEYWOOD jterrible letdown feeling the next! thinking of how empty my life | my life, how little I had actually $16.00 Value- Now eseees a SI LVERPLATE A Product of The International Silver Company “The Store Where Quality Counts” “I'm 16,"" a wonderful woman/day, when the youngsters left.) was, I'd dwell on all the things I | done, Nigh q \ wrote me recently “and I have aj “I'd mope around the house, | had meant to accomplish with | ‘Well, 27 years ago this Thanks-| _ Saginaw at Lawrence Open Friday Night ’til LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS \, [good t SS giving, I ee up my mind to do, -. : - ‘ ee ee oe jsomething about it. I had just had 272 Ww. Mapai bat it's worth it. In fact, back . h ea t when I was a youngster of 50. Jewel Pasifers Are Old ' a ge ad I'd prob- —_— ce 1 "ana ee: Sailnet IT\ started a project which has, jably have 20 or 30 years more to! —— @ [ot arene. a | CHICAGO CINS)—Old-fashioned usually available only for “win-|live and I decided to do something] "FRED N. “I\offer it. to you in the hope! iewel dow shopping’ in museums. One/with them. ry is back in style; it. goes) pping”’ RED_N. gz. COMPANY) Jitnat it. will help others. It all be- with the “fair lady” look in wom-|Chicago shop had a stone coral LETTER TO HERSELF | jgan on ‘Thanksgiving Day. | bracelet carved into flowers with| «1 wrote myself a letter, to be! | “In our family, . Thanksgiving | jen’s fashions. a solid gold back for $150, and a o| rom But you won't find any old cameo brooch of* stone coral eet ee ee fr | Day has mostly meant having all . . i Day. I listed the things | was 7 Pontiac’s Cldest Jewelry Stor - Tl gee family \here, children and [Jewels on sale in the fashion de- for $30. thankful for, then I listed some | o ae werry e t, and unless you have : - | | grandchildren, and eating too [ade ore mes the family omer ithings I intended to do so I could = W. Huron St. FE 9.7257 much. We gave lip service to be- be thankful for them. the following 28 H . ing thankful, but to me it didn’t pow best bet is an antique sinp. Long Johns year _ amount to much. | A survey of antique shops in : “They weren't world-shattering | | Chicage disclosed that many real Now High Style things — learn to type, take a | “As a matter of Nact 1 didn't ‘feel that I had much to be thank- geld and jeweled pieces can be course in ceramics, meet some bought for the price ordinarily NEW YORK (INS) — The ski new people and develop some new ma ee s eacilren were men paid for good costume Jewetry, enthusiast who vants to be 100 per friendshipe. things like that. -important “holidays. My husband! Intricately-worked gold bracelets cent fashionable this season will be) “8 werked cut beautifully. It FEATURING THE LATEST was working hard. studded with garnets were found happy to know that even Long was like an assignment — a list FASHIONS IN EYEWEAR “I was busy with housework and for $35; other bracelets of solid Johns now come in tigh style’ of potential ttems of thankful- club work. One year was much like Sold for $65. ‘colors. ness, It gave meaning to the another. The future wasn't exactly, In rings, fine opals ringed w ith’ You can buy long undies in pale whole year. Wii g. ‘ Oriental pearis sold for $35 yellow, for instance, or mix a| _. what you'd call promising jtiny pe ye , for ins : Dr. B. R. Berman land green jade from old China bright red vest with royal blue| I @idn't get them all done, of = Optometrist — = NO REAL GLOW for $45. pants. course, but by the next Thanks giving Day I had a good many Still at Same Leeca a . € 2 that * ® eo: p I was thankful, of course, tha * The Long: Johns being offered in items I had really done for which 17 N. Sogineu & St. we had our health and enough to, Earrings of solid gold with plat- New York department and sport- FE 4-7071 live on and such nice children : . : to be a § °n inum}.tops, a ruby as the center ing goods stores range all the way 6 and grandchildren. But it wasn't stone and a rim of rose-cut dia- from cotton at $2 to cashmere at) 41... t every your dace. odin Aa er SU OXPORDI Axe eae ae box 4 what you'd call a glowing feeling monds were tagged at $5. $90. with © done ccouts. My lie ic | lamy Guqres of firiemess. The very best at Bilao pa om of gratefulness. | Antique. dealers said careful, If you have the cash, the cash- full, my health is good, and prices, or iy 2 shoppers could also find angel mere is dandy. These Long Johns! . i ‘~ C 47 4% * ‘ On top of that, | there was a pink stone coral jewelry—a coral —pants and long-sleeve tops—are Pere terion dureategi = moe ee ee ne at ce eine aed ae ee ea ae a a — imported from England, creamy = nt _3088) your remade mattress or box spring the same day! : eed rs a ee eens 2 beige in color and soft as kitten’ (Copyrte' | ae . tur. They're $45 each piece. - — “THE BEST FOR LESS—DIRECT FROM OXFORD” y _ | If you like something cheaper,| At the budget level—the $2 to $8 . : i * FAMOUS-NAMES AT LOWER PRICES * _ you can get Long Johns in pure’class—there are pants in red, white, OXFORD Mi ATTRESS co ; : + 4 ° wool in peach, white, red and yel-| black, beige, royal blue and copen |. low for $11.50 apiece, tops and blue. Vests come in red, the most 332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695 bottoms. ‘popular color. Shop mow, select now, SAVE NOW! .. . at Leonard’s. Avoid the “Christmas Crowds,’’ have a much better choice of gifts and save, too. You'll: find a gift for everyone on your gift list at Leonard’s . . . All famous nationally-advertised names, too! Come in today... make your selections and place them in Layaway. ig 2 E aM oe 3 ra * boi Re oy si ae | ed NORELCO SHAVERS a 4 with trade . Mig’s. Price $24.50 $12. 40 i ~ LADY'S SCHICK RAZORS with trade Mig's. Price $14.95 $7. 88 : U 1 's. Price $34.95 ~~ | ELECTRIC BLANKET ..... irs Price 8495 $18.88 | ee eC ee a : et Mig’s. Price $42.65 SWAY PORTABLE RADIO "7" *°" $29.90 pare ny Wood : E © CLOCK RADIO ..............5.. ELECTRIC FRY PAN AND oltre ™ = 243. 90 a — eee MIXER Mig's. Price $14: 95 $9.98 - a ee ee ee er ” SENN RELATOR aatbade” we $31.33 © TAPE RECORDER Mia's Price 5° $79.90 © ~ Befuxe poxer taste..." "" “*” $37.88 - ] gree ees = a s » 3 a) “2 a 4A N On Xo © ie Rie eres coeaoaiaae Tae Y . For your home... THE CHARM |" WEBCOR HIF] PHONOGRAPH. $817.00 © (AND BEAUTY OF — i xO Ee aecoRp pate ea aa $49. 99 m SPRAGUE & CARLETON Shop Early and Select the neh Finest Gift... A Gift for the Home! Terms... of Course _, Open Fri. Eves. ’til 9 . Free Parking (In Rear) : : MENS TEWEL Lifetime want's ag it, ‘s. Price $29.95 $15. 00 a eee ewae » TERSL ASHP set" 7'9119.90 | LIGHTER AND CASE COMB Mig Price sso $5.00 , Génie PUeAtiEn rewe, BOS $16.95 * $11. 48 | : : MAPLE ah ieaneotiane ab th ; Is yours a new type home? Do you have a lovely old house? Or perhaps you prefer an apartment? No matter where you live, Sprague & Carleton maple will give few charm and beauty to your rooms. You'll be delighted when your friends compliment you on the distinctive quality of yout Sprague & Carleton solid rock ‘maple. The Fitzwilliam group is a new example of what Sprague . & Garleton craftsmen are doing to make your home more '. Beautiful, more liveable, more comfortable! And there are ee end Same J bctor tre ttn. Mabie “Dining Roorti — ena = Sponge oy - Va x. wan : 4 : 6 7 £ « FSi WoP"mare 2 $27, 96 | : |. West Bend . _P) S0-CUP AUTOMATIC PER rFONARDs 120 NePERAY- Tye — ol iit il Hpi mes san ul BRR hts se od a : , F ¥ “Leaders in Fine Home Furnishings” | 4 3 bel \ i : _k fi ; eae: Fe eh, ee a a ay ea ar ee ee SE a a ee es ee op Regge ree See er eee ee Se ah ed ets Bg Re eee a ere gee Pe THE PONTIAC eREDS: THURSDAY, _NOVEMBER 2 22, pss shew: -~* _ TWENTY-NINE? A soltly droped dress hides fi igure defects, A chic het ond scart dect etfention to the face, away from the figure. antiice when an attention-get-' ting hat directs the eye to the face} of the wearer. A chic hat often makes the outfit terrific. It’s an old trick but a good one. Under five feet in height, edi Soma eae tia tae lac unless it stops at the waistline, Only vertical skirt detail and if you need to soften the sheath, a narrow self belt and small trous-| er pleats will cover problem hips. Weldsine Husband Home With Some Happy News Let Him Relax and Eat Dinner Bijbre Airing Complaints By RUTH MILLETT “Well, what have you been doing all day?” * * «& When your husband comes home after a hard day’s work and asks that routine question he isn't ask- ing to hear a tale of woe. It won't brighten his homecoming any to get that dispirited reply: _“‘Oh, nothing special. Just the same old) routine.” Did you ever stop to think what he hopes to hear? Or what he'd like to hear? To begin with, he'd like a little) ‘enthusiasm, He would like to find! lyou at least mildly excited over, |something—even if it is just that) 4 \to bloom or Junior has added a! new word to his vocabulary. { * ~ * | He has been gone a whole day and in those 8 or 10 hours you must | jhave done or noticed or thought |something worth telling him about.| NO BAD NEWS In the second place, he's hoping, jagainst hope you won't have any| |bad news for him or that he'll have| ito listen to you complain about how tired you are or what little idemons “the ids bave been. | | He has hed ene troubles. He! isn't. and Troubles - uieuhe ip tease theese nnd wet take on any of yours. Then he'll be better able to take the bad news in stride. All a woman has to do to know about greeting a homecoming hus- band is how to put herself in his place mentally... ig If she can do that, she'll know he wants a watm welcome ru a cheerful wife who haga bit of defects are often quite the chrysanthemums have started good news she is eager to share. A good Giplewat should be even if his country / ee : ond illow to ttent, Ak mane ir cabin, SUE ne Uk a 2 Candy From. applesauce and cook until thick.|tered 8inch square pan and let Mrs. Wiiliam* = i ag yaar ap —ioes oe — beg aga Cut into squares fe ae a stir well, nu orangejand r n confectioners sugar, : H. Kirst Applesauce a ; Makes about 2 pounds. of Chicago — lAric : : cone |!s Unusual [oxford eS e 4 BY JANET ODELL —ah -— her daughter, | Pontiae Press Home ‘Editor Shop eee : Joan. Vilma, . | Today. we give you a recipe for Announcing the | to Donald Cc. an unusual dish, You may serve . | Gilchrist it as a snack with coffee or as. Opening of Our : f ‘la candy. It resembles candy made | Completely New son oO in the Shenandoah Valley, al . Mr. aad Mae Mrs. Robert H. Clift, Mian : _| Mrs. Clift is a young homemaker Don Gilchrist with two small children. She has’ partes 2 ee been ident of the Mary Lyon of Colrain eroup of her eburch Sewing ina All Work Handled : drive. The favorite occupation. In contrast, Exclusively by Mrs. Harold oceen i. ] she attends sports car meetings wee eo A with her husband. ' Bring Any or All of Your Problems in ral e Mare = 2 _ARPLETS 7 a. < = | 2 cups unsweetened applesauce : Tae 0. 2 — sugar | = 32-"=_| OXFORD sHop | . sol inact 5 W. Huron FE #7212 | JOAN VILMA KIRST q Sprinkle gelatin on cold water a sumptuous ote te Fe ae ‘af Sree LJ Sttver tris —.A new modern fleral pattern in International Sterling. 5 pe. ptace setting $34.25. Marquis, bands of cop- per & gold by Filntridge. 5-pe place setting $22.00, Membership in our Hospitality Club entitles you to have as much of your combined china and sterlirig needs as you wish, and pay a small amount each month over a one-year period.. You can coordinate your sterling and china patterns from as large a collection of the world’s finest as you'll find. Come in and see how easy it is to own and enjoy the tableware of your dreams. Rese Solitaire — A single rose seulptered tn sold silver. 6 pe. place setting $82.75. Trousseau — White flewers tn” rich ratsed enamel on sbell pink trim by Seceegae China. - place set- me $21.75, CHINA by LENOX — CASTLETON — FLINTRIDGE—SYRACUSE ROYAL JACKSON — HAVILAND — DOULTON Pay justa cos) ane lelir-tg— (s¥s totem aaleletial: * SILVER by TOWLE — GORHAM — LUNT — WALLACE — IN- TERNATIONAL — REED G BARTON — HEIRLOOM Registered Jewelers — American Gem Society JEWELERS 16 W. Huron St. FE 2-0294 “A Gift from Connolly’s Means More’’ CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS Sliver Melody — Seft conteurs curve gee mel te create the ee setting by In- ‘ ehina by Reval. Jackson. 5 pe. Silver Rhythm — A perfect ex- pression of free Tlew and bal- ae = precious an by In- _ ternational. 6 pe. setting . 50 Kingsley — Enchanting flowers outlined tn solid color and pistinam by Lenex China. &, pe. place setting $23.95. f. = — ee he ees : is ; ' ray > \ \ ; \ pies, , : i \ " “i ’ . 4 I e . ' 4 sees ~ % ‘ P V4 er “4 € i ae » ' \ . aa - Sati / ae _ ‘THE THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 \ EDERAL’ PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 r. SWELRY SETS Ew FOR MEN e LI'L BOYS’ SHIRT SETS Broadcloth shirt with bow fe tie and cuff links, Whit Pies US. Tot 4 and pastels, Sizes 2 to 6, T 98 Gold-finish cuff links | and tie pin set w! popular initials. Boxed. ee eee Ss ee seeiegsa ww . GIRLS’ CRISP DRESS-UP : HOLIDAY FASHIONS NEW FANCY nem NEW BLOUSES FoR ToTs, GIRLS AND SUB.TEENS SAVE ON WOOL MELTON _ BOYS’ SUBURBAN COATS 98 1 A* I | Holiday blouses in white Dacron* LEATHER-LINED, SOFT CALFSKIN HANDBAGS J?? t- BOYS’ DRESS SLACKS Tailored with belt » zip ‘ _ Closure and cuffs in: 98 corduroy or flannel. 2-7 ith Polka-dot taffeta‘ skirt with tuck@d Outline, frames a a 7 f cotton cupionj Cun,: ke in navy or gray with 15 or black eter {aid patterns in oF co cupioni. Cunning] ? _ nylon yoke in ’ , > den. sheers. « heels . : Sharp splash ph styled with 3 ed with dainty lee ia wen white. Sizes 7-14. Hurry to, save: Visible. New * I reBularities piles Genuine calfskin, luxuriously lined with " ’ 18, : 8, - leather im all the new dressy, casual of e > id DuPont's poly ester fiber f. esters ep 10-20. Hurry! Aailored styles. 6 colors to choose from. ; : i 4 re f = * “4 “ i a Pf 7 ss ” 4 ‘ is f : NIGHT ‘TIL CHRISTMAS 48 BUCKSHOT, THE 95 SPRING HORSE 19 FREE Cc ANDY { - . me with unbrea! a wicti horee Saddle. cinch strap, pom Special Purchase A manufacturer cleared out his line of maple rocker & at in 12x14" sI76- Safe. ae ockers. Gilt- right! ee Huge savings! sweaters and Federal’s bought them up at big savings! You’ve seen them priced for 3.98 to 5.98! Save dollars at Federal’s! Boys’ SWEATERS | Luxurious ~~ fingerie for Gift-Giving Save now on | . women’s new | ‘ r a, Luxury Coats save! TeeTeR, 58 Sturdy! i ri iis pension. Light maple. th biimkin shes. : wnart . wr head, was - TOT SHOO-FLY har — 9? Hardwood bouncer We @100% Orlon” or wool — . 1} rubber doll has vinyl seat and floating spring 7, Cuddly @Pullover or coat style ‘/ @Solids or jacquards ily constructed -" Stardily ling. 36” long and | 1 ing eyes ¥! 2 ,- shop now: Values to 39.98, yours for only $26. And just look at the selec- tion of luxury fabrics! Wool chinchilla, 100% wool, wool tweeds, wool plushes, wool mar- A manufacturer's clearance that means smash savings for you, and timed just right for Christmas shopping. 100% Orlon® or 100% wool in styles, patterns and colors to win the heart of every ye Stunning tailored or fancy styles in lavish sheaths, slips, bouffants, waltz or full length eRe ae OO RYT emf boy. In sizes 4 to 12 and W to 38, gowns... all in opaque nylon sinlaac’ qoakemebe viads ‘sad *DuLont's acrylic fiber that washes so easily, dries so © fur blends... every one ty 8) eet os ee \ \ quickly and looks so lovely. | ed in up-to-the-minute silhou- ‘ \ Feminine shades of blue, pink cm i ettes with fine detailing in : at ; “No bya yaa banged A sinart colors, All sizes in group. SALE! DOLL ey 7 ' Christmas giving. Hurry, save!, ea BOODLE BU FREE ALTERATIONS me with plated pushe Steel frat Blue quill a ls. : andles. THE TY . i” Complete with esata ren ap fone. HOTTY. save 49” long TV chait , oF a coaster a ere et Federals ed_ pla: = ee coke today! spring sagen - — plete w! ea r] . MEN’S WOOL-AND-NYLON \ | 4 , b | , e e a * e alues unlimite STRETCH SOX het Saptened aor . ; gv} . e a. e e | 2 imported zephyr in this big skirt ' i Ea ‘ : @‘‘Shrink-Resist” treated rt - | ) , SALE! arm Pera 1 : ) Wool Sweaters sale of the yeor , . e perfect quality 1 : / | . e — ee a | * maa snow suits @Reg. 1.49-1.95 values Tl 77 ars , SLIPONS CARDIGANS : : Wool - for warmth! Nylon fo 88 : strength! Guaranteed perfect-fit! The % perfect combination . . . the perfect F a | Pape “hen Lacing price! blends -_ The perfect gift at terrific sav- Whatever the style, whatever - terns inctadia pave fae oe ings! Fine, rich-looking 100% the fabric and whatever the dine Ar orcented 4 Mend a . zephyr wool slipons or cardi- color you'll find what you ——— Hibbed ys ar fan bel oc = : gans, dyed-to-match as elegant want in this fabulous collection ‘edad aon deca eerily hi 1 dine sweater sets and “Mitin” moth. 4 ' or bargain-priced skirts. There's Wonderfully water-repellent and spot-resistant poplin ue due brereores eee __ proofed for longer life. The everything from sheaths to snow suits in Dan River checks with matching hoods. sheteead tod ete SS colors, too, are rfect to mix- flares, pastels to black, checks Styles include car-coat jackets and pants. All ieatlas 0 cadchine eavtnest He ' of match in feminine shades of | to. prints and felts to_taffetas. - have zipper closing, warm linings and all are smartly- € savings: terry! pink, blue, red, white or black. ! You'll want one for every oc- *- styled in youthful colors. 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And when the breakup of the Turkish Otto ‘frogged the Baghdad Pact firewall the London conference voted on a’ _man Empire after World War I into Syria and Egypt and have compromise plan to negotiate a ‘but saw the spoils go to Britain split off Afghanistan, but the pact convention” with Egypt for inter-/ and France, Now, the Angle- ‘js still a priority target of Soviet national control of the canal, Rus- _ French hold broken by the up- Middle East activities. lsia rejected it—along with India, eee seit ice Raeagirenaare | Fourth, as events of the past a and Indonesia. at the expense of the same Brit. four months have shown, the The Seviets roll up points ain and France. greater the crisis In the Middle | throughout the Arab Middle East Second, the Middle | ait com prensuacermeet ls Re econd, the ? arena’ against éNot since the Korean War has the = 6 6 he o Syeneral conflict as in the current Middle Bast crisis. But what's the dispuie im the Middie East ail] about’ Fol lowing ts the first” of” xeries of special reperts from experienced INS correspondents in Moscow Washing- ten, Lendon, Paris, Cairo and Tel Aviv. telling wheat each country s gtake is in the Middle East, what it bes done im the presenti crisis and the future course 4 may fellow} By CFPARLES H, KLENSCH MOSCOW UNS) — As. Moscow, sees it, the current Suez crisis af- fers the most dramatic possibilities East moves East the greater the strain on the | international + : | are part of the growing Soviet bid western alliance which confronts | “colonial imperialism.” oe Soviet influe l sm. | = mates: = . i“ Nee for the uncommitted nations of the Seviets all around their per- = pe the Middle East since the breakup africa and Asia. That bid first) imeter trom Norway to Alaska. | They also reaped enormous good- of the European colonial empires y) ine headlines in 1953 with In- will through visits to the Soviet, To meeen He Micaie oes Union of foreign parliamentary | , d-'umphat tour of the Soviet Union POUCy Russia has used every We@p- delegations. Syrian President Shu-| Ing by idly ‘waiting for the breaks . 14 satellites: the Soviet bloc’s O17 her considerable arsenal kri El-Kuwatli hag just been re-, to develop, Carefully laid ground- shipment of arms to Egypt and pontical, come, military and ed) here! with Ail honors. Ye. work and strategy has enabled the 1. jour of India, Burma and Af- cultural aid — and even religion— men's crown prince, the Afghan Soviet Union to make the MAXl- ohn stan by Premier Nikolai Bul- us together wis a “hard shell |premier and the shah of Iran also mum capital out of the troubled. 73 nin and Communist Party Boss propaganda company Ihave experienced lavish Soviet Middle Eastern situation. ieee i es Se —— WNikita Khrushchev. Politically, Russia has promoted hopsitality ss scone . J * As a result, Russia stands to BAGHDAD PACT TARGET herself as the champion of small] Eevoti . cc ns . . | Egypti sident Gamal Abd benefit four ways . Third. the Soviet Union would nations in Asia and Africa seeking N gyptian President G Abdel First, the Soviet Union wants a like to disrupt the Baghdad Pact, their own place in the broiling Mid- : after World War II. dian Prime Minister Neheu's rri- But Russia has not been stand- t asser was scheduled to visit Rus-| ‘sia in August but that was post-| fairs. Much of 19th century Russian her southern flank. ‘The pact mem- put their United Nations security Poned pecause of whe sue Saas history revolved around the czarist bers are Britain, Iraq, Iran, Tur-'eouncil veto at the disposal of or eu rere Soviets ver ° 2 sebicsnn These hee s \Dmitri Shepilov off on a Middle campaign to drive the Turks out key and Pakistan There has beenthe Arabs. Soviet propagandists |p. <+ four ia June before the ink of the Russian approaches to the strong criticism in the four Mos- boast that a Soviet veto in Febru- we . ary on his erietonlak Mediterranean and to seize Con-lem nations of the Anglo-French ary 136, defeated a western res-| aa ry sy oy, new oc ssion as stantinople (Istanbul). ‘invasion of Moslem Egypt.) olution to continue the French) /'°'8" “eee: ——_____—_—_— a mandate in Syma ahd Lebanon, |OFFERED VOLUNTEERS A Soviet veto on Oct, 13 killed | Dilitarily, Russia in the past | even the watered-down version of tWo weeks has offered to send | a western proposal for a canal |'T00ps to Egypt along with United users’ association to solye the |5'ates forces to clear the invaders, gure @annl eae! i out of that country, and threatened | to unleash “‘volunteers” if the Brit;, ||. Similarly, the Russians can be ish and French did not withdraw counted orrfo ta'e a pro-Arab stand promptly. According to Middle} } at other international gatherings. Fast reports these offers boosted! | SUPPORT ARABS Soviet stock another notch, When the Soviets accepted a bid And Egypt won't forget the So- in mid-August for a conference on viet Unien was responsible for the Suez dispute in London they the deal in September, 1955, to did so with reservations because,, swap Egyptian cotion for tanks among other reasons, the Arab na-! and Russian Mig planes — that 4 Now the home of tile bargains in Pontiac offers & |_| quality carpet at the same great savings! | WETHE FLOOR SHOP 99-101 S. Saginaw ‘FE ern pilots walked out on their~Rome more than they fear com- @ styl Suez Canal jobs in mid-Septem- /munism, Russia presents a tradi- style | ber; Russia and the satellites tional pose as defender of the true @ fit | sent pilots, lfaith against the legions of the e fort Culturally, the Soviets have Pope. COMES: - .@ wave of nationalsim and independ- gave Nasser the ‘muscle pewer ‘similar delegations from the Mid-)and the Middle East points to its . oS ence, -den't-want-to risk a. “he needs in his current bid for (dle East “and Africa.” {continuation With variations as” 1o-) mastery in the Middle East. Meanwhile, the Soviets ham. ©! Conditions indicate. au ed "The Soviet Union hag also puta) Mered heme their message with | One thing is, clear ibe. Soviets steel backbone into the fighting, an intensive propaganda cam- ia sie Wid sad citing vm __ __ ~~ forces of Syria and Afghanistan, peice Sa: rene Ge Overt . ; “ | Union as the champion of peace, | Economically , the Soviet Union| democracy and independence and \ is operating under a proposition put) smears the west with terms like forward by economist V. E. Moty-| “imperialism, colonialism and lev in 1948, that political objectives} racial: segregation.” are sometimes more important) Russia broadcasts 17% hours than just commercial considera-|Weeny in Arabic to the Middle : ‘ — . . ‘East, and satellite broadcasts are tions in a a $s ircign trade. keyed to the same line to increase . ‘Communist propaganda firepower. Russia has —— surplus or-| Even on the religious front, ‘the anges from Syria, for example, Soviets are hard at work to win along with turning unsalable friends and influence people. Egyptian cotton into tanks and Picked Soviet moslems ostenta- jets. Russia encouraged the satel- tiously made the pilgrimage to lites to build factories and bridges Mecca the past two years. They in. Egypt and an_oil refinery in spread the word among the faithful Syria at bargain prices. that, in the words of one of this ‘year’s pilgrims, the Imam of the The Soviets are offering tech- Moscow mosque, the Soviet gov- ‘nical know - how to build up ernment “doesn't interfere in re- Egyptian industry and supply ‘jigious matters.’’ Nasser an atom - smasher for | * whatever trade goods he can | To Orthodox Christians of the manage. When 100 foreign west- Midgie—East. who instinctively hate OPEN FOR BUSINESS DURING REMODELING THIS TORTURE? Why not come in at once and let our experienced shoe fitters fit you properly in your correct - size and width. Their advice on your shoe problems will be helpful. “ r . 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Saginaw FE 4-216 CEE ‘d ters. ating It disappeared before they could haul it away. alread wood, crockery or other sub- The The Rockefeller interests, re- an 'storers of the castle, chose Rob- ‘Area of the Panama Canal Zone bins for the job here because of is B TS square miles. "Base day C'THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Huge Response fo Refugee Aid Department be admitted under the emergency program may already be assured of jobs. State reported sponse”’ private welfare agencies cooper- definitely y has gone over the top. 60 Hungarian escapees, uled to land at MeGuire Air Force | THIRTY-FIVE. , \ : ¢ » ace 22, 1956 (about 11 a.m, EST). Govern-| ment officials and church welfare, ithe program. will welcome them, * Vv of 3 too fa Church eee sponsoring | (—A window washer turned ar-' whaives. ‘thie Hudson. But tater the-Pocantico! oe for Robeins. He pone he Pee ithe refugees are the National! chaeologist--hag—unearthed an old’ * * * \ changed course and dwindled to ars “history trouble shooter"’ May Assure 5,000 \Catholic Welfare Conference, . 29; | Dutch harbor under the lawns and’ The castle was. the home of\creek. The old harbor was strand- | cause “archaeologist scares oat ¥ United -HIAS (Hebrew) Service, 24; trees of Philipse Castle. __|Dutch settler Frederick Philipse| ed and then. buried... : | many people.” of Jobs, Says State Church World Service, 4; Luther- Roland W. Robbins, 48-year-old/in pre-revolutionary days. Dutch’ Robbins also showed off 3,000] Riana D. ' ‘an Refugee Service;-3. 2 pick-andshovel historian from|merehant ‘ships tied up in the fragments of pottery, colonial 4 7 Christmas Tree epartmen - In answer to inquiries the State Lincoln, Mass,, scrambled intojcastle harbor in the 17th cen- nails, broken grindstones, clay on = . Department said it did not know, pits on the castle grounds Mon-|tury. _ _ |pipes, pewter dishes, silverware, Plays Hide and Seek ~ WASHINGTON (%—So many of at this time whether additional day to point out crumbling walls! The harbor was on the Pocanti- buttonsand other objects he dis- fers to sponsor Hungarian refu- SPonsors would be needed. The) a covered buried under the 18 pr DETROIT. —The Department: he State National Advertising Council has, surrounding the castle. of Public Works is looking for ®°*S are pouring ito the Thanksgiving with them in the/bringing Timifless~ possibilities of most cotorful--mayor for the endurance of the repub. . } é : i. THE PONTI AC > PRESS. THU RSDAY, YOVEMBER 23, 1956 "4 ; 2 Bob Considine Says: _ : Today’ s the Day to Express Your Gratitude”: ‘NEW YORK (INSY — The Pil- the forces of nature are being har-er night at Shor’s that his ‘film about New York Mayor Abraham! Hall was an early New York) with “an enormous appetite for | outstanding lawyer in England and peaceful purposes,|biography of Jimmy Walker, the Oakey, Hall. New Yerk,——- graduate (1854), district attorney} jobs while Hal! was in office and In harmony with thelcomfort and happiness both to our-;ever -had,-is—the best picture be Psalmist, they deemed it “a good selves and te future generations.” has ever made, thing to give thanks unto the ANOTHER VIEW * * « Lged.” even when they were in a came subject of Thanks-| It will be released nationally trouble. ~ 3 giving, the Maryknoll Father this coming summer. The script ° James Keller, leader of the Chris- Was taken, of course, from Gene Their first formal Thanksgiving: ‘tophers (“better to light one candle Fowler's fine book on Jimmy. was held in the autumn of 1621,' ‘than to curse the darkness”), George Jessel, Jimmy's great amid at that time they still were \, ites in his latest book “Give Us| friend, plays himself in the pic. leving on a ee ae bade we This Day”— ture. During the filming Jessel ee Ot ee Oey Sees “Showing gratitude to God, one’s; greeted every new scene with an ing the natives a little less cool and editing ebseuaden: it had been a year of good crops. family, country or friends is a, unfailing ejaculatic ‘habit that all of us would do well “You won't believe this, The Continental Congress set to practice on a more generous was THERE.” aside Thanksgiving days annual- | scale. Se els iy during the Revolution but the ‘holiday lapsed out of existence until Abraham Lincoln called upon the nation, or at least the northern part of it, to give thanks but I “It is so easy to take things | Hope, as is his custom, will | for granted, And little do we spend Christmas with the troops, realize that we hurt ourselves this time in Alaska. Last year it more than anyone else by failing was Greenland. His friends will to show appreciation, by not giv- attempt to have the Defense De-, Ing credit Where credit is due, partment send an occupation force “Take every opportunity to ex-|'© Miami some Christmas, just for. press our gratitude for the count- Hope's sake. less blessings that Gad is contin-'COLORFUL CAREER ually showering upon you. Let) If the Walker picture is the great! your fast prayer at night be one success Hope thinks it will be, lic in 1364. Our national Thanksgiving ax of '1917,. 1918, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1950, 1951 and 1952 were observed while American forces were in action in t Sore ee apes ad aad of Ot Thanksgiving to Him.’ somebody ought to look into film-| < ils G ling Croswell Bowen's lusty, gusty, | i the oth-| LW “The Ele; aad Each president has been called se baba a us nase ic oom Oebey.- upon to deliver a sort of introduc-| tion to the why and wherefore of |] Thanksgiving. 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PEPPER : 10) vier MIX ats "IRISH POTATOES & al} SPAGHETTI "em 10 TOMATO PASTE “= Chocola te Dink ‘a FE Gein Seb ot weeinettes : BUBBLE eam © | 7 a: i i | d mene | ig Eokess a | : > ( ne " 2 i Sa ‘ GELEINES ; ae ane rae ent ecm eae INGE Re | ‘ f | S eer ; THE PONTIAC PRESS. nivasnae, NOVEMBER 23 1956 re eo oe nents ae Roast Pork i in Shiny Have you heard about the new) Virtues of the gondola method) do when totally wrapped in foil, |roast ycur pork in a “row weer" roasting |made of foil “gondola” or “boat” method of are many, You roast your meat in Accepted __ traditiona) roasting ‘meats and poultry? ‘Here. a_work-saving shallow boat, made times and temperatures are used, it is applied to tender, tasty roast lot the new H-inch broiler width! And drippings may be easily and pork, with cinnamon-dotted spiced) quilted foil now being introduced. neatly poured from the foil gondola | on apple halves as a colorful meal; Roasts really brown this way, for accurate gravy measurements. time companion. eet of bet enminn 90 Oey. Follow these oony directions to Foil Gondold ness of foil or all-purpose heavy Gondola Roasted Pork | Select a fresh pork roast cut! | from loin, leg, shoulder er butt. Rub with salt and pepper: Now pn ‘start making your gondola by tear- ing off a piece, of — broiler foil twice as as your. roast. Place meat lengthwise in the cen- ter of this foil sheet and fold up the long sides of the foil, Draw eorners of the ends together, fold- ing center of the foil inward, Then double-fold the corners in to form @ secure seal, Pick up gondola by ends and Beer Made From Tree CAPE TOWN—Among the thous- Place on shallow roasting pan. (ands of products that come. from Insert_meat thermometer into the world's forests ig beer, Afri- center of roast, being careful net ican natives make a home brew _ to touch hepe, | {rom the fruit of the umgana tree, Roast in Moderate oven (350 de-| grees) until well done, allowing 30! ‘to 35 minutes per pound or waltord Output Climbs meat thermometer registers 185 de- France produced grees, When done, open one end pgp ssi of lard during adh, ~ ot quilted broiler foil a thick- duty foil- should be’ used, to evolal 1% to 2% hours for cooking. When. braised, the~meat is first @. What is the name of these cuts of mest? A. Cross-cut Beet Shanks. @. Where do they come from? all amount offis covered and asthh tale he . ; boiling point until done. cooked with liquid. After liquid is "National forest fire control was in eitler method, the meat/started 40 years 060 . A. They are cut from the beef shank into flat, round pieces which, are 1 to 2 inches thick. The round shank bone in the center is sur- ‘rounded by the shank meat. .. Q. How are they prepared? A. They are cocked slowly by| braising or in liquid and require) browned on all sides in lard or drippings, seasoned with salt and ORIENTAL BEAN SPROUTS t's the secret as Toe Chow Wein and other gee, _— . «with their extra flevor, taste snappy crispness that make Orien- tel 7 so tempting and out-of-the- ordinary in appetizing goodness. Send for FREE Recipe Book! SHOW-YOU CO COLUMBIA CITY. IND of gondola to pour off drippi pounds i for gravy. aa with 63,000,080 a Spiced Apple Halves | = Core but do not peel baking ap Ply wood is a relatively new in- ples. Cut .in halves. Place each dustrial product, dating back 20 to Fweael cut side up, ona T-inch square 25 years. & ; = oe = rig ¥ oe. * = S Ne photograph. No messy pans to wash. Pour t drippings off easily. Serve with Spiced Apple Rings for a real treat. GONDOLA ROASTED PORK — Pork in a boat — that’s one of the newer ideas for roasting pork. The new quilted foil is shown in the above Fat 400-Calorie Breakfast Under fed, overtired, working! to get children ready for the ;foblong or "1" 3 SISTERS MK 608 W. Huron Borden’s ice Cream Choice of Flavors APPLES to “PEPPERS ............ GRAPEFRUIT ..... 5™ 29° “Presen Freety Acres — THIS AD GOOD for FRI, SAT., SUN. Defiance COFFEE Choice of Grinds - Cc ORANGES ........... "29° 5 Lbs. 29: Qn 15s. = 5S CUCUMBERS ........ * REDGRAPES.......... “ ]9¢ California Ea. ¢<. PASCAL CELERY 19 15° ORANGE JUICE Sena ; Beet ) POT PANCAKE FLOUR Log Cabin SYRUP 24 ox. : 5! ¢ : ~ Jar MILK 3"—39'| * ROAST | Ring BOLOGHA....3 1" 89, < Young, Tender Beef ROUND | "Merton's Family Size - 3 SISTERS’ SUPER MARKET sone MH AOE PUMPKIN PIES 68 WEST HURON STREET . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22 FORTY-ONE Provide Good Meal With Canned Meat Hearty meals, can be planned with canned meat as the main) ven after the turkey comes out. course, Corned beef hash, baked int, mber-that-aroasted—biré Re a ring mold, and served with! should “rest for 15 to 30 minutes 22, 1756 : and sifted dry ingredients; mix thoroughly. Turn into 2 thoroughly buttered 8inch layer cake pans. Bake in moderate (375 degrees) oven about 15 minutes or until bread pulls away from sides of pans, Turn one layer out on a plate and--spread--generously -with-.soft Hoveswives Hoard Time as Carefully as Money The so-called “convénience foods” often cost more, yet U. S. Dept. of Agriculture studies show _ that m@ré people eat processed foods than ever before. The con- venience of saving time and en- cooking. If so, rinse according to Here'sa. New {arections —— Tasty Casserole {28 27.20 in shemste layer —Easy to Make with beef jn_a greased 2 quart easserole, Pour sauce over pota- Folks ‘who like sweet potatoes|"2s 8nd meat. with rich cream gravy will enjoy this meat* and vegetable casserole. Serve Savory Hot Bread With Turkey This hot bread can go into the How to Get More Meals from Meat BEEF BLADE RIB ROAST (61te 7 riss) Three Fresh-Coohed Meals for a Family of Four Toss bread crumbs with remain- ing butter and sprinkle over cas- serole, Bake at 350 F. 30 minutes. y inati 1 cup fine dry bread crumbs butter; top with second layer; : L Ask retaler (0 saw id pelea ne ee © ape ‘Cook onion in 2 tablespoons but-|creamed peas « - cauliflower in the| before it’s carved. spread top with soft butter. Serve bela gous ria many Nenostaida across the ribs about 2 beef sweet-potatoes baked wi ter or margarine over low heat 5'center is a.satisfying canned meat. at once, Makes 8 large or 12 me- — ame oA cals wasue i a as 2. At home, with ribs up and fat side-on table, separate eye musclé (D from balance of cut at natural dividing seam. Remove bones from this prece of meat, ther cut it into - 2,3 of 4 steaks. Second Meot—Boneless meat. 3. fun hnite under rb bones @, on wie ihc en The remaining piece of boneless meat (@) can now be rolled into an easily Carved pol roast. Steaks. Ether 2 thhck Fes Beat—Boneless Potmast. removed from backbone, steaks or 3 or 4 indnad- Enongh for 4 of more blade bone and ribs is det) “wal Steaks for broding, generous servings. cous for steweng or grinding. -—_——_——_—____—____—_—.- ——— Variable Recipe for Chip Beef Modern fasmon experts now can take a dress or Suil and comple ment it with different accessones to make it appear as several in dividual creations Modern culinary artists such as Reba Staggs, wel] known meat ex pert, now uses this same fashion pattern in foed preparation. Chipped beef is used in two different recipes, each comple mented in a unique style and... presto, for breakfast and the other ready for lunch era Sunday night sup- per. Creamed Chipped Beef For the morning treat, brown 1 4-ounce package { chipped bee! hghtiy in 2 tablespoons of lard Add ‘s cup ennched flour and mix well Add 2? cups celd milk, stirring constantly until thickened. Add 3 chopped hard-cooked eggs and cook until heated. through. Serve on toasted English muffins Yield: 4 to 6 servings Chipped Beet on Curried Rice Shred ‘3 pound chipped beer Melt \% cup butter or margarim and add beef and 3 tablespoons chopped onwn, stirmng and ing until lightly br Add 6 tablespoons of enriched flour, mix well and add 3 cups o{ milk gradualty, stirring con stantly until thickened. Serve in Yuetd OOO, varied a rme of ¢ SIX SCTVINg 1h Italian Cheese, Cream Tops Meat Casserole Wonder ing how to use Ik meat” Try this savery way Meat'n Tomate Sauce Qeups diced cooked meat «packer édowrn lean (10', ounces) meatieas nen ¢ spaghetti sauce Bith mushroom ‘a of a large green pepper veut in thin strips) ty cup grated Parmesan or Romano cheese 2 tablespoons credm Mix the meat, sauce and green pepper together; turn into a small shallow baking dish-a heat-resi tant glass pie plate (8', by 1's in ches deep) is fine. Mix grated cheese and ¢ream together; spoon over meat mixture as evenly as possible; broil until topping is browned. The mixture of cheese and cream gives a beautiful brown. Makes 4 serving Use leftover meat from roast beef, lamb or veal for this dish. Or! use leftover pot roast when the | gravy has al] been served. This is q rich dish so it's well to serve a bland food such as rice or noodles with it. . Fresh Killed Ove HENS... 59° Here's one dish ready - Distinctive Dish: | Macaroni With °| Swiss Cheese | Sw SS heese adds its distinctive flia “te-Fomato Macaroni with Wedges. Add 1 tablespoon salt and 6 ounces. long macaroni! to 41, cups boiling water. Boil rapidly, stirring stantly, for 2 ninutas. Cover, remove from heat and let stand 10 nm ( neese Con nutes Meanwhile combine ‘> ocup 2% cups cooked «| matoes (1 pound 4ounce can), 1 salt 's teaspoon eer “4 cleve garlic ri warm sliced omen, 2 teaspoon and need, Runse caro water and drain Fold macaroni into to" yto mixture with 1? well { the macaroni mixture; 1'g-quart casserole. cup shredded ver cheese with) nacarom) mixture. Cut) nlv sliced Swiss cheese] ar a cheese on! fashion 7) de- gree about. . niputes — four rvir : a Salads “to Please Men » men bless to greased ith vs iss ChHOOS« Co art wheel oven 15 Ange moderate ‘em while not have pretty fussy eaters ie finite jeas of what they like 1 the wav of ‘‘vittels Salads have arity tests r scored high popul sith the male contingent, but every ws what an homemaker KI tant part im por- they play in a well- and a change these bea ni salads SM ring the versatiie ame highly recommended ke them and so whl your You n Kidney Bean Salad J cups « cun chopped coket kidner beans wre pickie of rained pickie rei = 1 cup diced eceler @ green onions cut tn pleces 3} hard-cooked eggs. diced Masonnaise | Drain beans well. Chill all in- gredients. Combine al] ingredents, ei mayonnaise and toss lightly. Serve on lettuce. Serves 8. Hot Bean Salad Cut 2? slices bacon into pieces and cook until crisp. Remove; brown 1-3 cup chopped onion in the) fat. Add bacon, a 1-Ib. can baked) beans. 1s tsp. dry mustard, dash pepper and -“4 cup each vinegar) and water. Simmer until beans ab-. sorb vinegar and water. 2 cup ey Bean Stuffed Tomatoes _A delightful salad. is “made _by| hollowing out firm, red-ripe to- matoes and filling the cavities with well-seasoned baked beans without, ‘tomato sauce, ; j n Ready Turkeys} TOMS... 49° ~ Fresh Dressed Chickens and Geese Beef Pot Roast ............43¢ Fresh Picnics .............33¢ Libby’s Pumpkin No. 2% Can ..17¢ Crosse & Blackwell Mince Meat. 18-0: jer ‘s. .. 39 Oaken Keg Sweet Pickles = Quart——+ +++ ++ ..39¢ Tomato Juice 46-0. Can pre F he Complete Line of Produce a slightly seasoned cream sauce. Thanksgiving Hot Bread dium-sized servings. minutes. Blend in flour and add milk, Cook, stirring constantly, un- til slightly thickened. - 6 servings. entree, Season the hash with onion, parsiey, and chili sauce as in this recipe: Corned Beet Hash Ring 2 1-pound cans corned beef hash % cup chili sauce ample relates the consumer mar- keting information agent, Mrs. Josephine Lawyer. In 1954, more than 359 million cakes were baked from packaged mixes—a_ twelve- ifold increase since 1947 when they first appeared, There is little additional cost of } eup sifted flour 6 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspaon seit ; tablespoons sugar Savery Dried Beef Casserole % eup minced onion 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 tablespoons flour 2% cups milk . \% pound dried beef @ medium sweet potatoes, Grain Forecast Higher STOCKHOLM — Sweden's total bread-grain harvest this year is es- timated at 1,151,000 tons, which would represent a 30 per cent in- Exports Take Jump TOKYO — Japan's exports in the Pe aa, capped | Butter ‘comet |first half of 1956 amounted to $1,- '. cup chopped parsley Sift together the flour, baking 159,800,000 and imports totaled $1,- erease over last year. Compared) Combine ingredients. Spoon into powder, salt and sugar, Beat egg 499,500,000. Exports were 30 per with the 1950-54 average, the im-a greased 1 quart ring mold. with rotary beater (hand or elec-| cent above those of the correspond-|cake mixes over the home mixed provement would amount to 9 per Bake at 325 degrees for 45 min- tric) until thick amd lemon col- ing 1955 period and imports in-| method, and there is no measuring cent, utes. 6 servings. lored. Add milk, cornmeal, — rice} "creased by 28 per | cent. -ito do, no extra bowls to wash. 1 egg. 1% eps milk 1 cup yellow cornmea! cooked Check the label to see if the dried beef needs rinsing before! men - Save on - Everyday Needs! PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY! FOR SALADS AND FRUIT BOWLS—GOLDEN-RIPE RIPENED IN KROGER'S OWN RIPENING ROOMS TO THE PEAK OF PERFECTION, BUY PLENTY AND SAVE MORE AT KROGER. Nave! Oranges ». 5Q¢ Sunkist sweet juicy, 100-110. size Walnuts saw 37 Red Label, fresh shell . . TENDER AND JUICY, WHOLE, COMPLETELY CLEANED ie ae TREAT THE FAMILY TO A DELICIOUSLY BROWNED, SUCCULENT | KROGER FRYER AND SAVE MORE ON THE BUDGET AT THIS LOW 19° 3» 73° «2837: Sadho Popcorn Porere White or yellow Grapefruit Florida sweet pink . . Hormel Bacon Fancy sliced. Lean; sugar-cured .. . Hams WEST VIRGINIA Lb. Hygrade shankless, oc ae ee &Kiniess ,. Link Sausage Greenfield's Baby Links... Pork Sausage Hygrade’s. Delicious. with eg¢ GROUND FROM THE FINEST, FRESH BEEF! Ground Beef #: 4 LB. 39c ¢ Fresh Oysters Fres- ‘Shore Brand. Standards, dated = 89° Vein-X Shrimp 99s Frozen. Buy plenty and save \ s GROUND FRESH SEVERAL TIMES DAILY TO INSURE FRESH- NESS! STOCK UP YOUR FREEZER AND SAVE MORE AT THIS SPECIAL LOW PRICE. Sliced Bolo nao 39: BY Ideal for quick sandwiches FROM OVENS OF KROGER MASTER BAKERS—-KROGER SLICED Canadian Bacon u. Armour. any size end piece. . LOAVES LIGHT & FLUFFY BUY A COUPLE OF FREEZER KROGER BREAD TASTES BETTER LOAVES AND KEEP ONE IN THE 19° ' Ae. ty Fruit Gale Holiday, chuck full of goodness . Strawberries ’ Essex brand, fresh-frozen .. . 2 919 ak 3-16.5 59 Spotlight Coffee 87: og ae PRICED! STCCK UP NOW WITH CUP-O-CHEER Up: O-CuEER Vac-Pac Coffee ] FINE RY WITH TH VE MORE Ice Cream —Country —_ -€reamy-rich ~. = French Brand Coffee; special blend . . . ‘Avondale Beets 20 Cut, stock up now... . "269 BID "10: Salad Dressing £39 pas brand. nied bt price * ‘ oo , ; } \ 3 a its ie, HE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 Ways to Cook Delicious Yams Homemakers everywhere wel- come the news that -fresh yams) are in season again. This vegetable _which boasts sweet, mellow flavor, “smooth texture, orange-gold color and supplies important nutrients is a bonus to fall and winter menus. Whether your family’s prefer- ence runs fo either baked or can- died yams, here are recipes for you. Candy them in a skillet with - apple rings, or bake and stuff the yams with bacon and diced orarige both are delicious with chicken.- Candied Yams and Apples % cup firmly packed brown sugar Le few granulated sugar % cup .water 3 tab spoon red cinnamon candies 2 tablespoomg butter or magarine 3 medt tum-sieed apples, cored and cut rs Kraut, Hamloaf for Zesty Meal : To do justice to their Kraut, |_| Pork ‘n’ Apple Dinner Season, the home economists of the National” Kraut Packers. Association went afield for some new flavor com- binations. From New Orleans, they | brought this mouth-watering way of combining kraut, apple sauce, and individual ham and pork leaves. * * * Zesty horseradish and yams put it into the wonderfully different recipe category. Try it and see if you don’t agree. New Orleans — Bake © 1 pound cooked 34" po und lean Song mhoulder 1 mall onion, &, cup soft bread crumbs ¥ eup aoa im beate 3 Tlaessns preveres mustard tablespoons horse-re i‘. pound 1i- ounce can sauerkraut dra: 3 cas brown sugar 4 mip eee sized yams, cooked, peel- ed and cut in half | Combine brown sugar, granulat- ed sugar, water and candies. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, os until blended. Add butter or mar- ' ( imegium-sised yams, “cooked, peeled garine; stir until melted. ; . and eliced shoulder and Add apples and cook 5 minutes, : alge ana pork ae on ry "7 | ; onion toge turning once. Add yams and cook, “ANYTIME SANDWICH TRAY” — These Peek-a-Boos, a sweet sandwich, and Date Bread milk, egg, mustard and horserad- 7 ame | aa Sealer herp fees miniature sandwiches are good to serve any time Ribbons. Serve with tall frosty bottles of your |, ‘Mix until all ingredients are utes. Makes 4 - 6 servings. | refreshments are called for. Included on the sand- —_favorite soft drink. 'well blended. Louisiana Stuffed Yams _ wich plate are Toasted Coin Purses with sardines, Shape into 4 small loaves and 4 medium-sized yams | place in shallow baking pan. 4 slices crisp, cooked bacon crumbled Combine kraut, brews sugar and hae fact nase om FIX Carnival-Gay Plate temperature and len, oan! pple anaes mi well. Arron rind round loaves and bake in mod- (350) 1 hour, or until tender. Scoop | making 12 slices in all. Spread 8 | areas even (360 degrees) 1 hour.” yams from shells and I Add done Nirbam ecnce bead eet oreo) OA [ iniature Sandwiches : “lices- with the creamrcheese or.) “rue even einen we ange- cml s read. well. 8 2 and continue paling 30 minutes, Pile yam mixture lightly into, | Stack two cream-cheese-spread or until ham loaves are done. , ; , ( shells. Bake 20 minutes, Makes’ Provocative toasted bits that look 'Sprinkle chopped nuts over the/slices together and top with an un- Serves four. 94,4 a four servings. - like Coin Purses, delicious nut-jel- cream cheses rim. Makes 9. | spread slice. Repeat, making 4 . ly-cheese Peek-a-boos, and Date ~ ‘stacks in all. Press together lightly CANDIED YAMS AND APPLES — Dinner — yams, tried chicken and’green beans and carrots [Bread Ribbons . , So fast to make Date ‘we Ribbons land chill. | Canned tomatoes help to make _ takes on a touch of = South when candied heated in cream are on the menu. ’ ‘Harvest Pork Chops: |— so fascinating on the plate... saad teat Quteaus secad | To serve: Slice down through a meat loaf juicy; whole kernel == 'Be sure to make a million of them| les packages cream cheese ithe stacks making 32 quafter-inch corn added to the meat mixture because ust naturally leads to| 3,*geepeee_ereted crenge rind u ive flavor interest. With A le Rin S . one just naturally $ '0! Soften cream, _ cheese to room ‘slices. wi git Le another. And be sure to serve them) ne - ‘with your favorite icy, delicious) Keep You r Eye On Kroger Time to do extra chores while soft drink. I we Food-O-MAT PET SUPER-MARKET these pork chops are baking! | Toasted Coin Purses | @ slices thim-sliced bread Harvest Pork Chops |; 1 3% o# can sardines tn ol! 4 Join pork chops tabout 4s-inch thick}! 2 tablespoons minced, stuffed olives | Balt and pepper ‘2 teaspoon grated lemon rind ; int 2 medium-sized red apples l teaspoon minced onion or chives tablespoon mayonnaise j 3 tablespoons dark brown sugar i ies ml } i | wes Brown pork chops rapidly on Trim crusts from bread. Roll O r ee @ pom “ices od ee sett a jeach slice firmly with a rolling Sa hake Fone ; rs ny ae pin. Cut slices in half, forming 16° SS ee P ple GISQ' bread oblongs. Trim a point re- is fine. . | Sprinkle chops with salt and pep- — an envelope flap on — 3 per. Peel onions and cut into %-| Combine sardines, olives, lemon} j ANOTHER NEW inch slices; separate into rings. rind, minced onion and mayon- KROGER STORE fs aah tinge, Peeling; CUt | naise, Blend well. A i ri ; Spread bread ob vith OPENS WEDNESD AY chops, then “apple pa, over earahas misuse. oes sewr aws ' ‘ onjons; sprinkle lightly with salt. | velope fashion with point on top. Sprinkle apples with brown | Press together firmly. Stick a NOV. 28, 9 A.M. | sugar. toothpick through each point and | Bake uncovered in moderate (350 chill till serving time. : degrees) oven 45 to 60 minutes or) i - a | Rem toothpick and toast at; 4370 DIXIE HIGHWAY eras Obl cook ute tense bauie! = - ove epg net oe ‘tel AT S ASH AB AW ROAD several times with small amounts ou pellledly Ereegpectietlooen Makes -* . Ot puices) ti Faxtorn ot, Gish) Makes the toothpick pierced the bread. 4 servings, ~ ; IN DRAYTON PLAINS Tian. S *ii° 18 slices thin sliced bread Tropical Filling = eR 2 tablespoons Paced chopped pecans ‘ L 4 for Gingerbread. ; _Cut two _circles from each slice of bread using a 142 inch round, Here's a quick-to-fix filling for cookie cutter, Spread all rounds. gingerbread that will give it a of bread with cream cheese sof- tropical flavor: First, bake a tened to easy spreading consistency gingerbread, using a mix or your with the cream. Then spread 9 own favorite recipe. \(or half of the rounds) with jelly. After baking, cut the ginger-| ‘bread into squares, split them and) Cut a small circle (or press spread each with a mixture of One out with thimble) from the . 14 cup drained crushed pineapple, CeMter of the rematging cream- 3 ounces of cream cheese and \% | Cheese-spread rounds, ae ~ _ lcup of chopped pecans or Ser | Small doughnuts, Put the squares together sandwich’ Place doughnut cut-outs on top. ‘style. ‘of the jelly layers. Fill up the | For a special touch, top with Roles with more _jelly if needed. whipped cream and sprinkle ————— with crystallized or ground ' ginger. Potatoes Harvested | Gingerbread is delicious for breakfast, too. Serve it with broiled Potatoes, potatoes, and more pineapple and you'll see what j Potatoes are coming from Michi- mean. igan fields. The new Onaway va- riety — a smooth, white skinned) 7 potato—and the dependable Irish'’ Vary Egg Filler ‘Cobbler have increased supplies | js | If you're tiring of plain egg 29d brought prices down within ‘salad as a sandwich filler, vary. ithe last few weeks. Mrs. Jose« it by adding bits of chopped Phine Lawyer, Consumer Market- olive, pickle relish, chives, or bits "8 Information Agent, reminds 4 of crisply cooked bacon. ‘feed shoppers that- many of the jearly potatoes are immature when ‘harvested. Their skins are very Macaroni products need to be thin, they bruise easily, and have cooked in a large amount of boil-/a short shelf life. It is bes : t to a F ing salted water to keep them trom buy in small quantities and use| Fey C 5° Food-O-MAT 752 SUPER-MARKET re = : . - f | ; Hire’s Z ; Shedd’s B odcast ibecoming sticky. a quickly ae possible, : | Root Beer | Peanut Butter | CHILI ~~ an a ECS | Without Beons = Grade 1 Grade | 2 Os 19° aes » 5Q 4 Cans 1 00 Bologr —_ 9: é| Seusegs oe 49; at low, low prices! NESCAFE ares INSTANT COFFEE WHOLE, HOME*STYLE ’ bares Large S$ 0 9 People’s 6-02. . specie i ae a Mere Jar Price Syrup Stokely's Finest ~ Michigan 2 Ib. Cello Bag CREAM STYLE o NAVY } CORN - peans 19° ° eT | Pea People’s Budget Beef LEAN POT | sintoin or RIB ROAST | STEAKS c_ Budget Beef Tre. LYWO'P°°5 5: $ Alt areca stores in Pon- tiac join in this Gala Grand Opening Celebra- tion. Plan now to get in on the terrific savings at all Kroger stores in Pontiac. AUVW-wadNs * 4 SUPER-MARKET 13 TV Dinner Pkg. c LYW-O-P9°°S Fresh Ground Defence | Michigon Beet fre" UE totes | Bazley’s Bi ‘Little Poikar “Sale! 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City Students Read More Books Than Ever | [Ray ae considerably trom school to'are the unbalanced book cling aero varied setter Hane, tie emner _ How can a child learn to read, dren may have access to the books. school. learn to study or enjoy either, oe ret ae parvo 5 ~The American Library ~ Assn} : es a ~~ -- — “OE a ee he isn't exposed to plenty of books which have no library_tacilities. ae . Wilson School, one ef these, has This is the theory of Pontiac . spot im the second floor hall educators and is supported by’ which is specially lighted and has their success with improved read- 8 few tables and bookcases set — ing programs for the other-than- §p for the children, but there is — no actual library room. of increased Others like Wever and Haw- have a little over one and the rest) thorne have beautifully spacious have less than one book per child. libraries which are increasing ser-, AS — = FORTY-FOUR By JANICE HAYHOW at an early age. average reader High on the list reading activities in the Pontiac | Public Schools is the elementary | library program which is en- Vice to the children. jeying added expansion this year — * * in a regular increasing program. Heading the program which hoasts several new librarians Mrs.’ Janet Gauthier A liberalized budget from Roard af Education has made in- possible, Mrs.. — ‘Now the elemen- tary libraries can offer boys and, girls more books than ever before." Every week the three new ele- | mentary librarians and Mrs. | Gauthier Keep a rigorous sched- | ereased. service Gauthier said. ule, traveling from school school to bring library period to | - the. clossroom. They intredace, | new books and teach children hew to use the library facilities. Teachers in various schools re- along ely wi a along adequatel) ith the : : 4 : eee SS = = ce 3 . = \ : — ec EE fone —— 2 ap = \ ____») se PONTIAC PISS: WeEEEspaY, NOVEMBER 92, ynse sneer = Still more, like Longfellow. get ally help to increase the small ‘a revised amount. classroom or smaller library room * The number of books per child the schools, the librarians report, sively in south and western Europe Mrs. Gauthier says that parents: Woter Mill Fou Mis Gauthier, says, that pence Woter Mill F nd in early Christian times, was dis- braries next week during National| 1,200 Years Old covered recently in the bed of a Book Week.. ; : - }gtream ona farm near Clontoken, , - | DUBLIN — A horizontal water chasse ateeche County Galway. The mill is said _ New librarianes this year include| in 1 299 years old and identified|,, be the best example of its type as belonging to a type used exten-lyet unearthed. itions. The new librarians are work-ito the young readers. says a-minimam. of books ina, school per child should never be less than five. Nene of the Pon- | | tiac elementary or secondary | is measure up to this mini- | . i | Three local schools have a little over two books per child, eight Increased funds from the Board) of Education this year have eased the lack of books and will gradu-” Another inadequacy. in some of [RESERVE THE HIGHT TO LIM QUANTITIES to | port imcreased use of books and stimulated interest in reading) among previously unreceptive readers : AIDS CHILDREN 1 PICK - M S ihe Wacveesed 2 RALMINE Main purpose of the increa 3 programs is to help children learn 4 KATES to like reading by finding’ books 5 PAPHY which meet their individual inter- 6 GEEGIR ests and abilities. 7 LACIM Teachers take advantage of the 8 TUNH program, too, Mrs. Gauthier said, 9 GLOD by keeping tabs on books which 10 TUNEROF relate to units in progress in their’ cla&srooms. The librarians’ time this year ——————___—_—__—_— WHAT'S MY LINE? - INSTRUCTIONS: och word is reloted to my work. scramble os few as possible to guess my line. Answer eppeors under orrow, reading downwerd. ® 1956 What's My Line, tne. Un- WAN S.13SNIM OL SSINISNG BNOA IXVWAL.. “TAKE YOUR 8USINESS TO KINSEL'S \‘j Mk @e ~ Oo we ON = = °e Polyethylene Yesterday's enywer: lights, oRrest, j|Am, Flesh, officer, werning, Corns, trvChs, stOp, sPeed. 11/22 year is devoted to grades four, five and six, but one of their main jobs is to serve as resource peo- ple Tor the primary children and their teachers. As the elementary library pro- gram continues to expand, Mrs.) Gauthier says, story telling, intro; ATLANTA — The State of duction of new and special books Georgia moved today to gain ac- and simple library instruction will cess to the records of two oifices be scheduled for the primary graces LJ * ] The librarians hired for the ele- _ mentary school positions have to State Revenue Commissioner T. \ have elementary teaching experi-|Williams who declared that the ence and a major or minor in 25S°ciation has filed no state in- : l come tax returns and demanded library education. ACCESS TO BOOKS The action that it produce records in jthat tax liability if any could be Due to the expansion program, established. 1 | the elementary classrooms have) Newsmen asked Williams if he The maximum duration of a taken their library books_from-the thought the NAACP was or was. total eclipse of the sun during the cen- not tax exempt. He individual rooms to put in a —_ - a Special “B’—"M” DAYS. 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U.S. Army or Navy, to name a Since kids like to have trains) few, }just like the real ones that go) While train makers keep asia ‘through their home towns, there! of developments of the real-rail- are new diesels, switchers and reads, the company has a large; electric locomotives copied from! group of enthusiasts who still pre- blueprints and carrying the mark-!fer the heavy steam-type locomo-| ings of real railroad companies tive with its flashing drive Wheels, servicing just about every section|]9nes0 me whistle and puffing of the country. smoke. Six different models of this type will be available this ANOTHER NEW KROGER STORE © OPENS WEDNESDAY NOV. 28, 9 A.M. 4370 DIXIE HIGHWAY AT SASHABAW ROAD IN DRAYTON PLAINS All Kroger stores in Pon-. tiac join in this Gala Grand Opening Celebra- tion. Plan now to get in on the terrific savings at all Kreger stores in Pontiac. 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Saginaw) | Seater 43 CTMITTEAMTTTTOOTTOUTI TEAST OT OOOO "nee leaimlmiy 3 : SEE. ops 77222222 2¢ LLL 2 2d 7 Pecrecersremserorssorersinesesaeerererrrer ener a ‘ 4 cece, ~ * i init a « My N \ % \ \ \ \ \ \) Y \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ i) \ \ \ A . ‘ + rater hs soda ite gee x e Ki \ ae } _ FIFTY _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 __ ~ Food Shortage Held Possible Growing U.S. Suburbs i Find Kick Ending for This Tale? AUSTIN, Tex. —0O, Henry’s | today honeymoon house was being moved to a>park as a shrine to Rob Needed Acreage, ine short story writer, and a * Warns Farm Expert ROCHESTER, N.Y. (INS) — In terior Secretary Fred A. Seaton; warns that America’s stocks of) surplus agricultural products may: melt away to leave a shortage of, food ‘‘sometime between 1970 and | 7980. ” Seaton said the threat must be y removed by increasing the rate of farm production on a decreasing number of acres in cultivation. In a speech prepared for the Na- tional Grange’s 90th annual meet- ing at Rochester, the interior sec- retary said the best answer is irri- | storm brewed. i _ lives near the new location, called Attorney Wright Stubbs, who the house ‘‘an old worn-out, worm) infested junkpile”’ and threatened a lawsuit to keep the house away from his property. “I don't feel like a pile of junk | like that can be of any historical alue,”” he said, “I've heard reports O. Henry, moved every time the rent was due and if that is the case, they) could take any junk pile over in East Austin and construct it into a shrine to O. Henry.” The move is being made by the gation to give crops needed moist- Austin Heritage Society. The City ure at the proper time. He said other parts of the’ country. have learned from the western states that “‘the applica- tion of only a few Inches of wa- ter at a critical time in the grow- ing season, when rains fail, is eften the difference between sac- cess and failure.” Through irrigation, Seaton add-| Council is backing the society. The move began last night. The late O Henry, whose’ real name was William S. Porter, worked for the state land office and a bank when he lived.here \Acquitted of Murder; DETROIT (INS) — A. $50,000) Get Detroit OK. Lone Councilman Hits - Only to Oakland County DETROIT uw — City Council ap- proved by a vote of 8 to 1 Tues- day preliminary planning and en- igineering for four expressways in Detroit. The dissenter was councilman James H. Lincoln. He charged that ‘plans for extending the Lodge Ex- ipressway west to Southfield would ‘result in condemning 800 homes along Pilgrim and Puritan. Lincoln ‘said, “I am against tearing out a 'arge number of homes and businesses and taking much needed assessed valuation - ‘from the tax rolls ‘so that the people of Oakland County can save two or three. minutes get- ting to work and home again.” The other projects are the Has- tings - Oakland, Fort - Vernor and Southfield expressways. A contract for the work had been signed by the State Highway Department, the Wayne County Road Commission and Mayor Al- ed, western states have fitted pro- @@Mage suit-against Dr. Kenneth bert-E. Cobo. It lacked only council duction to market by diversification, have contribut- for ed almost no crops to the govern- ment surplus supplies. The cabinet officer poirited. out that the population is growing rap- idly and that productive farm acre- age is diminishifg under the steady pressure of growing sub- urbs, industrial expansion and_. reads. According to best cetimeten| j Seaton said, the nation’s new super highway system will take nearly) 1,000,000 acres of farm land out of use. Urban development about a million acres a year. He told the grange members that in the past three years only 300,-\{) 000 acres of new land have been, brought into production while five | and one “half million acres have been taken over in the onrush of facilities for a growing population. | Adopt Building Code WASHINGTON—Nearly 1,000 ci- ties in the United States have) adopted the National Building Code. | takes | demands and, |B. Small, Detroit dentist acquitted the murder of his wife’s boy- friend, is now on file in Wayne County cireuit court. Albert Movotny seeks the money on behalf of his son, Albert, Jr., 19, for injuries suffered Sept. 3, 1955 when a car driven by Dr. ‘Small pulled out of a driveway and hit a car driven bythe youth. approval. Enroll More Teenagers INDIANAPOLIS — About 87 per cent of the nation’s young people in the 14-to-17 age group are en- rolled in school.today compared with 73 per cent 10 years ago. Optometrist 7 North Saginaw “Better Things in Phone FE 4-6842 * Open Friday Evenings Street i ' Sight” eres we ee ‘ ~~ Lodge Extension as Aid| ——— A CHRISTMAS GIFT That Keeps On Lay-A-Way An | RCA VICTOR $ COLOR TV TODAY! ing them that C283 for pt ub! lic use. that Color TV is costly We are ready N¢ today and we will ‘sh« Many TV salesmen are misleading the public by tell- TV is not well enough developed They are trying to make you believe and requires constant service. IW to Eide them wrong. Come in w you how you can afford to enjoy Color TV at its finest NO MONEY DOWN -- EASY TERMS TERRIFIC TRADE-IN SALE | son All Black and White TV Sets * moo oncaat. 254 ‘ in. of viewable crea, Giving Bn y a5" tek eae 8 eet RCA Pioneered and Developed Compatible Color Television Due to the increasing demand for used black and white TV for second sets in the home we are giving you LARGER TRADE-INS THAN EVER BEFORE. Stop in today and let us make you an offer for your old set. Table Models ... Blonds ... Mahogany... Walnut ... Fruitwood 95 Priced from Don’t Wait...Act Now! ' fe FURNITURE & APPLIANCES-—- 589 ‘Orchard Lake Avenue Mile.. frome: oe . Consoles $7 ) E ... Portables Open: Evenings FE 4.0526 pele 13-Piece Mechanical Train NAAN She? All-metal train with wind-up engine, ten-section oval track, tender and passenger coach. Just right to ~~ the aabaare tree! geen row Kiddies! 9-Piece Electric Train metal train with battery operated engine will delight junior as well as dod! 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Press Newsfeatures Writer sans anc * Fighting for freedom against. more than, 150 years. iwere continually fighting their ~ almost insurmountable odds is not COUNTRY DIVIDED “rulers. ee maw eapericece Se Ge [eter] After Sad ime Hasey ve S By 1848 all of Europe was smoul- ” jan people. They have been strug- vided into ghree parts—the west dering with sevoluiian ‘Hunpery gling to preserve their national under the Hapsburgs of Austria, ae — 2 n ais 0 axce A SS identity for more than 1,000 years. the central plains under the Turks Deak were Las Gd tke Healt aramie @ al D ei Ts a According to Dr. John Lotz, and a part called Transylvania : ne chairman of the Department of under various princes that for a short Gme:trhmnphed. Uralic and Altaic Languages at) Despite the decimation Then the Austrians asked the Columbia University, the Hungari- population ans stem from a warlike tribe that once roamed the pla ae of the bloody battles, not unlike the ones | identity and language. t fought in Budapest recently. Kos- ins Matic nal of eastern Europe. “It is interesting to note tha “Wh can trace their origin.” even today the Hungarians have sath pee see! — betta . savs Dr. Lotz, “to approximately nothing in common with their © ome ‘ates woe’ fa 2,000 years before. the Christian neighbors as far as language or &Cclaimec a nero. era. customs is concerned,’ explains Finally in 1867 a compromise * © *® Dr. Lotz was reached between Austria and “The parent Uralic language From the 18th century forward) Hlungary. The dual monarchy ef Austria-Hungary was formed. Although many Hungarians oppesed entry inte Werld War I, her leaders saw an opportunity group originated around — nt day Moscow. They were a loosely integrated, primitive people whose Schuler’ s Adds Another Restaurant to Chain chief occupations were fishing and hunting.” GRAND RAPIDS (®—Loc ks, Inc., One & downtown Grand Rapids res- Dr. Lotz savs the original group split into three segments. : q' taurant landmark, has been added Michigan restaurant chain enemy—Russia. By 1518. sma]! band moved northwest an empire was dissolved. finally settled in Finland. (The to the Finns, incidentally, have also of Schuler's, Inc. _., known as the Hungarian plains. | shown remarkable courage in The purchase was announced Tike country became! poor econoen-| fighting the Russians.) Another yesterday by Winston J. Schuler ically, suffered wounds that did not unit remained in the Moscow area. of Marshall, president of the firm ja) and was beset by social prob-) The third and largest went south which operates restaurants in lems, to the Caucasus about 500 B.C. 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'be'Sacee’| School Official: Pilgrims Gave Thanks for Ship's Arrival 1)"Noo o be Oasiscvnes sed F yi” Sideburns _ WASHINGTON—Amreicans qwe|of the Declaration of —! under Benedict Arnold plundered (observance started by the Pilgrims ‘Way Out of Date ‘and two Presidents. - _the-mansion, D uring General | did not’ take an immediate hold. a aes George “Washington | issued the MUSKEGON, Mi ch, i — Elvis.’ bit an ys Bes thanksgiving) 08 @ crest above the ; denen George McClellan's retreat from (5. notional thanksgiving procla- cota ee ae of feasting and prayer ving Day to the Pil- wee observed at the historic Vir-| Harrison's son and namesake | Richmond in the Civil War, he | ation ginia plantation, Berkeley: — byilt 9 handsome three-story | SC*™Ped 100,000 Union troops | adoption of the Constitution. Heights school guperintendent W. between the house and river. | some ~More. than a Year before the i ee eee ree eee -|-Gunboats were anchored otf- | Abraham Lincoln legalized _the : grims_ landed in Massachusetts, walls and " pedimented “gables.” . band of English settlers” sailed} Wie ond la wtfe oll oll up the James River to “Berkeley; may still be seen on = 1726 date- ys ; oldest. and’ most warmbheartedly shoes.” While quartered at Berkeley, American of the national holidayS:|" Booker offered his opinion after Dixie. Discount | Goes CHRIS MAS| With Big Discounts on Famous Make in 1789 to commemorate! »,oval from suburban Muskegon 3 years passed before/pooker, although he thinks the style ‘'went out with high button then called “‘Harrison’s Landing,’’| Hundred” in present ‘ P ‘day Charjes| stone in the brick walls, |General Daniel Butterfield and a’ City County, This tract was i “es aay. = “fee mel That same year the proud build-|bugler worked out. the poignant S¢egers Wins Award eae eae eae al DETROIT ip—Prof. Walter H./students’ hair styles in Mt. Clem- : ers of Berkeley had a son whom notes of “‘taps,”’ the familiar lights-| others. they gave the traditional family! oy signal for soldiers. | The uowesuiagi tleggel Salers (meane: Seegers ¢ Benjamin, on December 4, 1619, mindful of This Benjamin wag a Signer ot Berkeley's extgieid observarice | has received a $17,000 award from/ yy to parents as to how their the proprietors’ instructions that |the Declaration, three times Gov-| was merely one of several thanks- the Commonwealth Fund of New) children should dress and the hair. the “day of our ship's arrival jernor of ‘Virginia, and father of givings decreed in early Virginia. York for his work in blood clotting) styles they should adopf. Personal-. . shall be yearly and perpet- (Indian fighter William Henry Har-/The Assembly ordered the date of diseases. Dr. Seegers, 46, has done:ly, I think long sideburns went ually kept as a day of Thanks- (rison, After “Old Tippecanoe” was the 1622 massacre, March 22, to research on the clotting factors of out with high button shoes. giving.” elected President in 1840, he wrote be “‘yearly solemnized as holliday. blood for the past 20 years. In the’ ‘We have these fads all the tim The Indian massacre of the his inaugural address at Berkeley.! When the colony suffered a second late 1930s, he and his associates.in schools today,” he added. The P : aT forced abandonment of Berkeley, . ,, massacre in 1644, the Assembly purified thrombin, a blood deriva- best policy is ‘to ignore them. Most We : DIXIE however, striking a tragic prelude Old Tippec anoe’s"’ grandson set aside April 18 as an am nual tive important { to clotting soon n die out.’ i : a DISCOUNT Benjamin was born in Ohio, but he - some students inquired about the subject. The inquiry stemmed from TOYS and GIFTWARE OPEN :::9 i Tit @ P.M. of Wayne State University, ae ARer all." Booker said, “it’s to its long, eventful history, = isited the ‘aioestrel bome oiter, HARRISON BOUGHT HOME ‘winning the Presidency in 1888. A royalist governor of Virginia) Long after Indian war whoops Boadway ~Shell mm Service Hardware confiscated the land, and it was faded inte history, Berkeley's vast of soldiers, Revolutionary troops Ideal for CHRISTMAS GIVING © bought by colonial leader Benjamin) green lawn was to feel the beets | ihe ae KEEGO HARDWARE WAREHOUSE © Harrison, the forefather:of a Signer FREE Gift Nothing to Buy! You Do Not Have to Be Present to Win! DRAWING NOVEMBER 24th! Ist Prize—$85 STANLEY TOOL SET 2nd Prize—MIXMASTER 3rd Prize—$17.95 FAIRBO BLANKET BUY NOW: PAY LATER Skil Saw Famous ~~ $69. 95 ROTO-BROIL “400” ROTISSERIE Electric ol 4” ¢ SKPLLET Bi sores nes ney all chrome fin- ish. Built-in 4- hr. timer, 2- Heat Switch, 2 Trays. 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UNITED NATIONS, ae 4 —lurgent days since this session be- ‘gan; these men have: jagainst Hngary. - Struggling as never before to en- _ force peace in troubled areas, the _-eations unfolds —its “tense drama amid an orderly hush that’ — its mood of crisis, As you walk into the great stone- and-green-giass U. N. pile flanking) New York's murky East River, it) - could be a hospital, The atmos-) phere is disciplined, subdued, al- most antiseptic. _...Floors_are as spotless as any) clinic's. There is no hint of dis-) array in this place of broad cor- _ action in Egypt, called upon Rus- Ordered a cease-fire in thé Mid- die East fighting, -set-up-a°U-N.-yjonal concern for peace;they dress; and act pretty much like other police force and ordered it into sia to pull its crushing treeps out of rebellious Hungary, fostered relief for the beleaguered Hun- garians, and fought to get U, N- observers onto that strife-torn scene, Watch these participants as they, move toward the Security Coun. riders and lounges, thick earpets, leit hall for a meeting of the-Gen-'| soft ceiling lights and pastel wall colorings. The men and women who prow!| ° these pathways talk animatedly though quietly, seemingly gripped by a deep sense of mission. What worries them is the fear that the Soviet Union may not_be- pursuing: the same mission — peace with justice. * * * Yet they do not shout nor show = Assembly's steering commit-: "hase comes V. K. Krishna Me-: non of India, his lean brown face gaunt beneath a gray-black mane, | absorbed in a document as he walks. On his left arm he Carries a light cane which afew days ago’ he brandished like a whip during’ -a burst of anger at_an Assembly session. Trailing along is a- tall Indian in pale blue turban, with) Yaw nerves to their associates bab-| jet black mustache and beard. ‘bling in many tongues. At the great circular table in the Security y IMPECCABLE Council chamber, there is just one | Then the American delegate, | water pitcher and one ash tray!pafrician Henry Cabot Lodge of | for every two countries. The cast of characters in this low - key drama is star-studded. system, ambassadors moned as are internes to gery.” _In the tumbling _ Procession of are sum- “sur- Massachusetts, impeccably garbed | as always, this time in sober blue’ ‘suit, blue shirt and red tie. Forty foreign ministers play their, parts. On the U. N. public address. And now it's a group of Rus-' sians, ‘the -stand-out a burly fel- low with: arching, bushy eyebrows | and broad Slavic forehead. Smil-) ‘ing and gesturing, they seem a. million miles from their Moscow | superiors who sent 5,000 tanks * Here in ow wal of eae men, In a sense, their guns are \parked -at the door. They devote themselves to stringing a kind of legal barbed wire to entrap the vicsbidin oe sates in the — process, they cherish. inside the handsomely decorated j into big blue wrote around the great table, with staff officials ranged behind them and observ- ers from many @ountries seated TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: against the side walls. JUNIOR EDITORS. PAA the delegates slip) | Wicd ui Ht ‘ il mn! 1 AGED, ALP DOLL FURNITURE IN PILGRIM STYLE — 4 FOR YOUR MAN'S AE den A High Backed Settle The houses built in the Plymouth colony were cabins of rough hewn wood with thatched roofs and oiled paper windows. Families warmed themselves around open fires. 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Lenni llanguages (English, French, Span-| ‘jot down rebuttal notes, piling Up jammunition for their next verbal _ | Pound. | SHIRT von : MCMURDO SOUND, Antarctica | (p—Eight Americans camped at. «© ‘the bottom of the world found to _ ithin polar air and 25-below-zero | The party of “Navy Seabees, ‘reported by radio that their sur-| their holt-troack weasel] .- In U. Nz Greatest Show on Earth Is Biggest Sham snarls the delegates’ tabricate would make a Philadelphia lawyer yield his degree. Lodge breaks in to say he thinks it ean all be cleared up “in a very few words,” But very many words. later it still is not. Lodge delivers his points in pdfished Bos- ton tones, edged with ice. Menon’s cane is put aside now. His spare frame hunched over his table microphone, he flicks a bony But right pow their heatts and minds-are not-on, the dry, business) of when to debate Red China’s is a sham battle. The ‘real concern spills out in the controlled chatter in the loung- es and hallways. Translated from the countless dialects and tongues, it adds up to: “What will the Russians do now in the Middle East? Will the U.N, find the means to keep them in check?” On the answers the peace of the word may turn. And so may the) ferry services _jadmission. The tangle at the table| future of this tight little island of hope. - nh. IN suet Ase Man ghey siageertl for re roe Pion! Get many extra peal at no entra ‘cost, Phone first for‘ t-trip, loan, write or come in foday! teens $25 to $500.00 Signature, Furniture or Cor near ep Beneficial ANCE { ‘STREET, 2nd Fleer, + Phones FEderal 2-9249 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT ~22HONE FOR EVENING HOURS Loans mode to residents of elf surreunding towns SSS _ ee finger about to underscore his pro- Chinese pesition. Into the debate hopper on the ‘American anti-Red China side the_ \British spokesman tosses his \clipped-hedge, English. * Threading through the diplomatic! niceties are such persistent phras- es as “I submit with great re-) spect,” “I must- take issue with | my distinguished colleague from. El Salvador,” or “I do not mean) to challenge your wisdom but 1 think this is very unfair.” REDS ROUGH Only the Russians ignore the em-) broidery. Questioning a ruling of the chair, Vasilij Kuznetsov, rug: ged, sandy-haired first deputy for- | eign minister of the U.S.S.R., says bluntly: ‘Your decision is unsatis- factory. The Soviet Union therefore regards the action taken here as illegal.” As each delegate talks, the oth-| ers attefd closely to his argument, | their prim ear pieces bringing his’ words translated in any of five! ish, Russian and Chinese). They, * * Ld From the council table to the highest row of steeply banked vis- itors’ seats, this tight focus on the speaker is felt. 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Budapest radio said ‘armed its" are still hidden in the capital, and appealed for the peo- iple’s help in digging out diehard rebels. = ca * A dispatch from Budapest said |that some of the huge Soviet T54 'volt-for-freedom have disappeared | \from the capital. They apparently have been replaced by World War| II models. Major industrial areas remained |paralyzed by a sitcown strike. Police in Austria's who have crossed the since Oct. refugees in uncomfortable, tempo-| Edward Brinkoetter today was ac-| rary camps. Police said five or! six 1,000-man convoys were ur- hee gently needed to clear out the sur- charges that he inflicted mass, plus ‘and make-way for newcom- ‘punishment ‘n_enlisted men, used: ers. diers were still letting their coun- trymen into Austria with no more! iport to his commanding officer. interference than an _ occasional tanks that spearheaded the Nov. 4;volléy of machinegun fire—into] liberated 40 minutes before return-, crackdown on the Hungarian re-/the air. ‘India Plans Institutes jtions to be established under In- y itp using “abusive, profane, lewd border! dia’s new five-year province of Burgenland said the|mining-research institute at Dhan- dressing enlisted men. flow of refugees is threatening to} bad, get out of hand. 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Geese 6 8 rh “fi st *s & “a pany next door. |had this to say in a departing note: . & @ | “s (BE Haile Se- “Tf parents wanted. to_ do . just. : a oe said, Out of — =oeeD sic oe one thing to snake kindergarten | a” ming Soon to the FLOOR SHOP ness.”’ assie went duck hunting today—. 1 ot teachers happy, they'd buy ga-. “Mr. Walter F. Stone . armed with a long-handled net’ jchos big enough for their children -" @ ~Miss Sour brightened -a—-bit.,and wearing a. topcoat and dressito put on and take off by them- [i s ar to Anita’s charms,” tess +N " oar said to me. “But he had driv vol cee: I eaid: “Tl think ber home once after work, he'd [e+ - elévator, I snatched a cab from a gent who couldn’t have been)- going any place special. The cab “His partner, Frank Stubbs... . Miss Sour shook her head ae The bearded Ethiopian monarch. paying’ a state visit to Japan, por, the ome of tle bereinn in Ponto, lie | E FLOOR “nop "00.101 & becinew wr Fe «sais come up with her for a nightcap .. . it was before he and I. . before we'd fallen in love. She did get him to admit she was a very attractive young woman. Oh, to be honest, he did get excit- ed about her, but it was more ludicrous than lurid. “But, as Anita pointed out to me, if she played that tape over the| P.A. system af the school . “which she threatened to do ,. he'd be laughed right out of busi- ness. Actually, he would have died of shaine. You know Oliver Bell, “So there was nothing at all’ for-sne-to de... of Anita's apartment as soon as I could. I don’t. know if Oliver} .{eall come in?” } |! s-exeept move out about the would have to go un We paid our check. There was a phone message; waiting for me when Leone and I returned to the school. The girl who was spelling Leone at the reception desk handed me a slip of paper. I was to call the num- phone. I said, “Just a few minutes ago.” “Hester,"’ Leone said. ar one of my phones here.’ smiled sweetly and down the offer. Leone's curiosity jsatisfied for a while longer. I used a phone booth in the hall. I idriver was a career man, He got me way out on Twenty-third street just at Steve came hurry- ing down the black. Number 923, was a large, dowdy building. There was a carpenter shop on the ground floor, but the ber on it. It was Steve's office jproprietor hadn't spent any this talent on the premises. We e| “How long ago did this, |went into a vestibule at the right) ‘building.”” lof the place. There was a battercd: ‘old name case hanging on the w “you ean without enough letters left to spell) titles completely. turned attempt at all had been made to ithe tenants’ spell a F. Stone. * ¥ We rode oe rickety self-service elevator up to the fifth floor and) hunted in the centuries-old JapOpen Season on Dear anese court fashion at Emperor) prs MOINES — The lowa Hirohito’s imperial hunting pre-\Conservation Commission says in| [i | serves in Koshigaya. Other busi- the summary of regulations on the! shrugged. “Is there anybody here who might know about him?” Miss Sour didn't answer im- ness kept Hirohito away, but) mediately. She was looking at Crown Prinee Akihito acted * my blonde hair and thoroughly; disapproving of it. Finally, she host. ¢ Said, “Try the carpenter down-| The royal sportsmen hid behind : istairs. He’s the janitor for this clusters of shrubs until the ducks gathered on a nearby pond. Then “Thanks,” Steve said. “Do you a court lackey frightened the enjoy being in twine? ‘birds. As they winged over the all Miss Sour just glared at him. shrubs, the hunters popped up and netted their game. The party bagged 43 ducks, in- FRIDAY: ‘Vital information cluding two by Haile Selassie.| about Stubby comes to light as Servants at once killed, dressed | ‘Chapter 25 of “The Blonde Died | |and < “cooked the catch, — Dancing” | them up to the hunters as sukiyaki! — land sliced barbecued duck on No: oliday time is dress-up time! ere are values that prove Robert Hall brings down the cost ever learned about the existence] caught Steve e just as he was leav- we found what’ we ‘vere looking of that recording. Certainly I'djing. Another few seconds and I for, fold more really than we! (Copyright, 1856, , by y Kelley Ree ee sticks. never humiliate 4am-by mention- |would have missed him. I could ing it. But I think he doesn't\tell from his voice he wag-ex- had expected to find. The. Bar-' tons were getting lucky, and it know. I can’t believe Anita would cited. ever have gone as far as to try! tw blackmail Oliver. No matter what. the consequences. might be, Em certain he's too moral a man! ever to pay blackmail. “Se you understand, Hesfer,” Leone said eniphatically, ‘I’m convinced that Oliver would never be suspected of Anita's | murder. “Tt wasn't to save him from that that I wanted the tape. It wasn't that important. But I was work- ing late at the school last night.! I heard one of the policemen “TI think,” he said, “I've got ithe dope on the guy Stubby killed." - “Walter,” I said. “Yes?” “There's a story in the August | 19th paper, last August. A Wai- ter F, Stone, aged forty-six, fell five stories from a window in his office at 923 West Twenty-third street. He died instantly. He | lived at the Waller Hotel, There were no known relatives, How dves that sound te you, Connie?” “The date’s right . . . August.; | For 3 Days Only-Fri., Sat. & Mon.! LADIES MEN OUR. REG. $12.98 OUR REG. $9.95 RESSES yA was a nice change “The words “Merry Tey Com- | pany” were most prominent on | the crinkled glass of the office door. In the right hand bottoms | eorner was the name. Walter F. Stone. Beneath it was the name | Frank Stubbs. “Frank Stubbs.” Steve said. “Stubby.” “Stubby,” 1. said, “killed his. business partner.” Steve tried the door; jlocked. I followed Steve into the office a A BIG DISCOUNTS! it was And falling from a window . . .'of a twine company that was in \m—e talking on the phone; they were that's right, too.” |business next door. An unhappy ial c 0 pb if c S : going to take the guard off} “I'm going to that office ad- rather ill-kempt lady stenograph- EASY CREDIT! Anita's place. I still had a key to dress. There might be someone er frowned at us. I guess the - £ rT her apartment . . . and I+knew 8 N. Saginaw St. where the tapes were hidden. I saw a chance to eliminate the possibility that Oliver might be embarrassed by that tape if the police . . . Of sOme unscrupulous person found it. I'd just got in- side her apartment when I heard someone in the hall. fied. I waited and waited . then I heard someone at the win- dow. was all I had time to get. . and made a dash for it. That's all there is. But I'm sorry I hit you, Hester.” * s * “You hit me with the lamp?” “Yes ... I didn't know it was you. I'm sorry, I might have hurt you badly.”’ “Even if you had known it was T, you still would have hit me wouldn't you’? “Yes. she said ° ‘Of course.” We- smiled at each other. Leone and I. Then she said. “1 wish I could prove to you that 1 destroyed all the tapes I found.” “I'm not worried.” I said. “I know you wont me Nice conversation, isn't it?” “Isn't? it? Lets break it up shall we? Ihave to get back. Aren't you going to eat your sandwich*” “No, l don't want it.” “1 don't blame you. I feel stight- I was terri-' 1 grabbed one lamp .. . it’ be blackmailing; * around there that knew him.” | “I'll meet you there.” “Do you think you should?” “This is more important then anything I could accomplish here It might even prove I'm wasting my time here. What's that ad- dress?" “923 West Twenty-third.” “See you there. Steve.” “I'm leaving right away.” “So am 1." . \ LJ * * 1 stepped out of the booth and went back to Leone at the recep ther tesk> She was —atone—but* busy. I interrupted her; she was faintly annoyed. When she heard what I had to say she was vivid- ly annoyed. “Something's come up.” I told her. “I've got to get away. Can you get a substitute for my four @ clock?” “I shouldn't “But you will. of course. Since I'm such an imtimate acquaint- ance of yours now.” “You will be back for seven and eight o'clocks.” If I can * * J “No, you've got to. Look, Hes- ter, Mr. Bell knows what goes on around here. L can cover you for lone hour, but if you. miss tonight too, he's going to start asking questions about you. You don't your First Refugees Arrive Hungarians Quiet, Happy on Flight From Austria By PHYLLIS BATTELLE McGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE, | spent five years in a Communist prisen camp). WN. CJ. CINS?) =—~“One young: man “He sang a jot of songs. Jike-the- failed = passed right out — when the winds got turbulent on the way down to the landing. But all the other poor people held up.’ Speaking was Virginia Earle, red-haired stewardess aboard the of tarnished silver DC-4 which today, brought the first dazed Hungarian’ refugees to freedom. “And he wouldn't have fainted . either, except for that nosebleed he had lastnight. ~-Poor—young- gentieman!”’ This explanation was from Rose- marie Inrebitzen, stewardess-in- terpreter of the 30-hour, wa-aneme mercy fight. . ‘The two nee weary despite their youth, relived the long journey while the refugees they had: tend- ed for two days were rushed off to Camp Kilmer to be started on their new life in America. TELL OF FLIGHT The conversation went like this: Virginia — “I only gave two pills the whole long time. There were 17 children, including two infants, but you never heard a peep out of them.” Rosemarie — “Ah yes, they were much better behaved than American children, They’re not playful, you-see, or exuberant 25 our children are. “We gave them cards, playing cards, and they kept busy passing them around among themselves ¢ as if it was a game.” = and they said no, they were happy Wien gt ce “They seemed to be afraid the Russians might enter Austria be- po cade Lats ore tony Marseillaise and sowie Italian songs, amd he did have a rather ‘nice voice. | “He could read English so he begged the crew to help him write See ae eee his People . to President Eisen- cause the weather was so good un- til just outside of New Jersey. |The DC-4 doesn’t have a pressure ~eabin, so it might have been rough if we'd run into storms. 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Our enemies have attacked us jwhere we were Most exposed, be- ‘cause of the lack of Europe’s en- ergy rescence: * * We must meet thls situation by restricting our needs, by promot- ing the exploitation of our nation- al resources, by. organizing a close jcooperation iwth other European nations, which also face this .threat, We must also seek to bring about imports of Venezuelan and United States oil. The present events have brought | additional proof of the solidarity jot European nations. Italy had sought to escape fram the effects of the crisis by a careful handling of her relations with Egypt ever \since Nasser grabbed the Suez Canal. “Haly finds herself, today, af- | fected just as severely as Britain or France by the closing of the Suez Canal and the destruction | of the pipelines. Out of 18,200,000 tons of oi] im- ported by Italy between January and June 1956. 15,600,000 came through the canal and the pipe lines. Sweden, Belgium, Luxembourg and Denmark who obtained their oil. supply from British, French and Dutch refineries will suffer ‘just as much. The Netherlands al- so will be severely affected. The Soviet “brain trust,"’ by ex- ploiting Middle Eastern national- ism and cenflicts, has succeeded in dealing a heavy blow to the West European standard of living. It has scored several points. It ts to be hoped that in the face of such concrete threats, the Eu- ropeans will react along common economic lines and will realize the uselessness of attempting to meet in extended order the difficulties they now are facing Henry L. Walker Dies DETROIT Ww -— Henry Lyster Walker, 89, owner of an electrical supply firm, died Tuesday. He was the son of Henry N. Walker, owrl- er and editor of the Detroit Free Press from 1861 fo 1875, and the grandson of Col. John Norveil, Michigan's first U. S. senator. 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That, he says, is not the saintly “Olympic type.” The Russians ‘meanwhile -blandly ship-down_to Melbourne a convicted thief to be greeted by the apparently unem- barrassed and mapeereeans Bruner. _. In a way I admire Avery Brandage for his high ideals le in oad Mabie Ul s Wlling the main stadium is extinguished Dec, 8, the 4,514 athletes from 67 countries can concentrate on their early strife that' resulted in the with- From now until the Olympic} All this vanished, at least on the \ (6th Oly where the Americans are weak. The impressive solemnity of the! opening ceremony was lightened, by the eagerness of some of the’ competitors to see the show as well as to participate in- it. But the tension of the occasion was ‘Olympic Games were beset by un-row when the first events in track|reflected when a number of the troubles — inadequate|and field, rowing, and fencing be-/marching athletes fainted and had’ tions, international/gin. to be given first aid before the! , ceremony ended. The temperature ( was a little over 80 degrees. “Many of the teams broke ranks after taking their places in the in- field so they could watch the oth- ers march in. And they broke again when Ron Clark, 20, Aus- BRADDOCK ONE OF SPORT’S BEST-LOVED FIGURES. - Garden ring recently. Jim is the same plain home-grown gentleman I first met in 1928 when he boxed Joe Monte toa 10-round draw on a heavyweight card that featured! Mike McTigue and Armand Emanuel. - At that time, Braddock was a bit on the skinny side, gave Jim explosive power in his TNT right. Monte was a great test for Jim, just as he was for Max Schmeling five months later in mee = debut. stories on Rocky Marciano’s life. It was Joe who recom- mended to Rocky that he go to New York and ask “ Weill to be his manager. It was excellent advice. Today Jim Braddock is chairman of a fund-raising group to help St. Joseph’s Orphanage for Boys at Englewood Cliffs, N. J. In the years since 1928, I have been rather close to the ex-heavyweight champion. I don't believe, in the history of sports, that there ever has been one who had a greater, _derella Man of the ring. * * * His ups and downs have been retold whenever tales of sudden success are discussed. But for one who bas. known and lived on both sides of success, Jim Braddock has never changed character. Just pick up a phone and call his home with a request to aid some charitable cause and Braddock will be the first to volunteer his services. I feel this is what happened when the committee head- ing this drive to rebuild an orphanage completely de- stroyed by fire two years ago gathered to nominate the best liked-and most effective man. They.picked a real champ in Jim Braddock. ‘Buckeyes in Bad Mood COLUMBUS, Ohio ® — Michigan meets Ohio's deflated juggernaut, is due to tangle with a snarling before more than 82,000 fans in group ot Bucks Saturday when it the big horseshoe stadium along-' -Janowiez Ends — Grid Career lurday’s 6-0 setback at lowa, the ‘Bucks are determined to make someone pay for it — and they'd Doctors Advise Star to Quit Due Severe Brain Injury . jrather take it out on their most hated and revered foe — Michigan — than anyone else. ‘ The Iowa loss halted Ohio's P 'Big Ten victory string at 17, erased ‘Skin au chance of an_ $0 | eye boast that no member of the! payee ied Poem! or tied Big Ten " and continued the | erie ha COLU MBUS, Ohio ‘#—Vic Jano-, never scored & at Iowa an, wiez one. of Ohio State Univer,’ ———_.___. re ached ‘th end of the gridiron Mention Mery for Cal Post giory trail. He has Been advised by his phy- sicians that he must never partici-| star with the Washington Red- ; . | Resignation of Pappy’ Waldorf Brings Long pate in any contact sport again. Janowicz, 1950 All - America List of Candidates several months ago in a Califor- _ nia automobile accident. He will recover sufficiently with- in the next year to lead a normal fife; Dr. Robert-Murphy-of Cetum- bus predicted today, but- his foot- ball days are over. interested in working for the Uni- Dr. Murphy, physician for the versity of California, whose ath- Ohio State football team, made this|letic director says “this is no bed statement today in response to a) | of teoses"’? question: | Cal needs a successor for Lynn “Vie has been undergoing a Waldorf who resigned series of tests in- the last two/after 10 years. weeks. He has a general weak-| Greg Engelhard, director of ath- ness in his left side becatise of the letics, said any talk about a new brain injury. He-has no mental damage.” , Montana State OKs — Aluminum Bowl Bid * among sports writers and alumni already includes just, about every’ man connected with football ex- i i ‘ tei $ { It was good seeing Jim Braddock take a bow at aa | but he had the forearms of the village blacksmith. This| Monte’s name resentty anne back into print in ol share of the respect and love of every fan than the Cin- unprecedented Cisco 38 in 8 to | third straight title, ended the Buck-. State came up with the first crush- BERKELEY, Calif 4?—Knew—al- good football coach who would-be!— The list ea cheahie mentions : ROCHESTER LAD AT OLYMPICS — Aruda’ Wat Seltiett, 20, of Rochester isthe coxswain of this Olympic rowing crew working out 6n Olympic Lake near Melbourne, Australia. His home is at 6040 N. Rochester road in Rochester. On the bow (left) is AP Wirephote Arthur De Lancey Aurault of Tacoma, Washington and Conn F. Findlay (center) of Belmont, California. They represent the U. S. in the three-man sculls at Melbourne. | Kennedy Again Individual Favorite EAST LANSING @® — Some 200 At 11:30 am. Monday, Kennedy) Villarreal, t runners can expect to chase Henry will be out to break the BCAA-conference champion; Karl Johns- Ike Matza of NYU, to name a few chester; |Kennedy, Michigan State's scamp- course mark of 19:36.7, set by. Lering Scotchman, around the four- Charles Capozzoli of Georgetown mile NCAA cross country course in 1952. j here Monday. MSU coach Kari Schiademan Kennedy, who hasn't been head admits thai with Kennedy to ead © ed in a meet all this season, is the the pack in, he probably has the | individual favorite and MSU the’ pest cross country team of his team favorite in the 18th annual ceaching career this season, And running of the distance grind. Schlademan already has had five Kennedy won the Big Ten, teams championships in the 1C4A, Michigan Senior AAU and no AA. ae eae aoa iis the a i “ "Kennedy paces himself beauti-| championship in all the meets. fully,'’ Schlademan said of his pro-| He also set course records at eee. “He's a tireless worker in| the IC4A and Big Ten meets and the practice grinds a Yot of runners) s and like to neglect." { o_o Ke y, B, is registered at! —- MSU {from Toronto, Ont., but 1 o } } f | _moved with his family from Scot-) ‘land a few years ago. Like most} lJ. f MV. distance runners, he doesn't look! sities will send up te 200 runners It was made more humiliating '°T the meet. There are 22 by the fact that the Ohio ground *h0els entering full teams, too much like an athlete, standing | attack, which had been moving Kansas, Illinois, Arkansas, Texas 5-9 and weighing a slim 140 pounds. | Around 40 schools and univer- | at a 306 yard average through and St. seven games, was held to 147 Joseph's of Philadelphia | are expected to give MSU the best yards and a ground-air advance run for the team title. of 165 with only nine first © Kennedy will be pressed by Joe downs. : a= nes Frank Ellwood, the classy quar- terback, was held to one yard in . 6 tries. Halfback Jimmy Rose Chestnut Gets Split boro had 3 in 18, halfback Don a ‘ Clark 49 in Pe: and fullback Galen jana fausck = Decision Over Bain |Roseboro, Clark and Cisco— had? a zoomed for more than 100 each as! HOLLYWOOD ra Fourth-rank.| Ohio set a new rushing record of! ing featherweight Ike Chestnut to-| 465 against Indiana. | day was looking for a shot at * For the season Clark and Rose-| Sandy Saddler after a Seaveacioan! boro have scored 42 points each,}10-round decision over Irish Tom-| iEliwood 39, as the bucks have’ my Bain of Los Angeles. outscored the foe 160-62 if winning The fight last night was a split six of eight. Michigan has a 214.123 decision, but many fingsiders point total for the same record. thol&ht the hard-hooking New ee Buck attack has sputtered York Negro had won handily. ree times this year as foes found) Whether Chestnut is in a league) a sparen for the counter play fea- with the crafty Saddler is another) jturing Roseboro and Clark. Penn ‘matter. But here is how Chestnut looks at it: MSU Hosts NCAA X-Men southwest Jim Beatty of North Carolina and | of Texas, son of Illinois, a Swedish import; of the top individual entries. > — ummm FLYING HIGH — Quarterback Al Dorow, State star, does some hurdling with Don Boll at the Washington Redskin practice session. The Redskins are flying high in the Eastern Division with Dorow guiding them to their 4th straight | victory last Sunday over the New York Giants. AP Wirephote | former Michigan | surface, as “Melbourne ‘Gelebrated|is especially strong in some sports tralian distance runner, circledstadium and then waited” ‘more the brick red track carrying the|than five hours under the hot sun Olympic torch which had been| for the ceremony to begin. — kindled on the plains of Olympia, = 3 lsite of the ancient games in} The Duke of Edinburgh, wear- iGreece, ing a navy uniform and sitting in -—** a special box adorned with the And as they waited to march out royal crest, reviewed the colorful of the stadium, many sat down On| parade of athletes as they entered the grass to conserve their the stadium in their trim, varied ‘strength, Earlene Brown, bulky! ‘uniforms, |American woman shot putter, took > 2 First came George Roubanis, a ioff her shoes and several other American girls‘ copied her. student at the University of Cali- _ fornia at Los Angeles, who was Tt was a tremendous day for the'standard bearer for the Greek 103,000 spectators, many of whom|team, Then some in single file, had stood in line’ all the previous'others in massed platoons, came night to guin vasitage spots in the/ the teams of 66 other nations, 18 From State The lenecenie aeuien had a Take Part in big cheer for each team and some Olympic Games especially loud ones for pretty girl flag bearers, But the greatest ovation of all went to the team These are the athletes from Mich-|Tesolutely laid aside its political igan who will help represent the/ ‘differences with the Russians for United States in the Olympic| 2O"-Political sports Competition: Games starting today at Mel- bourne, | The ae kamen and all. — are | sickle ‘was conspicuously missing a ‘from the Hungarian national flag aeer uaage en Aenea rne by 1952 Olympic hammer States Army; Adolph Weinacker, jarow champion - Joset Csermak. Detroit. SWIMMING — Richard Hanley, The pie and Russians, w a nte University of Michigan; Barbara, epee, paar = phy be aes Sue Gilders, Detroit: Jeanne ‘The Americans applauded their Stunyo, University of Detroit. | greatest rivals as they took their SHOOTING—John Forman, De- places on the green infield turt troit. ‘and the Russians turned to extend WRESTLING — Dale Thomas, | greetings. East Lansing. FENCING—Byron Krieger, De-' A brilliant spectacle of brightly- jtroit; Judy Goodrich, Lapeer. garbed athletes and massed bands BOXING — Pearce Lane, Big) was presented as the Duke of Rapids, Michigan State Univer-| Edinburgh pronounced the opening sity and United States Army. |words and Clark set afire the ROWING—Pat Costello, Birming- Olympic flame that will burn day jham; James Gardner, Detroit; and night for the duration of the Walter Hoover Jr., Groose Pointe; games. ‘James Mclntosh, Livonia; Arthur [te iMcKinlay, Detroif and United) A massed choir of 2.000 voices | States Marine Corps; John McKin-|$ang the Olympic chorus before lay, Detroit and United State Ma-|Australia's world mile fecord rine Corps; Armin Seiffert, Ro-|holder, John Landy, with his John R. Welchi, Grosse hand on the Australian flag, took —— Farms. the oath on behalf of all the as- —__ sembled athletes: * * * ‘Set ‘58 ioc Date “We swear that we will take part in the Olympic games in loyal 4 MELBOURNE. +INS}. — The In—-competition,respecting the regu- jternational Olympic Committee de- lations which govern them, and icided today to hold its 1958 session desirous of participating in them jin Tokyo. an in the true spirit of sportsmanship, The next meeting is scheduled for the honor of our country and (= be held in Sofia next September. for the glory of sport.’ | Olympic Program Times MELBOURNE «® — Friday’s Olympic. program (time is Eastern Standard; Melbourne time is 15 hours ahéad). | 5: 3 p. m. and 11 p. m. (Thursday) and 4 a m. (Friday)—foil team i fencing. * 6:00 p. m. (Thursday) — Modern pentathlon. (riding). | 6:30 p. m. (Thursday) and 12:30 a. m. (Friday)—rowing (heats). 7:00 p. m. (Thursday)—Track, high jump qualifying (U. S. entries Charies Dumas, Philip Reavis and Vernon Wilson); wom- en's discus qualifying (U. S. entries, Mrs. Earlene Brown and Pamela Kurrell). 8:30 p. m. (Thursday)—Field hockey, Great Britain vs. Malaya. /10:00 p. m. (Thursday) — Weight lifting, bantamweight (U. S. enfry, i Charles Vinci). 10:30 p. m. (Thursday )}—Basketball—Philippines vs. Thailand. 11:30 p. m. (Thursday)—Fieid hockey, Australia vs. Kenya. {11:30 p. m. (Thursday) — Track, 400 meter hurdles, first round (U. S. entries, Josh Culbreath; Glenn Davis and Eddie Southern), \11:30 p. m. (Thursday )}—Track—high jump final. Midnight—Basketball, Singapore vs. France. :10 a.m. (Friday)—Track—100 meter trials (U. Baker, Bobby Morrow, Ira Murchison), S. entries, Thane er, a 74 setback for the Bucks; then Northwestern held Ohio to a 6-2 conquest, and then came the Towa loss, Letdown wae in Hawkeye Camp hall title and appear certain to the. conference in the Rose Bowl, ® | Notre Dame already tus posted the worst record in its proud foot- ball history, But a triumph over the Big Ten champion “could save the season.’ The two teams clash at Iowa City Saturday and both coaches are eo of the psychological’ lowa Ripe for Upset by Underdog Irish CHICAGO Ww — If ever a team | Ohio State, 6-0. It was the sec-\urday Towa dumped ment ‘was ripe for an upset, it's Iowa. ond successive week lowa.had to 7-0. A if ever a team wanted to) beat a favorite. The previous Sat-| * ° * least a share of the Big Ten ‘| Pena-Comell on TV be this week. “They've got to get down out of the clouds,"’ said ‘Evashevski. “We respect any Notre Dame team and we must be prepared for them.” .. Notre Dame has a 26 record. The worst previous season in Irish history was in 1932 when Notre Dame -suffered five josses. Towa is a is a Sbgetat favorite. - : Today's game between the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers will not be televised locally, although it is on a national telecast. College game on TV ts the Penn-Cornell meeting at 1:45 on Channel 4. ‘ factors at work | Towa Coach Forest Evashevski, | i af cream-of-the schools will. be “announced in Saturday's ‘mort pees of The Pont re. ; Covers 32. Schools All-County. {1 Saturday The “ crop” from Oakland County "s $2 ‘ It will If the Hawkeyes ever figure! they have a right to relax, it could, 1:00 a. m. — Field hockey, Pakistan vs. Belgium. :10 a. m. — Track, women’s discus final. |-1:15a.m.— Track, 800 meters trials (U. S, entries, Tom Courtney, Arnold Sowell and Lon Spurrier). | 1:30 a.m. — Basketball, Uruguay vs. Bulgaria. | 2:05 a. m. — Track, 100 meters second round 2:40 a. m. — Track, 400 meter hurdles second round. 3:00 a.m. — Track, 10,000 meters final (U. S. entries, Richard Hart, sordon Maekenzie and Max Truex). | 4:30 a. m. — Boxing, elimination matches. | 5:00 a. m. — Basketball—Chile vs. Brazil. 5:00 a. m. — Weightlifting, featherweight. 6:30 a. m. — Basketball—United States vs. Japan. | ~ [2 Secter a scheduled Friday | Souchak Makes Putts Pay Off Beats Oliver on TV Links Match With a 7-Under-65 : : PHOENIX, Ariz. (®—Mike Sou- chak, who. could always hit a golf ball a mile, has earned himself. $2,000 with a performance that shows he also can author some pretty deadly putts. - si dine eneceh tte Purnia Valley Country Club course in a Boost Is Given o Michigander MELBOURNE (INS) — Dele- |; gates to the congress of the inter- national weightlifting federation When the gifts of silver spoons and billfolds were unwrapped, the delegates found notes which urged them to elect Clarence Johnson of Highland Park, Mich., as the federation’s new presi- seven-under-par 65 yesterday to | Mar gifts tm the past, win the second in a series of 13 matches featuting some of the na- tion’s top pros and a flock of tele- Governor and Family vision cameras. The pros are after Spend Day in Detroit ——-|339,000--in- prize money-and- the é cameras are recording the pro- . LANSING &® — Gov, Williams, | cedings release with his wife, Nancy, and theirlse =" ge eae children, planned to go to| Ed (Porky) Souchak’s from strife-torn Hungary, which © > aareenee i inning l re ak “SIXTY = : e : ‘ F : i t z oe 9 a “ .— > i Sage es : 4. : + € i ‘* ies he =9 ~ Ne ae a + iy “oe wee OG , } > 2 ge ee 3 j 5 $ ‘ 4 bed --—*+ “ 956. {Field Hockey ‘Draw Changed ~ NHL Standings — wou 7 Pts. GF GA Rangers Can't - Bestas .......19 3 4 wae 48 33° MELBOURNE, ®@—The draw mB k § m DETROM,..10 3 2 22 31 © the Olympic field hockey competi- red U pD Montreal ..... 9 8 1 t9-3t-#2— Toronto | eooeal D 75125 & 49 tion was Pevised -teday—due to the | = — _ _New York .... 4 8 4 12 37 50 Withdrawal of Holland. 3-3 Tie With Toronto Chicago .. ..3 12 2 8 BW 31) The United States, entering this Stretches New York's WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS eae, ter the Geet time, wes) Winless String to 10 New York 3, Toronto (3) (tie) | fawn im a group with India, | Singapore and Afghanistan. | Group two consists of Great Brit- ain, Australia, Malaya and Kenya ‘and group‘three of Pakistan, Ger- many, _ Belgium and New Zealand. League season, today were still wom looking for their first victory in almost a month s By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The New York Rangers, riding i TODAY'S SCHEDULE Montreal at Chicago Torento at Detroit New York at Boston GRIPS AND GOES anywhere...any weather! 2 * For a while last it. They grabbed a 2-0 first period lead against Toronto. Buy the |Maple Leafs rallied for three sec- ond-period goals to earn a Larry Cahan and Andy Bathgate | were New York's scorers in the) opening session Rudy Migay and Ron Stewart) whacked home Toronto's markers. ‘before Bathgate's tally midway in ithe second period evened matters for good. i * * Toronto remained in oon place with 15 points, three more than the Rangers, who have = won since Oct. 24—10 games RIDES QUIETLY, smoothly on dry roads At Low Overhead Prices! CONVENIENT high early in the National Hockey) night it looked) as though Phi] Watson's beleagu-! ered blueshirts were going to get! ; 3-3 tie. | Y TIRES SERVICE sreabine'co. Locally Owned and Opercied BUDGET TERMS TIRE and 5 Winners Lead 1 | fo Post at Pimlico BALTIMORE .® — The Pimlico Special today won't accomplish its original purposes of 20 years ago to settle a thoroughbred cham- pionship, but it will provide a jwho came to the University of led the club in scoring a year ago State took the honors with a new record of 24:01.8 followed in line by Lewis Stieglitz of Connecticut, Vincent Timon of Pitt, Selwyn Jones and Gaylord Denslow both from Michigan State. én OF FIVE-MILERS ~— These are the top runners who finighed the first five in Jerry James.| the five-mile IC4A cross country run in New York recently. Henry Kennedy (left) of Michigan . i) _Ebben leads: Rugged Cage Schedule Titan All-America Prospect Holds Key: DETROIT uF — On the broad; Ebben, called by Calihan the the Titan roster. Junior letter- shoulders of a 21-year-old forward greatest player in Detroit history,, man Don Haase will start at cen- ter, and he’s a “mere” 6-feet-6. It's a back-breaking schedule Detroit almost by accident rest the with 593 points in 26 games — |Titan = fortunes. a 23.1 average. That was good Lanky Bill Ebben, all-American enough to make him the nation’s 96 games are with six teams that candidate who has become one of 20th-ranking scorer. appeared either in the NIT the nation’s. finest players despite The team captain, the Chica N the absence of attractive offers born forward hit on more than 43 CAA tournaments last winter. after his high school basketball per cent of his shots last seaon. There are two games with days, is the guy who will carry His early workouts indicate he has Louisville's Cardinals — ranked I Kansas State A MSU Game All Season | MANHATTAN, Kan. =~ One) ‘wouldn't think a fellow about to have his head shoved into a meat, ‘grinder would be looking happily to the future, but it’s a fact the! ‘Kansas State College Wildcats are looking forward ‘‘with pleasure” | to their football game with Michi-' ‘gan State in East Lansing Satur- day. youngest squad in the Big Seven conference—but Head Coach Bus Mertes as weil is ‘‘mighty happy we are going to play a team such as Michigan ‘State.” | “Sertously, we have been looking forward to the Michigan State game all season,” Mertes | commented a few minutes after | cause of injuries at one point in the season. He can have no more than 40 im uniform for the Co-captains Ellis Ritaabecger, center-guard-tackle, and Kenn y Nesmith, halfback-fullback, are top grade veterans. On defense Rains- berger, 200-pound junior, picks his | Net only the Wildcat players—|20%- Offensively he has played three positions. Nesmith, 184, senior, runs, blocks and punts expertly. He’s good on the handoffs on tackle slants. Mertes has a couple of excep- tionally fine young players in half- back Gene Keady, 19-pound jun- ior, and Gene Meier,’ 210-pound ‘sophomore tackle. his team had defeated lewa | | State 32-6 here last Saturday. “We are thin in overall strength,’ Bus continued, “‘but w have some boys who can hold their) own. with-any players in the coun- try and we certainly have plenty of desire." The split-T Wildcats havea season record of only three vic- ories against six losses and com- bes their league play 2-4. With Louisville C. of C. | Accepts Franchise Bid LOUISVILLE, Ky. (INS) — The ouisville Chamber of Commerce has Unanimously accepted an American Association offer to give the city a free baseball franchise, valued at $50,000. At the same time, a steering or a wee bit of luck they would have committee was formed to spear- beaten two more teams—Wyoming head_a_drive to raisé $75,000 by and Kansas. Dec. 1 in an effort to retain Ameri- Mertes’ 47-man squad in pre- can Association baseball in the that faces the Titans. Ten of their *®#so8 practice dipped baad 38 be city. = COMPLETE = Automotive }who won their last races. 481 N. Perry St. FE 5-0649 showdown for five of the starters the Titans in 1956 lost none of his sharpness. “If he doesn’t carry us,”’ says Detroit will have a good shoot- first in the nation in many pre- season forecasts, and two with always-tough St. Louis, two more SE RVICE ing team blessed with fine speed, but there's a lack of height on | coach Bob Calihan, ‘‘we're in ‘ceuble.® with Housten, two with Oklzhoma A & M and two with Bradiey SRSERSRSOERSSESTRSSRREERERERER EEE, The five recent winners will be . ~ @ joined by two others in the 1 3-16 ; — ING OD ese te a first prize of $35,000. . re and single games with Marquette, ® Meteor Tune-Up * Motor Overhaul . a ~ Canisius and Notre Dame. * Pairraange sag * Camshaft Grinding * j * Cyli iff = Expert Body and Fender Repeir = The invitation race brings. to A P A ] l St t T The Louisville . Detrot wattle] $ Vlee Nercoing, Releclng © WeCulbech Sopmechorteve a on All Mekes of Cors gw gether Traffic Judge after win- = a e : Ca m S Dec. 6th wilt te ature a personal ® Mallory tgnitions. Parts ond Services ~ g.ning the Laurel Turf Cup. Find . duel between Ebben and the Ken- Free @ from the Narragansett Special Pp N t W k tuckians’ Charlie Tyra. Tyra is ¢ CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT ’ ~ grietecy Estimates @ Midafternoon fron the Display hi Tess eX ee 6 Sc nter v > led ie c ome : . 2 4 a Quality L a eee Third Brother -with the DETROIT «mM — Some of the brightest stars on the nation’s rebounds and finished 18th in scor- Wohlfeil D 2274 S. Telegraph a For All a a Roamer Handicap first prize. and coljegiate gridirons got their start in Michigan high schools ing. He was the Most Val iable ee FE 2-4907 | = Car u Summer Tan, sporting the Gallant Player in the National Invitational. a Insurance Aves : Fox blue ribbon. Summer tan was And these young men who went on to more gridfron greatness ~ Companies, able gm the 7-5 favorite were named te the Associated Press All-State High School Foot- ; , e x i | ball Teams. 2 5 a Ultra Mod ild inti 5 artans Dri ern Buildi P ° 2B , uilding tor Collision end ainting = Mason Captains Broncs | This year, for the 16th consecutive year, the Associated Press . . ~ ROCHESTER FORD DEALER—OL 1-971! and its member newspapers throughout the state have s@lected teams At this time of a - — Rieger yeni captain of in four classes — A, B, C and D. The selections were based on : . Tikankaaiein - a _@ the 1957 Western Michigan football ballots sent to every high school coach in Michigan amt on the 58 Bue ~ Y J E O17, | SE Sree | Beam will be @ Sault Ste. Marie . a | quarterback. studies of sports editors and writers. would like to a A GOOD PI 10 Robert Mason, a junior at West-| The teams this season promise to be the greatest in the long thank our many J ern, was elected yesterday by his history of the selections. The Pontiac Press took part in the selec =EAST LANSING —The Michi- ' . Sossaausuecceceerecreerseeteessterd teammates. | tlons, and believes the young athletes selected are the most de- gan State football squad held prac. friends (our ying in 20, boy wt ij. - - 2 | akan the oie among more than 20,000 boys taking pa hd as sual today despite the. customers) who school football. anksgiving holiday. , . have sO Scores Again With One of the BEST DEALS in TOWN TIRE Watch the Press for the all-state teams of the Associated Press. Most of the Spartan students |The Class A selections will be in this paper on Tuesday, November pave scattered for the holidays. The | 27. The Class B teams will follow on Wednesday the 28th, the Class ¢y¢bai] team, be : C teams on Thursday the: 29th and the Class D teams on Friday ithe 30th. generously ywever, has two ; more days of workouts before its supported season-ending game with Kansas State Most of the workouts have been through these MOOSE LEAGUE AUTO STORES many years. Phillips, Bolling Sign Drewry 6 Pontiac Rec 15 Pabst Orchard Lk Taw. 14 Scarrott 282. Nurek ine jams Bakery 1186, Pabst Blue Ribbon. J15 field q basebal] team with the |1957 season still months away. Frank Bolling, 25, the regular isecond baseman last season, and) } Lrustor Elect i Rich & paiey ‘7 held indoors in Jenison fieldhouse _ Neighbors TV 28 Mickey's Bar 23 this week cause of cold, wet { DETROIT — The Detroit Srieneg TY Mitte iets ) i |Tigers have enough players to Fowlers Bar 26 Miller's 17 weather, SNOW ROTH LUMBER CO. 3360 W. Huron FE 5-6910 ‘Follewing the afternoon prac- tice session, the squad will sit down to a Thanksgiving turkey dinner with all the trimmings at West SIDE REC. CLASSIC \Jack Phillips, a utility infielder,’ Pts the training table. GUARANTEED! [became the ninth and tenth Tigers Sim ‘sensos” 32 Haseiion Letter 30 : ee ” | to sign 1957 contracts. Bolling Triple X Lunch 29 Oakland Co 19 For Saturday's game. coach Dul- ibatted .281 in 102 games, after oes Rity_. 27 Ne 7 Ally Karen 7 fy Daugherty planned to work as ; Trubilt Bldrs. 25 Osmun's Ivy Lea ue lArmy service. Phillips batted .295 Sareke Cond 33° Glaters Concrete 16 Many of his 11 graduating seniors : Ug sienre Grade A 100% Cold Rubber Top jin 67 games. tibiae ate. Si Cece’ Colm 15 oe starting lineup as possible. ‘astin aaEeEYE—————e = SS = == e to the chilly weather and I A | “or an Somers © — 6.70-1 5 , Thanksgiving holiday for students, S E _ - 5 MY a crowd of only about 25,000— So well made they're guaranteed 7.10-15 1099 ARMY smallest of thé season — is ex- me fashion sensation of the year are egainst defects in work manship! Je AVY pected for the 1:30 p.m. kickoff. these Ivy League ali wool siacks. They : N come in Charcoal Grey, Charcoal Brown, Deep. ruggedly built cleats that'll a eo and “bite her io NO TAX! Turke D H di @ many other shades. ta” where . ; . i a andica pull treet 32 S. Seginaw St. FE 2-0022 : y Vay cap Sizes 28 - 38 is needed in the roughest going NO TRADE-INI no annoying rumble or when riding on smooth pevement. GOOD,“YEAR % Suburbanite NU-TREAD 6.70-15 388 Other Styles from $8.95 $] 1” | Use Our Convtnient Lay-A-Way Plan BAKER’S STAG SHOP 29 S$. SACINAW ST. 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With, re Sale Price muTTLE E GIANT” EXTRA WHEELS | 8 Only.nv798 INSTALLED on your CARI ~amgieng Runner $ 4% Proosnesnd J & R AUTO STORES Shoe leo Skates gs! ; 1 3 & Pascoe aan OPEN FRI., MON, “tl 9 4 service quality — . ‘ f4(39 Plates 75 Amp. . : san “GIANT POWER” @&QQ - 115 N SA AW % (@ Year Guarantee i aE we ‘ ca , ee nee “ ta ariel vow. co ine . Toe & ° . x THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1956 . 7 SIXTY-QNE.. 3 * Ss f 8 a HANOVER, N.H. w—Dartmouth junior varsity football team. His :. ; . , basketball coach Alvin (Doggie) Bi& Green cage team won the 193% : = + ; ; |Julian alse coaches the Dartmouth Ivy League crown, : } _ Shas! ! : f) | a —— = aanannniemdated : en H 2 EY ee ¥ : RS a ats: OE ers xt ‘4 : \ : a aw, / E | ! E: — PONTIAC SQUAWS o's BELLES & BEAUX LEAGUE . ls re : P 3 tae Pts oe CG sctos oe = BALLARAT, Australia (# — A/Australia for the two semifinal) george’s snop 31 3 Adams Rity. 2 2 Dels 28 Daffodils 18| 7 rths. w. J. Lach. 2717 Team Poinsettas 2% Peonies 17 f ' strong, all-around U. S. team od wale ip as fins o rew! as we Snel ol 38:18 Minn. Wool 13 31 Orchias 26 Dandelions 1 or 3 Trans Am 25 19 Figa’s fes 26 Sunflowers j powerful Russia today were rated) lever have had,” said Clifford) .M- Anderson 173—483; shell, ‘Ol 865, Iciacs 38 Feagetmencts i¢ f i George's Sho 2497. ums 2 orninglories h the leading contenders of the sev \(Tip) Goes, chairman of the U. S.| 8 » Petunias 21 Carnations 14 the men ; , 5 = ' our Roses 18 aisies le g. en-event Olympic rowing tourna iOlympic rowing committee. “It, HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE Pts |. Belles’ M. Meabon 197. M. Meabon = : ment starting tomotrow on Lake'should win, with the sternest com-|raipot’s snop 3212 Pive Spots 22 3 P. Newcomb 229, F. New- in Wendouree. |petition coming from Australia,|Jact’s Shop 31 13 Jack's Prod. 22 2a | ee . . = s iJ A tallot T) entries Grom tines Le canada, Czechoslovakia and, Pont. Rec. 2 2519 Stadium Inn 16 28 | LADY EAGLES BOWLING LEAGUE our life i s lamb. Ingul. 2519 L’kview Mob. 15 2 wha A y r) i tions will open the competition to-|* Superior Sid, 23 21 Bryan French 15 29 | |Ottmars Dec. PS 1 Greenwoods 16 20 “a Fe Over-all, our squad is the best ‘ 12 32| Weodcums 2214 Louise Gift 15 21)5 wl - 30 | sq Art & Lil's 22 22 door oe 1 j x et morrow morning—6 p.m., to- , L. Roberts, M. Hepp N. Gosline Gulf Serv. 22:13 City Col 15 20 \ Cc cose i ion| have had. We could win three |, ry Lil's B. 4 -- k's Barber Pont. Rec 19 16 Mysterious 10 28 3 day, EST. Afternoor competition \Sremkeiwide vale (tages with-| ot: as Art as 8 Bar ack’s Naeger elas at areidarmad ry pare! —11:30 p.m., today, EST—includes | oa ~ Drs bination «Da je |Col. 797, City Col. 2172. in every event. | NATIONAL ‘ —* std sinle ivall Hecht and Jim Fifer of Navy aie = Pts. | PIONEER BOWLING LEAGUE y Just Us 33 Frank's Five zee The day's feature race ffkures and the double sculls team of Patireech Paint 38 _Douah Bers 77 /allen & Son 32 Bob's Coney Is 24 to be the first heat of th ight-/ Costello and Jim Gardiner of De-.coach Pt. Rep. 27 Maint. Five 18 Quality Clean. 30 Pont St. Bk. 1 20 © Urst heat o © eg ‘troit, | Kingsizers 26 Flippers 17/Pegey's 2 24 Lite In. Ye. Le oared crews, matching America’s) iSpecial Equip. 25 ‘Sign Shop 14|Pont. St Bk 2 23 Economy wl u tale crew d { “We could win some of the oth-| ‘v. Theil 254, E. Kretschwar 684; Coach | Am For. & Soc 23 Parmers Mkt rangy Yale crew, Canada’s fast) Paint 1131-3177. E. Jones 213. E. Larson 470, Pegsys| | University of British Columbia) jers-with breaks, even though this, ecm |790, Peggys 2063. boatload, Australia and England. |is the toughest competition ever.) soNTCALM KINGS AND QUEENS a 4 octoce nix. pats ie That ‘afternoon heat probably 22k Kelly is in the best shape Powerhouse 4 er Jesters mn Led since winning the Pan-American xriss-Fits 24 Sandbaggers 20 RB's ry 1 MO ve 19 n i the United States, Canada and 7288 last year, and he should Pour Aces elite ag Lucky Dols. 3118 Hookers 16 26 . .{make the finals and possibly go ca 314k. g Mudhens 18 21 Fin Spiltters 14 26) —— — aaa = = I g conta _ yt wey 227 cr Popard 399 Men G Bish: p 248 G Bishop 645 all ee way. Pil qos va se eseuiaes Jesters, 772—|Women: J Willson 253. M. Reynolds Kelly Jr., 29, brother of Mo-/3223 AIH . s '*~ 663: RB's 831, RB's 2405 . naco’s Pr rincess Grace, is making; FOE. No. 1230 NORTHSIDE COMMUNITY BOWLING ; en uC ven: * third and final bid to match his wil wil rue shea 5 Lane ‘ ther’s single sculls victory in the pim Benses Gf ie Gorter s ge iaeecol dun sal Geri tlecitice: Oa ; gre scull OTry. riz 28 16 Pooles 17 36. 26 arl’s Servic - i ‘ 5 : oa Olympics ; 27:17 Wa Dairy 16 tight ply 26 Reliable Pig cacls 1. ! » “ Es : : ® ; é 2617 Por T i 1 Ce Vie a 4 EARNS LETTER — Dick Thalacker of Bloomfield Hills com- F All races will be over a 2,000 = Bee 2 a Greene 5 Joslyn Mkt 5 Cardinals 19 i pléted his second season as a member of the University of Roches: iW Dl ae 0 e ;meter course—1'; mules. In all, W™, Sopmasss 76. “4 Pa! see Bros) tee, ee ig is . ter football squad last Saturday against Washington and Jefferson but the fours with coxswain and — : WOel's Service = | 32 Chie? fe ee : = * chmide 260 eckonen un- 3 College. Thalacker who played the center post will earn his letter double sculls, the first two in each eoreee ye WoL seth 1036. Niagara 2937 I , 7 (NOXV : ‘e = e- hes wi ualify Monday's co Tn 11 utch! 21/9 2 at the New York school. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (—A re-\heat will qualify for oneemy Com) D-18 33/11) Hutchins 2) 2 HURON LADIES MATINEE ——— $$ — _' surgent Kentucky football] team semifinal. Losers will go into Sat- Pabst 28 16 Paul's Bar 16 28) wl wi . : meets Tennessee here Saturday in urday’s repechages — a “‘second Paul's Elect. 2618 Coca Cola 13 29 Sibel Mie = s oe : st Be / c ’ arr . ¢iJims Mkt 23:21 A&P Mx«t 11633 Messeur 34.15 Team -! J Feather-lvte Plaid ege ja familiar role—that of spoiler hance” heat—to battle for @ yy Georgeft 193500 Pabst Blue Rib- Hemtiton D 24 ip Lumen Bow! : 23 yte Plas $ 95 care 9174 Warner Sales 2 om estic 14 2 t Rope Wildcats hope to spoil for semifinal Saas bon 164 1 Cions Store 2112 pea ea 21.18 Beginners 14 26 lined in tan ames 0 q » fourth time in modern years a a HURON BOWL HOUSE Hane Bechnek) 1h sverese 22) sisi season for the Volunteers. Russia's main hopes are Ivanov , wit oak v i FIRST NIGHTERS LEAGUE +, ¢ n° my 1217) n JO Lounge 26 13 akiand ' 18 21 wil wil : ° Tennessee had spotless records go- “0 beat 1362 Olympic champior Service Wind 25 18 Huron Clean. 1 Cr 33.10 Ace Seat Cor 22 22 } oe : : ing in 1928, 1929 and 1931 only to Jurig Tyukalov in the single sculls: Osmuns 24 16 Goebe! 18 22 Som: area 14 Bow SB Kie 10 we have these comfortable By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of the top contenders for the na have te games with Kentucky trials; and Alexendre Berkoutov Bast Shc e 23 7 ro “Mit p N Det He m1? Pont. Laund 8 ™ of hands . syle ies | : . a Tiuk , thie «ct rao ceae = Re : can Tons 37/71 Pont ta : some styles from Oregon State can clinch the tional rushing yardage crown, has mar them and Tjukalov in the double s« ulls eps i sas 2» = Ho aphreys Weldon's es] i. os oo if 26 ultra conservative to the 7” . . his ; r b s 20 2 Slaters Drewry 25 Gorden , 27 ° / Pacific Coast Conference cham- 4 bruised shoulder. However. it -.* © The gener also is hopeful ieee D Proctor 278, D. Martell 686 3 eM 3420 Rose B Mkt 15 29 latest Italian notion, - se f yation’s No. 2 pairs without cCOXSwain with igor, Lounge 1124-3197 Linscott Chps. 23 21 Richman’s S38 ; pionship and South Carolina can is expected he will be in the start- Tennessee. the nation’s No. 2 pairs © ~ a : _ F Auntrene 2481 C Onsen 664. © Craft 1 Omg team, comes up to the Kentucky Bouldakov and Victor Ivanov—no PIONEER 7A 864. C Craft 2548 move closer to an Orange Bow! ing lineup Barnes has averaged test unbeaten and untied, and relation to the single stulls Iva- WoL wit ; -bid im traditional games heading 110 yards on the ground in nine Lwith its hopes for the mythical. nov. pee en —SFAPALLLL games. I Bere en) CP zivi ‘olleg né hi ons nd the (Oak St Wir. 28 16 Hanoute Mtr 1¢ 27 the Thanksgiving Day college foot- e* * « | nati aoe ss etrelambl “ a ie ; Shelton Mir 26.18 Ottver Buick 1 27 Boy’s & Girl's Shoe $7075 \ es ball program toda) Penn, which has made a sur Omi A 0 ao S03, Gublana’ ort water [Skates ri s di t ; te é a 5 . é = fr A re outcome @d ned Pacer O Ward 180802, Oaxiand Beft Water se prisingly good showing in the Ivy '"& On the outcome. | f W 7452219 Hard Toe Hockey Sry 4s A victory for Oregon State over League, meets-Cornell. A victory It is mo pushover team Coach AMERIC AN LEGION 371 MIXED : % Skates ; up ) , > the Beave l v : Oregon would give the Beavers the for the Quakers would clinch, pianton Collier is bringing down aptures eature Woosrut s eters bel is Ladies’ White $075 row ee for the eRe time in, third oe but Lif pont from Lexington. After getting off Sandbaggers 38 18 Shir Tailors) 3936 Figure Skates..... 8 up the -year-history of the league. against a hungry Big Red whic Bums 3815 Kayo's 3 ; ‘ to a bad start, the Wildcats have AN - wy : Looy Spotlers 2716 Top Nitters 33 31 : . . In tan with cushioned State only is lacking the formality has yet to win done an about face and have war YONKERS. N ¥ a Fes _ ei Dogs 27 17 4 Balls 10 34 King Louie Bowling 95 insole § d leather of_a vote to assure its participa The Penn-Cornell game will be ‘fve-games in_a_row. Their season owned by the Drumbeat Stable of en ; = iresce Uae =~ . My . Shirts & Blouses \ sole. tion in the Pasadena Jan. 1 Rose televised nationally in the East. i 6° ™ Birmingham; and-driven by Arcite -axg3 ' l= Bow! while viewers in the West will se« CeO iS 2 Niles Jr.. came from far back to All Ster Basketbalt ia “) f ie Views I The Blue Grass beys have de- : ’ : OAKLAND COUNTY emrrorEs Sh ° Ld bd the Oregon-Oregon State encount-’, , { Tenn three traight pture last mghts featured wil t oes 5 ae RA ya banks CUNESSCe ce = straign andvwine pace before 20.843 at Pour Blows 25 14 Pin Heads ¥ 19 The South Carolina-Wake For: « vears and are not conceding any- ,. | dywine pace before 20.345 at con Katz 28.18 TNT 2 Team Prices on Basketball est ult is a pivotal one for the o >. oc “thine 46 the Vale this fall) lak Yonke rs Raceway Social! Breig a ie 2 ) Shirts and Pants \ Gamecocks, who are sec ne "0 omer noussy Leer isoal this Saturday, Tennessee was fa The winner scored in a driving europe 2: a : Rubber ‘3° Y oe nd get the bowl nod over Clemson Virginia Tech Vs rginiaa M vored to beat Kentucky last vear finish over the early leader, A ey Ke sa oh 35 Basketballs ... up and Duke r { "ale t Brown Mian red t . ot 19 ¢ am —— ‘ \ seh bh. na ‘ ~~". But the Wildeats ignored the odds- Mamscet, handled by Billy “ | De nen H tat | \ I nck tt ie mid) at Cincinnati tham and ; . : Brats $39—15 ee The Game cS. “ 2 4 OY a ‘ a - ae kers and shellacked the Vols Haughton, Frisco Rebel was . WELDEN ord in Atlantic Coast Conference Mary yt Fuchmond, Maryland at n third wasn ee oe ee & ' Saginaw ot L e fe) Fri. Night ‘til 9 competition and 6-3 oserall have North Cgrolina State Washington - ee 7 Kpkectns @. SOG Wl Mauews 103s SPORTING GOODS 9 Gt Lewrenc pen Fri. Nig ' the best total defense rf a errant irr at Washingion (Mo ' Miv Pegey paced the mile In ghiine 214 Flash Clean om | ~ - ihe ieague Colorado A&M at Denver and Baseball bats are made out of 2173 over the muddy stp and “Db ay ay as See ret 32 51 Mt. Clemens. FE 4-6211 e Shoe Dep!.—2nd Floor . 5 i . : ; 7 tl r rd enner- aes é $ Ws ake Forest's Bill Rarnes one Idaho at Moktana ash. hackberry or hickory wood. paid $13 20 811. Coughlins 2544 Ot ara aaa as as cae | ~ , rs Clee pw » ONE MAN TELLS ANOTHER - - . 29 Vea FEE 21 ons for ‘the’ man... de bs i lt far pa * Iara haben. wee | eae) cells Kia Casual Slacks I rom $8.95 4 Cotton and Silk Oxford Sport Shirts, Stripes, Bet ———'7 Sport Shirts Button Downs Plaids and Solid Colors be ky es : From , $10.95 $5.00 From — $4.95 : . fo4 | is Gloves by Hansen 2 From $4.00 Billfolds by Rolfs Arevies = ' Broadcloth Pajamas : : ‘atterned or Plain , _-_ 2 . ., From $5.00 $] 00. $3.95 From $4.95 : , fenaierchists Neckwear ae . tton _ fyre Silk © 35 ¢ — $2.00 , 50¢ $2.50 of rom... $2. 50 3 een oes Blea aes SIXTY-TWO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 99 ame 1956 ‘State Highly Pleased With Deer Permit Reactions LANSING —Conservation De- partment officials are ‘ encouraged" by public re the Department's feat special season deer hunting mits, Mere than 104,000 persons ap- plied for the 65,340 “any deer’ permits issued this year — mean- ing that some 40,000 applicants had to be disappointed, Only 50 written complaints have been re- ceived by the department and each of these letters is being answered individually, Departmhent offitials point out.“He grips the pole a foot higher) that the primary aim of the special ) than I do. He has wonderful Po-| cial hunting privileges to any ‘pleased and group. ~ action to “ Richards Says Bragg | Should Be Greatest Pole vaulter Bob Richards says Don Bragg should be the greatest} vaulter of all-time and should | easily eclipse Cornelius Warmer-} dam's world record of 15 feet, 7% inches. “Bragg should geo maybe 16}, adds the parsdn.| seasons is to scientifically man-| tential but simply hasn't polish-} age the state's deer herd and per- ed his style: mits were distributed on a Strictly | explode his ‘hips, he'll have it) -When he learns to) impartial basis, without giving spe-! ‘made. “ bestowed upon it, children to enjoy. An American Tradition Since 1621 America has paused to give thanks, for the many blessings Day. We offer a prayer for the peace- ful way of life, the prosperity and the freedoms tendered us and that they may continue in the future for our Cutting Tool & Supplies Mill Supplies for Industry WwW. Pike Corner S. Cass on Thanksgiving FE 2-0108 ‘Exomple: o stronger, Sage Power index p> gy ellos ore feo performance been ply agg ay @ 400 teom, agdinst equolly rated oppos: tion. overages. 10 scoring pots By DICK DUNKEL | with Kent ucky as the victim. The Vols rate 16 higher than the Wildcats. This is family day on the college Power Index differences for other big footba!l! circuit, but many of the nation’s games of the week,.are as follows: top teams will wait until Saturday, when some will wind up their seasons, | Tomorrow Oregon State 4 over Ore- The number of Thanksgiving games between the cussin' co seems to be dwindling, but some hardy gs old perennials, such as Penn-Cornell, | pesca Cornell. still remain. Top-ranking Oklahoma, with a Power! : .| ida, Index of 117.4, will take on its next-to tate Views. is over” iatre The rating difference 2 last eer. It” will be At the same time No. 72 Tenhessse| will try to rack up its ninth Games Week Ending November 24, 1956 | 7 Day DS cinnati 2 over Miami of Ohio, ‘on, orest even Virginia Tech 18 over VMI, Wake South Carolina, Cin- N.C tate even with Maryland, and Penn 8 with Baturday: Georgia Tech € over Flor-) Michigan State 33 over Kansas) Dame, Mich- | Minnesota 13) ver Wisconsin. | Power Index patrings for all of .the in a row week-end's games follow. Higher ~—.. Rating Lower +-RpaYoung tet ee in the ares. under roof. It employs 60 men. . J. H. Gardner, president and Auburn Heights Manufacturing general manager, reports the Company is located at 2781 Leach’. -ompany’s business is good, with Road in Avon Township. It is 8 Qvertime work the general rule jobbing shop which fabricates cast) 4, recent months and bright iron and steel parts largely for) prospects for the future. the automobile industry and home) -s «a fact ‘ aplance manulatre ypies about, Detroit Molded Plastics Com- 95,000 square feet of plant on a| pany. in a modern factory contain- W-acre site, and employs about) ing 10,090 square feet on Orion 7 men. Founded in 1941, its busi- ‘Road, engages in custom molding, ness is growing of plastics for the automotive, | George J. Linderme is presi- houseware and hardware indus-' dent and general manager: Theo-| Ties: dore E. Linderme is vice president, It handles both. projection and) and George H. Lundberg is secre-| injection molding in both nylon |! and plastic, also transfer molding. tary-treasurer. : The company was-affected by the summer automotive slow- down but business again is in- creasing and employment is expected to regain soon its nor- mal level of from 45 to 50 men, M M. Moats is president ané# George H. Stevens is general manager. Started some 14 years ago on Main street, the firm built its | present modern plant in 1944. It 'also built and owns an adjoining nlant which is operated by~the Manufacturing Company. * # Oakland Foundry & Machine Company, on a four-acre site on Woodward Avenue, .makes small grey fron castings in semi-production quantities for the automotive, farm implement and home appliance_ingustries, In operation for more than 30 years, in 1949 it was purchased, by the Detroit Grey Iron Foundry) Company of which it is a wholly- owned subsidiary. A disastrous fire in July elimt-| nated some 12,000 square feet of working space, but this has been|J- & 0. replaced and Oakland Foundry: The J. ao. plant compriocs some “12,000 “square. = ‘ot _manufacturing space. It makes automotive stampings and as- semblies, its biggest accounts being with Ford, General Motors and Chrysler. The company was incorporated some four years ago. Oakley Lafleche is president. He reports business is good and improving. Employment averages about 30) men : e * « Nu Era Gear Corporation main- |tains a warehouse ‘arid~ distribu- tion office in Rochester, although its manufacturing operations now are located in Boston. This com- Lpany..has been in operation for! ten_years— and moved out from). Detroit ‘to Rochester in’ July of; 1950. It manufactures gears tor the antomotive replacement market. The Na Era Muffler Company, now being organized with the same officers. wi't manufacture mufflers. which, like the rears, w'll be distributed nationally, The company employs about 50 persons in Rochester, although employment was double that figure: when manufacturing operations were carried on in the Rochester ‘plant on South Street. Philip Steel Star “Chapnick is president and C, H. | Ressler is sales director of both companies, Avon Broach & mrodection Com- pany was organized in 1951. On a four-acre site on John R Road, 6,000 square feet and a new addi- tion, now under way, will add 3,200 more. Seventeen men now ‘are employed. ' The company performs sec- ‘ondary operations in broaching, rebuilds machines, tools and fixtures, and cerries on broach- ing production for various auto- motive and aircraft _ suppliers and manufacturers. Approxt- mately_60 per cent of its produc- tion goes to Ford suppliers, its present plant comprises about/~ The addition is being built to Packard's Utica-Bend plant. Avon | Broach already has a contract for experimental broachine work on blades for the jet encines, * * «& Gust Headbloom Jr., fs presi- dent Call Mrs. Harold Freeborn, handiwork; for Drought Aid and Mrs. E. C. Simmons, baked! goods - bar, Mrs. Edward Kalt; glitter ROCHESTER, N. Y..#--A report Mrs. Fred H. Riley and Mrs. | Assisting the chairman will be Other chairmen are: Food booth, co-chairmen, Mrs, Harry 0. ‘as a hobby for Mrs. Harold Sin-| Mrs. Sinnock raises huge ‘Broad! Beginning with 37 baby turkey's\7 weigh over 27 pounds each, Breasted Bronze” turkeys by the! more than fourteen years ago. Mrs. according to the owner. thundreds on a TZ-acte farm near! Sinnock how handles over 560 of: . : Milford. They are all raised on the traditional Thanksgiving birds. wire, “except the pets who wander and most of them are sold to local Waterford Choir around the place like kittens.” residents as there is few turkey rfo d Choir Sets Mrs. Sinnock claims that she {arms in the area. Grand Rapids Program used to be annoyed with the con- =» Mrs. Sinnock just had a good |= WATERFORD—The choir of the stant “gobbeling” of the live- start in the Turkey business, Waterford Community Church will stock, but at this time of year, when the tornado struck Milford, jeaye from the church at 3:30 p.m. Keego, State Spar on Road it has become “music to my wiping out hundreds of fine birds saturday to. cent @ ee Council Debates Parking ears.” and scattering the pens and {,. Church of the Open Bible, : equipment all ever the country- Grand Rapids. — With State Asking Curbs. tt ae ef sash and a) SUS ia “freely ta OO pide =. of good grain to raise one. ane *? I bird 5 20-pound weight, according | start from scratch after that.” | The pastor of the Grand Rapids |to Mrs. Sinnock. | Even her home was wrceked. church, the Rev. Mx. Wright Van Her husband Harold, fs a build- however her husband re-built the Plew, was formerly the pastor of ing contractor in Birmingham, so house and turkey pens, adding a'the Waterford Community Church. on Orchard Lake An impasse between Keego Har-| ‘bor city officials and Chamber of Commerce members and the State, Highway Department seemed ee veloping this week as proposed| * widening of Orchard Lake through} Keego was discussed. City officials Tuesday night held| out for angle parking in the strip west of Cass Lake road on Orchard in downtown Keego Harbor, 5S gestion. The south-side property along r at the National Grange meeting, here yesterday on the Soil Bank: gave tacit approval of it, but no| Sys Foresee Area s Tt urged oleic of a two-) price system for the current meth-: Largest Center duce. Ht called for use of farm sur- | pluses to aid drought-stricken | farmers in the same way they | are used to help the needy | abroad, It .asked that a commodity- by-| _ Subdivision Shops cginmodity approach be uséd in| MILFORD—With the re-zoning of | attacking farm problems and that the east side village property from | this! « week, Council members paved the way for one of the biggest shop- ping centers in the area, according the system of parity as a yard- | residential to commercial stick for farm price supports be thoroughly overhauled. Originally, the resolutions corn- “mittee planned to criticize the soil | bank as not enough of a help to enough of agriculture, according to ‘Chairman A. L. Nelson of the State _— . Pa ar : Summit streets, the But after he stated that in an| land exjends west 679 feet, how- interview Sunday, the committee huddled to iron out various ‘‘inter- pretations” of that part of the re- to builders, Dunitz and Klein. the re-zoning several weeks ago. age patton = east line. ‘te U. & —— They must have 60 -homes built Agriculture Secretary Ezra T, Benson arrived at the convention, a Grange spokesman said he had been invited and | ‘reached, Dunitz said. . "HA, Fair “View Hills, ~ Srange. as «mean, ly reduce total ‘production. 4 ; » ' Milford shopping area. | Zoning Enables Builders | in Milford to Provide’ They had presented a petition for Beginning at_E, Commerce and re-zoned ever, builders are restricted by council members. not to put a structure to within 200 feet of the west line and 170 feet of the and occupied before work on ~ big. shopping center can begin. So far, that quota has almost been People living in the new. Peach} ian wilereby ~ gated “by the ' oe * ficient ‘amount of’ land could be |gram. is almost a salle from the taken out of production to material-| new subdivisions to the present, —-twhich—the state—hopes to widen: MR. AND MRS. V. Virgil Delano Gunnarson, spoke wedding vows recently St., Pontiac. Grace, while the bridegroom Gunnarson of Kennedy, Minn. Kennedy, Minn. worn by the bride-for her wedding Its bodice and sleeves were formed and; Her veil of impor ed illusion His grandfather was minister | marrying the bride’s parents 33 | years ago in Bronson,. near A gown of Empire style was held by a pillbox ‘set with pearly) Mike: Gunnarson, land iridescents. She — white | bridegroom | from ot DELANO GUNNARSON 15 Attend Bridal Couple in Rochester Nuptials ROCHESTER — Mr. and Mrs. mums and lilies of the valley atop who her white Bible. in| Her sister, Mrs. Adam Fran- the St. John Lutheran Church, are kowski of Rochester, was her making their home at 385 Second matron of honor, and brides- | maids were her cousins, Lenora The bride is the former Inadel Lutz and Mrs. LaVern Ayres, Mildred Anderson, daughter of Mr. the bridegroom's sister, Marvilla. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, 2064 of a Minn., and Mrs. is, Gene Folk. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert! Junior bridesmaids were the |bride.s_ nieces, Beverly Frankowski ‘avd Debra Ann Lawrence, both of ficet man’ wes te sg “Jat the Orchard Lake-Cass Lake in-| — _iwith state officials. bridegrooin’s|its early meeting at Mrs. Donald brother, Glen ‘of Kennedy, and ushers were Ben Davis, of Detroit, Adam Frankowski, Clyde Law-'. —_ Gene-Folk,- Wet Roth the road is privately owned, bat the state has asked a 70-foot- wide right of way so that park- ing can be controlled. Going to state attention is the ~ef-the-Chamber-of Com-!__ of a directional-signal light tersection. Chamber members suggested the light to city commissioners, who referred the matter to the chief of police and traffic . engineer, Richard Hurtubise, for discussion ‘Also suggested to the city by chamber members was prohibi- tion of left turns ang U-turns in ~}the -middie—of-the--bleck,-n0 -bike—|- riding on sidewalks, and one-hour parking on one side of the street. Limit to parking is apg : ‘Council decided, because of. the) Se aan 7 in 8 goes oe ace the highway,| , SEING HER FIRST TURKEY — Margaret _—her intent look at the birds on’wire in cages at '| Treffler, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter the Harold Sinnock farm, 1075 General. Motors _ Treffler, 1941 North Milford Rd., takes her first road. Although she has lived ail her tite in the look at a live‘ turkey. Her fascination shows in eniatinta dn i: A came SPECIAL! sre -DINETT ES to four lanes from Telegraph to Jomimerce road with 13 per cent ‘Ifinancial help from the city, four li-foot lanes are planned. Cost. within Keego would be $290,940, | lwith the city’s share, $31,215. i In other, action Tuesday night, | Council approved an SDM license | for the Delmar Party Store, op- | erated by Peter Nix at 2804 Or- chard Lake road and recently | redone from a grocery store, and | authorized purchase of # new | road truck. | Tax statements will go out on) Dec. 10, with $58.70 per $1,000 val uation being charged. A maintenance man is to be hired for city hall care. ‘Mighty Few Group Slates Dec. 3 Session | ROCHESTER — A Dec. 3 meet- ing is slated by the ‘‘Mighty Few,” anew extension club that had aggu 1 . Selection Moore's home, 137 Alice Street ré-| THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1956 ¢ Now That They're Up, Sugar Sensitive Art Approves Ratings to World Chang “By EARL WILSON tems “Like Canal Crisis i NEW YORK — ‘Does Arthur Godfrey think TV ratings are) Bring Price Increases, mportant?” we asked one of his aides, who replied, “He ma did—till they went up recently!” but This Time Not vices él Faye Emerson’s new stage show, “Protective Custody,” nea] turntable sets which go so fast they may hurl Faysie out Into| the audience .. . Tony Curtis, shooting a movie here about a’ B'way columnist (titled “Sweet Smell of Success,” or, for short “Sweet Smell”), is working nights and until 7 a.m. Invited to a cocktail party, he replied, “Sure, if you could have it about| 9 or 10 a.m.” isugar has been soaring in the com-) j|modity markets in the heaviest! = ; trading in years. Why the sudden rise? The experts say it boils down |large ly to the fact sugar is one of | the commodities which historically lis sensitive to major world devel- * * * One of Johnny Mercer's lyrics in “Li'l Abner”: the President . state... Buta fella named Ben Hogan . . .:Walked right in through the front gate.” . A Florida sign says: “Help keep Florida green—bring money” .. . European cancellations are booming Florida | reservations . .. Jackie Gleason's chef and valet, Tony Amico, lost 30 pounds. He quit eating his own food. Un- fortunately, his boss didn’t. - * * * Anita: Ekberg’s husband, Tony Steel, threatens to punch. the nose of that Cuban sculptor who did Anita... . Jolie (Mama). Gabor was very, very sorry daughter Zsa Zsa blasted Marlene Dietrich—then denied she’d said it. Exact quote from Mama: “Dis is awful! So vy she denied it? Everybody deny everything vat’s in newspapers so vy you take it. so seriously? She is speak- ing so mwch, I vish I vouldn’t speak so much. Vy ve do it? Be-’ cause ve are vomans!” | | THE MIDNIGHT EARL... | Audrey Meadows is suffering virus and fever in Virginia... Portland Allen's back from Honolulu... Eve Arden is cutting short her N. Y. va- cation; her son was injured in an acci- dent in L. A... . El Meroeco duo: Dick Haymes and Kitty Kelly . .. Cleveland Amory will do the Gabors’ bio .. . Keefe Brasséile and Arlene DeMarco will get hitched during Christmas week . .. Dan- cer Lisa Drake joined’ the cast of “Fan- 2 i ny : “I went to see -erisis. Sources close to the big domes- Yo f NEW ON THE MARKET Rubirosa will bring his new bride, Odile Rodin, here next month , .. Gene Nel- “ son showed up at the Steve Allen TV’er __with his ex-pa-in-law and may reconeile with the ex-wife. . Of and running at the touch of a button LISA Moss Hart's putting together his auto- -say that the current upsurge in sugar futures prices is likely to bring only a modest rise, if any, in prices for sugar in the corner market, The big activity in the canea. ity markets has been centered for the most part in world contract ‘sugar, the futures which are not ‘eovered by the U.S. import quotas for the domestic market. Volume in this contract at the New York Coffee & Sugar Ex- ‘change has been running at the) NEWYORK u — The price of heaviest pace since post World War| week. ‘Il trading was resumed in 1948. iPrices have been surging to the) ihighest levels in the past three | four years. Hunger Strike ARDMORE, Okla. ®—C. C. Mc-| WALKIE TALKIE , $995 tenia 8 biography Rod Steiger says his psychoanalysis sessions haven't changed a thing—he still usually wears a leather jacket to night clubs .. . Comic Joe E. Ross, getting praise from some Lindy diners, sald excitedly, “You know, you're more intelligent than you look.” - . Genuine leath- Earl's Pearls... A girl always knows when the right man comes along. He's single. | oF be a Adjustable > blade, turning front wheels. 774 Steel chessis. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “In Nevada they serve up some- thing called ‘instant alimony.’ To make it, they just dissolve one marriage in court."—Jan Bart WISH I'D SAID THAT: The guy who doesn't see why Egypt and Israe] den't get along is the one who probably doesn't talk to his next-door neighbor.,.Elise Rhodes Herb Shriner recalls that his Army sergeant was fussy about how the beds were mace: “In fact, we spent more time makin ‘em than sleepin’ in ‘em.” That's earl, brother. \5 Extro-heavy leather body , belt, with fyll- amt 8iz@ tools. Nursing doll, bottle, bib, and y other accesso- é ~~. ries. Gift box. (Copyright 1956, The Halli Syndicate, Inc.) KNOW HOW 4 Cer pounding eq board for tots TO STRETCH A DOLLAR? $s : Runs on 2 fiash- light batteries. > All metal, with 4 énamel finish. = 1 : Woodburning. S a. § set: plaques, 2. BERWI ND | == Spend heating dollars for Berwind Briquets—get more uso'sle heat for your money. Fil your coal bin now! pictures cel Dis- 7-20 plastic keys. : " Black & creom Refugees to Fly Direct to Detroit | for Big Welcome garian-American citizens are mak- ing plans to receive about 70 refu- ‘Igees from the homeland who re- jportedly will be flown directly here lafter landing at New York next | * * & The Rev, Andrew Jacobs, presi- or dent of the Detroit chapter of the) \A merican Hungarian Federation, | said he has been informed the U.S. immigration service plans to me) ithe Detroit group here without the | & at! previously announced layover ‘Camp Rilmer; ak J. . He was supposedly busy with matters of opments. In this case, it’s the Suez Gehee, iadssore zookeeper, says| . the’s quit wrestling with Bennie, at- All 5,000 stungarian- refugees al-, pax: year-old black bear. Bennie got lowed into this country under a) tic refiners have a reassuring ‘hungry one day and tried to eat special quota were to stop over at | word few vu 8. housewives, They ‘him, iCamp Kilmer until they could be) DETROIT @ — Detroit's Hun-| ‘routed to. communities throughout the U, S. A reception is planned at the air- port here for the Detroit group. Medical aid will be on hand to care for the sick and wounded, Many of the refugees coming to Michigan will be met by friends and relatives, Father Jacobs esti- mated that 50,000 of the 1,000,000 \Hungarian- American families in. this: country tive in n Michigan. quality carpet IE FLOOR SHOP General Electric Portable Television \Just Donkey Feed OLYMPIA, Wash. #—James B.) Wilson-reported sqmething new in, the line of. political campaign ex-! at the same great 93-101 S. 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Made of mar- resistant select hardwood, fin- ished in light maple and black. Easy to keep clean. Table height: 18%”. Top: 7” x 22”. Compare at One Stand Serves as hilelael=T: Rack 4 TEA-VEE TRAY” TABLE SET. / Set of Farr priced! $ 6** $6.55 Trad: Allo wance on Old Toas CAMFIELD TOASTER Pay $1.50 dows! $1.25 weekly 14° SERVICE ‘SPECIALS Are we Tires Safe For Winter Driving? drums. TREO Vy see SQ YEAR SERVICE STORE | 0.§ 0. St 0. C ed Leif iN 6) ae wee En : jay wo a . tee , \ is Tee ft \ : " : 4 He ; ‘ P / i iA: ad Unit oP P. nreey BRAKE SPECIAL Add brake fluid and adjust brakes. as Reg. | 17 FREE FRONT END / CHECK With Purchase of Any Tire COX SSS 7) oS ASS = > SIXTY-SEX_ : wane. | wet PONTIAC PRESS.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1956 aioe Wendertl Ait a = Truck Drivers {5,000- Pound Bop in Eye e| : : isan F 2 Stern ae me os Strike Britain (OuESS $2,500 to Victim — Keep Your Eye On Kroger ; | have survived three pre vious 1,630,000 tons this year, & Fait LONDON (#—A .man who -was'orange was thrown at @ judge’ in + ates... They were married here time. record... aa ~* ? Ord to Pi iI] tit ter the “eye by $14,000 in-cash-the-court-of -the-appeal-in- Decem- . J rotest r er ° U has won a $2,503.20 damage ver- ber 1938’ without any great to-do One-Tenth of Vehicles. dict from a bank. ‘being made aborat it. | S WV . Be of Service | The judge agreed oat he him- . . ° Fo r ee « e aa mgs ee iself once laughed off a tomato) That was no orange, that’ was el Apo 4 fa fs ‘flung by an angry~ litigant (it'a tomato," said Lord Goddard. LONDON u—A thousand truck missed him anyway), but held “]_ was thrown at me and Lord drivers struck today to protest a that throwing money around isa ‘Justice Clauson and," he added: decision taking 10 per cent of the more serious matter. This is es- ‘reminiscently, “it hit Mr. Justice. government's industrial vehi@es ipecsalty rag - ort — @/Bennett, who was passing in the off the road because of the na-, cashier is ng the throw-'corridor at the time.’ — sooner ag —— SS on tion's fuel crisis. jing. cae | Turning back to the case in tar ri FLOOR SHOP . 98-101 8. Saginaw S216 The drivers are employes of the) hand, Lord Goddard ruled that nationalized British Road Service.) Harold Evans, 36-year-old em- the bank must pay Evans for his | ANOTHER NEW KROGER STORE OPENS WEDNESDAY NOV. 28, 9 A.M. 4370 DIXIE HIGHWAY AT SASHABAW ROAD IN DRAYTON PLAINS *; They haul general goods, and food-,Ploye of the London Electricity injury, : oO e a. a. t ® a i | a. a. = a” a". stuffs other than meat. Board, testified he went to the “I cannot hold,” he said, “that! : Sees & Several hundred meat transport Marylebone branch of the Midland 44, Evans knew that every time = ==mem workers struck briefly ago but re- ‘Bank in October 1953 to pick UP ne went into the bank they were ; lturned to their jobs after BRS Payroll. He was standing quietly, going to throw a parcel weighing : ‘withdrew the order for their par-/!" front of the cashier's windoW yo1, "pounds at him and trust to or ‘ticular field. jwhen 5,000 packaged I-pound notes 1-4 that he would catch it. I think’ * *¢ ®@ ihit him in the face. that is perfectly absurd. = = Even before the first gas ration| Evans-said-the-vision of his left! “This money was certainly = : ’ the SPOR I SMAN! ‘book was ready for issuance to- eye was permanently impaired. ling paid out in an wnorth>-| d : morrow, other Britons were feel-| Bank cashier Anthony ‘Taplin gox manner. 't would be absurd. ing the chilling effect of the ra- lsaid he lobbed the 12%- -pound bun- | to say it was being done to save tioning - order. dle over the counter to save time time.” | Most britons had expected {t|and to avoid disturbing the loose, since the, closing of the Suez Ca- ‘gash he had ving eae: All Kroger stores in Pon- nal sharply reduced the supply of) ___ |Drowns in Drain Ditch - tiac join in this Gale f oil from the | Middle East. “I had bees we this with, Grand Opening Celebra- LuV 1oOY Evans every other week for about) BAD AXE W—Mrs. Helen M. tion. Plan now to get 1} ( YC ie ] Aatomnobie. rete was thinner’a year," said Taplin. Jahn, 40-year-old widow, drowned in on the terrific sevings ; } during the rush hour, Thousands} ‘‘Did he shout ‘Catch’?’’ Lord in a drainage ditch Tuesday on her'| at all Kroger stores in \ ; left their cars at home, Buses and Chief Justice Goddard asked) farm home five miles southwest of Peatios a \trains were more crowded. iEvans. ‘ Bad Axe. Her body was found by) : Garages were swamped by qu-| “No,” replied the aggrieved|a search party that was organinzed| ‘tomobile owners wanting to make messenger. after her four children returned | sure of a full tank, There was an| Counsel for the bank then re-/from school and reported their, | upsurge in sales of drums and) minded Lord Goddard that “‘an!mother missing. | other containers. | The plan is to limit motnariote to gas for an average 200 miles, try , lof driving per month and sharp- ; ily reduce fuel supplies for indus- , BURTON BINOCULARS ‘try and home heating. Britons be- gan figuring how many miles they coul t on their gasoline allow- 2 on a 30-day, no-risk trial pong how oa take homes! ;might be = winter. | @ ; If not 100% satisfied with these glasses, return them | * ¢ | ) undamaged in 30 days and receive full refund. YOU Most sewusepars accepted the’ CAN'T LOSE. decision as necessary if unpleas- 3 ant, One exception was the Com-. r FINEST QUALITY —Achromatic lenses for razor-sharp view- munist Daily Worker which said: | ing. All internal optics hard coated. Featherweight mag- “Oust the robbers.” nesium bodies. S-YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE—We make good any defect 2 Hurt in Cave-ln | @ 8 ° on workmanship or materials for five years. | DETROET ee =—Twe_sece wore! LIFETIME SERVICE PLAN—After expiration of guarantee, all buried when walls of a 12-foot. service performed at cost in our laboratory. sewer trench collapsed on them Tuesday in Dearborn Township ie A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD IN LAYAWAY , but fellow workmen dug them out | within minutes. Vito Vitaliano, I CAMERA 4, suffered possible internal in- SHOP juries. Vincenzo Francesconi, 29, @ @ i) i / “ _was released after first aid. | . 2 57 W. Huron St. FE 5-6615 1 Fight US. 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GL_BUDGET TERMS | FRIDAY N pis rentaser ane $1395 | ete tier SIE cee eae # ~*~ HO) HOCK “Furniture Ot APPLIANCES I NU i‘ \ 7 i. / } fies {4 a a oe a a i te ae ie Bes oe ad. Si ie a ai ls ee ie, i a | ee a li . af : 3 Cpe bees Sims +t Bt 4 ; ; = pian Salts: \, ae : 2 : { . ms, . ' a . : : os : : ! THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 SIXTY-SEVEN 3 institutes to. get le to Pe “ will be able to accept an invitation Digs ana Cats Get Better satenies rig © ant Fy May Put Teenagers. SoontoUnveil [mica Jit Ch oh ‘ Good Food "at Ri ht Pri “Somebody,” he said, “ Murals of Ike ‘The murals were the gift of the | iminy r mas! g rice in tcp oat oak sees on Youth Commission}: s National Academy of Design 4 H bby Kit xy I Chi f N into a package cheap enough for. in Abilene which selected Louise Bouche of a . s le. eed of Aging se ‘ALBANY, N.Y. (State Sen. New York and Ross Moffett of Is the Perfect Gift!!” “In the meantime, he added, Sch Tho C Geemeld anys there, rE, Ban. GA saries of Eoeeecowre, Mass., to do the entists are comin and more murals depicting the life of Presi-, OW _ LANSING ( — Canned dogfood, for 25 cents, yet it has far more to Ee cacalcn Oat wwe" are the SHould-be-youths.on.the New York|dent Eisenhower will be __un- The scenes were done on ca MOSAIC FINGER catfood, beef stew, fish and spa- food value than this can of fish Product of what wr eat.” \State Youth Commission. . .- \veiled in: Abilene, his ‘boyhood | Vas, then cemented to the walls. TILE SETS PAINT SET ghetti were used as exhibits yes- that cost 21 cents.” He said adults had a tendency|home, Saturday. . + terday’ in a public tearing on| The dog food hk “ | And they aa Ra that some 44 deal with problems of ‘youths| Sam R. Heller, president of the) Three-fourths of all American $300 98. $ 3 problems of the aged. m os © said, WAS of the most common ailments of; without ‘consulting them. Eisenhower Foundation, said it/homes have electric toasters, 90 per os ‘Dr. Hugh Robins, lcheaper and yet far more nutrit- elders—notably hardening of the ™ was doubtful, because of interna-,cent have electric irons, 80 per Pe ug director of the ious than the beet stew. jarteries—are closely associated He said he would introduce @ tional affairs, that the President’ cent electric washers. ss . oo iy Health Depart-| . : with diet. bill in the 1957 State Legislature “CRAFTINT” Paint $4001.$ 8 “the legislative pe RE pace | of a snes side was ae rl h betw od Fg Ae ee eee ee ee .. ! eac! een as problems ‘of the aged with a for old folks. But be said too many Gets News From Cairo | nonvoting members of the ple, s | Me ae ee —— goods. ~~~ ‘\Oldsters are eating great quanti- mission. | | : Diesen gyn his turn to testify, |ties of cheap, high carbohydrate! BATTLE CREEK @® — Saad)’ ‘the commission-is charged with | J | oming Soon to the FLOOR SHO ; @ Tolecroft Sets ............-- $1 98 to $3 98 e unloaded the groceries on a food in an attempt to stay within Abdou, an Egyptian journalist prevention of juvenile delinquency, = : table surrounded by startled com- their budgets. |working for the Battle Creek News|and administering state aid to ) | Of lO OED FD E00 OM es eee a mittee members and made this And one of their favorites is and Enquirer, learned Tuesday local governments that operate. comment: canned spaghetti—high in carbo- that his home in Cairo was de- youth facilities, “We do more research in de- |"¥arates and low in food value. {\stroyed by incendiary bombs but! veloping nutritious dog and cat “I don't know anyone whe got) his wife and two children are safe.| Virginia has given the nation: . carpet the same great. savings! food than we do in finding good a balanced ration for humans into Abdou, ‘a gradu..te student of the eight sons who became Presidents, rE toon aHOP 99-101 S. Saginaw FE 45216 2 |) food that can be bought cheaply. a single can except the Army,’ Ceiverety of Michigan, has been'of the United States. They are) by sldsters. 'Robing said.” unable to reach Cairo by telephone Washington, Jettersn, Matson SE Tega ee mm : “Thi “We see the meat institute trying or cable since Middle East hostil- Monroe, Harrison, Tyler, see BSBEBEBEEBEEBEBEEHEBEE SE SB aia = __ this cat food sells two cans'to Bet people to eat meat, _ dairy ities began Oct. 2. land Wilson, ) f FAMOUS INNERSPRING _ Values to $69.50 sa, j x From ———— 1 £ mg i Age ae j : if = We Feature: | 410 "1957 MODEL DUOLOUNGE [Isom SO sass] sete, RGA f! 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OOo a — ee See 2 Se eB eB ee ee ee eee eee wneanamaasaannanaam i atin: ieucies soneseey Fo tatetetetatet ssaaiak wonqeees , " — . — e — " er eee . Rae GS Saeed om me ee pean = meme cone i"$970 FISCHER 11 All-Metal Folding | i oo . WM Mat SUETT ASE: = DESKS — |} Occasional 3 : if } |) a] a aide ' Ai i: 1, H : SOFA and CHAIR |; stl a : Vee 2 « 8 - Serevereremn | Out they gol 13 CHAIRS : 1 £ . : a ’ . * _THE PONTIAC PRESS” ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 3 : ~ gan be issued before the refugee! £ sixrY.nIGHT US. May Double Number of Refugees WASHINGTON (INS)—The U. S.) may double the number of Hungar-/Tax Lax Convictions Jain Feligees being admitted to this Reach Record tevel eee Oe Det ther See. WASHINGTON—The Justice De- ely PepnEER sources stated partment’s Tax Division reports that the department is considering) tat a record 445 persons were con- the admission of about 10,000 Hun-'victed of criminal violation of the garians. Internal Revenue laws during the They said the number to be ad-/first six months of 1956 compared mitted depends on how miany visas/with 389 in the first half of 1955 and 305 in the like period of 1954: OPEN 6:45 MA 4-2151 - TONIGHT SS reli act Gt 198% dies 00 Dee. 31. and 14,000 escapee ‘Visas are lereltable for eligible persons in Germany and Austria. “SEVEN MEN eee lo = TTA SKY Drive-In§ On this Thanksgiving let us” genuinely express our gratitude for all we have... this will make it our Mést Pleasant Thanksgiving Day. Oe ce estimated that, between § Hearings Slated Ml MINIATURE gr Boles. ye i. AANAESTHESIA 1S PRACTICED BY MANY - echt: Fs Rt THEI NUMBED BODIES IN A CELL ‘ALONG WITH ONE OF HEK EGGE.... THUG PROVIVING FREGH FOOD FOR A NARCOTIC INTO A SNAIL TO PERFORM JAN OPERATION---THE OPERATION OF SNAIL FORK VINNER. on Foreign Aid |. Group to Re-examine Present U.S. Policies in Closed Sessions WASHINGTON @® — The House "Foreign Affairs Committee said m| today it is calling seven witnesses | next week for a second round of, f hearings in its re-examination of # | U.S. foreign aid policies. | -| The closed-door sessions set for. Monday through Wednesday are) the first to be held by the com-| mittee since a series of recent in- ternational events which afe .ex- pected to influence the new Con- gress’ attitude toward the multi- “Witnesses coiled - Monday are, Paul H. Nitze, president of the Foreign Service Educational | Foundation, who formerly held, several Defense and State Depart- ment posts; and retired Air Force, Lt. Gen, Elwood R. Quesada, who: has also been an executive of air- coon SPIDERS AND SEALS WAGP LARVA WHEN IT HATCHES. end of this year, will preside at), ; eT ee" Pgpular in Jamaica |. KINGSTON, Jamaica — Invented by a Jamaican, a novel instrument called the bambasax is widely used empirntianiannd _ foreian aa program. is retiring from Congress. at the the. — a d Deawer “Reflex Good SAN DIEGO, Calif. # — A bure- lar used a physician's reflex ham- mer—the little one he taps your knee with to make your leg —at the office of Dr. Jacob Wenig. The thief tapped the desk drawer. Eas oo ee $200 ‘inside. bounce by musicians here. It is @ saxo- phone made of bambeo with a matchbox. From the Fabulous “CONGO CROSSING” “HARDER THEY FALL’ — noon sessions Tuesday were: | Chester Bowles, former ambas- gador to India; Dr. Norman §.' Buchanan, director for social sci- ences, Rockefeller Foundation; and Dr. Emilio G. Collado, treas-/ uref, Standard Oil Co. of New Jer- sey. Called for Wednesday were: pr.| Roy Blough, professor of interna- tional business at Columbia Uni- versity; and Dr. Cornelis W. De-! kiewiet, president of the Univers] —New—York.— Tue GLOW WORM muecte | GOLDEN DRUMSTICK Box Dinners Distributed by = Features Syddicate. Our hope is yours will be such. NOW thru “SATURDAY Open : MATINEE TODAY °= | Hollywood Headlines JACK PALANCE- EDDIE ALBERT ft marches with the handful of great battie pictures! “MASSACRE” ix Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Bik. North of Telegraph. FE 5-4500 ~~ CLOSED. TONIGHT} STARTS FRIDAY | The Screen’s Hottest ‘ Star Turns On the Heat! | JUNCTION GARDNER - GRANGER FRANK SINATRA “JOHNNY CONCHO” HOLLYWOOD \#—Julie Wilson, | }passed her uy: . mo 1 had just” about Riven up hope,” she remarked. | What a silly notion. \ers. \pictures of me, I took one look ‘at my hips and decided modeling wasn’t for me,’ Chanteuse | a — Gets Film Break By BOB- THOMAS- | her remarkable figure encased in) a $2,000 beaded gown, has finally made it te the movies. * me The gorgeous chanteuse is film- jing her first Hollywood picture, | “This Could Be the Night.” It's a wonder she hasn't made jit before now. For over a decade, iher beauty and sultry style have! [made her_a_hit-on- the night-club jcircuit, But the movies strangely, * A figured, ‘maybe IT wash’t right for movies.” She can sing and she has a lovely face plus a figure that--would-—-have ‘been likened fo an hourglass it janother era. “I’m just under 5, feet 7 and generally weigh 128) ,’ she explained. ‘People ‘seem to like me this way — sort of filled out. They think it makes ‘me more appealing. - The seied eS, comes natural- ‘ly to her, since she's a corn-fed| gal from Omaha. She got her first) } professional chance at 16 — a role in “Knickerbocker Holiday.” Then she took off with a touring com- pany of Earl Carroll's Vanities. She-made~a-—stab at modeling, | applying for work with John Pow- “But when they took some _ a Next came = cneia at the Copacabana. She likes to recall that Paul Douglas was appecrinz there as straight man for Bert Wheeler. She and Douglas - are ‘appearing together in “This Could! |Be the Night.” Keep Your Eye O For... Value KROGE 4370 DIXIE tiac join in this Gala Grand Opening Celebre- _ tion. Plan now to = “at all Kreger. stores, in ANOTHER NEW. OPENS WEDNESDAY NOV. 28,9AM. = | AT SASHABAW ROAD IN DRAYTON PLAINS - _All Kroger stores in Pon- _ tid n Kroger s $| R STORE +AIGHWAY \ \ + Jutie—-made—a—hit- asa satoon} Eyreve_he_ 4 national cooperation—and—proposed- stressed a need for peapiages sist Cooperate, | improvement in the economic and [social condition of the Egyptian noted as a shan anc independent a i Wes ae ae ae Ok ee ee ee | Delivered Free . eene Returns, | Coll FE 8-0483 ulie Wilson Bids Europe Good-by PARIS w — Gen. Alfred M. |Gruenther has said goodbye to has known as] singer and has been a big draw) Allied commander in chief and in clubs from here to London. To) flew home to the United States ifurther her dramatic career, she| Gruenther will pause in Ottawa ihas been a replacement for Joan|for a farewell visit to the Candians iDiener in “Kismet” and Janis and then will fly to Washington) Paige in “Pajama Game’’ on where he ig scheduled to land Fri-| Sc er cat Broadway. These roles helped day. bring her film Seber | At the airfield to see Groenther| ~ jolt was U.S. Air Force Genam, Julie is ee her own ward-'Lauris Norstad, who officially robe eg pidge ees | took over from Gruenther- yester- wardrobe it is t ack day as supreme commander AL gown she was zipped into. Tt has ied powers Europe. thousands of tiny beads sewn on ‘ b t She shige a sg aad coke. ond’ Columbia is the only South Amer- figures they're worth it, ‘jean country with ports on the At- “This kind of gown has become !28tic and Pacific. EE a Sat, “Seabee Jet” & “Southwest Passage” « Thru SAT. ae se | SuBMARINE | HOLDEN - OLSON = BENDIX - TAYLOR @ 'EAGLE. a COMMAND a trademark with me,” she said., “When I come out on a night club} floor, the women appreciate ten) this gown is.” Wont Let Eavot ww Become Pawn | | - Nasser Vows Nation Will Stay Free, Shun All Foreign ‘isms’ Gala -DOM Holiday 27K Show! CAIRO #® — President Nasser yowed today he never will be- come the pawn of any power, He ,|said Egypt is determined to maintain both political and ideo- logical independence. “I vow I will not. become the stooge or satellite or pawn—or& hirling of anybody," Nasser said in a ——— i * ' Egypt wilh remain free of all ~~ y " Se seins’ YouR MOLIDAY | BY aaa ey ee / 5 we eo eme we & —— eon ne foreign ideologies ‘‘such as Marx- ism, fascism, racism, colonialism, imperialism and atheism, all of! which incidentally are European in origin,” ~ wrote. * * Nasser pledged himself to inter- y Pin ore RICHARD EGAN DEBRA PAGET arid tntee Stucinig “ELVIS PRESLEY LOVE ME TENDER Cine xe tional law to meet the heeds of ‘“‘the complex modern world.” Denying he is trying to create, ‘an Arab empire or trying to dom-| ‘inate such an empire, Nasser | ‘said: “The concept of Arab imperial-'—. ism is foreign fiction or foreign’ propaganda.” He reiterated -hig government: inténds to improve the economic | and ‘social conditions of its peo-| iple but said the task is hindered | ‘till certaia highly inflammable |problems are solved.” Parallel to his emphasis on na- tional ependence, Nasser Feature Presented « 1: 25-3: 25-8: 25-7:28-0 125 .. M, ——Added Treats|—— N Tom and Jerry CinemaScope - “THE EGG AND JERRY” _j[ ... OtnemaScope Travel... _ “GODS OF THE ROAD” Latest! World News = < * ih 2 4 + « fees \ ON Santee See ge ee eet BS ae ae ee oe ee ee Be ese + a eS eee ats , neste ork _ SHE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956. —_ — thanesgiving,” he — spot two DONALD DUCK 2 ae eae ae = Se Bee ae ian Tat. Fa ge Ay ¥ \ Ii | ie CEE “sc oe oe om “I think having two Thanks- a. sip a) URGED! Blessed State of Texas |Siic'a' Mines) | y, —Z2 Thanksgiving Days athe a fea ; givings? In this place there's only DALLAS (® — Texas is blessed| People who wanted their tradi-/°Me 1 w= the-tny_ the with two Thanksgivings this year, to stay put cried out. Texans|A@sies Play Texas U. No other state can make that/called it federal intervention. -@ 9 claim. (Congress got around to making “The banks and post offices _ Texans can take their pick —jthe “fourth Thursday’’ offi may be closed Nov. 22, but every- Nov. 22.0r Nov. 2. te ae, body will wonder why.” wets this ~— thank Frank Texas. gov picked . the Waco's Mayor D. T. Hicks pro- § the U.S. Con- : , claimed what he called a ‘States gress, the Texas Legislature and Ter Legiete carne gt 9 fax ad Rights Thanksgiving” for Nov. 29. nt See ee. Tgovernors’ hands in 1951 by The conflict strikes into the . | naming the “last Thursday.” home.” Many fathers will observe! prs FD bounding So until someone rewrites the the 22nd because that’s the day| BS days that year, He announced that!isiature backs down, Texas will “hildren will observe the 29th in) BRS the third Thursday would be!nave two Thanksgivings on years, ™08t places. - at Thanksgiving. when November has five Thurs-| Generally speaking, federal ag-| Bieg He hoped to make merchants) days. encies, the armed services and especially thankful. His plan was : a ae many fetail stores will observe to allow a greater spread between) What do Texans think about it? the first holiday, Christmas and Thanksgiving so| Wick Fowler of Dallas said he! shoppers would have more time)is violently opposed. | The VU. 8S. division of forestry for yule buying. “I'm a sentimental fool about was established in 1880. i so SF = a THE COMMUNITY OWES You) Sxl YOU_NEVER WENT HATLESS Pater THANKS dco 1}\ EVEN ON WARM DAYS feo THEN ue L MEAN FOR GETTING ONE DAY YOUR HAT BLEW THAT CREW CUT, OR TAIL. )7| OFF, EXPOSING THAT BARREN, CUT, OR WHATEVER iT 1s ‘GLEAMING EXPANSE OF DRUMSKIN, STRETCHED eee sorpteaaalh sbi-ph pics ory ee Py # ff ‘ad *. AA SKULL + TOO BAD/ | is 3 | —_——] I WISH YOU'D | LISTEN WHEN T’M- TALKING — eee eee ee Cee ee CBUSHMIALEO— By Leslie Turner mre, ASS We 1 tS te : ~~ ° : S'S os vase by NCA Sercict, tne, Tt Ring UE. Pet OF im, 8 Sey —.. OUT OUR WAY \TOMAKE Hit MORE EAGER WIN MY APPROVAL! THE ATTENTION r._ SOMETIMES I THINK HIS BITTERNESS: HAS fi | Hii i PA,TD GO OUTANDHELP _ HU) WEtH TH’ CHORES BUT 1 WANT i} tl "TO. SOAK UP ALL THIS VANISHIN : Ni | : {! ‘ \ tly Hb == : 0 4)1) 0) KIND OF TN FOIL AND ALL : dite” TH’ SMELLS ARE SUCKED OUT ®Y A GADGET ANID ' THEY PASS APPETIZERS } : ra ; oo = san A? { >. _ Cie) = vas" tid 2 VT ; 7 oF ON: -_ ~~ pat at a al fs. Os, 2 6 AA hae FRANKIY, ORS. SMITH, I. 7 fd. Fup ees MZ JAK WEST'S ENLISTING ( s* Ba > = \ ( ‘ —-s— \ % - # OG ————s = | e f mr \ ==> 1p) Si ‘ . 4 4 ) 4 : 4 # ~_ 4 nite . = 3 DON'T KOS DART RAP- ae = 72 6hCU b : PENED, BOT TRIS MORDING - ~ AE P WEST 18 FULL OF SOME r AN] NONSENSE ABOUT SOn- =e Pranw' BD SS RE eee = : : ~~ neo BIT Rwiiians. WHEN YOU'D LOVE To LIVE FOREVER Beatin MS 2 (DONT CHANGE \ SUBJECT. } ( C DIXIE DUGAN is /\\ eo WILL YOU PLEASE || [VA SEE, 1 HAV ueuTer LEAD ME PAST se. ENOUGH T’ PAY Wr OILLe = ete SOMETHIN IN ' | yy THOSE WINDOWS. [] | |COULON’T RESIST. #yT H * * + 4 + eh a a ee TN ee ae ne eS ' said | f » By JAMES L. KILGALLEN “GAMP KILMER, N.J. (INS) — Today was truly a day of thanks- giving for the first group of 60 - refugees flown to Amer- ica after having escaped from their plagued and plundered homeland. They gratefully accepted the ’ warm hospitality of Camp Kilmer, where they are quartered pending) the time when they will leave for the homes of their sponsors -in| various parts of the country, Seme of them left for New York to visit friends but . the large majority — somewhat be- wildered bat happy — remained here at “Camp Mercy” to enjoy TV, the radio, free reading ma- terial and eat a hearty Thanks- giving dinner of roast turkey, cranberry sauce and all the trimmings. Mrs. Imre Hercides of Gyor.| Hungary, who is now safe in Amer-) ica with her husband, her 13-year-) old daughter and her crippled 16- year-old son, best expressed the | feelings of the escapees. * * * | She said this group of 60—the, of some 5,000 yet to come | to the US.A—are “overwhelmed by the goodness of you Ameri- cans.’ They were amazed, she Said, as they were transported by bus — from McGuire Air Force Base, where they landed, over the | beautiful countryside of New Jer- | sey to Camp Kilmer to see the | pretty, well-kept homes, the love- ly landscape and the many shiny | polar She and the others were im- pressed particularly by seeing that the people in America are -‘so free.” Everywhere she saw people! talking freely among Se ae “And now, " she exclaimed, are free.” NEWSMEN MEET REFUGEES Into a big auditorium at Camp) Kilmer last night, a half dozen of the refugees were brought before | newsmen for interviews. County Deaths Mrs, Sophia K. Strudley WALLED LAKE-—Service for rs, Sophia K. Strudiey, 82, 8700) mmerce Rd., will be at 1:30) .m. Saturday at Richardson-Bird pel with burial in Grand Lawn Cemetery, Detroit. She died at her home yesterday morning. Surviving are two children, Mrs. wel Patterson, of Walled Lake alter J. Strudiey Jr., of De- one grandson. | RFORD TOWNSHIP — Wilbur A. Campbell, 73, Rd., who died Tues- day, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow Paley Funeral Home. Burial be in_Oak Grove Cemetery in eta, Ohio. Mae Humble, 87, 7726 Eliza- e Rd., who was dead on, arrival at Pogtiac General Hospital °° at 3 a.m. todhy, will be completed, Chapel of Walled Lake. limate.$100 Loss From Auto bout $100 worth of clothing walt from an unlocked ai yesterday at Water ; , streets, Pontiac police Tt Rhesvictigt Mrs. Bernice Metz-* ” ger,of 43-Gateway Rd. said two x éreses, “a Woman's raincoat, four palts’ of men's trousers and a man's sweater were taken, A Standard hervet as required by) the U. S. must have a total capac- x -ity.-of—not—leas—than 7,056. cubic. inches. |Municipal Judge Robert C. Bald- | win. =e put on 90 ‘days probafion and ipaid $15 court costs after pleading} Rummage |Nov. 24th from 8 tol p.m. Adv. Fora Mae Humble wc eORTA A RD TOWNSHIP —'x. ral” ngements for Mrs.|! ith’-wervice at the Richardson-|};5° Miksa Kamini of Czorna, Hungary, reporters as his wife, Madalena, attired in a frayed cloth coat. | Judith was dressed in boys pants, and papa Kamini wore an old leather jacket and rubbers. Kamini said he had seen none of the fighting in Hungary, but that when he heard people were being deported to Soviet Russia he de- cided to flee with his family, It was a pathetic sight to see give a halting interview before 150 his daughter, Judith, 8, and his oF Through a military interpreter,) goes Set _THE. PONTIAC PRESS. : THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 22, 1086 - — . They escaped in a “shuttle-serv- ice” truck to the border and made their way out into Austria, — pltality | icon them: in 4 F i » Josef Mate, 34, a Jesuit. student, said that for five years he had been in a concentration camp. At the height of the revolt, he slipped out of Hungary and made his way to Vienna, He now plans to spend several days in New York visiting the Rev. Andrew Varga, professor of ethics at Fordham University’s school of The Rev, Imre Gabos, 48, a a * 4 Seminary. in Woodstock, Ma, to complete his studies for the priest- Tidy Tidings for itdars Twenty-four of the refugees who were sponsored by United Hias (Hebrew service), planned to visit Lodge Calendar Special communication Pontiac Lodge No. 21, F. & A. M. to confer M. M. . Pri., Nov. 23rd, 6:30 p. m. uel E. Smith, W. M. —Adyv. News in Brief Robert Comfort, 26, of 27183 Be- langer, Roseville, was committed \to 20 days in Oakland County Jail ‘after pleading guilty to drunk driv- ling yesterday before Hazel Park Norman Chastain, 55, of 436 Rochester Rd., Oxford Township, guilty to a charge of assault and battery yesterday before Avon Township Justice Luther C. Green. Frahk Chaffin, 18, of 224 Hospital ‘Rd., and Merman Merglewski, 20, iof 7105 Ormond Rd., Milford Town- © ship, received minor injuries this morning in an accident at Grass Lake Rd. and Hill Rd. If your friend's in jail and needs |bail, Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031.) —Adv. WHAT NEXT? — Passengers of the luxury-liner Lurline stand. in bewilderment amid their luggage while van line workers try to cape wan a — ordinarily handied by dock workers. ‘The scene sale, 128 W. Pike, Sat., Leok! Farmer Shop Rite Mar-| ket will have fresh dressed poultry, for your holiday. 484 Auburn Ave. FE 2-0119, FE 2-0110. —Adv./ Bring the kids, see Aunt Jemima in person Friday and Saturday lat Nick’s Shop- Rite Market, 263 D Auburn Ave. —Adv. MARKETS DETROIT PRODUCE The following pas sore sales o o' Prices Priday were: bu 1 3.3004 00 eae a ey ; ~ u. Apples roi a Fancy, 380° bu: Ne. b. 148-2.25, bu. tay Jonathon, Pancy, 3.86 bu; No. 1, 7.50-3.00 bu. Apples, A Pancy, bu; WN Apples, Northern No. 1, 00 ples, Snow, eye bu. Apples, Wolf River, No. 1. To Press Charges ‘Louisiana where police say he fled | + - for a .32 caliber revolver, has been, -+Oakland County Jil. u.| have been taken. bu. claims he quarreled with his wife’ _Mo.1,| because he was leaving her. The. for Shooting Wife Charges will be pressed tomor- rial Assistant Prosecutor Robert . Long said, against Herbert B. Montgomery, 52, of 475 Arthur St., who police- claim admitted acci-| dently shooting his wife of one, jmonth last Oct. 29. Montgomery, brought back from’ We Sell after fatally wounding elizabeth | Montgomry, 37, during a tussle held without benefit of bond in ar wipe tools place yesterday it San Franciere, currentiy in the grip of a.Y gigantic strike. Dock crews are — only military and perish- «Early Dividends on Way for Lucky. Stockholders - NEW YORK # — Christmas is 8 E A cheery flow of year-end and extra dividend payments has started from the board rooms where directors of a sizable num- -+ber of corporations are tallying jup the year’s business and the prospects for 1957. * * 6 ; The tide is expected to increase after Thanksgiving. Many directors like to wait until they have a good idea of the en- tire year’s record before handing out largesse to the shareowners— and some boards wait until Jan- uary. Many boards are finding plenty for which to be thankful tomor- wow. tn jest three aaye Giractors 4 in the same period in 1955, have declared dividends on 189 issues of stocks. Ten voted year end payments and 16 voted extra dividends. In 11 other eases, without mentioning the approaching yule season, they increased the payment above that previously paid. Holders of five) ; other stock issues got special div-' coming early for some lucky) ttockholders, idends. And one corporation re- sumed quarterly dividend pay- ments on common stock after a lapse of 25 years. Not. all agrcsentares are. as” Two com ee aoe. in line with the pinch on their profits this year for one cause or another. And one big company sending out year end dividend checks isn’t — them at this year as — By a ioe of stockholders the year end generosity of directors puts an icing on a year that has |been very tasty. The Commerce Department re- ports that in the first 10 months - ot the year cash dividend pay- mente by American corporations came to 8% billion dollars, which is about one billion more than was or an increase of 13 per cent. * = It has also been a good year for stock splits, which most ,stock- holders find pleasant, and for stock dividends, nine of the latter having been declared in the last three days. -- Mote tho heme of Wo bergains tp Postias offers ality carpet. at the same THE 99-10) S. FLOOR SHOP wat savings | augll What We Advertise No switching . . . no gimmicks! Just honest-to-goodness values! Our business has continued to expand over the years because we hove adhered to the policy of honest values and honest advertising. 1—cash. 2—Layaway. 3 WAYS TO BUY: 3—No money down, as low as $1.25 weekly! OPEN Long said several statements | In them, Long said, Montgomery. 00-3.80 bu. Apple sbicer. 2.00°3.80 é-gal. shooting took place at their home, ane ars, mney, 2.00 bu; No. 1,/ wi ’s body w: | S00-3.5b be. Quince, Ma’ i S.ecks0 be | Tere the Woman's body was dis 21x32-Inch VEGETABLES: Beets, Wo. 1. 75-80 dau, Covered Nov. 3+ DOUBLE BOWL t) &, ‘oO . . . 4 No. 1, 1.25-1.75 ee 1 135. . 1% iis bu. Cabbage, Curly, No. i, 1.10 bu. Cabbage, Red, No. 1. ‘Cabbage, Sprouts, No. 1, 3-1.28 bu abbage, Standard Varie qr. ‘Ne. 80 bu. Carrots, hay aay “ar lo. 1, 1 35- 1 “ts bu. Carrots, dos. behs.| N utifiower, No. 1, $0002 230 dos. core Peaes, 250 4- to 6-doz. — *. snipe, 1, sds i, 1.80 00-1.50) 00-1.50/ Are dishes, Hothouse doz. behs. Squash, Acorn, No. . bu. Squash, Butternut, No. 1, 1. bu. Squash, Delicious, No, 1. 1. ad u. Squash, Hubbard, No. 1, 1.00-1.50 b Tomatoes Wothouse, No. 1, 2.25-2.75 10. . basket. Turnips, No. 1. .90-1.25 doz Ibens. Turnips, Topped, No. 1, 1.00- 1.80 bu. LETTUCE AND = AD GREENS: Cel- 2 ‘arrest No. 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. Endive, , 1.00-1.56 bu. Endive, Bleached, No. | i ° 9 bs. 2.75 bu. Escarole, No. 1, 1.06-1.50 bu.. Escarole, Bleached, No. 1, 2.25-2.76 bu. Lettuce, Bibb, a 4 + ms - 50 = |basket, Lettuce, Leaf, 1, 1.50 jLettuce, Romaine. No. art 150.2 00 bu. GREENS: —. ba mu .15-1.25 be. Collard, No. 1, .75-1.25 bu. Kale, No. 1, 1.00-1.25 bu. Mustard No. ‘1, .73-1.25 bu —- No 1.00-1.50 bu. Swiss ae be 1, 1.00- 138 bu. Turnips, No. .1$- i 25 bu. |. EaGs: Large. . 50- 16.50 "30-doz. case: ‘Medium, 11.00-i2 oe: Small, 7.60-8.50. &: County UF Official Stainless | Steel i| Kitehen SINK “i fo Take New Post Dwyer C. Sump, exefutive - di-| tion with the Greater Muskegon ‘Community Chest. Sump, of 1821 Ardmore Ave.,| \ ‘Royal Oak, also has been director lof the North Macomb County United Fund. He has coordinated ‘drives in 15 townships and been iin charge of county-wide budgeting. BATH SETS Thelodes We urge you to compare this outstanding Special Purchase Reg. $69.95 “hk” Grade, not crate marred. Compare. this value! 30-GALLON GAS HOT: _WATER HEATER. We WHILE THEY 30-Gal. Water “7 e Glass Lined 3-PC. WHITE LAST! Heater | 9* REG. $134.50 VALUE 6-ft. tid, Wash basin end —ctoset. ‘I Thought They Wouldn’ 7 Find Me,’ says Youth Lost Five Days in Wilds — MUNISING @® — For 14-year-| 04 PSrl"Marmon, the worst of it was—the—five freezing nights — eVén above facing a bear at 20 f¢et witha puny shotgun and be- ing scafed ‘Bari is still recovering in aj Munising hospital fro mthe frost- bitten hands and feet he suffered) while being lost in Upper Michi- gan woods for five days, until out on a stretcher by a see ‘ing party Tenetey s, Wnts is ows he tells: Thursday, opening day of. the logs. He says frankly from his ‘hospital bed that he didn’t think \he’d ever be found. “I wanted to cry once, I was so seared,” Eari said. “But I was so frozen I couldn’t cry.” On frostbitten feet, he kept try- ing to find his way through the near frozen swamp. “T fell all the time,” he said. Then I couldn't get up. I'd have to wait a minute everytime I fell, Argus Cameras Go ‘to Sylvania Electric ANN ARBOR — Argus Cam- eras Inc. of Ann Arbor will become the property of Sylvania Electric |Products Inc. on Jan. 2* 1957, The move was approved by Argus stockholders yesterday. One share of Sylvania common stock will be exchanged for each ry the cuisine stock ‘Noted! — ~ ane, Li f \ “I kept stumbling and falling.’ oo 4 ee ee BRITE Finish bargin. Sump formerly was director of We offer an outstanding selection of cabinets ithe Highland Park Community Reg. $ 95 COMPLETE WITH 95 for kitchen or bath, along with formica tops in “Center. A graduate of Wayne State $69.95 ALL A-GRADE ee Pounry | Warrenty: $ 95 choice of colors and patterns. ‘University, he holds a master’s, NOW | rin Edison Approved. | Now and wall cabinets. degree from the school of eee ian a ik oe . |work there. —" ,~ -~He—plans—to-take—over.the nw — . SE ea ee ge post Dec. : . COLORED BATH SETS Double Door | 21x32-Inch anaes tub, ywash basin, $ 95 Ww. ASH 2 Compartment ee complete with 99 Cement ; 2 Compartment a ‘S-GRADE fittings. B ASIN S LAUNDRY TRAYS 52-Gallon Electric HOT WATER HEATER Kitchen Cabinets Formica Sink Tops - SPECIALISTS in COMPLETE KITCHEN LAYOUTS Choice Selection of and Your Choice of Also steel base SINKS *6* With triple plated chrome. faucets. A Complete with sturdy Stand and — clothing. His two pairs of dun- garees and two pairs of socks had’ frozen. together. For his young uncle, Ralph, it was no easier. Both boys wore | rubber boots, but both had froz- | en feet because water seeped | { %-in, Galvanized inside when they fell, ‘ | i l-inch Galvanized Ralph tells of laying down at night to sleep and waking the next morning covered with snow, eo Earl said when he first saw the, coast guard helicopter he waved, from a kneeling position because. he could no longer get. to his feet. The radio dispatched searching) party included his father and says Earls_“‘When my dad came up to me, boy was I glad.” . * © Footnote to the whole episode | is certainly not what would be, expected. Earl, a Lansing youth, | is feelitig so much” better, he’s’ talking about going out with his smother: ‘LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE ON 21-FOOT LENGTHS ¥4-in, Golvanized $2.65 aon CASE AND CARRY ONLY 21x32 tach Cast tron - | 2-COMPARTMENT SINKS $2895 1%-in. Galvonized $6.52 1'%4-in. Galvanized $7.70 2-in, Galvanized $10. 32 SPECIAL rervvvVvVvVVVeYeVeeeTrerreeeerereeerrVTYTY _bphipittiiiihipiit i par a papaittiaea pa nana eee een een eee tedlem Gieiteer’cnstng, tip. tate te |woods of Upper Michigan ast - ; : te o£ a3 5 é iat eee ft of, ‘ | h | sto net ae Oe ne re tenet fe sa ease Ravek ee emia 4 Y ? : Ps. bs + ee —o = ; 4 Ng of ew a Oe ee he eo er FH i> + 2 Se } i es = ee : iii ET eens See 4 span eyaly ii + ; i * ee | og 4 = + . : Sass ete! ee ag ilies ae tse lease \ oe areck <0 0 De Oa cl He ik 2 CABINETS % Razor blade dispenser $49" i Every one a ie buy! 4%2-Fr. and 5-Ft. $ 95 wonderful value! conte. neses a % Double sliding desis 2 a Hurry, select yours to- ' 29 Fibergias before | could ge get up again.” ET ie shight eates: BATH TUBS esol sq 13° + cow moldings and - " ' UNDRY When he was ‘cond caked mud, tions. Steel and Cast tron Crate Marrea thd and ice covered much of his. pce ae : ae less TR AYS with WHITE ENAMEL ae Cabinets * Storage compat * Guanes plated faucet s “44” ws iat cichendtanticinanis * Sptekacasen. 3 vere PON'TIAC PRESS. _ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER, 22, 036" * 2\ Help. Wanted Male ¢ 6 INTERNAL (GRINDERS ‘|But we Temember while others for- Sadly missed by his wife and Oak. Mncle J oe Sele ee seman fevadetd ont femy. RF wa pasead’ swan Nor nese are treasures no one can a om ia @ heartache nothing can Some may forget now that you are *. we Lng remember no matter tance of 149.10 ft. eo NE corner aaa ym u by yome sister, Mrs. _ Flowers 3 == egy NOTICE: OF PUBLI NG Notice s hereby ‘given of a scheduteg Wot. Huron PE 2401 pu y - tiac Ti Zoni Board at the “uner: rect a 2060 ifs Watt t3| manenerere recone 4 red : . to consider AMBULANCE, GROUN Te = owing pursiey Punerai Home, FE +1211 0 eT ie ke ow : . : ~ Bec. 14 beginning on the wes line of Donelson-Johns ‘FUNERAL HOME Sse FOR Jee of Lot 20 of Coe Court Subdivision as COA NERAL recorded in Liber 68 on 12 of Plats, Comple: focliition on Cert Oakiand County records; th N 2°01'00". es - a Tw E along the W ine of Opdyke Road {5t « Sappadipadinpmeen _ distance of 149.10 ft; th - WwW RKS-GRIFFIN CH 250 ft. to the W line of Section 14; wl rcnamateh Servive a £5861 | ae, Guaase oe actse th — V h : on . ri ij | fi Wee E ters Sissenee of 14s. 28 oor ees-Siple o ie iy as Wid- ? ened at the point of beginning. FUN ERAL HOME Boye: ge ate iy ce: lee which ia 100 ft. on Walten = “and ~ = 1s@ ft. on rt of pa the West te of NW. te of Section 13 are copy ef the Zoning Map to- ner ah Oe ee lie In the office A changes are ter the Towaship Clerk! absut i ee and may be examined by, those in- we vr vas nee ‘Ton ‘hee stop | LESTER AXFORD. | Chairman. ATTORNEY ORETA V. BLOCK, Large pationa! finance compenn | ee bas an immediate Nov. 33, _ 6, - te Help Wanted Male 6 4 poe WOMAN WOULD ; ke contact le / irae pct Re oy Se a net a < berinning for for a young mans starting in . legal field. Per- ted in Lansing bids for bulance ne (between y= Applicant gon be Neensed to tae Gene #1: W. Huron 8) Practice law in Michigan Could and Pontiac General Mospital Annex,| Consider recent graduate planning 1073 N Telegraph Rd. Bide must be post-| © take xa . Repiy marked no than — Sunda giving education, salsry Movember a we. a Au g ould expected. address and telephone be tent to pumber Box 3. Pontiac Press. vector, re November 17. 19, 20. 21.22. 23. 24, 1986) AUTOMATIC ¢ SCREW “MACHINE operator Appiy in person. RF: ~alties Com- Death Notices CAMPBELL, Nov. 20, 1956. WILBUR A. Ra. Waterford Twp, age be ed hushend of Mre Anne y sore go Puneral - service will' be held Friday, Nev 73, st 11 am. from the Pursiey Funeral Rome Sith Rev David ta Oak @ Cemetery, Marietta, Ohio. Mr Campbell will lie in _sale ot Pursiey Puneral Home HUMBLE, NOV 22. 1084, ay roy TT Elisadeth Lake * men f a et ibe = ager ] Co announced. - __Srdson-Bird Chapel. Walled Lake. phere WOV.. 21. 1954, BABY IRL, 871 Melrose. peloved infant Ganghaen ef Ben P and Katherine Sherman; Dd. Patterson and , age opie Strudiey erel ser i ye held Gaturday, Nov. ester Machine er 311 Griggs 8t.. Rochester, ro ont ERB TAPER, ANGLE OR RADI! WORK. APPLY IN PERSON N. A. Woodworth Co. 1300 E. 9 Mile Rd. FERNDALE, MICHIGAN WAN FOR OFFICE & CREDIT anage Start- i Tr. Must baye exp. i pitadsacion “and Ute tn- serense $ for pet ng A 10 to 17 and 2 to ony. . Goodrich Co, Ml WN. # rry, corner Mt. Clemens. MA iTRAC- ce instal- MARRIED 1 MAN ON hog wh ohh and ‘iar enamel 3330 x. 1 AN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY uae cman POR SALESMEN YEL TWO WANTED! = FUNNY BUSINESS ! . . Taree Me Rp, WS. Pat. Ott. |) 955 by MEA Service, inc. er by Hershberger was) el ~ “Search me, I wouldn't know!” and peas washers. 30 yrs, in Pontiac. ROY'S, 06 Oakland, PE 24021 WALL CLEAN alls we window® Reasonable. No obligation. FE Pree es. 2-1631 and trimm-ng. ie} our ane No jeb too ¥ WALL BY MA ae FREE _tmah' Pe 5408 ERS. big or —_— BEAG mate answers fo name. a Duke. vicinity of rtv, » Sat mH e FE meo. Fluent: talker. Reward. OR Beagle onths vi- cinity of Semone Lumber ae CHAIN SAWS . Rented and sold. FE 2-0077. Ave. Reward, Notify D M_ Stockion, 665 LaLone Pontiac, CHIMNEY WORK epee repaired and Lal LOST: LADY'S ELGIN DELUXE watch, between GMC Truck & _Coach gnd N. Sanford. FE 2-4583. LOST OR STOLEN: SMALL FE- male ‘ BUYERS WAITING For Your land centrect or equit Get our estimate before you se an J.C HAYDEN, ‘Realtor. 6 OE 6UWalton $250,000 At our cyonosas to wurchase new or seas con.racts for our 2 clients on, aa ayy pe you sell. ASK FOR BOB M. To Buy—To Sell—To Insure A FEW panel work. some mechanica! rience helpful. Apply 1064 W Seen between | © end 11 am AMBITIOUS SALESMAN TO SELL ARC WELDERS, ‘Group Hospitalization “Paid Holidays Vacation Pay '. . APPLY working men needed st once for, or kee : aoe. The hottest 3 st tom mission het nece ~ we wil train rou Jerome Mtr° Bales, .86 8 Sagi- new Bt. Pontiac. Ask for Rube Berser i Positions are able st an Proving oe lose Degree primeering required Excelent opportunity tn | @ Bew and growing imsialation . APPLY TO | Salary Personnel! Dept. 3000 Schaefer Rd, Dearborn, Mich | i | or iMr 13 O'Brien Michigan Prox Grounds, Romeo Michigan + ME CHANIC moed See Lester Pickup Citation Motor Sales CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH (Mis) NEAT APPEARING YOUNG LADY. immediately eval, oxing JOIN IN THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT — DEPARTMENT hl CARPENTER WORK NEW & FoRMais | _repeir. PE 44210 | tumes made to order. FE 230% | 4 AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES js can Eres FE sam NEED EXTRA . MONEY FOR | CHRISTMAS? PART TIME AND PULL TIME SELLING POSITIONS OPEN FOR | ‘THE CHRISTMAS SEASON, [ns INTERVIEW HOURS. WAM TOIPM | PLASTERING 1 “APPLY WATITE S PERSONNEL f ay CABINETS, PANELING AND TILE. Attics finished, Reeregtion rooms Furniture Refinishing 116A) Repairs €ARPENTER WORK pao ss KINDS. Featherstone, FE o— Joba Canieet Wal a pds CARPEX: ee NCOM CARPRNTER ane CABINET Neguer- _1-0680. Denier Fe} ae hand JANTOR WORK. ~APTERNOONS kinds of work. FE | ~~~ Also er 23-4485. ___ | «ACE CURTAIN PAPERING AND DECORATING | “tet fied Beautiiully finished FE 80343 Laundry. Phone PE 2-810}. _ ADVERTISING — = ee a By the ¥ recaaced LOST, REDDISH BLOND COCKER pb a wtlhan ape ee pons company in Pontiac Don't be) Spaniel. 4 months old. Childs eetet This tee fell ime pen| Telp Wanted Female 7 Employment Agencies 8A fooled by smateers, Also fire-| pet Vic. of Pusher Body. PE | ae ee ene Se, || aces ces tory a eee stise’ ond areas GENERAL HOUSEWORK. ALTER: Fators. hot water heaters cleaned. | coer PLEASE HELP SISTER & state. All inter-| nated with care of children, live MIDWEST copattes’| Deseo tor Se wai ‘fives | me find our puppy. Her name is views are efvtetly contigentia!. in. Modern ranch bame . ad SONTiAes Sipeer oa for gas ue heating. FE as - ues) Tippy. ee ts « white Spitz K-2 ev other t, : ; = eo 1 Will be inierestad in cpportunities| MA ©3061, ae aa Se erotiteate Gauci - |\peb WiLL CLEANERS Paes| $70, Uee, Ot, si Euclid attorded. ‘This tv a far above S<: HOUSEWORK AND CARE OF 2 TEs FOU ‘OME 1 _estimates, FE 42524 or FE_¢7041 LOsT: BLACK COCKER SPANIEL omen a at ery rein children. Live in. Middleaged pre- AND DISCUSS Ee EXPERT BLOCK LAYING AND) “named “Niggey”’ Vicinity of pect. A series of interviews w ferred. FE 5-2442. call before 11 OUR PERMANENT cement wore. Lloyd L. McGuire.| Elizabeth Lake Estates. FE 5-9022 6 Ses eewreen ae ann os to -0-m_oF_after 9 p.m. STALE BAM’ BLDG, Fie | —Tate Orion. MY 3-4160. Lost: “BIG RED BONE HOUND. 46 have ao background ot HOUSEWORK. | herp! IN, GOOD §-0227, * “LECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- White markings. Vicinity of successful sales experience. _Selary. FE ¢ aurtng & re rewinding. 28 ®. Pike. _ Doris Rd, Reward, FE 17-0264, ment = = and ma gare on mE EE BIRMINGHAM | Aiiscorag” t CLEAN SERV- iv Auge a home? > ea bade 7 aoneS- OFFERINGS ie fee Cheer Nelson.) Eich imal Rescue League. T 1 7 MECHANIC pork, ‘woman, over” 5 mone Immediate full or oart time. Sec- GeNE’S HEATING SERVICE. FUR- “Grice henge cote i REAR Permanent Position Studebaker! room children: ¢ riers | typists general office maces repaired, cleaned. sold. tna Gian Gear Dantine Lake Experience preferred Davis Mo-| ‘salary. Write Pontise Press, ‘Box Birmingham maplovm t Bervice,| T° = od Teggerdine Rd. 'S4 license on tors 606 N. Main. Rochester. _12. 139 WeMaple, Dire ineningbe. am. vice. TAS TERTNO. CER: 3. Children’s pets. Call FE * LADY ode cake yOR CHILDREN west cial, residential & repair, FE) 5.5194, OR +1536 “afte a hp ; PONTIAC REPAIN SERVICE, OF —Wwarnt- |LOST: BEAGLE. (BLACK TAN. | ee oe —TADIES- IFO a {PLOYMENT waned “yom pa eee oo B_ Mumro Ele Eiee- Keogo Harbor. Offers. reward , a W— Huron — re +2200. ; ass > tee SAMMIE DUNN saaGe aay ioet: BROW =aaec eee ; —— . You want s new interest—if you _____ Instructions 9 ice. es waxing and capt Sepia ée short tail. MERCURY DIVISION | ¥at extra money ior Christmas— ae ete floors. 753. Lee = wits JIM. if you want to sel) y ¢ Last seen at Auburn & John R. is aaee atv cal Aven TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV-| OL 14086 . Cosmetics. PE 44808) Ss al Eree estimates. YE 20018. FE oat. sTUD#NTS GLASSES, VI-| Ford Motor Company |MIDDLEAGED LADY FOR LIGHT DRIVING SCHOOL aw SED cintty Pontiac High. Reward. Ph. sework and care of }year-cld MANLEY aa 10 Bagley St - On 27396 belore 3 e than wages. | Olan can Fi sates ca "FE TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV_ x ore a . NEEDS GiBDLEAGER would OE _8-0211._Herbert oases al. Pree est, PE 17-8354 PE 8-4528 | ‘Hobbies & Supplies 24A, h "tye t EARN 7s DRIVE THE ee nl VELOPMENT oe ee Bre io APECW AY" DRIVER Dressmaking, Tailoring 1 16 NEW SCRABBLE SETS. $3. Spee DEVELOPMENI Mieemt A wine “scHooe by number sets, $1.69 up (frames Bus FE 2-2253 Nes, PE 8-1643 ‘ALL KINDS OF ALTERATIONS 9 pel we oth! Zz.) eae | Work Wanted Male 10. srotssfteg a WD ALTERE: aes : ENGINEERS i V SRESSMAKING AND ALTERA- tious FE_8-3314 __ Notices & Personals 2 AND DANCE COSs- : Ease your mind of worry the facts about matetels _consultation §-5: Private, REPAIRING a ee se ANY GIPL OR WOMAN (NEED. _cialty FE_5-7332 FE ee OL 11-6403 Income » Tax ‘ax Service 1 17. TAX AND GENERAL aRateD GU ; efter 6, OL -ing a triendiy ad#iser, contact’ rsa. R L. L Confid angley — ential D. WATCHMAN, IN-| ice FE 2-65 ___ Laundry | Service 18 AUDIVOX HEARING AWD. Aes 10. N PE PLAIN OR B RUF. Pontia AND work Jree estimates, MY 2-1606 | 'PLUMBING WORK WANTED Reasonable. FE $1016 SAMMIE oon? JANITOR SERV- Work < Wanted Fonsi 11/_¥ DAY SERVICE ‘Pick up ands deliver. Qi dors 3 GIRLS WANT BABYSITTING, Sat week and Sun and after 4 days 2280, _ OR | 3- and deliver. Pontiac. +"931 te 38, f mera! offi ork : z 7 WOMER OMEN WANT WALL WASH & _biace iy stock PE 2853 self James H. Boyd. 164 +3 se =a nc Ae c ed PARAGON © [ “Frping and ability to meet public FRIDAY AND SATURDAY clesn_ FE $3036, eves FE 7-008). Hauling AND RUBBISH NAME Pike St, Pontiac, Michigan 'C. SCHUETT REALTY | " miles We "et Poca ogee wife “allens : . Relexed _fequired. AL ly im person, Auto |BABY SITTING IN MY ay your price Anytime. 5 ON AND AFTER THis DATE ” | S & BATH CLEAN COUPLE, of John Glaser. 7 jehigan, (AAA), @7 N° i Reasonable. Perry Park Vic. TORS eee ASH.” Norember 22. 1996. I will, Bot be 7404 FE. Highland Road —__n9 drinkers 1035 Oakland. w wheat waster cl java. Construction. Perry ener {pm zB HOURS ~c_rupbien cleanup FE ¢814 | responsible for any deble com) BADLY NEEDED | Giser, 3 PIN BOYS EVENINGS &@ WEEK- BABYSITTING 1 CHILD. IRS, Ti TRO CRIN OF ANY KIND. ‘Tacted by any other than my- | @ RMS & BATH. HEAT & i * and ends Motor Inn Recreation. Gay, or week. In city, PE 43003. *, able FE 5- self. John C. Linson, Park Inn We have buyers waiting for the, WATER FUR EAR will be beld Seturday, Nev. MA at Co Tale. DAY WORK, WALL WASHING. (GHT HAULING | oe EEO AND _ Motel. Pontise_2, Michigan, Setsene "Shee co | weoen oe C ‘posrital 10 ami. at St. Michael's Church z S AALESMEN _ | W AITES " Babysitting PE 5-6 Pontioc areq, PE eae FORTRAIT |? pedreom foes te sin see | PHONE PE ¢1706. with interment in Mt. Hope Ceme- | EXP LAUNDRESS ai REFER. - TOOLED IN—CO = : = tery Recitation of the wil «000 GRAND RIVER Full or Part Time | desires laundry work. Write Poo- | “iDvonere, rE tao "HACENG, | WALL ELAQUE — DECORATIVE * sod 2 bedrooms: Grettane i po ho ane eat “Adahe tas oS i i ea - NOVI. MICH. For Jewelry Store” ‘DEPARTMENT -STORE ai ake oh EO had AN wiITR 3 PICKUP. BLEMS. FE 2-0364 enenees Bee Bee say it eT daguate : _ = Sto ie Pi wang Pe =] : above pr 7, © ay for im- ae will ite in state ot the ‘ » MICH. | Must have sales ability alone wtih | | rant work FE 5-4003, pee | itl Cail Tanstine. F = mediate ectioa. 4 CRM eet BATH PRIVATE EN- ee ee NORTHV'LLE 3010 retail store Gp aesori Excetient, LADY WISHES DAY WORK. OR | Travel | Agencies: 25A i Rooke ND BATH PRIVE F. ry ay eve-| PPAR WHITTEMORE, NOV. 21, 1954, LUCY | mane. GiMEOGRAPHING 1. PING. SEC T k R entrance. Adults only. 3236 Jos- EC tn woopmano Sass Lya_Jewster, 1 8. segues, muaconrane 37°"! Trucks to Rent pranninc atrip? | WHITE a Whittemore: dear mother ef Ken- _ SALESMEN ‘PRACTICAL NURSE AVAIL. EX- / TRUCKS. TRACTORS | aI RERVGRSES & Te ROOMS & BATH MODERN, neth Whittemore Jr. Richard and AUTO GLASS MECHANIC. EXP "REAL ESTATE = _perienced. OR 3-3984 AND EQUIPMENT | INTERNATIONAL = = Dom MESTIC FURNISHED UPPER FLAT Ruth Whittemore: dear sister of in cuttings end tostalling. Hen-| stave opening tor alert youne men | POSITION oe ae oe | FYPINO, SWITCHBOARD, BABY- ‘ ton -plckupe i's, toa. stakes URS CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN. HEAT i oe Berkle ——s experienced to. selling. Piest? of) faded paper werk. 40 hour ween. | _ iting,_eves. after $. FE ¢oees Dyme trucks, | ee PONTIA AC TR AVEL . & ALL UTILITIES, INQUIRE hers Gomsvtove: Weeoinn 4 Oe a ln aie ti ti ie i ii ie i i eT A re theaks is & wo Rev = 3a ence =‘ ability to type are) Root. A gem cleaned. se le B.\3 BEDRM. HOME IN WEBSTER ported ae rae svt coon ie he maar AE ‘BATH, N EX og ' : it - ENT CONDITION," INCL Chureb. ihe uiveaters and | desirable. Brow dive = or near, Help Wanted Female 7 wr AND tion to. > we AILS SNORE nel 4 7, HOT nr te F Fabette and Pam : Pontiac, have a car and sre | ATTRACTIVE, POSITION AVAIL: Bo - j APTER $B: a interested tn type of work. pe ie sian . In Memoriam 25 ae . to 8: LANDLORDS WISHES AND my bag wy trons Sho. passed <4 pag SOM ae a0. ines. ano urmense ‘re tredsures no one ean - / Death te @ heartache nothing ean — ‘Thompson. — Dept. | Pontiac Press The | NE at have enn vic! REPAIR | | Fon FAMILY ph. Pontiac | 8] PER BUSHEL IRONING, PICK- Reasonabie. rates Drayton. cali BILL, LIORT HAULING 5, ice, 2-8101 FE 101‘ Saginaw. Aerotred Knapp Shoes rhe Herman 2070 A OR_ 3-159 LAUNDRY SERV- DAINTY Laundry, ee MAID FOR SUPPLIES |_Mrs horses, FE 2614, 93 Mark. Landscaping 18A Passe Dorothy's, SPECIAL ‘OLD WAVE Fre 3-124. res aL frete" and back filling, ee ane perk ae «4 COMPLETE Law Je In Debt? a anu ‘a YOUNG wore ie MAN x, wis _seaping gcrvics FE peta, | Tf vou arebs ns trouble meeting stead wo mediately. ve your Gin see us + chauffeurs Heense. FE vee CUSTOM BULLDOZING ze ning MICHIGAN CREDIT hime LORS. INC. 4i% Above Oakiand ° Theaer. PE | removals. 3 ELS: ae TRE RUNING AM, LEARN abour SITE ‘CONTEDL | __ Moving & Trucking 19 j070 te “Telegraph nights and weekends. Call ell day ~~~ 16 A-1 ee eho EXCELLENT SER e hag! anrthing _Espectatiy VICE FE. 5-3458 snytime. any-| fr 34 Agra! area a Clinics d Pri Ist) 9:30 to Ind & 4 Lakeside Homes Community Bldg \ iIMAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS PE 196 oe Call arby O'Dea, Waterford Ares. OR _¥.3801 ON AND APTER THIS DATE. A IRONINOS, $3 A BU PICK SSS November 21. 1956, I will not be. y wud Gettvery. EM 30080 ____. Dukes Tip Top esponsible for any debts con- ‘|/PRESS EMPLOYE We need apartments, houses and A a Ee res you fois, Baldwin, te, Jim ittiamas, real. BAB 4 Ri RNISHED OR U i APART- Parr In & A tial serv: 9 for immediate rental, we credit ‘ertising — We have the experience, over fifty MAHAN REALTY CO, REALTORS - Open Evenings acd Te 1975 W. Huron en before you S Edw. M.* i] ‘. Saginaw St. Open Eves Stout, | Realtor Th Ao sale, Buyers waiting. What vou? Reasonable ¢ or sma}l balances soned contracts: paren ok w Ap coor Bt. rey tor Tr. ‘Sat. LET U Bid on the Pe hs your edntract CONTRACTS W. ANTED + We need contracts ‘or Meo tare. scount, Iarke 7 ROOMS LOWER. CLEAN. PRIV. SEVENTY-ONE ack a gee LT Tem ret sleton, Realtor rn mee rare Bed comes, business Northern resorts SON REAL Phone DOR 132 _W. Huron Rent Apts. Furnished 33 1&2 BEDRM. LIVING ROOM, kitchen. bath. Clean. ¢omfort- pe. S On ‘Case Lake, Near busiline. i asa & PVT. bath, Washing Couple fadilities, <. 2 “employe girls, Adults only. Building Service. 12;~ Lost & Found 24 308. FLEMNG FLOOR LAYING. LOST: BEAGLE PUP. VICINITY WOMAN WOULD LIKE ine FE ee " finishing. 55 wien, of Rg and Genesee. FE| young woman to share home. AYING, | Tost a WORKING —GIRE _— WiGiEE—75|- : 1 AND BLACK SPOT- sanding, end-f * FE) ted ast: ware Blac! tan hound, —_ ps. oung lady + $0502. i| vieinity B. side of 50, N. of Mil-| over 33. Call PE 6-0008 between pei ford. Reward. FE 17-0231. Write to p.m dows. 8-3801. Cart 1B Richie, 7093 Eliz. Lake Rd., | WILL SHARE KEW HOME 4 a 3 ENGHING: AND. = Sher’ pm. ON $3008, Drayton nit “BU LLDOZING ~ _) Lost: 3 TANT PAPERS. im ~! deni teats alee ee yan Doel Ce brown = au bag in Sears rest ge. pd T PE 4-6841.| room, 19, am. FE 4-6221 Ww Business Services 13)Lost: coo Sone se ae | me vemmapertation St SRA AGE AG ward. wr Lakey: Cum ELECTRIC SEWER CLEAN-| {0%4 Tatoo No. 23444. Under his his WANTED: A PERSON TO Re ass | 28. PE 1-0406. TO with, around 8: — ranteed work. Z poo be picked a! at ‘Square Lake and APPLIANCE REPA.R WASHING LOST: MAN'S WALLET. IN PON-| Woodward eply to Pontiac Daily machines and vacuum sweepers. al Contains Bg By i Press, Box 1 1 - ere $02 N. Johnson. Le as Please ae 4 aL , MAKES oF FOUNTAT NPENS|LOST- MALE, BOXER. TAN. Vi Contracts, Mtgs. 32 at our store. Genera) Printing &| Bivu 349 Linde. "yuma ealli FE|CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. Office. , oa® 27° W. Law-| ¢113 or FE 2-1832. Reward. H_ J. VanWelt, 4540 Dixie Hwy.'-~— _sence Bt] eB 30135, (OST: TAN PURSE, VICINITY OF on +i APPLIANCE sER og Neisner's. Reward. PE 5-46 We service al] makes of wringer fT BEAG LE PUPPY CASH Collier Rd Hollis Dohe' Collier Rd. $-6328. : PARAKEET, SLUE AND Eons ares ans ya 2 ae, BACHELOR APTS. 249 Orchard Lake, ~ ST PLOOR PRIVATE 3 & BATH. + On “Square e. FE_8-1370. LARGE were FPURN. APT. Share bath Orchard Lake. PE 4-3303, . 2 LARGE ROOMS, DOWNTOWN, _Inquire 3 22 Auburn. Rear Office. ? ROOM APT. FE 5-2402 APTER 4pm... ROOM,: EVERYTHING FUR- nished, Walking distance to town Men only. Inquire 345 Oakiand ve 2, ROOMS, GROUND FLOOR, PVT. Util. furn. Adults. FE entrance. _ +1319 2 BEDRM LOWER FLAT UTIL. furn. Children welcome, Gas heat. |; _MY ¥ 32-6553 E 10263 2 LARGE CLEAN ROOMS. PRIV. | bath, lst. floor, util. furn, 26351 _Elizabeth Lake Road. i ROOM FURN. APT. COUPLE | _only, | FE 4-7122. ‘FE 5-8165 2 2 ROOMS, EVERYTHING - a Suitable for 2 men. re 2 ROOMS AND BATH. PVT. ENT. Lion child welcome. $16 per wk. ent. Couple. No drinkers. FE 12 ROOMS, GROUND deans PVT. _ent. __ Close in. OR 3-17 Highest . Cash Deal immediate buyers. For A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S Telegraph Rd. Po FE 42533 | MORTGAGES ON GOOD PROPER “op more with 100 ‘ Farm espondent TO GET TRE © land “sia is the “bird ca ee * 1050 _fon St Phone FE sane” For ‘your land contvact. We have. Tast de-| |e eoqagl action, bring your con-| + to Johnson today. 2 a a acre. D —— muy 8. as 3 an o* 12 2 RMS. | KITCHENETTE Opes IN. Clean, employed couple. No drink- ers, References. FE 4-2337. 2 ROOMS. COUPLE ONLY. FE 4-7122. ° 2 ROOMS, COUPLE ONLY. CLOSE in. No drinkers, 114 Center, FE $-4360 RMS. EVERYTHING FUR- nished. AP Aba ten 2 men. FE 43135 2 AND 3 RM. MODERN CABINS. Furn All utilities. Winter rates. MY 30171, Tru-Rustic Cabins, 468 8. Broadway, Lake Orion. ROOM APT.. PARTLY FURN. nee & lights furn On Ciintonville OR 32008 - 3 FIRST FLOOR FRONT, automatic gas heat. ideal for e!- | (oy couple 43 Park Piace, Pon- ‘ar yon Yoon! LARGE ROOMS FOR CARE- taker ee uti, Rent $12 week. rE 2-517 3 LARGE "ROoaHE 50MS & BATH. COU- are “LISTINGS WANTED | BUYERS WAITING. vs sHOW YOU HOW T | GET CASH R YOUR | ite WE BUY UITIES Leslie R. Middleton BROKER HAVE CASH BUYERS ene ied _P_W. Dinran 66 W Huron, ple only. Rent monthly. ] FE 5-4032 FE) | ‘Fhe Gaivetion| _Wanted Real E Estate; 324-3 ROOMS. MODERN. $60. ADULTS. 2165 Pontiac Ra } CLEAN ROOMS, NICELY FURN. _Adu's. Cail after 4. FE 2-3858 3 NICE LARGE ROOMS. UTIL. Lt entr. Washing priv. 208 Nor- =) ROOMS aah BATH, DD Stow ee 3} ROOMS AND en PRIVATE entrance, jake privileges. Clean, MY 3-2730. 635 Heights 3 RM. BASEMENT APT. MOD- "WE NEED ESCs Buyers waiting. ern. Pvt mcenee and shower. $13.50, 9 Wihard property into cash. We ve rape: years past the O< prope results list with ia Call C. Schuett for « today. xpert valua- front, acreage. vacant lots, | mess properties. It cests no more to get the maximum results. Call| - today for fast active service. sales force ready ray caret your) have the names of many families who are anxious to move into this general Bu tent of 4 all buyers tor Milford area and y West of Pontiac come rom Detroit. See C. Schuett Real-| > offices to supply mere hepers rty. pe maximum Schuett tien. Cash buyers waiting for all types of property. Including lake PRI- newly after 3 & 4 ROOMS AND BATH, vate entrance, west side, decorated, FE 2-0661 and 6, call FE 8452 pe ttl gr AB ge are a : MH of the Pontiac Area. not feel = f ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED, aot entrance, — or bachelor, Il after 4. 279 E. Wilson ROOMS, PVT. ENTR. CHILDREN _Weleome. FE 5-0835_ 3 ROOMS, PARTLY FURN. 525 Mir St. Waterford. OR 31416 after 5-00 3} ROOM FURN. APT PRIVATE ent. and garage, Working couple. 1% Florence wl bust |2 ROOMS, NEAT & CLEAN — | tilities furnished. Adults only. Bee atte 4.30 Sat., Sun. 16 Pine - PROMISES WILL NOT SELL YOUR PROPERTY! years We have the buyers We work hard We get results IF YOU WANT ACTION LIST WITH US! | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ‘TT NN. rE Open . $:% p.m. SaTH, $214 wk. 3--- oe EISneEe Cee Ta ee eee te nT Oo Pee —— oe. THE. PONTIAC. PRES ss. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1956 Rent : Unfurnished 24| Rout Howse Houses Furnished 38 na Nat af eRe eee ih, 38 E Huron: 8t., Saat | ROOM Bu x. NEWLY ¥VEwiy bec required. Utilities |_furntahed Cte s-4852. BEDROOM. ee Pree Rent nicely furnished. All modern, = _ ities furni ished $23.00 weekly. MY Y 2-041 ; COMMERCE LAKE. 2 Bx 343 ae mouthily. Call curd H $ — ee onenee| “=LIZABETH LAKE FRONT 2 BED- . WELL- 2, —— ae on tomatic FE ee i — a FE May Very ane ) BATH, oll E gues ? BEORM GAS “Tia Jun Inquire 2166 ATE Bare & EN Beach” Adults only. PE - EEEGO . as. + Peat ROOMS aD SATE | shower, tn Commerce Villege. Kitchen furnished. Washin, Beat ; ; eat. | CLOSE IN| UTI * Bepleved edulis, FE-2-2466 alter 5 p.m. KNUDSEN One unit of «a four-family brick. e. laun- . ‘PARTIALLY FURNISHED (Eb DU- jex in Drayton Pisins, $65.00 per do OR 31008 _ ss WEST “WALLED LAKE FUR- nished $ rooms and bath, fire- place, auto hot = 2 children welcome Lease thru June #65 per month, Call Detroit, ViInewood 1-4823 ‘ | Rent Houses Unfurp. 36 1 LARGE ROOM AND BATH, we weekly EM 3-404}. 1 BEDRM. MODERN, NEAR wor | | Huren ideal for couple. 026 Myr- et reom with pooch kitchen _tle_ Ave with small dinette. $70 per 2 BEDRMS. WALLED LK. MOD. onth. Close te -city. Reasonable. MA_ m WM. i KNUDSEN EALTOR ep Pontiac State Benk Bidg FE +45. a 2-8503 x | 434 oa 3 ROOMS AND OATH, STHILDREN 2 | BEDROOM, won WHITE LAKE. MONTH. 4-0312 age 43491 iz BEDROOM HOUSE, IN CITY _lmits, write Pontiac Press Box 97, 9 BEDRMS. - WALLED LK MOD. | cme to city) Reasonable) MA Bo ool tL jan SeOnaGE NEWLY RM RON 48284 oa nn enn =~ | @ecorated, lake frontage. 1 mi. Bg A tage GS a OU Sor ee BEDROOM, ON WEST sibDE. — i _ ROOMS CLOSE 3 BORM HOME = «FULL BASE- . tes a MONTH | 5 Stove, Feta: 5 miles out- | sice Close to St. Benedict's Church, 3 BEDROOM Ban $5 A bus lines. and center, 2?) month FE 6-6183. and 3 room and bath apart- BEDROOM RANCH HOME NEAR ments, all with private entrances, .| Pontiac, $8 per mo Call Realtor heat, hot “rrnlibed "Bee Mric Partridge, FE 4-3561. frigerator sda ~~ '. @ ROOMS AND BATH IN KEEGO Smut, 28 E. Huron & i* Harbor. PE 4-2369 a MS MODERN IN AUBURN T ROOM MODERN HOME. EM \© jy ROOME-PULL BATH_ACE OTT ities furnished. FE 45020. 01 7 Col Soa UNFURN APT. FOR rent. 269 Chandler St. FE 4-5067. [ROOMs AND BATH. OlL HEAT- @ ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, er. $40 mo 14m. west of Pontiac. élose in. FE 32-6663. or PE 2-774.) Phone MU_¢-0527 "BRAND NEW ROOMS, CAR PORT, ELIZA- beth Lake Estates Re ible south of 695) couple. Home Mart Realty, FE 5-007 __ ; 4 ROOMS & BATH. 7 — _from grade sc school. PE 5-4 § ROOMS W_ SIDE oe TER- t, Month, Call | bedroom. automatic heat, On 33508. nest, (7% kitchen fans, taster antenna, ce- |i — ROOMS MODE Heights, gas lights water furn., 96) 6 month FE 2-000) __ ar ROOMS CAR PORT, ELIZA- beth Lake Estates, responsible couple, Home Mart Realty, FE «F ram‘e tile bathrooms, besuttful OOM. UPSTAIRS, ON WEST Belcony type building,| ie, PE 5-4420__ abt i =e ~ 15 RMS_ AND BATH ON {_ON STRATH- ADULTS ONLY _more, Ot) heat. FE 43722 § RM & 2? ~ BATH BUNGALOW m for mspection dally from! near Pontiac Mtr, Living rm, & 8.00 am to 5:00 p.m. and On| dining rm. carpeted Full base- Sunday from 12 uoon to 5:00 p.m. Eh with soareot Tine heat : 2 car_garage 1418. FEderal 86918 § ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. Piease cal) 61 Mariva $.ROOMS AND air eo AV- _ondale Behool. ¢ _1-8616 RM. WEST abe JE TERRACE. FE 23-3022 SCE W AFF OVERLOOKING &% Crescent, Ux team heat, aut 3 RM. ie ADULTS. ra =e 6 Edith Auto heat. $75 hg earned RENT. 6 ROOMS AND BATH, GAs HEAT, ‘ a allowed, FE 5-7530. FE 23-0661 after 7, call FE 58-5322. ‘ oe AND BATH “UPPER, 15 RM. DOUBLE | HOUSE. ee Aduits only.| bath. Close in FE 2 148. Marshall é ——— ~ KEEGO -GAabOn FE -3 8 4 RM CLOSE-IN. . ; ROOM HOUSE BASEMENT apts. with private baths & ith furnace. 615 Leon Rd., Walled :. SHARE SS Popes es ake MA 4.2969 SCPSRED ROL fs noosa, zarm arom - garace, em ff ents P MAY tetnOnaen ba" he AES APTS = RD _FE «0528 ‘ Jim . All sect Reaky Te, Baid- 6 RMS. yean ROUND, PLUS s LGE ie Bn] —_— Echons auto, washer. Lake priv Rone ee leore bt rel ma? dott Sore ta Reatonabte het & rent uni une is " gerator. srt e in es _Call FE 4-6345 after 6 p.m. wiet at $7 Mec ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSE, 2? peor bath & util near Au- parhea space mic, 1 tween 6 @ 8 "SE nish. BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOM RANCH type home. 2? fireplaces, full base- ment, 2-car_ garage Drayton Piains area. Wjjl lease FE 216 ‘ Pinins. $85 = On iecase Bunker EM_ 3-34 CLARKSTON. 6532 WASHINGTON, ° | 1 biock from scool. Avail. until May ist. No pets or children, §65 REALTORS Ph. OR 3-1295 HOLMES-BARTRAM Eves. til 9 ) "Bun 10 to 3) OR 3-1950 ONE 4 ROOM AND ONE 5 ROOM fat. Lake privileges. Chil- Mo. COTTAGE. 4 ROOMS & BATH. Middie Straits Lake. Apply 4151 ‘FIVE. LARGE ROOM HOUSE AND 3. er 8 for large family. Beautiful dren eae Days, ein location, Newly remodeled, Sundays &‘ Eves, FE 4-3904 acres on Lk 4% miles out. In- RENTAL quire 22 Auburn, rear office. mee (DEAL FOR court = — ONLY mo. room home UNITS Ey Willams Lake, Attractive new duplex type units Reasonable rent. Located in Pon- tiaec on East Bivd. anu Perry. St. _Cal FE 4-7833. SEVERAL APTs AVAILABLE FOR Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC, 20 8. arr Sar ovnne: Mich. MA 5-8821 in. — Kee == “KR ST. MIKES. es —_ $65 to $82 8 month Ta, pesemen Many extras, FE pk Mh | 5-248 Paks car eter La MODERN HOME IN COUNTRY. _Rautte _ heat furn. EM 34-4285 | paeharst: uy modes d arden, ruit rries vildren welcome UPPER 4 RMS AND BATH PRE Reference Reasonable rent. Call ee cere: Cal PE OW! ot ater 1pm MOteal 40604 ee \NEW 3 BDRM 1% BATH. PULL ; Sen eo etree coop: basement rene $100 month CONDITION INCLUDES AMPLE C. PANG Realtor GHLDREN PERMITTED. eee ee "at ee) PER MONTH APTE et NICE, CLEAN 3 RM, SEMI-MOD- A-l esr 40 8 Baby welcome COURT. OR FE 4828 KG) 2101 Walnut Rd. back of Blue _HEMPSTEAD 102 E HURON _ Sky Theater NEW 2. BEDRM 1 HOME ON WiL- liams Lk Rd 8 Miles W, of Pontiac Avail, Nov. 23 OL! 2-3862 ONE BEDROOM HOUSE WITH Rent Houses F Furnished 35 ee v BEDROOM DELUXE APTS 4 Seo sent exrage tee Fito Speen chelors, nurses. special rates —— ——— for cewiyweds. Permanent rent- «. RENT WITH OPTION ers wanted — PE -3-0007. PE $250—down _S-2706_ 2062 Commonwealth bath 1 acre. On M39 near Duck | . BEDROOM Sereort BOD Euwoob REALTY FE 5-128 ern : RENT OR SELL 4 RMS, MODERN. 3 BEDROOM DM HOT WATER. BROW. Near Cass Lake Oil heat, hot \Parns seed aeen a for elec. stove. Dn. Rent $50 Mo. no 7 BEDROOM M MODERN COTTAGE, ‘small children, FE 4-407 ulities in-' 84M WARWICK HAS A 2-STORY, a we Ra Leake ji bhedrm house with garage, base- _Grion. MY ment. oil heat, vacant c. 7 BEDROOM LAKE FRONT Call FE 4-5000 or FE 23-2105 for house. Strictly modern, 19 milex further information. from Pontiac $20 a week thru oo ee pe —— _May. EM 3-014 2 _For Rent Rooms 37 2 BEDRMS., /ALLED LK.. MOD. ~ — te city. Reasonable MA 1 (ean RM. GAS HEAT, TWIN 349%. | beds for 2 men. FE 2-0969, i BE 2 BATH MODERN Euctid- DROOM, ranch, grerlooking Pine Cake, gas 1 BEDROOM, PVT. BATH, ENTR. heat. All modern conveniences, gq Pr t FE 54-5000 $225 per month Lease. security. _After "300 pm dally. Senne _feposit, FE a ees oe ee Fe Sead ine Me Clemens ed. 160 Heights Rd., Lake Orion. |? 2 SLEEPING ROOMS, NEAR GEN- MY 31284 Se Hird ee FE 5-2402 after MS AND BATH. MODERN “sage etal -. re CLEAN COMFORTABLE. NEAR Heo sunnioe wiat dain wi dail down town, call PE 5-613 after 7 ROOMS in” KEEGO HARBOR +1030 6-00. +103 BUs STOP PVT. ENT COOKING. @BEDRM HOME NEA =| _ laundry, 400 W. _ Huron iCLEAN & QUIET &' SLEEPING RMS echanic 8 FOR RENT NEAR Apply at| Fisher No drinking 17 E. Bever- ly. Call FE 46987 after 6 p.m. RICELY FURN | |COMPORTABLE ‘ND WARM FE 2-540 or, store "Garg for men. call -be- _jore 2 PE 4-5040. COMFORTABLE FRONT ROOM. E050 if desired, 66 Williams COMFORTABLE 3 ont | gots foe geatiem ‘QUIET HOME NEAR DOWNTOWN “Bontiac. ‘Chia Dceapted Rent. 80 tet 4 ef mo_4. rooms & + wt perconee this four 00 | Lovely For Rent Rooms 37 SLICE OF HAM =~ C* : See Soli Nomeee 43 For Sale Houses 43 43, For | BOARD AND 32 ror MOTH. | er and ¢hild. 103 ie ita op West side, NEAR TOWN, LOW RATES. FE 2-887 FE 5-9003. RM. AND BOARD IN PVT HOME. ag! to Fishers and Pontiac Mirs. FE 5-0888. ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. PRI- vate entrance, home privileges. 2 blocks from bus g . wb bus, FE 8-037. _Delaware Dr. VERY CLEAN. ER ACBLLENT meals, 14 atthews. ‘Convalescent Homes "IA | arg eee FUL HOME FOR EL- deriy people, flexible rates lov- care, trained staff, doctor on beautiful rounds Dperated & by ' Mrs. Nursing Home, sare “Ave. FE 46018 or EvEROREEY = HOME. FE excatieet CA “CARE Rates starting at $125. OR 5320. <__ Hoted Rooms 39 . HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by Day- Also 1 or Cookliig 464 Auburn | HURON HOTEL, CLEAN MOD. ern rooms. By day or aot 45 West Huron St, Phone FE 2 : Rent Stores 40 arcer = BUILDING, $65 PER =R MO. ghborhood for grocery oF any Jive smal] business, 424 Os- _mun_ St. OL 2-0761. __ Rent 0 Office Space 4 41 ROOM SUITE ON SECOND peer. Windows facing Lawrence paneled walls, tiled floérs. ‘Beat ‘furnished. FE 2-2012. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT, main floor, 4640 Dixie Hwy. H. J. Van Welt. OR 3-1355. For Rent Miscellaneous 4 42 SUITABLE FOR STORAGE, 16x: two story 102 Parkhurst, aii after 3, PE 5-5502. For Sale Houses NICE #4 ROOM HOUSE, FULL bath and basement. 2875 Buick. FE 5-8206 A NEW ALL rooms & garage, location, 1 block frase Foard achool, Furnace hest. all — with rock wool Price °10,500, $950 down and $85 ver mo. Call Flint CE 9-500 eh ee Li Good CHAPEL ON A HILL, CHEAP” bedrooms, basement, I'y acres of land Full price $3,960; mbt 815 Glass Ra. Phone OA Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES TO GRANDMOTHERS HOUSE WE'LL GO Enjoy the Turkey and the trim- Mings today but plan now to see for own home for next--year. We have a nice selection of nice mes A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704'S. Telegraph Rd. FE 42533 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE / “| — SENSATIONAL VALUE — Brand new 3 bedroom home. with Iake privi- Hardwood floors, full basement, oil furnace, elec- —water neater, Copper plumbing Birch closet { 43 | doors, custom built kitchen cupboards. plus many add features $9.950 includes lot. Only $2,950 down, - SEE THIS 1's story alumi- sided bungalow. Ex- cellent construction wet plastered. painted walls and select oak Sere Aken ful decorations. rpeted throughout. Completely Piled basement features recrea- Value plus at WHY PAY RENT? $1,500 down will bu room is room ample. walls, and hardwood lot. LOTUs privileges om 2 lakes. price $8,500. Move in tomor- row. : QUALITY BUILT. 1 owner beauty with ex on at- xceptionaliy attractive kitchen, modern bath with shower Full basement has good recreation possibilities, A C. heat, automatic hot water. attached garage. Lendscaped jot. Williems Take area Takes substan- tliat. down payment. but i value plus at $11,000 ELIZABETH LAKE ES- TATES — J} bedroom home built in 50 Large living roam, kitchen-dinette combi- nation. 2 bedrooms down. —up: Ceramic tite bath Full basement. gas heat. Beauti- ful corner lot, dack vard Anchor fenced. A real buy at 900 RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 262 S&S. Telegraph Open 6-9 Phone FE 3-7103 or _ OR. 3-2028 3-2028 $800 DOWN Brent bath parti oes: space heat- er, fenced yard. close to stores and bus line Cash. Only $5000 FOUR BEDROOMS Two bedroom and bath and storage space up. living room, = fire- lace kitchen, 2 bedroo and ath down, full basement, ou heat, l'y car careee. corner jot 170x130 ft. Only $13. 500 on easy terms. RETIRING?- Ideal buy for retired‘couple. Five rooms and bath, garden space, _ close to" ore and Tv line. Only e OL ORE D ONLY six room bungalow, com- pletely carpeted, all on one floor, three bedrooms, new oi] furnace, and new decorated on store, schools tile 400 cash. Terms can be KC HEMPSTEAD 102 EB. HURON &T. rE 48284 Eve. PE 5-0510 Thanksgiving Greetings! < o 3 tH 1975 Baldwin’ Ave THANKSGIVING TURKEYS AP Newstectures MODERN. + BATH. po ao gy Wisner $700 dn. sneaks, No oe -PURN. 2 BDRM. $7,500 with $2,500 EM_3-4908. Nothing Down For Sale Houses. PBB LLP PL LP el A For Colored Families fo sche modern, Gas heat, close schoala, stores and spor. ition. Price hk $50. terms. For information call Mrs. Spears. |e aay a A. NOTT, REALTOR - Pike FE 4-5005 “AT UNION LAKE _ OFFICE We bave many excellent lake front and lake privileges homes $6, up. Come = look them over. T. G. TROCKE REALTOR 1648 Union Lk, Rd, EM 24671 No Down Payment | a, bulld on your tree & clear lot 2 & 3 bedroom «tarter homes with full basé@inent and ing; or build on smal) down vereres ~~ 2 OE ib F. C. Wood Co. — Williams Lake er = & MS R 3-1235 wr WHE [ BUILD A oA RL Taooat | on your vecnen en NG N Pay only $125 MTG_ cost ae yments 6 per cen ent it r plans drawn to suit aS HORSE CORP. $019 Cass-Elizabeth Rd. FE 4-2252 BRICK STARTER 3 bedroom brick, finished on the exterior. Approximately 1 acre of land and hardtop street. Close to CRAWFORD AGENCY 83% W Huron 8t FE 41549 Evenings, MY 31143 & EM 32340 TO BUY, TO SELL REALTOR Partridge is the “bird” to see CIVILIANS s ROOMS WHY PAY RENT ONLY $350 DOWN £33.70 MONTHLY Pius Taxes & Insurance $7 000 TOTAL PRICE ONLY A FEW LEFT Loads of Features All Improvements In MODEI. OPEN DAILY | { PML-7 PAL. Blaine at High Gs BEywren MONTCALM & @AK- CHAS. MAROTTA Building Co. FE 8-1546 WEST BEVERLY $1,000 DOWN Neat as a pin This smal] 4 room with breezeway and garage, per- fect for small family. Ridgeway win” FE 4-6203 BLOOMFIELD Swim, skate and ski when you live in Eastwinis, Upper Long: Lake, Bloomfield Township, South of Square Lake . and mile east of Middlebelt. ace ranch. 1's baths, corner dale arse with planter well, n- eled family room 2-car finished garage and blacktop drive. Lawn seeded. Beautiful view, Im- mediate possession terms and excellent mortgage at 5 per and cent int. Open afternoons Sundays . $26,500 - $27,000 ] louteeman: Spitzley ; wo: W PRINCETON. GI RESALE 2 room home witn stairway to fowkats len attic, Large living Separate dining Acie 86x i. ‘Plastered walls. Full basement, of] furnace. Back yard fenced. Owner must sell. $10,700 cash to mortgage. Balance $71 per month. 4 per cent includes taxes and insurance. $495 DOWN A new 7? bed home on your Jot. Call for inier- mation today. was oes TOWNSHIP. FHA. ortgage. —— Pool ie incl es. taxes and ” IMMEDIA POSSESSION. Priv- ileges on ite Lake Only $1650 png atte 2 bedroom home. Bath. r. Cc "HAYDEN, Realtor 8% E. Waiton FE 6-044 Eves DRATTOR RD. $750 DOW vely bedroom pela with presen HEN nice lot, Full price only cg be wae | piace, Two bedroom walls, automatic beak. M car garage. few s from line with #2, 600 down, FOR THE BUSY “Thts luxw bunt m brick home Se Eee Tires s ~} omy. = rive, ri, my Te. Gls Call us about our new GI homes. atoll have several 2 and 3 bedroom 8 to — 43 | ce hee MODERN COTTAGE. bed os WATKINS LAKE FRONT — 3 BE: Pace tae mine Mchen, #4400. ce, le . > rms, EM 3-4106. yy black top 000 down. ne minutes from bedroom frame. lots, $9250, $: 23-4197, Lake a treplace, Terms. EM 4 lots tn block 24 EM 342% 129 lots, GI approved. a mpg 2 34236 front for detaiis, Huron Valley Area. aluminum siding, MU 4-6811. eer Leeper ranch type home. | 2 m, car jeneed lot, lot $8500. MU Duct! Lake Area. taxes. $4950 full pi Too! wont Sock (ana ran $35,000. EM Butit "34, close te center. lake lage ao lots, just off blac A real doll henae call EM 3-4197, extension 5 Bogie Lake Front. t, 1%-car gerace. 2 bedroom from & full porch, 3 =. $16,000 4108 Cooley Lake QQ large terms. EM San East Hi basement. lake $1750 down. M Walled — Area Toom $15,800 ful on grits. fore @ p.m. 3 bedroom lake ment, full pr $1500 Seu. home, and guest house, brick fruit 34108 125 Ft. Cass — front, m, 2 Front. 1'9 ramic tiled, fireplace outside Bar- etreoms land Area. 2 bedroom. J arid $8500, 48811. EM }433 D- ane new 2 Deses. one EM _ spacious trees, 628, Twin beach, call 2 bedroom, $8400, $2600 Dn is, car garage. Lake privileges School bus. low rive. MU 4-8811 2 bar-b-q bed- tn 2 Sree k topped street For information 265 Ft. water more bedrooms Easy to get, call bath ce- $25,000; S acres. 6 ar Wil) build 2 or 3 bedroom starter house with we on your lot. Rough plum’ rough wir- ing a regs gs will build on _my lot. Don McDonald, OR 32837 4 RMS. — earn. eat DOWN ran. 263 W. Ann Arbor, FE VETERANS COLORED 0$ DOWN Why Pay Rent 3-BEDROOM HOMES Many Features All Improvements In MODEL OPEN DAILY 1:30 P.M.-7:30 P.M. DIRECTLY BEHIND ST. JOSEPH OSPITAL, | CORNER | EARL- MOORE & BONDAL WESTOWN R FA LTY COMPANY FE 68-6941 /] i] Drayton Woods Rancher Highly attractive 2 bedroom home with full basement. breezeway and attached 2-car garage Frame exterior, natural fireplace. pews ceiling $17,500.00, iege to suit, Immediate posses- sion Near St. Mike's Five room, 2?-story home with full basement, automatic gas heat and hot water 2-car garage. outdoor grill, Includes full dining room, corner china cabinets, carpeting. 2 bedrooms and upstairs, serecnee bl porch. Pricéd at $10,500 NICHOLIE realtor 49 Mt. Clemens St. Eve, Mr. Vorhes TRIPP OTTAWA DRIVE 4 bedroom bome on 2 large lots Living room with nat- ural fireplace, full sized din- img room, sun parlor, den, breakfast FE 53-1201 FE 4-2068 5 all on first floor Attached 2-car garage. Carpeted on main floor, Let us show you. 14 ACRE LAKEFRON Brick Ul-roofed Spanish Co- lonial situated on fully land- scaped site with 11} lake frontage 4 reams, 2h, baths. spacious tile-floored entrance hall. dramatic 135’ dome-cetlinged living room, superb 45° activities room, attached 2-car brick garage. 6 additional basement rooms, all painted, too! priceless environment for teen-agers Ail water sports and skating at vour cnor’ Only $45.000—worth it, too! Better see it! SEMINOLE HILLS Spacious, “49 bullt) mode-n brick home Two extra-large bedrooms. Carpeting fire- Taé@, C€TaMIic Vile BAIN prog 3a Phone 6, privilege, Lovely beach on Imuck Lake 10083 bed room frame $10,500 MU $1,000 down Cass Lake privilege, Tel ment, piastered wali: builder. new By in exclusive setting EM 34197 from Pontiac. Prestige address Has everything appointment S408. 103 Acres. 10 mil EM }-4198. Commercial Rwy. in Dray Huron Shepping, full bullae _ on Fee Soo ei EM 34 late front _ minutes 20 in Birmingham For details and | EM see, call es from Pontiac. in- formation, ree EM 3-4 Access to 3 lakes, om tance shopping bi-level. $8000 duwn dis- brick * 35-4106. Take over GI. Gunn will saert- fice. Paved street. car Pek ce- ment drive, 1 bedroo n, EM 3-4198 New brick 3 bedroom, EM }-4197. Business lots by Ox oe, Low down vayment EM 3-4236. $1500 Dn bow Lake. for 106 2 houses on Belmont. A 3 bed- room for $8000, 2 *edroom, car- pets, draped, awnings, water soft- ener. $1500 down. EM 3-4196, 3 Pi sctrobpon full basement, 1" ear rage, on North eee road. 2 arae level lots) MU 2 bedrooms ove Lake. Highland $2500 down after 4-665 C Schuett, Realt Investigate our ‘ome out d. Road. tlooking Tenord area $11,300. 7 10 am. MU invites vou to fers before you today. 7404 (M59). Attractive 2 bedroo ly located at Twi ~— $500" DOWN ae n Bench. “saldaie Strait: Lakr Handy to Presse coca) @ schools $7,200. $500 d COMMERCE AREA oar proposed Northwestern High- kde and Ivory rooms, living ea 4 polo grounds room with fire- pines: full basement, oil heat. tot. 88.500. $2,000 town, EMBREE & GREGG 1565 Union EM 3-4393 Union Leake Village or Lake Rd. EM 33-3314 GI RESALE — 3 BEDROOM BUN. galow with oak floors. tile bath, picture window carpeting, knotty pine cupboard<. aluminum storms and screens $2,000 d 555. own; $68 month, OR 3-7555. NEW BUNGALOW $935: DOWN Brand new 2 bedroom bungalow outstand home” WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 4-3581 1050 W. HURON ST. Eve. til 9 North of Potitiac rooms, bath & utility, Nice Priced’ at Just t month pay’ eaten $0 is West Soburban Sky a ato si ie lawn ir 00 with ments. ay be j base- | ger = cg Geen ome | | Lak +7 38-E- av. screened rear terrace Full besement. oil heat. at- tached garage ’ E eslie R. Tripp, Realtor W, Lawrence Street FE $416) or FE ANNETT ° OFFERS East Side—$1.500 Down 6 rooms and bath piu« neighborhood Upstairs been made inte apartment Full basement. oi] furnace - Full price 68056- = Ca) Privileges Situated on landscaped large lot en tra large rooms Tage School bu« $11,909 by doer, Indian Village home in excellent condition, fireplace in living room, carpeting, ement, 2-Family— Marshall St. § rooms and bath first foor. condition Separate rage, $17,500 - terms Almont Village 6 room home 2 baths. place in en, esa utility room on first floor Part basement fire. be use nts 1 acre of land. Villa ter and sewer. terms, one FEders Open ioe and | Sunday | i= MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE One Acre with a: 40x32 home. Good floor Base with lots of closets & cup- ard space, Attached carace West suburban $9000 total prite with terms. North Side Three bedroom home well in this & ry plastered walls. einiodg oun lot. And 1% to ‘bus line and shopping WRENCE GAYLORD 136 E. Pike St. FE 4-9584 T ESTATE Adams. Rd. For Sale Houses‘ 43 Better call oo py this one today. FRANK SHEPARD REAL ESTATE at Tinekin OL 1-751! 3 AND 4 BEDRM. CLOSE TO 8T. 4-5425. dict’s Church. 4-4278 2- car garece located in nice has nicely pared road, § room biingalow. ex- 2-car ga- - only $2600 down, Attractive 6 room and bath bas as heat. Situated in excep- “g tionally good residential area. aad garage. $14,700, $3500 do 4 & bath up, all in excellent en- trances, new oi] furnace. 10. days possession 2', car ca screened Abel airconditioned rage. Additional buildin on Pp as Approximately e wa- 500 - Roy Annett Inc. Tal 8-0468 | $10,500, Ideal Open Eves. LAKE FRONT sieht ars ae eo a case | Se hoo cae LOCAT ED.. ees LEAN 6 ROOM. : ; 1205 ‘i am cl mas torches _Open Eves. ‘Til Sun. 10 fo 5 fsbo “a stem. Laeced ana shrubs $1,800, down. heat. brie ROOMS LADY KITCHEN, , = . y MY I ee pe AN. ane “ROR-G EN. ~ Oo R (@ A $ H I N A ne for ine to pun. in in this, Ww aol sme out brick. | tleman, private en ranc 48 5 Nel- Phe ‘ ne oy e. 1% — ts | son. Bt FE 44373: as = 2 R RY, --sell things : ae ‘na Heed ae RICe CLEAN gM 1h : calures, | ae * #8 si cee : Classified: ‘Ads: payment. meee a a oe ppaihs seat we FE} Russell Young’ eo: py fats tia . ae ert ed al ———- ST ay SE ge [BMH ER yg FEDS OS . es ; ow. “ie +4528 Pres FE +0447; Eves. Fn eons Oth aby ee Ee ae and air Le e 262 8 Rd $1000 DOWN — Charming ranch home near Elizabeth Lake. New. Large oe in He good orchard THEL. OOD REALTOR rt) Cons riseee® Ra FE s-1284 PE 43844 LAKE ORION 5 J BEDROOMS. WEST SIDE rooms down, 3 and bath apt Attached garage. Reasonabie ears] terms. tp 000 DOWN , roms ee tara 22 acres. Small day possession. CUCKLER REALTY 236 N Saginaw FE 4-4001 OPEN -6 TO.8 NEW 2 BEDROOM BUN- GALOW, Goed north end lo- cation City water and sew- er Select oak floors, flush doors, tile bath, and suto- matic oi! beat. Pull price $8,950 TER BALD- WIN TO RUTGERS: RIGHT TO 101 RUTGERS RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Telegraph Open, oo Phone FE 3-7103 or OR 3-29 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MODERN 3 BEDRM HOME. LAKE | rivileges. Low Dn. payment. 6784 jiliams Lr Rd m Sunday. | OR 35160 | 4 5 AND 6 RM MODERN homes. Some with acreage Terms Call Thompson, broker. Ph. FE 2-7906 WE TRADE CASS LAKE — Attractive 2 bed- room home, full basemént, recre- Emp room with fireplace, $16,500. El. ZABETH LAKE beach ae room possi t session. On f BEDROO! — Excellent home. 3 bed- Im mediate . pos- DR kitchen, Beg tf on Ca & = Lakes $11, ; $2500 dow: poll. * nous: E — Near Watkins Lake Ranch hom. complete. Has garace eget $1°00 down. 50 DOW § rooms and beth. 1 acre. al MS@ near Duck Lake bath Basement, gas heat, garace. corner 1 floor Priced at $12,500 Terms Cali Woodcock, MY 3-1167 WAL TER GREEN MY 2-$831 NEAR ‘COLLIER kD. ? BEDRMS. bath. living room. knotty pine kitchen. Large unfinished room Nev downl breeseway and sarage. $800 a Nea. Voorheis. city sewer. water and gas 4 rooms, bath, 2 car BUILD NOW. 6 ROOM BRICK | BRICK HOME ym pila to oe plane oF curt. | eet ines chook, Pull, bane cae TTT | eters mer Lick AS A \ THISTLE E 9 BED ; iM FRAME HOUSES, $7.,- fit as a fiddle, excellent; 500; 10 per cent down. Lae m — met pernoad, susre.ode this | Ny eye KE Samm. AwbUrD vels. ls ished base iw with bath ona Heights lace, ist as J Hedrms el bath, ‘corpeted ie a-40T2 “R R AREA” 2 BEDRM home on 2 acres Al basement, | _steam “Seat __Call OL 1-7506 ORTONVILLE aaoe. MODERN | = RS house Also commercial M15 318 South St. Phone WE NEED LISTINGS WITH Us NOW —_ & Harger Co. 13 Huron, YE 132. Open pf tog, $14.950 Will build a 3 bedroom full base- ment brick ranch home with 16x22 our jot Call between 8 a.m and_ 4 to $$ pm J. Dunlap. Buticer. _Also ¢ bedrm home for $15,850. FOR COLORED ment Best of construction matic het water kitchen «mk and oil interior studding Real value Tor handy man $1500 WEST SIDE — Close te Te! Huron and St Benedict s 6 reom modern bungalow with full base- —farnece Large ict: $13,000 SPECIAL 3° bedroem ranch style with oak ‘floors, pla«- tered walls Auto oj - Many other fine features for fine living CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY --Open as usual on Friday JE BASS N, Realtor oe Hur FE 2 MUL TIPLE 1 ISTING SERVICE OPDYKE RD Aap plaed SIX ROOM Rd. and M rger than arerece Neat and clean, but also utility floor — fruit, reli- room on main Terms can oe arranged to _eble- client. _ — BIRMINGHAM “AREA B LO’ 8 ing heme, —_ many ique Only two bedrooms, iiving room. lovely bath, a dream ‘titchen with built- in leather dinette set. and an ail purpose room paneled in butternut and massive fireplace that is out of this world. Also attached ga- rage Discount price of $13,050 for cash. EAST Lgl bediacce el HOME OOMS A lovely cedar shake nch besten with beautiful birch "hush and double closets. Lovely should be Inspected to be appre- ciated, . WE TRADE, BUY AND SELL DORRIS & SON REALTORS 752 W. Huron Phone FE 4-1557 $850 ‘powN NO OTHER eosts, with immediate session. Lovely 2 pemwe. - basement, large with auto. il large "xiteben and plenty 0 closets. ll-year mortgage. - ated on lac. E. Col- gate and E. Brooklyn. $800 DOWN, with fast pos- Situatéd on an acre oy ann forte e CLARK $975 DOWN $9150 FULL PRICE Large fami’y home. ere is large rambling home, situated on 3 lots, close to bus, stores and achool. Has 11 rooms. fui] bath. 2 enclosed porches, 6 bedroom, 2nd bath unfinistied 2-car garage Look it over. Balance $75 monthiy 2 bed home ino Auburn Heights area Features oak floors plastered wads ample closet space Full basement automat- ic oil furnace. Well-landscaped jot 50x169 feet and other desirable features accept reasonabie down payment. fae tes 5 ROAD COMMER FAMILY, $11 956 $1,950 DOWN. Here ts « 190 pith oa 32 rooms = bath 3% rooms & bath up. Full basement, ew oll forced ‘Me fur- rage can $110 month! y ‘ ee ke property. WHITTEMORE STREET, LAR family home. One of the = pe re a ae 1 rie dining” pt Ieaie . Modern k ment. Gas steam beat 150, lcar garage. $14 — SE ESTATE uPPstets reyes &) Woe mit sion, Lov kitchen, auto. off boat, Needs a little finishing. You ee save money here. KNUDSEN West Side Well located = ne, with De Close Opping center, onere hes and tre: pe tion, tien ul basement. Croll beat or lets) style starter home with full base- | Pc bath. well. septic. wired. auto- | furnace | 2-4810 a $10.750 FULL PRICE Attractive | ‘Inyestigate this 2 hedroom. later for tota' price §3."5@ Located a biock from bank. bus line, etc, exc home value i EE RN: SBEDRM. Wth slum siding. aute of] hea * elee hot water All -modern an well kept home in WATERFORD TWH Nr grade jr and schools. Large 152180 jot Lipo going horth will acce oown only mS sbbope PUTNAM ST. A nice 2 bedrm pungelow. oniy $7750 Reasonab'e down payment Gas heat All modern Quick pos- sesston, By a ppaintmeat ADAMS REAL PE 4-330) | EV ENINGS CALI OR 32420 cr. FE —- NEW HOME 3} BEDR. ‘, ACRE let... ® miles frem town. small _down payment 6890 | Mathers St a. TEMPLETON ELIZABETH LK. RD. Nearly new ¢ roc n modern Niceiv ae “_ Lert ec tate possession. ieet oO with $1500 da. Wik EWE LK. RD. |$ bedrm Full basement Gas heat. | Lot 1001140 Jed Ole $1,696 da. kK. | Temp leton, Realtor 2339 been’ Late ad FE bea) _After 6 OR 31708 GILES | + Lakefront Lome. For small décwn payment, yO can off this furnished home Large 231-11 jot fust west of Portiac 2 bedrooms, large living reom ratura! fireplace A real bargain. = » 3-Redroem Ranch West suburban property tn if on ® 00d neighborhoad 4 1 D) rooms, plastered walls cak | floars, tile bath Frill bese. OPEN Friday & Saturdar, ? ment. with tiled Meer auto to 5 48 W Wilsem. corner of etl heat Large la Call 1 Motor New 2 bedrm bungalow | for appointment | on ose 6 iicewrss | ¥ §& own to veteran “ar CO jus closing costs See Mre iP or Co lored oward 18 Gillespie St Ph | EaEmS family home conet«te | FE 12-6412 : | 4 vedioems Nving reom. i cining room and titchea } = R lee ull basemen foal fur Jol in Kur Ve ano nace large int pared 670 \\ ‘Haven ~ itt (Car (ite ws termes S RI] LTY €o uf! ures Street rr ters OPEN 8-9 ' $905 DOWN — Brand new ranch, i Glcent kee fils” : Smart new Brick Panch Home Designed tors family pho dont Sant problem of maintenance Has 6 extra-sire rooms 1'% Uled ‘ent attached tal EN rage To imelude new carpeting Price $1800 on FHA terms West Huron—Rusis iIness rent —and Near shopping center Lo r ee | Priced at on’ 7 Medern $ room bungaloe | re Ores $14.950 FULL PRICE — 3 bedroom | oie Mdy el cae “Suir ranch style Rome with attached $5 000 dos bt Only breezeway and 2‘) car garage Full basement Automatic oi] heat 4 ed Jp. Oak Ooors and plastered walls | Bedrms. 2ratns For full details, call Mrs Hoyt Truly @ real value ie thia new FE 2-9840 . / | brick ranch heme of Misti. belt Rd 18 2 23 ft Being reom $16.290 LITTLE FARM — Five. landscaped corner let 140 8 acres of good soil close to town 130 Price $17 450 terms suitable for subdividing Py pia | bungalow with oak floo JON tered walls, oil furnace. ia can be arranged. IN7Z] ER | $050 DOWN — Cory 2? vecroon | bungalow with basement and oil | PEALTOR furnace. New colored bathroom | 0 W Huron at fistures. Good clean home on ea- | Phones FF. 4.2825 of FE 219 _ tra large lov See this one. “Multiple Litng Bermeen en MULTIPLE I STING SERVICE { TRADE dee we J apar come to trade tor poms trent in i, meiler heme. for living quarters Hts ae teult Geog INCOME 5 down and § up Good home and income. } near bus stores and schools T Te see JOSLYN GARDENS od rooms down and } Gedresm ae vas tile bath. auto oil heat eute. hot water wall-to-wall carpeting, cornice beards and rapes, has also m car and one half earage. BARGAIN - Levele 9 bedroom ranch trpe careniee basement atin — verd. corner tot, aluminum storme and screen kitchen and many other desirable features We anytime an show this one i|George R. Irwin REALTOR beng Baldwin Ave FE 5.0161 _FE 8-0585 $1,000 Down for 3-Bedrm, Bungalow Practicaily new 1 floor heme living rm. nice kitch, auto gas furnace, large Heighborhood ia Grand Old Home & 20A, 4 Miles NW of € larkston— Snow white frame nn he by he lawn, country kitchen, Giroux. Franks ‘Gate ines REAL ESTA’ 4205 Dixy Open un until rey = Sun, 1 on Sam EAST SID | ai a Woe 2 hed. ae. nee LA mediate Sine ma ai vent Fey, a) prereces, peleg ing't tee & ineuraace” - — eam, 2 _ chicke™ coops. etc AND all mod- has - fae eeerate baths sand ale ene senior ~ with fall ee a * ¥ *% _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22; 1956_ ge ee * ‘| PIONEER HIGHLANDS *! NICHOLIE ROGER BERLIN co. ‘© 21146 to iw — 13.400, vable ‘ “<2 a1 ya FE 7 nmee. _Barigeee: Ra, WILLIAMS LAKEFRONT 5 room NIC | HO! At : soubor! home with large ph & HARGER Co. Shown by appl, asking sie: 33 W. Huron &t. Ph FE 5-103 500. Terms. NEAR MCCARROLL s8CHOOL MODERN 7 RM. HOME AND 3} excellent acres good soll. 10 miles N. of brick "home eit ful : ~ Oxford. « Terms Gry bamt.. auto heat & hot Gal ‘@ REAL a es water, tit avatar AF Ba i ord. 6 8, insulation, Eves, OA many ‘ether "teatuces “for = the sunroom & the Ul 5 & lear — ere S | Ol | S drive, nice lot. oe early ° session Its priced for Best Buys able terms WATERFORD HILLS AREA A charm in; y oew ; | 5 feoms bath with nice ay . pleture eindow living reom, i —— kitchen, . bamt., | Is heat & hot water, soft- Lary - eae many. other Tas ZONED COMMERCIAL) 4io-3 iitec beer poe 50 feet frontage on NM Cass wit attached shop. . Ave. Bear downtown with 6 ab drive, iarge 1 tot, fruit [ reom and beth and 2 rees & landscaping. Asking i ear garage. Now showing / pres ety ot, Takes i [agree ee Owver forced j & $100 M sell at low price of eniy cash A-1 invest POR THE HANDYMAN ment 3 berm e built In ‘34 7 ites full —_ bami. ge- VALUE PLUS & 3 acres Tr this jess 2 bedroom suena the West hep- center New gas fur- water heater, full floors and Onig $2500 meng nace, gas basement, fea “oi jake privileges for small 3. room home pear bus cooclent fend oe paved Ra, Hear Clarkston House ts b+: a bie valte ‘a ry with @nly $2000 Ds jatare ST. INCOME a Large home consisting dll if = ZT See Foo! / ing & new gas furnace j ness forces sale. I's pric right with terms NICHOLIE: | i ¥ ae For Sale Lots ey ae yy : - by Dick Turner | PoLaenR: ue -CARL W. BIRD, Realtor ea walle co our moae mei WRIGHT REALTOR M5_Oskiand FE Gt AT $250 DOWN: me S-P441 * RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | and | 202_'8. Telegra: Phone 3-7103 MULTIPLE LISTING oR ta Attention Newlyweds! Here's a lovely new home, cus- wm : Slo tered w: Oak s. Complete berry ae nny heat. Lot 150x150 ors “Sacrifice’’ ter only 911.000 © $1.900 down. Terms. Do It Yourself a sis hh = save wanes z reach water heater, septic nk = her ¥ Retirement Home 4 rooms, = as aaeones on 3% act’ of poe Paved aod Com mpiete price 65.800, | Dorothy Snyder Lavender REALTOR ; PE 2-411 | a0 W. Huron __. MU _4641; EVES. rontage 3 ts « real Fay — 1.000 | i is y SEDAN, iVIxG RM. AND utility rm. 2 car canon rs ¢. $1,300 down or _owner. consider car of equal value, by PE +6328. “Ranch: Type Lake Front Sandy beach com. st uated ky feoee lot. ultra mod- bath knott tile attached age Priced at $14,500. oedh gn must hist to see i R. D. RILEY, Broker | 00 Eltzabeh Lake Ro. FE on P Mon. thru Sun. 10 to9 G.I. & FHA 9 - ¢ Dn.. 30 Yr. Mortgage | 3} BEDROOM. QUALITY BUILT BRICK RANCH | HOMES FE ATURING: jie Tile Baths, _Pila stered falt Full Base- = Sulaines Priced reduced te 96050 for ‘Chapin B Real | Estate # Diazie Hwy, Plains | oe 22) Eve _ Maple 5-134 pom ae Ry R. de Realtor 45 AVE. PE 5-0603_ me. blue poodi¢ ae. “size it a gee ACREAGE Lereery. rowesred 16s) Goss L ANS condition. PE +7 Bets oe gh | Lapeer Rd. FE €543 SieSeo' wun Torme | Call Rutledge, OR 3-111. PE 40003 Lon ANTIO ev bat Te can ie OAKLAND SoUNTY's 5 UARGEST | @ INCH SOM, Cre 5 ae NCE | VER, tay mane ‘. | Fdw_M. Stout, Realtor -we are CLOSED DURINO Tits ne a. Ave vOpen © = roa gD, FARM anne M IC H li xAN BUSINESS . #3 oO nT? coat tet . Be) er pale ey te ate * SURE pace ; TN, Segoe 8 cE baie MOLIDA _=)=e wrge Pertne pw ) SBINNAN 6s Ww Ruron > ALES CORPORATION |» © PRIENOLY exrvieg 772 Cig Mela Ey ae coptain's chair stool, £3.89: rock- BEEF AND PORK 4ALF 4 “ = J asad , BU eee bow bat ather. eT. $6. 7 modern quarters Opdyke Market. FE HOLMES-BARTRAM e Lake 1 ener a cero NE 20m, 4 iim nos GET CASH QUICKLY | chair "Portable secorg plage. ten Arise sbooncare S008: nas GPT JL. sd ID 1. he | 4 a- | 8 ° 3 292 _Dixie Hwy. ‘For Sale Lake Prop. 44; —— = — PE ¢-1382 U i 0 | Bie‘top i steve, All in good con. stand, $8.95 a T pentaaats zane aie q Happy ___ Pon" ese “ACRES _PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR _ p to ae gFaGR SAND PAINT STORE Site PE Bates | “NEW HOME iat r OWNER, 3 ona HOME on etccesd WE COVER THE STATE “19350 ‘to “T0838 cars. Bring ¥ eur att WOOL RUOS. Oxi2 COFFE : eyes ‘COMPLETE W. RICK reclaimed — al! you want. ~ T ks Lares $ @ rm bungalow 7 nice bet. LAKEFRONT LOT CASS LAKE vs YOU DANO W ww tn : a ee STATE ule “momt. Geals’ crosed ‘tr 99 table, Exe_cond Li 42003 tings Mople crib with mattress,’ © UNION WRECKING CO. an Giving | ip tak tesoment. on | Phe Deoeerad beach hel br | Nice_' reem beuss with pisster WE HAVE 8 zaveans the | ‘ainutes Loans also made on fur: AUTOMATIC WASHER PE 5-5563. 3145 W. 8 Mile Rd | femace. N cod Immediate per | quch ese PR ea1@. Ser Eases ae | ee aete tures .nd other se = =NATIONALLY ADVERTISED ts -HAINSAWS | Seccton” Baoy terme oe ae er ee ooo ee ee ms — — be te. otbes for curities. | Only $149.95 Complete vightuire aad Gites washers C 5 = “e dosira Ave 3 bedrm low, | - mat ~ eee - Ee if Gam, Fe] t Loa Ww co. dryers, ranges, retrig.. water —. service rentals F ‘ins Geter. He REEESE “Gopand _| RELSSRR are ae ome rom nr ° —— . MY: 3-687 RF OVER. | { KEEGO RESTAURANT eee | oe | ANYTHING YIU WANT CONCRETE FLOOR pre __Each of Us: tn Fesrite CRE, BO Ree ier sets Sale: Business Property «9. Crating ae a te Loan Company "iPS aur ror oy eee Eee | Soars, eee ae mess hd ea : , r ae ww DERE O'CON®W?:. BROKER | ple See this exe. investment | TIAC STATE BANK BLDG | | 3 ae ‘out of Pdi Cab el Lea RED FRIEZE LAWSON CHAin-a | ©e™*™* mt an heii & Piloors 4 %-0682 ' BUSI- = FE 23800 avioc TED ES WEST ee BARGAIN’ FOR SHOP OR S T (cy 6 electric refriger | couch. FE 238000000 S To ig Aah as eis reauTiray SF 8 FT. FRONT ness Van Dyke frontage OL TA Ee WIDE | FE De O?06 | mare reages and water Sectors ROUND DINING TABLE. 6 COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO Lane “RE. Cute and. cory, wie sae gece Maneater Real Estate Service of Pontise | Bethrocm fintures. beds, chests, | _chairs_ Fair_cowd, $98__Ol. 1-0007. | #1 Orchard _Lexe_Ave.__?E 24 All of You - Se _ +4900 ~ “INVESTMENT BUYS | D. CHARLES, REALT | GTeSSerD, vane ane Dre ce |ROLLAWAY BED. END PASE. ; wath, full basement. With 1717 = T CG mattresses room suites. heir & ottoman. PE §-7332 eanu Cd e : | = nary eed ‘Sale Suburban an Prop. “aA f{ Diste Hwy. commercial! regress Sn rE ten T EAGUE FINANCE CO. | ae baggne Ulan ane RED CO UCH. WRINGER WASHER ~ D i Quick aed cb Sia frontage near M18 445 per ft. AoE MOTEL aos 202 N. MAIN: | wanee. Dinette "ets ‘ many _and laundry tub. OR 3-6479. To into OUR ; . Must SELL - LEAVING “anna | fof M5 commercial fron Senne Suns on see, | ROCHESTER. MICH. | other mise. items NEW & USED RECONDITIONED | PICKUP PRICES: : ‘ ‘ 2 rt 5 wae Leslie R. Middleton | spacious ving pos tober modern | 200 ‘beer Clarkiton. $65 per ft.| fea and Lake Huron. Also § room | LOANS #25 TO $800 ee es weer ete ee oe 818 M di ives hold many |SROKER PE $-003| Sere iawn. in beautiful a ai wns eo = | on | USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN | Coldspot Refrig. | .000000.000. $32.50 CS evraind 70 SOLD i= BY OWNER | KT sew" ieee titties. A "iatn. | 190 “oe aoe ne PSE | death tn tamily. #28.000 full price. | pp MOUSEHOLD COORD! | op corn MONTHS TO-PAT |G" E Bice. Range. o--.. - BLACKELT’S 4 R “Dp taste at a very realistic | = We buy, sell or trade. Come out I beesiree pay : Bor f--fer_apporstment "| Orie taro. ‘Ste. “ese ( larkston Buckner Customers | parking. _ sana mer | Clayton's ogee % ane Doi mal Dixie Hwy ae oe ¥ os « © home in ' * = FE 1 | 3063 Orchard Lake Rd = : Gas furnace & incinerator. Large For Sale Lots “| j A OPEN DAILY 8 TO ® REPRIGERATO DsED CABINET SINKS $39.95. FOR Scar eoieenies Senna ieee , k t REAL ESTATE INC | H es | | AND SUK. 12 TO 8 [3 eh. at ae record Doubie “eines t oe Pg ’ Adams 29 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich k a : se good food .and good | Setitm “rerun ate aSeR | come wa ams RE ie APKSTON |S Mace sect ora re ces «fag! ACen Et OUND, OME TABLE 8 GHAI | petra MoLrERLEx en BE over BA ‘< e . inter, dise er, health, for the happr- Payinents include tases & imeur rorkedl = no eta Feviricted RE. AL. EST ATE INC, | tduract eautpment at 1000 og ane smile in the most friendly manner shila oead nn = ne ee card table, $15 rE 4-8128 es | saw, complete with stands & mo- ness of home, family —_ance. For ope. Prove #118. | Pant Creek and partly wooded 20S. Main. Clarkston) Mien, | Lake Cell S44R ater ok A paee to ark ; SPARTAN FLOOR MODEL, 21 IN tors. Large steel frame hardwood 4 - Only $4.000 Cash. Terms can be_ MApie 5-582 2pm wes for Tom or Red Bele earns ona Wiens in A cohol 188 Proof screen television, 93 Ypsilanti | bench. assorted clamps, excellent and friends. | arranged. Th 5 — cee bb cvercane und banoenne RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL $375 SINGER. LATE MODEL WILt , Condition, dems net for sale eép. ~ } Wi s zl ft $650 DOWN North Rochester ease Frontage ft ) ie nyeeen-e x12 Felt B. Rugs $3.95 las COUGH SOLD EE. | Pa rs puinapbid: | ATTEND YOUR E Lace NEAT 2 BEDROOM | wana gar ee cae im fo depth A. cptewtll inection tee | arirl ( JO. Provide for your immediate La ee changed. Turner's. Mt. Ciem- . AOORS : ; _OF WORSHIP_TH fermace tnt $en- Cesemem {gay 19 minutes. trom Rochesies | meat A one ty00 o-wastueer Prentr t com ereah occoual Wb Oe | gyms nes Ses see, | INGER. LATE MOGEE ROUND | Tae cnt gristier Sum tow GREAT DAY. | SSMS | hi, 'Clemens Frontage | gegen Rises trees, _ 1 Tm mor vo ome | Senate Shr Jee S| Stool nanm henry, ae gevaonh apace eg Se Sear au a eta a an ian and chicken TLet 139 x 308 ft. corner Mt. Clem-| ,*) 558 hatha f > precisted pad, 2 years old, $85. 6x9 cotton Fie ios ners” | 11 5 BS commer Me, Gon: | atomiee sR ef eaieiing trot. | HUNTERS, SPORTEMEN. own nd Tag tite Senay arveee| Benge Tome tomes fu busi | Eaiicin Avera FE oe, ‘ ] building site, city water. sewer, | 1) icy Sayder Lavend for you. Up-to-date miodern Louse to $500, up to 24 months to $i PE > ae era ~ Sincere y, F C Wood Co Face eee Cy Ses ose | DOCORRY OR Cee TL AYEOCEE | ane on main ¢lane ‘highway’ to UTOMATIC WASHERS: BENDIX, . niet RADEIN DEPT. | 2 oe ee 2 eee ‘ : TOR e.. North LS enmore, Gene: '. * ww Se wns a ; pa a A x G. HEMPSTEAD | 214¢_¥._Buron are area. Spacious broom owner's B CKN R and Weslinghocee. Flectrie. Thor, cond Ee poredy SES designs, pull downs. moders. lern, trae e. 49 18 E. HURON ST sae eA poor “a Scanian aaa we fitable op- [ J E ors REPLACEMENT ‘ ext. ta tas 63 Sane ‘voles S398, Porch, "$3.8 a eman comer “Wiliam OR bane g vos : Commercial Last used as eration today. a do. plus 96 Oskiand FE 32-4031 5 pe, walnut bedrm. suite $79.95| value, $1.95. ey ee wn | CLARKSTON AREA |-$uieg' so oreperer- "Pome em) 1 Oust Te state. ___ | FINANCE, COMPANY. | Mirage tae Potion —croasae {3 pe ving. room aaite... $3088| SieMeas “Plooreveest” s82 66: Ke m en fa, 1) ‘a 'cene heaa Gas pool #1403 a TOP HARDWARD Here's a 2ND FLOOR. NATIONAL BLDO. tinal 3 day sale on present mer WYMAN’S chard Lake Ave. amps Pa rtrid ge Risrond, fence, Route, | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A ire iockiea on mamvnmeet'm 412 DOME Momwat By Trails nd Boat House Pon. | #W. Pike 8 re au EXTRA SPECIAL 2 - . cine Wat dacs sedetted use wn Toss js iT ¥r. E ee J 7 poninomeenrr ees Pereres ee $500" WIth” $500 down. ai SeeEn AnD iva ak og t priced at only $3 es (30 BARNSTON WALLED LAKE a ABY 8 ae — coated Trade-in saa White ot cont - 377 S. TELEGRA 18 THE “BIRD” TO ed ' . HOLLY AREA age within city Huis, small Wud | f a = mn "and enting table Exeelient condi Waster © 5 ‘vis . : f 2 é ing on ous aaa and elec- te in addition on easy i { P ity. oe ‘oodward | ae 6 cau aan = a | Gas range 8 AIMED “ each lex—Commercial ie sed Reve oie. level rt | NORTHERN BAR. Without” a. ed $500 DRESSER. $35. 5 pe. breaks We will supply baiiding W ATKINS sak < . _ ete “Fun price, sa808 ott eaatt IDEAL New, -oli fired. $298 delivered, FE 5-80 : HAY. 18T & SECOND CUTTING.| 1. 2 and 3 bedroom, 16 to Rag a “ | 08%, FE +e. ances. eras ete AS So BLYMOL : : wo sxavice’ | ARO FUMING. CiLT BEPORE | MA Soret tO farms me cree, Ente mn WE PAY. i088 BEL AIR HARDTOP CHEVIE. Payment of a good used car, | | PLYMOUTH e $2,,0m- Ovcar Schmidt. FE | Quantity OO0D ALEALEA| Dotemt™t, ° pucmmattions mt llar’ | ices cermeenia oe ae BILL. SPENCE SEFYASY PORD Galze on 92011 “ ‘ ‘J eee tnenernmnenntae | a", «", 6". & Drain Tie | REYNOLDS @ MARTIN TRUMPET | Carpenter’ nize W. Sulverdell R4.| D¢™. Pay, like rent. | Top Do ar _ear for equity, PE S216, v CARS PONTIAC STARCHIEF. ¢R | | Conia eee Great Stet a | FE 23000. | PE 5-1039, : LE GAS and ___ For ciean Used Cars & Trucks | '8$ CHEV. WAGON. R & H. DI-|@) Oatiand Ave rE sem ae beeuly. cas see: FS | ees A coping. opt. wg open PasonT PIANO. SACRIVICE, 3. __For Sale Livestock 72 ACCESSORIES STORE | Matthews- (2 ng, hy + eee eos POLLY PED. | _ $180 ! a lake Aven oe eit Wrb,; USED PIANO, CHEAP. FE eee toads cae ee ore iss) CHEVIE STATION WAGON. | sEPREY FORD SALES OA 63011 e Baccige BR. 5 DR. With SEW —— 5-38 = “erg qa “BALE. 00 § Telegraph PE 23200 H a oe, ! Wit | 55 FORD_ A BEAUTY. s008_ pe a = E- a nginy +R a5 Sale Office Equipment 63 | fixe iter EREFORD —_ Aeron trot ee | argreaves directionals. $#15. PE 52003 || SA sare. RUTO GALS, Wee Cukient tise Cate ra HP gs a Sarl Selection medicine cabinets feeder Pe, eR 9 deliver. 81 WantEe: Specter AER M1 8. Saginaw St FE_¢454¢ i030 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARD | ‘6 FAIRLANE VICTORIA $200 _ payments ww 7 ses cl ter. NTI RCH “eu and without lights, new slid-|POR SALE: BELL & aead sell it for you on our lot for 10 lways R dy to B a ae 5 ee Se and take over payments. PE "jg PONTIAC . STARC ayia 8 : ei sone door units, wall to}. Monte songs Fe MM m move orojecir. aa aL: a *-¥OUNG HOE 3 HOL-| jer cent. Holly Marine Coach 5 7. ape y fo Ate Ly tires. No ry Gown. assume | re SEDAN WODSOW | tem Catalina FE : binets Fresh ‘al if en! mot DOO! | laree aipiny Michigan Pv | ~ Terms. Call Hartland 2412, Fred tant. Se ACL Y AU TO PARTS alec Men a ao rt = condition Cheap 638 Home- | “Bp rorrac wears ps , a ye tes : ¢ Ave. Bale Store peace 4, <2ers, BA ore Be a SFT. ALL MODERN 1060 HOUSE- | FE 5-1019 170 BAGLEY 8T. | ——— urmer Fore} wise —~——— | ‘4 PONTIAC EXECUTICE caks ‘ting §* lathe. 2316 ~~ | ape ems RTT i Take. over payments. 814 | JUNK CARS AND FURNACES, MY <5 ny ting lathe B84 Patrpore Dray: | «, santo SALE S| _ wk 18 Brown ‘Ra, Toe Cant ge re 1955 CHEVY $1495 UP TO $900 MODERN BEAUTY SHOP EQUIP. doors, 40 ene 4H Calves, open heifers, bred “MALY CAMPING het bee { d Mf Motor Sales” Sport coupe with - a..-FF ors | oa : ii ee 2 red Teal for hunting. sleeps 2. FE| See M & M Motor Sales | tinsh.“Tus iss = DISCOUNT ment for 1068 Lakeview. Hy- | 4LL ee w od heifers and cows, also cows with é oe ee ee | _enlves by side, Several nice young = see a Saar, oO te motel sees, basgaie priced. es LONE RETAIL STORE te “Rese ‘Trailer Space 79 —HEF aoa —FORD 2. a es EB iis Bast VIEW PARMi — pace 79 |" Bud Shelton Motor Sales ~-NORTH ~ "$3 PONTIAC Oe . t Dequindre AUBUR HEIGHTS. MOBILE VIL- Pays top deter co tte meee. | Chietlain ¢-Door derute s, Hydra = BS obese County,_Mich. ye ‘ew, the best. 170 N. Cor, Auburn & E, Bivd, FE 4-6728 | arte — a OAkiand 8-3712 ie southeast of Pontiac Ponties. se NK ARs & SCRAP | - CHEVROLET 2-DR. ma! =e heater rea! rr trade CEMENT PATI aoa | ‘SHOP IT 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham ; _‘Wnat he have you. 41781. line. 1 block from Tel-Hu gi = SHO I $ ; “NORTH: osrer Tom Sale Sporting Goods 65 | rrois HAMPSHIRE. it borane coum Teller Park. Then Bring It Here | %_CHEVIE. 7 DOOR. POWER jae mae _OIYIEL,, | weer rrr ern = and ewe waing C pey top dollar for sharp cars| Glide. radio and heater. pew tires . | hreader. "some unions and | 12 G4 BROWNING UNDER | _lambs. PE 5-3870. : VERILI’S | and brakes. 1 owner. FE #1337 CHEVROLET 3 Soul S978. = Skeet & Skeet-Vented PINTO MARE ake front & plavercund. EM A 1 eer oe LARRY 1000 S. Woodward, B’har : ‘GARAGES REPAIRED TO | Jotinson si hp. motor wih aux, —— FE SIS OXFORD MORILE MANOR 18 FOR rE_ Pr, eae —_ oY pp 46396 Sane Fad | woes a papal , Be OS aE ° Lengthen your ga-| tank Excell cond. $100, FE ___For Sale Poultry — 74 those who want the best at rea- "WANTED: ED? (SCRAP | CARS | 50 CHEV, R&H, GOOD .CONDI- JEROME 1948 PONTIAC 2 DR FULLY : = mre aan rosa amen ROLLER ‘SKATES AND 18 HEAY -TYPE MIXED PUL- Lots. xa mile ndewalk. Ali a st Ee ae 80 HESTER tt ton PE ‘Tio i oacandanal Be! BURNER case, PE 21107, size 6. ue ANariing Wo lays #53, EAC | Balls on Cement. First class uti HIGH $8§ PAID | =,ciEVROLET. READY TO'00 | ROCHESTES Topp DEALER itso PONTIAC 0000 TIRES RA . PY goody nesting ——. Ae Aiso a oll i oavon Pour, resis ne GhESE FOR BREEDING red saad miles Last of Or. a erase tek SAM’s AUTO SALES. 124 Oakland 32 MERCURY jo. 3963 Olmstead. OR 3-i1i7 gun type oil » 7 , ‘orc on ‘eville Akland ~ CHR IMPE: : 36 } SS Lease. and trained. Both $85. 180 E.| EM 3-5085, : = M 2-0721 GLENN’S can Good conaits Meese — Sin cane pos i oF Radio Se “tne se ' ; OOD ARKHURST MOTOR body, ex- res 3 ‘ FL Socd D CLEARANCE SALE Sale Farm Produce 75| where x A te qusneation.— 72 | 254 8. SAGINAW 8 st rr enn * "36 DESOTO cellent set of | white walls. in assume payments of 420 88 Be | Garete fr nn, ATT? Drees sg | Al rifle shop guna at cost. lovely _scres, 8 8 private| WE NEED USED CARS AND Fireflight 4-Door na : Parts. Miaweet ¢ Hd Re 8 23 73. per_con = = HONEY, CIDER. KINGS- jake _svimm trucks, Get our prices before you : AUTO SALES case “ma Re Bir IT, § oie | Reg. $250 hand warmers, Now| Dury. 2390 Clarkston Rd. ‘Lake | Sion. oly 18 minutes to, Fee. North Jet’ " TRANS- | 68 OAKLAND ~~ PE 2-238 * a teeseesecsseseeres § 1.00 et cat $16.50. GTTERNOT a — trafler sales. Base rate . ort _ Chevrolet s cha 443 eee 1952 MERCURY “Bud Shel ton 2% ota, $14.40. squash, Stock winte 50_ Fees Big Lot in: Birmingham HI - PLAYER, Mere-O-Matic. R & H. W-W’ $23. har Be KELLY’S Ss HARDWARE Cote aa a ate «18 sete" olacinas Auto Accessories 80 | GP TO #9 FOR JUNK & CHEAP| EPSE Nien “anaces, keer ee Offers % Plyscore...... pg Bd RAD ‘ Wn | care, FE 39008, Days _or_ eves. R SE w. 8. ¥ abontiac Plywood Company” | GUNS, MODERN, AND ANTIQUE. ona DET enable Wapie amt |PARTS POR ‘se PLYMOUTH «>R.|~THE HIGH DOLLAR | WASHERS SON CaP vi | TH MERCURT GPE SOT ascr 25 Pontiac Cat Mrcra 179: Pe post Mts Baldwin Ave | 3's Teleeraph. Sale F Gaus 76| 4173. After 4 & transmission. OR | wor high grade used cats. We! SWEEP HEA w. iio» MERC. CHEAP. CALL AFTER | 35, Chevrolet bard tep _ gies . PAY — en AND | Sale Farm Equipment 76° = “ ————-— | need them. Drive the extra miles. WALL TIRES. SOLUx FE "BS Chevrolet “4 doer $12 _ cae or pay | LARGE SELECTION OF USED RI. ~~--~~~-~.~-~ ~~~. ~-- |"48 PLYMOUTH. FAIR masala it = ap von well 4540 Dixie GLASS AND DUAL EX- tear czy | S4 Pord Victoria = feed | $350 Dn. and will buud on my lor.| fles and shotguns. Ben's Loan GraverLy TRACTOR. WITH ALL| ‘on. Selling arts Also, 3 70617) Hw . HAUSTS. 9.000 MILES NABH RAMBLER Gh 50.1 Sh chev. 4dr, Bel A : om Bete Dice 4 ‘Patterooa “FR estat, |GAAEmha asians soow prow | tuck tres. AY 3 "HJ. VAN'WELT WAR a Rae aa, 133 Ford Vt tudor "|. 8s pig! B THE COIL. 4¢ PER = 3 ‘. bas we At cond. = ae — fe \ OR 31355 . SAV EK $1,000 cond. New tires & battery, (33 Cet 6 fordor pe 9 gt ae ht) - SPORTSMEN SPECTAE Sa Sotho plas ia ‘31 Ford tud ay ve Perry Bt. S 1 viet “our OcPS tractors, loaders, Gosers, | CXS it elie FIRESTONE iiete. Phone OR | ad ae _ BR AID 1954 OLDS $1595 ‘30 Chevrolet 4 doo: 1.12... 8 295 .... ROBE b_CHAIRn« 3, | tepals service Blutng, scopes,| & back hoes 25 per cent down, 5-8260. Wanted Used Trucks 89 ties 6 door .... $ ibe bed frame. 2 suiteases, elec. heat- SANDY'S SPOR “30 montis =o} + NEW-4:00-16- - - OF} Ike new rere " dela Bpeciay tudor ef, Baifle sweeper, baby mattress, | SANDY’S SPORT SHOP) payments during winter months. | _and one 6:50-16._ New. FE 34138, | re ae Gen + Bud Shelton’ Hfotor Salen PONTIAC FARM & INDUS. Desoto Pym out Dealer Mon. to Thurs. 9 to 6:30, “ri. # to 8. Jf 84 GOODYEAR, FIRESTONE, STOP! LOOK! eegesvee Cot. Auburn & E. Bivd. PE ¢s778 OF Set, 8 to Sun. 5 to ¢ $25 Woodward a. ote RINE or waite side | wanted to buy wheel Case st_W gue Bt. 1964 PONTIAC, ¢DR ; 1770 8. ‘Tei “pe 340140 walls. Off new cars Pull guar- Fes dramatic, W-W_ tires, all extras a 4 PE 4-046] or FE 41442 — aa ve 50 per cent off. Dave (Chevrolet 1% ton Mchessis & BEROTOT Ise poe low mileage. Pris, $1,000 4 45105. : — Sutton, MY 30033. bao 56. DOOR AA perieet cen: : 5-116. : TILLERS & TRACTORS mrED. Ww ILLIAMS Sale Truck: extras. Owned “SPT. CPE. V4_G00D. _Sand, Gi Gravel & & Dirt 6 ond your yo Se ler now, we 1 8, Saginaw at Raeb For I : ka cuties ra baecutve. CHEVROLET ont, — (Overdrive, $000. FE. x have a good stock of used tillers | #7 BUY AND SELL USED | cHEY. ‘Sis00,"fext. S273 cays, MI ete: | 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham | _ $2300 atte c | A A GRAVEL, ILL pint. To TOP| 1% to condition. | “tires. $3.50 up. Also Whitewails. cellent 1st tp OH throughout W Win. ee oBeE CORONER TE 48 OLDS. % 2 DR smC- “Re 1 Th a kf ] i-A TOP SOIL. ROTOVATED — Usea garden fractors, ané power 803 8, re en oe eet fully equipped, after F cant om | —ond_cer. EM 3-000) AKIU 2 Ser ee, LOOK! Haski Che Ra PAYMENTS 700 WURDE | fect Power crater, RO FOR OUR - : : | CAR PAYMENTS TOO BO : sabe ame Ti DIRT. GRAVEL © CINDERS. | yp: hn s game & SER VTC a9 | S715 suburbanite mud and snow GOSKINS Vv. ? Let ua help vou. adjust to | Cash ped and other extras. PE) (GOOD) USED CARS ten cow manure, «and & stone. aL a in Ge wwe — : Remold $10.95. exchange | 675) tate Highway ot M15: some fege oxen model 'S6 Ford Vic. 2-Dr $2145 = : FE 4-337) Rentals, Parte & Repairs oe ri TE RE SALES | MAple 5-507" Nites “til 9 Lake Orion Motor Sales “a8 54. : { Lad a e > . ais i“ 4-1 TOP SOIL RICH, BLACK | 1999 Crooks Rd M1 6.0446 5037'S. Sagina E_4-0687 1946 GHEY WRECKER. M24 AB CLARKSTON RD Bright Spot 56 Ford 4-Dr. ..... »$1495 . ; HEETROCK dirt. gravel and fill dirt. ere - 32-7196 FORD — MERCURY MY 2-901 ad . PSA : Eugene Sennett. FE 5-4158 McCULLOCH. CHAIN SAWS, DROP SNOW TIRES CHEV, TON PARED FROCK. ‘90 FORD @, $125, “# PLYMOUTH | 55 Dodge Wagon ..$1745 | 4 ATTENTION: WE DELIVER 1. Garden '& Lawn iquipment, is3| New Kelly Explorers Snow Tires, Hydra. 7,200. FE 6-3576 248. W. Yale. After 5. AUTO. SUPER MKT. |'55 Dodge H’top ....$1725 : 4X eet $l. 35 3 or more yards of washed cand South Woodward (North 1 as low as $ 4 FORE SR CE PICK-UP | 5 Sh GSE CS é -. SK = it, Pisses “ " gravel. top soll or vione and fill. | wile Ha.), Birmingham, Mich.| New and rerreads. As low as $7.95 | truck, good condition, $175 cash. 1 POR 1 te 48703. Pl ie 55 Chev. Bel Air ...$1445 r Fiyocore, éxtr% sheet , $455 al el time. FE 46584. G. R.| Phone Midwest 4-6053, - exchange, Fulle guaranteed, FE 8-2387. Sar FORE ¥a 2 500R, IN GOOD ’56 Olds 98 Dix. Hol. Sed. | 55 Ford Fairlatie ...$1445' ES 100" 84. ft’ $95 | Al TOP BOIL, CRUSHED STONE, SPECIAL SERVICE TIRE & | TREC ROP SALE: CHEAF - PH. |“ cond., $296" King Bros, PE 40794. 36 Olds 88 Convertible, | °55 Dodge 4-Dr. . <,.$1295: Biceas AE EE sea sae | Seats" FE seem DAVIS BACK HOE] “TREADING CO. |%% romp, “pM wwuer ii | POS Sau erm CONTO™ | '56 Pontiac Starchief Cat. "55 Plym. Cl. Cpe. «81145, Wl, fy pignood 9%, ML TOP SON GROGMED FFORE.| AND LOADER, LIKE| qn, perry si" 7x save | —Droe2 Ba. Fm ‘MODEL, A FORD, G00 NG-|’55 Olds Sedan 1:54 Mercury 4De. . $1143 siz tute ie boards. FA. ke | ‘and BEM 3.2631. ew | NEW. CALL FE 4-0461 Auto Service 81 72 FORD TON | + |’35 Ford Convertible 54 Chevrofet 4-Dr. $ 945/- he oa henner BLACK DIRT, _ROAD_ GRAVEL OR FE 41442. Sic a ar PANEL. DELIVERY Ct arkston _}°55 Olds Holiday-Coupe 53 Nash Wagon ...$ 845) i crock. blader ant tantnr oe ae SN 1S COMING cnasiaings Saenno uF READY FOR WINTER 55 Me: Hardtop -— 4°33 Plymoi i. —— (ie er ea-ae oa Ow : Shon 23 Hood Pb DY 134 Ford 2. ymout r. $ 675, “BATE Up 70 800 on waren. | FE 2200 between #65. | tractor” whin sow nlade, We have : . ONLY a Motor Sales |; eat (33 Mercury 4-Dr. ..§ 645 ; Ea SE. | GRUSHED WHITE several in stock, (do not shovel. “Sale Motor Scooters 82). “cy” 54 Ford Victoria 52 Pontiac 2-Dr. .. ‘3 545, stone for driveways and parking | Evans Eqilp, | | Ssa7 Disie Rwy nae CHRYSLER ’54 Cadillac Coupe "Se Ft lots Whole or real, PE MA_5-7878 E S . ; ‘ ymouth 4-Dr. $ 495 oRE 1413, = “HARL Y eg OV IS PLYMOUTH |'54 Pontiac Catalina 52 Hudson 2-Dr. .,.$ 445. Sennen Lesbo Sent ; " gauioped’" deh Gan (PE b.sez8” ater IMPERIAL meee Bel Air $1 Chrysler 4-Dr.’ ..$ 465 rn Lumber Co, rT ae i | ctearance ssle of all new ears uick 2-Door 51 Plymouth 4Dr> § 395 3 SGAGTOR pr Lake hi ha For Sale Motorcycles 83), Your FORD Dealer | | “and: demonstrators, = ama oe Coasertible 50 Buick 4-Dr. .....$ 395/D rE : = E 7 E Raat ter, 2 tanks ‘arge AB stove, refrig.. ca 2335 8. i oe Dogs T Trained, , Boarded 70 Miltord, 2 poG: BE AND SEE THE ALL NEW trained. B _ CATS BOARDED ye a. tele.| 3987 TOU 5. sports railer~ Just right for travelin; —eraph < = ow hunting Also A seed Hay, Grain & Feed 71) Holy ‘Marine Coach Sales, {5216 de BALES FIRST CUTTING. AL AL Holly Ra, Holly ME 4-677). 1200 BALES CUTTI —— 1965. 46-FT. ABC, 2 BED- — and bales and uipped with extras, Call | REINFORCED PLA “4 W. i4 vecoell ig at John R is DEMONSTRATOR i FIBERGLAS boat. $195. OR 3-3537 Fast Crescent Lake Rd “Do you = to khow any gcd looking as Mabel?" 1935 srt. eS 2 ar: ee mode * ' Fairfax. Square Lake Tr Boats & Accessories 85) For Sale Cars 91 Pontia: PPP et » i ce 856 TROTTWOOD. a2 2 ALUMTI- | FIBERGLAS MATERIALS TO COV- ‘48 puicx IN GOOD SHAPE OR num, fully er 4."1 mo. old.| er your boats, decks, etc. Plexi-| sale or -trade for bump job. Cost new, $2 sell ‘on $1,600. gias for windshields. Plastic sup- aed 5-8260. Market (7701. phn, Soe Eee BUICK NEW CONDITION. 8605 Open Sat. 9 to 1 saws AUTC SALES, 724 Oakland x or STICS ‘$2 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP, tinted glass; wer aane Very clean. Call ae? 6 E ¢4183, after ace MODEL 76R m 2 BUICK 1966 ji ia ap 8 SEABEE OUTBOARD MO- . FE 41366. door r hardtop, fuily pee ie * gen. ear, new car a cenrony 1e6T CORONADO - RE- SORTERS-OUTBOARDS ON DIS- Ge 1955 A & ‘56 ‘nesokren 188 ALL ARE TRADEANS, LIKE NE PER | INLAND.LAKES SALES 27 W. Huron FE 47121, FE 2-6122 Star boat. monn and Little Dude er aoe | OCs orens 27-F?_ HOUSETRAILER SEMI modern, parked on ettractive lake lot. PE 8-1668 after 6 p.m Trailer { =] | 199 S.° Telegraph MERCURY SEGLED pig tera j Parts and service. Shorty Hook 3738 Orchard Ave. Place, pane FOR BOATING EVINRUDE MOTORS See the new ‘57 models Harrington Boat We orks $73: Bt. Sisal $36.81; Wend © Coal & fuel f 7 wid et & pad "delay eR at bane He MIREPLAC cE CANNE Sass vas ¥ + FE .2-8033 | 1 Transportation Offered 87 ok FLY BY ‘AIRLINER. CALIFOR- ‘ | 1951 Ch Livingston | Hicter's $88. vere Bales, ge dealer—Howell ably priced on weer. a | SEE THERE OF § ivy OK, SUPER oboe Sted , Loaded be WE WILL TRADE UP_OR DOWN Tier mene cat for your equity * cheaper ear ar and we pay you cash erence. . Take advantage of our tow over- head location. : OK SAFETY TESTED |. ToD«Y! HASKINS CHEVROLET “Oakland County’s —_- Fastest Growing Dealer” om Dixie Highway et M15 MApiv Nites stil 9° . 1982, TUBELESS “Teaitierete Pa A 200 ‘USTOM Lr ge on. Pee swaps. “Sate fea- ures. pelleny 5-0021. é 1951 FOR D VICTORIA RA & Heater, gs vii so “White wall tires, No money down, ; payments of $27 per month lt Cretit Mar Mr. Parks, — “#7501. assume payments Credit Mer., Midwest _— ‘Harold _ Turner Ford. ‘33 PORD. ENGLISH ZEPHYR, , 6, “4 dr. radio & heater, sey tires, no rust, leather upholstery, Very _clean, $425, FE 44007 1953 FORD $895 Custom fordor V-8 with overdrive An exe ily aaa car runs like new. NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, Bham, i051 BUICK. 65 DOWN. a A WK. FE 6-60951. Dealer 544 BUICK $1,595 Super Rivera Hardtop. Radio. heater, = wall tires. oak in beautiful condition. NORTH | CHEVROLET 1950 BUICK. RADIO & m gT.. : 6-6550 Harold | Turner _ | toes BUICK, RADIO AND TORN | ls, $65 3717 Pontiac After 33 pm 1951 CHEVROLETS” | No down payment required. 10) 2 drs. Mechanically 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham | ‘«@ Pontiac 3 ar. 4 dr. ~ | FORD EASY ED JONES | WILL TOTE YOUR NOTE EVER’ Y's CREDIT is HERE A ad ear hae! SALES Sagine Judson $5 DOWN M Piymouth :" dr ‘Sl TIURON MTR. SALES | / #2 Wo Huron mt P41 1952. CUSTOM 2 DOOR | sedan. R & Exseptionaily , _clean $550 OL “soe . | i981 KAISER GOOD TIRES a3) 1950 TO 1956 MOD 2LS aVAILABLE |. SATION WAGONS ply m Sports, Suburban vy Bed 9 pass, a4 HURON: MOTORS | ACKARD 4 ULTRAMaT- snr taeoeaie set ‘Si inade” ete 1298 8 . Hospital 1956 Buick Roadmaster 4-Door Riviera Full Power 1953 ath 1962 Chey, 4¢door. 1952 Studebaker = = —_ Vie pe dy mT BOGHTEN North Main wad OLive 1-9761 STATION WAGON. 1952. vere | outh,, = good eondition, M 6 PLYMOUTH . Belvedere 4-Dr. Hitop | & SON Rochester tami iinatchyntiaa Ze LIGHTS, AND 8 TONE BAINT. 6.000 MILES New Car ¢ suarantee SAVE $800 BRAID Motor Sales . DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 7 oat Sea} ‘ene Bt Pe 20186 1662 PL ¥ MOUTH BELVEDERE. hardtop R&H, turn signals, white wall rex, green” and —— tare full price. .65 down. Phone WN ‘48 PLYMOUTH, NEW SEAT cov. ers, motor and body very good 30@ N. Saginaw. a i ip oer igen! 4 Ré&H., DOOR. ondition Good transporta-| i--3 EM 30088 '55 PLYMOUTH $1293 Belvedere chio coupe with V-8 engine. Clean as-new and in per- “NORTH | CHEVROLET 1000 Ss. Woodward, B’ham SEE OUR ve ee Safe Buy USED CARS CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY © Cass at Pike Sts. PE 4.3885 IS PONTIAC. op Ane | OVER Fay. Call ees West Side Used C. Ga Drive ovt where Saas i low Transportation Specials - ge All cars are winterized, have good tires, safety checked and guaranteed, $395 ‘52 Pontiac 2-DOOR $225 °— ‘50 Ford. 2DOOR $695 ‘53 Dodge 2-DOOR $395 ‘51 Pontiac -2DOOR $975 ‘92 Ford 2-DOOR $665 2 Bui $665 -SPlymout — $395 ‘91 Olds HARDTOP $365 ‘51 Ford 2-DOOR $399 ‘49 Cadillac 4DOOR $295 i 4 DOOR $195, "50 Studebaker CONVERTIBLE $395 ‘51 Chevrolet 2 DOOR # ‘ vidson Se Se ez ~~ For or Sale ‘Bicycles & 84 eae TAFE ER “"Wilaoa GMC | Nee ae trp tee Oakland at. Cass mo Coal tat ow mileage, *53 Chev. Bel Ait Cl Cpe. Sh Ford Seda ’52 Ford Sedan ’52 Pontiac Station Wagon | 51. Ford Convertible *51 Buick Hardtop 31 Mercury woe oil 49 Buick 2-Dr. rr | 195 | Dedge 4-Dr-- Teh 175 47 Chevrolet eevee eS TIS P. $875 cxur He $645 +-- t x, 03 Nash MA 2,DOOR 70 Cars to Choose From, 40 Good Clean Late Mod- ‘els. “Liberal Appraising. Immediate Financing. Open till 9 p.m. TWO HOLIDAY SPECIALS $1095 ‘53 Buick Roadmaster 4 Door with Frigidaire Air Conditioning and Power Steering and Brakes. -$1865; "55- Buick Special 2-Door ‘Sedan, Radio and Heater, ynaflow and many other extras, a Se \ | id t | fs ‘i f | s cate Fee hee a aoeoets _3HE Pon vA. PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 3056 ... for f 564s ot sets. oo — a : —azTedey’ s Radio u ae Programs o€ oo enneuee 3 em) _ eet _wwi, oat) te) WAYE _luy Off seal.” Bid auneuane Toman? ane) — : = Y 5. Ae a A the annus $:00-WIK, News _ WoBK, wien ts sa : oe WIBK, (1490) my. ae Draft. Friend to. Animals right note in apie, e| aoe Dose aie Tatener Bor listening gm WX! WPON ama ae : y: understand al oe ang music, Peed. Well CKLW, News, Albu _ the atmospheric all = stop in and m Pvte. doodling McAL a Reid WJBK, News, Tom TV of the ESTER, Okla. New “geome | a weer etna in anua ‘Tom w— Mr |S8ee spied ry qe Gartard operates an unoffi- ae—wan. 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