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‘Speed Limit Bill Passed by Senate 
551065 M.PH. 
Measure OK'd 
in30 to 3 Ballot Curb Would Be Felt 
Only in Area South 
of Bay City 4      T = 
a waign | in Stretch rive. Eo Goal Need: 
Deadline Nears Total Pushed - Higher 
| by Industrial Division 
. Going Over Quota 
       . * 8 * iy * ions, 
Gift for Ike’ S Nurses _ + 
       
_mnOw and High V Winds Herald Coming of Winter omen eet pret 
    _- The Pontiac Area United 
Fund drive raced into the 
home streich today after 
yesterday’s returns raised 
the total collected to $514,- 
070—91.4 per cent of the 
| $562,175 goal, 
The Industrial Division 
swelled the total by going 
over its quota. . 
Campaign leaders hope a 
continued rush of returns 
bring in. the remaining 8.6” 
per cent needed before to- 
night's deadline. | 
A_ report ‘saa poet: *tuncheon_ By International News Service 
The State Senate has 
passed and sent to the 
House a bill calling for a 
day and night speed limit 
‘in the southern half of the 
Lower Peninsula. : 
The 65-mile-an-hour day- 
time and 55 nighttime 
5 approved last night by a 
;-| vote of 30 to 3, was re-) 
stricted to the lower part of| AP Wirephote | 
the state apparently be--  30POUND TURKEY — ected ot sending a turkey to President Ej-| is: set for noon tomorrow in the 
cause some northern sena- | senhower, these 4H Club members dispatched a 30-pounder “to the het Mi ssed? 
tors . insisted - traffic north | nurses who have been doing such a good job” in attending the President yone mi 
of Bay City is comparative- | at Fitzsimons Hospital in Dé?iver. The turkey, shown above, is packed Although volunteer workers 
ly light. They said the limit | @t the Mid-Atlantic Farm Show by ten-year-old Patricia Wood, of _— ' have been doing an excelient job, 
| United Fund leaders feel many         
  
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sac ee 
First Snow Downs ee 
Brings Warning. of Winter 
Sharing in Southern Michigan’ s first real snow of the. 
season, the Pontiac area today suffered from downed 
" power and télephone lines and muddied roads. 
Otherwise people suffered only from wet feet. _ 
Police and Sheriff’s Departments reported that though 
driving conditions were bad, no serious accidents or traf- 
fie snarls occurred because + 
of show this morning and 
heavy rain last-night. 
cunt senorh Power Com- 
that three 
primary lines were downed 
tween 5:30 a.m. and 6 
a.m. this morning, leaving 
about. 1,000 customers in 
the city without power. 
Low, electric superin- 
tendent, said that service to all a 
Sheriff's deputies assisted 
pogo ended was downed 
at Sashaliaw Ra. and Woodmere 
in Waterford 
. About 200 ‘persons fiving alte 
when one of the power lines was 
downed. 
Police directed traffic for over 
     
    
   
     
      
     
   
     
   
     
          howled into the Pontiac area last 
enough snow to whiten roofs and 
and Oneida Rds., is a prevue of what's ahead. Below: Ray Brasch, 4823 
Dbde Hwy., is engaged in a familiar winter occupation. _PREVUE: THERE'LL BE MORE — First taste of winter weather Pentiae Press Photos — 
night, with a falling mercury and 
lawns. Scene above, at Menominee 
  
  
rat Utica, downstream from Pon- 
  Sewer Controls 
Ordered by State 
at te Treckases Plant 
to Prevent Pollution ° 
Dr. Albert E, Heustis, State 
Health Commissioner, formally or- 
dered Pontiac today to tighten con- 
trols on its sewer system to pres, 
vent harmful wastes from reach- 
ing the Clinton River. 
The order results from two inci- 
dents in the past four months in 
which poisonous wastes from Pon- | 
tiac contaminated the water supply E fifear ii : i z lH eavy Arab- 
Rages on El 
  Israeli Battle 
Auj ja. Border 
    
‘Absolutely No Chance’ 
of State Acquiring It, 
Says Broomfield - 
There is “absolutely no chance” 
the state will- buy the Oakland | 
County Tuberculosis Sanatorium 
for conversion té house mentally 
retarded children, State Sen, Wil- 
liam S. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak) 
said today. . 
“Our only hope to get immediate 
added space in the county is to 
.|lease the sanatoriimf's annex to 
the state," Broomfield declared. 
He spoke following » lengthy | Senate debate which saw eight 
“emergency bills approved. last 
night by the upper chamber. 
Broomfield did tack on $45,000 
more.'to an original $60,000 item 
for placing children in private hos- 
pitals under contract. 
’ “If the House approves and Oak- 
land County officials agree, .this 
extra_money could be used to lease 
the TB atinex where about 75 
youngsters could be housed imme- 
diately." 
“Over 00 county mentally re- 
Aarded youngsters have been com- 
ge! homes for lack of institution. | 
al space." 
  Circuit Court Date 
Slated for Dawson 
    mitted for care, but remain’ in| The fighting centered’ 
faround El Sabha, a check- 
Lest which the Israelis pre- | 
— had claimed was 
held y the Egyptians in 
the zone nine miles south of | 
El Auma and within Israeli 
| territory. © 
| An Israeli military spokesman | 
} said an Israel army unit “reoccu- 
pied the territory” Jast night; kill- | 
‘ing 50 Egyptians and. capturing | 
more than 40, 
Israeli casuaities. were put at 
4 killed and 19 wounded. 
Military reports reaching official 
sources in Cairo said the Egyptians 
Eban Wants Weapons NEW YORK @—Abba Eban, 
Israeli ambassador to the United 
States, arrived here today by 
platie and said he would go later ~ 
to Washington in an effort to 
obtain arms for his country,       
  
  launched a counterattack in the | 
Sabha Area, An Egyptian spokes- 
man said the Egyptians have “‘con- 
siderable military strength” in the | 
region, but declined to give details | 
on the counterattack, 
The spokesman said that while | 
the battle was raging in the de- | 
militarized zone, Israeli forces 
opened fire with automatic weap | 
/OnS on an Egyptian outpost near’ 
Maghazi, a camp for Palestine | 
Arab refugees south of Gaza, Gaza | 
is about Oo miles north of El Auja. was necessary only in heav- Landing, ea os ) and Billy Brockett, B bed ‘Linwoed, N.-J. 
ily populated areas. 
The dividing mark would 
| be -an imeginary line | 
known as “town line 16” 
running from Lake Mich- 
igan north of Muskégon to 
Bay City and from Bayport 
Harbor Beach in the 
Thumb area, 
Other highway measures 
proved by the Senate race My 
1. Rigid tests for drivers when 
they renew their licenses every 
‘| three years. 
.. %. Drivers’ training school that 
habitual offenders would be com- 
"| petind to attend by court 
’ Sa ad Sr yeni gs 
cost of the drivers license {from 
, The spokesman ci 200 om soldiers were ited “ $1.50 to $3. 
'/TBSanatorium 
Purchase Out 4. Issuance ot new v licenses only 
‘missioner as qualified é¢xaminers. 
5. Creation of an accident | 
|Search center at Michigan State 
University, 
Meanwhil¢, the Senate passed 
and sent Houseward ‘an emer- 
‘agency bill providing- for’ 1,075 
beds for mentally retarded chil- 
dren. asa stop-gap until new per- 
| manent hospitals can be built. 
It includes appropriations of 
$982,000 to remodel the Ft. Custer 
Hospital, which would house 800 
children, 
However, the Senate action does 
not include purchase of the Chil- 
dren's Hospital at Farmington,. as 
recommended by Gov..G. Mennen 
Williams, 
The House got a bill that would ; 
provide $13.5 million to increase 
the salaries of teachers and non- 
teaching school employes, 
Weather i in y ay 
Not Even Fit for Ducks 
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. w — The 
weather, here yesterday wasn't fit 
for ducks. 
Lightning downed two mallards. 
One was found with his feathers 
| singed, “dead. The other, dazed and 
bruised, was sent on its way with 
a State Game and Fish Commis- 
sion band on its leg, 
Tom Mull, educational director 
(of the State Game and Fish Com- | 
| mission, said he'd never heard be- 
‘fore of ducks being downed by) 
lightning. == — | + 
‘La Bise’ Sick List Grows7 |   
West May Demand Soviet 
» Act on Germany Free Vote 
  liquidation of the 
‘Munist East German, 
| regime. 
Secretary of State John 
Foster Dulles, Britain's 
Harold Macmillan x) 
France’s Antoine Pin 
were lunching at the | 
noon's four-power session. 
The Soviet delegate yesterday 
offered a plan for unifying Ger- | 
many as a neutral nation but. with 
no provisions for free elections. 
The plan was based on East 
German proposals made public the 
day before, It.was rejected im- 
‘mediately by the Allied ministers. | 
holds must be linked with 
German unification — has been | 
_fihelved for the time being, 
Western, sources stressed the 
common points between the Allied- 
proposed pact and the latest draft 
of the Soviet pact rather than the | 
basic disagreement. The Western | 
| version includes a reunified Ger- | 
(Continued on page 60, col. 1) |   
  Pigeons No Loophole 
NEW YORK (INS)--Frank Car- 
nelli said he was feeding the pig- 
eons but police said he was throw- 
ing refuse into-the streets, The 
police won and Carnelli was fined       |Briton’s villa to work out, 
‘their strategy -for this after- | 
j the Democratic - controlled Con- | 
gress 
  {$1 cesar GENEVA (INS)—The three Western foreign ministers 
were expected to demand that Russia's V. M. Molotov; 
ae today whether the Soviet Union was ready to persons wishing to give have not 
and have not been contacted are 
urged to phone Mrs. A. W. Gault 
at FE 5-5008 and a solicitor will 
“bé sent. 
Elks’ - Temple on Orchard Lake 
avenue, . 
The 11 plants in the Pontiac — 
“Manufacturer's Assh, pledged 
113 per cent of their quota. A 
portion of their contributions had   
  repre 
Msotov has shown no inclination that the Kremlin 
would accept such a move which would result in the 
caren ECGS 
Taft-Hartley Act | 
Slated for Talk lke, Mitchell to Present 
Issue to Dem Congress 
for Proposed ‘Changes 
DENVER © — President Eisen-| 
hower, still gaining ‘physical: 
strength, today continued drafting | 
'a legislative program on. which his 
party will run next year. 
The Taft-Hartley Act was added 
to. the growihg list of controversial 
issues with which he will confront 
in January, The action 
/came during a huddle yesterday 
with Secretary of Labor Mitchell. 
Mitchell told a news conference 
afterward the President will re- 
submit the 14 proposed Taft-“ 
Hartley amendments previously 
  1 j 
  rejected by Congress even though 
Mitchell said “I don’t feel that | 
@hy action is going to be taken 
by Congress." 
The President, . moving further | 
along the road to recovery, eased | 
up on his official schedule today 
He plans to leave here a week 
from tomorrow, spend a day or $0 
at the White House, and then pro- | 
ceed to Gettysburg to which the |" 
temporary White House will be 
shifted in advance of Mamie's 59th’ 
birthday, Nov, 14,   fee 2 
gave $5,647.40—37 per “cent ‘above 
‘last year. Bell District Manager 
E. J. Novak-said, “This atnount 
represents the combined gifts of 
| members of CWA-CIO Local 4012 | plus management employes and all 
other employes.” The firm gave 
$3,100. 
\Strict Rationi Rationing | 
Regulations Hurt 
Chinese Customs HONG KONG (INS)—Instead of 
“R.S.V.P.” invitation cards to wed- 
dings and other celebrations in 
some. parts of Communist China 
carry the request, “Bring Your 
Own Rice.” 
This is the spreading fashion: 
in Kwangtung Province—a result 
of the rigid control on-the coun 
try’s grain. 
Rationed rice is so meager that 
the people have none left for 
‘ feeding guests and visiting rela- 
tives. Se, whenever one goes vis- 
iting one must cart along one’s 
own supply of rice—or go hun- 
gry. 
If the rendezvous 1s some dis- 
tance away. a recipe coupon must 
be obtained from the local au- 
| thorities. This coupon is then ex- 
changed for a specified quantity ° 
of rice at one's destination, This 
applies also to travelers who must 
produce their coupons at hotels 
and restaurants. 
  Arthur Fires Housekeeper 
NEW YORK (INS) — TV-radio 
star Arthur Godfrey has fired his 
| housekeeper.   
Down: 18 Per Cent in First Six Months   
Pontiat’s crime rate in 1954, the 
city has dropped 18 per cent in the 
first six months of 1955. 
Police Chief Herbert Straley re- 
In 1954, the 
      
    
   
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CET H TRAE ‘of less than four per cent, And it this -year’s pattern follows 
last year’s, chances of the record 
drop are good. Only 28 more 
crimes were reported in, the last 
six months of 1954 than in the first 
six months—a negligible increase 
‘There were sharp drops this year 
in every category except rape, 
grand latceny and auto theft. 
There were no murders or negli- 
gent manslaughters, Rape cases 
remained at six, Robberies dropped 
from 15 to five; aggravated as- 
“saults from 30 to 24. 
vopeeuaiiatnanciaiaalaia: 
te   per cent, from 244 to 122. Petty 
larcenies fell from 325 to 317. 
Auto thefts rose slightly from 
73 to %, and grand larcenies 
from 63 to 75. 
A! six rape cases this year were 
cleared by arrests, as were three 
of the five robberies. Twenty-three 
pcre made in 24 cases of 
aggravated assault. 
Sixty-six of 122 butglaries. were   , and 50 of 75 auto thefts. |. 
Nine arrests: were made for 75   
In Today's Press 
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Food News civeases ke 33 thra 4 
‘Sports '....53, 54, 5, 56, 8%, 58 Theaters ..... 0... cci cnn QT 
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[Cabs FR 5-@111. 
Kiwanis Annee! Remmage Sale New om 
  City’s Crime Shows Big Does This Year. After a 12 per cent -increase. in grand larcenies, and 22 for 317 
petty larcenies. 
Last year, all three murders and 
both negligent manslaughters were 
cleared by arrests, Five of the 
six rapes were also cleared. 
Police also solved 8 of 15. rob- 
beries, 26 of 30 enen oi vit 
saults, 70 of 244 burglaries, eight 
grand larcenies, 36 of 325 petty 
This year’s big increases in 
cases solved came in auto thefts 
(16 per cent) and burglaries (25 
per cent). The major decreases in=.- 
crimes were 50 per cent in bur- 
giaries ‘and 67 per cent: is Tob 
beries.   
Radié Servier. Pontise 
  
    
    
    
  
                      
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within 25 miles on either side of | 
the proposed Rockwood- Saginaw 
toll road, 
George N. Higgins said, ‘‘The 
authority had no knowledge of this 
bill and I would vote against: it 
myself if I had the chance, 
“We have been watching 
Ziegier's efforts to undermine the 
turnpike and know he has told a 
- few legislators the Turnpike Au- 
thority is opposed to plans for the 
improvement of all of these north- 
south routes, 
“This is not true. He ‘showe 
them parts of our traffic and earti- 
ings report, in which. so-ralled 
‘competitive’ highways. were-tisted 
on a traffic survey map, and led” 
them to believe we opposed im- 
prevement of all of them. 
“He forgot to show them another | 
section of the report showing the | 
small portion of traffic diverted | 
to the turnpike from most of theee | 
routes, 
“The financial’ success ‘of the 
turnpike only requires that a paral- 
lel freeway, immediately adjacent | 
     
      
             
MRS, 
London Lecturer 
Will Speak Tonight 
Mrs, Claire ‘Rauthe of London, | 
England, will give a public lecture - 
tonight at 8 o'clock in the First | 
Church of Christ Scientist, 164 W. f 
— St. 
She will speak on _*'Christian | 
Sciente, the Revelation of Spiri- f 
tual Healing.” ant 
tives to the hunt for the suspects 
Mrs. Rauthe has lectured to ate | Saedanad herself at the market) Paign director, urged all volun-|   
  
Two women told Nassau County | 
‘police yesterday. they saw the six 
| persons, all Negroes, abduct the | 
| baby Monday. 
| two informants were withheld by | 
| police Si: The names of the | 
Nassau Detective Chiet Stuyves- 
Pinnell assigned 100 detec- 
taied Oo yr aa pero oat “After 16 days of. effort, the 
side - the supermarket when volunteers have reported abolt | 
Stephen D. S wes picked | 71 per cent of the $200, 485 quota. | 
anne That means,” said .Babeock, | up by a man in the group and | 
carried off, 
Stephen's mother ‘was shopping | 
in the store when he disappeared 
The witness said that moments |   
ne of the women in the group | 
diences in Europe and the. United | door, as if acting as a lookout, | 
| States as_a member of the Chris- | 
tian Science Board of Lecture- 
| ship, Of Swedish origin, she need | 
jin Riga, Latvia, for many years | 
| later moving to London where she | 
to the turnpike route, not be built | has: been working in the public | 
in the early years of the fanghee | 
operation, 
“It is true we will have 
— the Rockwood to eaeoe’ 
* ‘project if Ziegler insists on -con- 
centrating on a freeway im- | 
mediately parallel to the proposed | 
route. It is not true that we oppose | 
other Highway building within a 
BO mile band. 
“All that will be required for 
-COoperation from the Highway | 
Commissioner is that he improve | 
these other routes in a normal | 
  Wounded Man Accused 
of ‘Obstructing Justice’ 
NEW YORK (INS)—John Cara: 1 Dead, 32 Injured | practice of Christian Science heal- 
| ing since 1920 
  as Bus Crashes Truck 
| CHARLOTTE, N. C. ® — A 
chartered bus loaded with student 
‘nurses from Charlotte crashed into | 
a truck 15 miles: north of here 
‘early this morning, One nurse was 
killed and 32 were injured. Some 
of those hurt are in critical con- 
dition. 
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The dead nurse was identified as | 
Clara Jean Dillingham, 19, of | 
Rte, 2, Weaverville, N.C. 
|- The bus was demolished. 
Ambulances took the injured to) 
hogpitals in Concord, 7 miles north | 
  
  Teday i in Pentise 
Lowest temperstere preceding # a.m 
At @ a.m: Wind velocity 18-25 mph. | 
Direction: West 
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  sttessceuess | of the accident scene, and in| 
, | Charlotte. 4 | * * * 1 
The nurses were aboard an At- | 
| lantic Greyhound bus returning to| 
| Charlotte front Winston. - Salem, | 
NC. where they had attended the —employes, $80 
feonvention of the North — 
Nurses Assn. 
Highway patrolman W. A Nich- | 
  PONTIAC ICINITY th 
cad Waaee sSnugse Fron =i | into the mérrew and continued truck, t 
bw 9 we Nerthmesterty 7 Raaeey tt 4 — 
Tomorrow Siube foie and cold with 
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mitt for 
hand use. 
oven, hot pans, pots, 
etc. 
  
apron yi with prevaiene 
= Kitchen m patie. idence Sgt. Jerry Damman, 26, 
s said the bus was traveling about | dium and tall proportions now. Another woman wheeled the 
cartiage and all six rounded a 
nearby corner. The carriage. la: 
ter was found around that 
corner, : ; 
The witness said she assumed 
the six were domestics and that 
jone of the group was employed at 
| the child's home 
When informed of the new evi- 
| broke down, He had hoped that the 
child would be ‘foind somewhere 
in the neighborhood. 
‘Contributors to UF 
Gifts of $50 and over recently 
reco at United Fund headquar- 
ters include: 
Wyman Furniture. Co.—$350 
H, W. Hutfenlocher Agency— 
$270 ° 
Ceca Cola Bottling Co.—firm,   
Peggy's apparel — employes, 
    Pontiac Rotary Club—$100 
Frank 8. Lyndall—$100 
Catholic Family Center—em- 
ployes, $81. 
Pontiac Chamber of Commerce 
Ae _P—employes $71.50 
Wool slacks come in short, me- 
      
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WHILE THEY LAST COMPACT 
STORAGE 
   | age ncies, ° 
* It was estimated by I B. 
Babcock, general chal that 
slightly ever $143,000 be 
tallied by this morning. “Judg- 
ing from past experience, the 
1955 drive is slightly behind 
schedule, and the final week is 
always the quéstioa mark," . he 
said. 
“we've passed the three-quarter | 
Reet in the campaign without | 
quite three-quarters of our goal: 
- | achieved.” 
| before the child was carried off, DOUBLE GIFTS Mrs, J. Rowland Quikn, cam- 
teers to turn in reports promptly 
| and said high points in, the local 
. drive include ‘‘tremendous support | 
' in the schools.’ 
| Lake and Bloomfield Hills High | 
School have registered 100 per Vaughan, Wing 
cent teacher contribution  partici- 
pation,-she noted. 
Vaughan's final report “was 
nearly eight times greater than 
last year,-she said, and city en- | 
ployes more than doubled their 
gifts. Another 100 per cent 
Mrs. Quinn sald the biggest “bust: | 
ness total, $18,484, was turned in| 
by MacManus, John & Adams, 
who took that same horior last 
year, 
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A business meeting will follow 
tonight's 6:30 Business Women’s. 
Club dinner at the arse 
House, 
* * * 
Mrs, David D. Baker ot New! 
5-Pe. BALL POINT 
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$1.50 Value 
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Head Polce Hunting P= enketoe | rece reir ie, ea Turnpike ed | reation Board's advanced swim- | in winds ollision: . . set tt 
| | ‘Torch Drive Fund Now ming classes, which wil be from 9 | Proquale 1. Calrg, 2 F to 9:30 a.m this : : 
| lot's Kid Pac, nee re ner fires ar ete - Hits New Bill in Tots Kidnap '$57,000 Under ‘55 Quota |sisivserss cams |" corte ce sor Presdon Dies 4 Spellirig the | York city, editor of the magazine, Sermeoe peal Siac atic, allowing two. c¥F cols Se eee aanies a BIRMINGHAM — Spelling city, tor m . , 86, former Higgins Opposes ‘Move. Witnesses Say, 2 Men, | difference”. between’ success oF | “The’ Church Woman,” will speak - (ne tee eS de es ee to Stop Gas Tax Use 4 Women Snatched Boy | failure. for Birmingham, Bloom. | at, tomorrow's ends yesterday, : Mi k Wednesday at a Battle Creek rest 
on N Ah South Roads | Near New York Store | tield and Franklin Torch Drive World Commu. Vets to Split Divid fe es ee home which he entered two days on North-sou | volunteers. are eight days and nity Day pro-|. WASHINGTON @—Nearly 5%| Mrs. Pauline C. Parks, 52, of| ster, Hamilton, who practiced 
. he : ; a | $9.900. gram, again} million World War I and World| 5240 Crooks Rd., suffered knee| law 64 years after The Michigan Turnpike Authority EAST MEADOW, N.Y. (INS)—| They cn that oats ine’ oe by lo-|War II veterans’ will split about| and mouth injuries when, accord-| trom the University of Mich 
chairman said today he * ‘strongly | | Four women and two-men were conect that much money if they cal United) 219 million dollars in government | ing to police, she did not see the | wag author of the Michigan cor- 
opposes” a bill, to stop the State “hunted today as suspects in the are to reach the area quota in Church Women. | life insurance dividends next year. | car ahead of her waiting to make poration code, Wes Department from using Y Mrs. Baker 
dengemedy ll2-cent gas tax hike to | ; kidnaping ef the two-year-old son the 1955 Detroit United Foundation will’ talk on | =n 
. improve | about 12 north-south roads jof an Air Force sergeant. campaign, siding 250 qqrommaiy “Building Last- Save at 
: a.m. at the Con- 
gregationat 
“MRS. BAKER = Church on North 
Woodward avenue, with all women 
in the “area urged to attend, 
Mrs. Newell Allen, president, 
| Who recently heard Mrs. Baker 
lecture, commented that “She is 
‘ a- Very forceful speaker and we 
are fortunate in having her.” 
Contributions of clothing, money 
      
Greece, Austria, Korea and Japan. 
Cash contributions will buy seed, 
‘ or men’s. sued wearing apparel. 
  contract to Liev Larson ot-De-| 
troit,” said Carl Barton yesterday } 
| with reference to the four—new 
|‘Stores which will be -erected on/ 
| his East Maple property near | 
| Hunter and immediately west *) 
the Kroger - store. 
    Work wif begin ceaaie | iz 
he said, and the stores leased in E 
time for a probable February | 
| opening date. Other contracts | 
| went to Lloyd 8. Thornton & Co., | 
local plumbing contractor, and 
        
     
    
       
          
           
      
          
    
       
     
   
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men find the . storm footwear 
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Using ‘the ‘thermos bottle’ principle, sthese 
thermo-insulated boots are finest for children, 
Covasceers Tree ree 
: Lightweight—Long Wear 
MEN’S DRESS 
‘Rubbers 
           Choice of 
3 Styles Lh Extra heavy - : tread s oles. 
Fleece lined. 
Sizes 6 to 12. 
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Men's 2 Buckle Style 
Work Rubbers 
  Low, $ > 49 | and storm | styles. New * | fresh stock, Adjustable 
lve rubber, * buckles. - Sizes 6 to 12. slip tread soles. 
6 to 12, 
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Zip Arctics 
—§ ‘4° Men's 4 Buckle 
Work Arctics. Men's $ Buckle 
Work Arctics 
| ‘6° 
inch, all tend = duty rub 
ota ce | PS | ies | ress weight rubber ac aot, Sreas ws Sizes 7 only. = Jin top. Lined. . Sizes 6 to 
  Men's & Boys’ 
Dress Arctics * 
Sizes 11 to 2.. .$3,98 
Sizes 242'to 6. $4.29 
Sines 62 to 12.$4.49 549 
      
   
     Eadicott-lohnocs 
Thernio _ 
' 12 Inch Boots 
thick- 
bullt «in 
ine wl . 
Waterprooy tn sizes 6 to 12.       in ‘cold- 
est weather. Sizes 6 to 12.          
        
       
            Ladies’—Misses’—Girls’ 
Merton INSULATED 
sosies thiben tigles 
Plastic Boots | 
4. 69 Fur pa 
Style... $3.9T- _Tawutata bon    
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    Por ladies, misses anil it rubber, fab Uned for | girls. All sites 4 to 10. warmth. All to 
Clear or sinoked + $10, Red oan, ootene: |    head. : and Saginaw gain. 
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      WARREN (INS) — The newly | 
elected nine-man City Commission } 
will begin work on a charter for 
the city of Warren today. The | 
area's veters- Monday approved a 
from township status, cre- 
ating the state's third argest city EXPENSIVE TASTE — Sitting | E 
pretty in a $95 ensemble is| 
Rhapsody,” one of the “guests” 
at an exclusive Poodle Party in 
New York. a 
coat with attached Queen Anne 
hat, trimmed with pence bende 
and pearis,~ smokeless, Resvlar the 6 card of 3 
72 hobby pins 
  
  
    18° “Pull bor of 400 
soft, absorb- 
ent cleansing tissues. 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
29c Value 
ars “Famous ‘Lady B samt 
root’. cream 
ron “gave lic ay 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
$1.25 Size 
Absorbex 
  
   of Beautifior Wax   
      By ons ap Ze 10° | —Main Fleer 
     
17x25 inch--SHREDDED 
Foam Rubber Pillow : Regular $3 Value ws 
: $1 00 
85% jon rubber 
and 15% cotton 
shoddy. Plump. and 
fluffy, won't mat 
down. Stripe ticking. 
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Ladies’ 3122 Pajamas 2-piece with short sleeve | 44 
botton front jacket, elas- 
tic top pants. All sizes, 
—Main Fleer 
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Assorted Styles—Ladies’ 
  
  
  
_Tetel value $3.64 
VALUE 
$289 Beautifior Waxer 
Stand-up Waxer 
works 3 -ways— 
cleans.. } waxes 
wes buffe/ 
‘With the Beauti- 
fior Waxer and 
Beautifior Liquid 
Wax, you-clean 
@s you wax your 
wood floors, in - 
ene application, stand- 
. ing up! Long-handied 
Waxer is sturdily made. 
Comes .with. 2 deep-pile 
chenille pads and heavy- 
@uty cleaning pad that 
snap in, enap out. 
  BOTH FOR ONLY 
_ Regular price $2.89. 
utifier Wax 
‘Regular price .78 / 
$3.64 
       
   
   
       
       
       
    
  eyrup for quick re- 
  
  
Refreshing after 
share. lot gen- 
erous 6-ounce bottle. 
‘—Main Fleer 
  
  
  
  
  Valued at $5.95—Army Style 
Ladies’ WAC Slacks Full cut slacks-with ad- ¢€ 
justable waistband, tap- 
ered legs. Broken oo 
range. —Main Fleer 
eee eee 
Ladies’ Nylon HELENCA 
Stretch Socks, 4 *- 
Soft Flannelette—49c Value 
    
       Tailored collars, ling 
sleeves. Sizes 2 to 8. . 
: —Main Fleer    
  
  | Regular $1.00 
Chenyu 
Lipsticks 
3st" Choice of assorted #4] 
shades in famoust 
“‘Chenyu’ Npsticks, 
Regular $1 tubes, 
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eeecceccococe MARKDOWNS ~ SAVINGS in Every Department. 
Veaee cians so big we rvust restrict 
  
        
Kid izes 3 to 6 
Boxer Jeans Wide elastic waistband, 
two pockets. Blue, grey 
and tan. $i. yen — 
    
Big 54554 Inch Size 
Plastic Tablecloth Solid colors or patterrs:- 3 4 
59¢ er a x Td inch - 
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sage oe 
M. to 12:30 ONLY 
Seana “Beacon” First Quality. 
$252 Indian Blanket Rayon and nylon in big Sher WY 
64.«-36 inch size. 7 
tul designs tag var color 
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YARD GOODS ° 
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x: "551 $152 Dress Gloves: i cosa ° Guaranteed 59c Choice of styles, colors , a 
in assorted sizes 62 to. ¢ 3 ke $1.00 Values 
rr Value 8\2."New fail —— 4 |», c 
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IE | Tooth Brush | **** fo Yer 2 9 
Ss ECIAL ; c Valued * $2 aa  tdeal for making 
. | Ladies’ WAC SI Shirt: 3 apn hos : dren's wear, pajamas, 
pry Beg ®, han- <3 aires, curtains, etc. 
. die. Limit § brushes. | Long sleeve shirts made ° No limit at this low 
Johnson's Beautifior —Main Fleer | for U. A WAei: Man €: price —- buy all you poet 4 es ro rd te _ : need. i 
ae 3-Ounces eoee eecoeece jeooe 
First Quality—82x105 Inch 
Chenille lle Bedspread While 23 cee remain 2 
in stotk. Colors of cher- 
ry. pink ee en $3. ~ 
value. 
eee eeee 
sone’ Sizes 6Y to 7! 
Boys’ 5172 Twill caps -with-fur ear 17 
ety cpa fit all snes ¢ flaps, quilt lined. Choice ‘ 
riibed style. 49¢ value... of 5 colors. 
—Main Fieer 
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49¢: Plaids and Pastels $ Boys’ Western Style. e 
Receiving Blankets : Dungarees or epee Standard ‘size receiving ye $ Sanforized, fringe trim A 
blankets at this low price. @ on pants and jacket. - 
_ Whites, oun in —. $ Sizes 4 to 12. 2 $298 bad 
@ value. 
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$ Seconds of $3.49 Values ton 
™_-~. «| Baby Gowns-Kimonos : 5% Wool Blankets :. 
$495 Value rere. _ he am im 37" 3 Sears ae Tee 4 57 : i bh - 84 in. size, 
nestien Pas patito —Main Floor : wee 
i 6 A to 12-30 ONLY weeveees eeee 
$98 » | Broken Sizes 7 to 12 ‘ . ah Seed ‘or . Gardening 
. : ; 
sana cages} Girls’ 5122 Dresses : Ladies’ Canvas Gloves | =: right hea’ é 
ona a pl 66 ; howe =e 10° . t 4 price per a 
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77. Men's Regular 
0c Shoe Laces 
2 
Standard 27.inch length 
= brown or black. Metal 
ips. 
—Basement 
  
  
_ Emergency Use 
Gal. Gas Can 
i 63° Value 
All metal 1 gallon emer- 
or boat use, 
—ind Fleer gency gas can for car 
  
  
Fits All Faucets 
$1.49 § T c Value 
— net vf cold water 
without cosi plumbir 
installation. bes 
—tad Fleer 
  
  
Waterproof rubberized 
bag with stur- 
dy carrying handles. 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
125 Tablets 
— Ration 
i 27 Daily supplement to 
your diet. 
stg for 
  
  
Pe Infants 
Comb & rush 
=. 246 Value 
fants. Made of soft bris- 
tley ‘. with matching 
—Main Fleer Made especially for in- | 
  
  
Daily Vitamin Need 
Vitamin B 
im 19° Vitamin B-complex rec- 
—— as a daily sup- 
Pp t to your diet, 
; —Main Floor 
  
  
Retrig, & Freezer 
| Thermometer 
#% 38c —. _ Fs nage 
ee Spore 
—ind Fleer 49 value. Modern ityle, 
  
  
Corn Straw 
$1.19 - 88: Value 
§ sewn corn broom, wi 
reinforced to Red 
puintek ‘weed’ banilie. 
—2nd Fleer 
      
  Men's. Haokies 
12" 99" 
  First Quality Muajin - 
  n ¢ | the sale to FRIDAY MORNING ONLY! Full Cc 
_ Yebs . « y”. | Plan to get your share . . . shop every. Size 
acting cold tablets, famous | department on all 3 floors, : "F 42x36 inch size, 130 sg wane: Generous ead oy - ; = inch, wide hem. White 
\, ~Mate Pier | Sorry—Mo Layaways at These Prices! —Basement Frags ~ Bape ae ine. Latats aS 
   
200 Plow Cases     
    
   
    
  Birdseye or flannelette. Pull dozen. Limit 2 dosen. ie 2. 
Infant Gri Crib Sheets 
$1.29 c Value 
Gave Sic on standard size crib ear tig en 
sheets. Famous brand name, Limit handles 
2 per person. is 2. 
Main Floer 
  
  
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ECKO Stainless Steel © Regular $1.50 Value 
52% 6” Skillet : Caulk Cartridge, 3 *: ORI : Valli Variriage, 
Popular 6- inch stainless $ 271 ; Seal out chilly drafts. $ 
steel skillet with heat e@ Drop in type cartridge 
resistant ee — © with plastic nozzle, * 
= —tad Fleet . 
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eon 9 A.M to 12:30 ONLY weecenes 9 A M. to 12:30 ONLY eee 
5-Foot Hardwood Handle ~$ Drop-Forged Steel—$2.50 ce e 4 e. 4 ] 
Nylon Wall Brush ' : 16-0z. Claw Hammer Ideal for dusting walls, € 3 Drop Torged head, “hard- $ ceilings, etc. Soft nylon, ! @ wood handle. Head gant 
5-ft. handle. $1.49 val, 3 fly off. Full 16 om oz. Ss. 
—tad Fleet = $ 
eeee sooseene 9 A.M to 12:30 ONLY eee 
Famous Bruce Selj-Polish °B ig 14x52 Inch Size — é . e 
Asphalt Tile > a. 3 Rubber Utility ~ 4 Easy to apply, quick dry- ¢ $ Ideal for use in kitchen, ing yet needs no buffing. @ bath, basement, garage, 
$1.09 value, full ean. ' etc..Brown or red. $1.95 
@ value. —tnd Fleer eee, 
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    51 Cathe Denier 
‘Ladies’ SEAMLESS 
NYLONS 
| 2°88": Seamless nylons in fall. shades. 
Slight irregulars of $1.29 a 
ues. Popular 5! gauge — 15 
denier in sizes 812 to 1042. 
in Fleer 
9 A.M. to 12-30 ONLY 
For Indoors or Outdoors 
Wall Thermometer 
37°: e0ce 9 A M to 12:30 ONLY 
Big 30-Cup Size—$1.98 
Coffee Boiler Ideal for churches, lodg- € 
es, restaurants, as Easy 
to clean ename 
ote Fleer 
Ait) 69 AM. to 12:30 ONLY 
Unbreakable Plastic _ — 
50-02. Juice Decanter For all liquids, store or 
pour from same rape easy to read figures. All 
metal backing. 
—tad Fleer 
         
        
    
      
er, cr. Twista lid lid. 
EESrE 57" 
Coumeaees « Tad 
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6-Piece ALUMINUM Sar ° Scousadtioes and pane Comb. 
. 
39¢ Cake Decorator : 6-in-1 Tool Set - All metal, rustproof. ¢ 4 Regular 98c value. Screw ¢ 
Complete with'6 tips = @ drivers fit into handle of 
' decorating, _—, = @ hammer; Limit t. 
box, $ 
* 
12-20 0 eeevesoe 
; 
29¢ Potato oom : Lawn Soom "hake Pefmits even baking all c 4 Regular 89c value, 35- < 
the way through the cen- @ tooth rake, 4 foot han- 
ter. Safe to use’in oven, . die, wire reinforced. 
—tnd Fleer e Limit 1. tnd Floor e ' 
eee AM + 30 ONLY eeeeceeee 12:30 ONLY 
ae bd 5 5 ° 
Tex-Knit Burnproof—97c ¢ Struight Style—8-Point 
- : 26-inch Hand $a Iron Protector Bag : 26-inch Hand Saw Protects your electric ¢ +4 Regular $2.00 value. 8- $ 00 
iron when not in use, @ pt. hand. saw with hard- 
Zipper open and close. @ wood handle, etd Be 
Burnproof, —an@ Fleer z 
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  12:30 ONLY 
  i a 
© Sturdy Metal Construction 
Cash & Bond Box jo Pa 29 value. 58' 
‘to . protect 
Pg AM 101230 ONLY aM    
valalen Push button 
—td Fleer 
9A M to 12:30 9 AM 10:12:30 ONLY _ | 
Size—Portable 
Electric Corn Popper 
ise See 88 full 2 quart site. Cord is 
: ted Fleer extra, 
         eeoe     9 A M to 12:30 ONLY 
Oval St nie W dean Willow 
: $489 Clothes Basket    
Sturdy ween willow 
with durable. handles. 
owel shaped, Limit 1 
; per customer, —Basement 
  
  FANCY SL INGBACK 
House : Slippers - Hot-Dipped Galvanized 
10-Quart Pail 
2 For $7.00” 
Regular ular ‘ec each, Hot dipped gal-, 
M,. to 
17-Inch Hardwood 
  extra long service. 
‘ted Fheor 
  12.30 ONLY 
eATe i winch see 
: —tid Fleer 
     
         
   
  
98c Value 
» Ball Point 
Pen Set 
65° —— ae Ae em 
eal 
er. itt pang Limit 
‘—Main Fleer 
  
  
79¢ Value 
Ladies’ 
Hair Brush 
c 
Nylon bristles. lucite 
handle in pink, blue 
or clear. Profession- 
al. 
—Mstr Fleer 
  
  
veoe. 
Penlite battery to Mt 
pen-atyle flashlighta: 
Limit 5 batteries, 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
S0c Value 
‘Parker’ 
Ink 
+ a he as ih 
fountain pens, bive 
or black ink 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
59¢ POUND 
37 pag enltes at 
right. 
bag, Emit 2 Bog 
—Main 
  
  
Dual-purpose cigar- 
ette lighter in pop- 
ular windproof style. 
_ Famous 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
98c Value 
Desk 
Pen Set. 
69 Heavy marble type 
ase, complete with 
bell pen. Gift boxed 
  set. 
—Main Floor 
  
— Value 
Alarm Clock 
$9388 Famous Sessions 
‘Pixie’ self - starting 
  
  
  clock, x eee 
an. pal Fleer 
  
  
($1.25 0. affle 
Knit” 
| _ Ironing Board Pad 
66° Fits all standard metal 
        
      
  
     
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Save $1 00 Famous EASY : 
. Automatic Spiralator ane’ 
Regularly 289. 95! 189°   
  
  
save to 5.986 y 
regularly to 14.98 
  Boys’ and Girls’ Famous 
      
  ae J trade-in 
10 or 12 Inch Tricycle 2 LTD, 3 oo — @ Master-Mi inutes 
. Two a Automatic and Walk Away! Save 
Washing Cycles! . §—S= Time and Footsteps! . 
i) © Choose Regular Fabrics © Thorough, “Roll-Over” 
~ Cyele and Fine Fabrics Spiralator Action and 
Greial : Famous Power Rinsing! 
oe Just think of it... you save 100.00 on this 
fabulous EASY automatic Spiralator washer . 
gets your clothes cleaner than you ever heat: 
an automatic pula! Complete with. exclusive 
. “Water-Temp” switch thot saves you hot water, 
positive woter-fill automatically fills to right - 
level. Come in today and save! 
|| Save $100 Famous EASY _ Deluxe Automatic Dryer = | 
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~ save 30.62° NER? is . - BLY: : 
Al regularly 59.50 ea. ‘New 1956 Value Topper TV! J 
| Famous Hotel Specification | foe. elete 17tnch Table ij Ag” “Sabra 
Mattress and Box Spri ing Set |e eee Movie-Like Picture and e@ Local or Distance Selector Switch to 
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= With Nylon! 
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_ . Border! Cord Handles and. . : Zaz a. ) * 
8 Air Vents! i =e 2 1956 
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~~ Spurs Research . Name Three. Committes| 
- to. Investigate Methods |, of Speeding Controls 
NEW YORK (INS)—The hea 
committees are ta reappraise three 
Specific areas of research in re. 
_ lation to the advances made over 
the past 10 years since the society 
went to the public for funds, 
The areas to be covered in the 
reappraisal are: E 
1. Where does medical science 
in its search for more effective 
control of cancer and today? 
2. Are ‘ave ‘ot senate sup- 
port to scientists and institutions 
from funds contributed by the pub- 
lie sufficiently broad and flexible 
to assure maximum . progress? 
Also, does this support provide for | 
enlistment and maintaining the 
. most most imaginative arid crea- 
tive brains in sae ‘oaeer field? 
3. An aieieiee: Giaiulttee to do 
research in lung cancer, whose 
single purpose will be to concen- 
trate its scientific knowledge on | 
this one site alone. 
Inctease Measured 
in Measles, Mumps 
Measles, mamps and‘chicken pox 
  . Plaguéd children and an occasional | 
adult during the past week in Pon- 
tiac atid Oakland County, 
A total of 35 measles cases were 
reported, as against T the week 
before, Mumps jumped to 20 from |in Row Over Custody the previous week's 2 cases, and | 
chicken pox. was up to 15, an in-| 
crease of 13 cases. 
There were no cases of polio. 
Some scarlet fever and whooping 
cough was reported in both city | 
and county. 
A breakdown Of reports released | 
by Dr. John D. Monrose, city and | 
county health director, follows: 
Ce ‘Past Prev. Year 
  Week W A 
Chicken Pom ....44.... ‘ " 7° 
Measles ...... Prvr? TT ti. q 1 
Mumps sseecesbees'@ 2 6 * 
riet Fever ..,... 2 ® e 
Tuberculésis. ....s0ee0 9 4 ® 
3 e LJ 
COUNTY 
; w . pa nad Year 
eel Ago 
Ciicken Pox_......+..: ; 28 
COOH eee eee ne 
MUMS .. 2... 2. sone. 20 
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Saturday Squere Dance 
= 
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vi 
Hh ge ah 
g plies seecuscen eahasune 
at the club house, 20 S. Squirrel. 
Both: modern and square dancing | 
will be featured. Light refresh- 
ments will be served. Everyone is 
welcome. : |nude and battered bodies were | Desmond Leslie, 34, 
will speak tomorrow night at 8:15 
p.m. in Pontiac High School Audi- 
jorium. His topic, illustrated with 
‘slides, will be “Flying Saucers and 
the Emefging New Cycle.” Be- 
sides writing three novels, he is co- 
author of the book, “Flying Sau- 
cers Have Landed.”* 
a 
fo Undergo Lie. Test 
| CHICAGO (INS)—A 30-year-old man ‘will be given a lie test today 
in connection with the slaying of 
three Chicago Ss.» 
He is Ed Kline who was seized 
Monday-in a deserted Wisconsin 
farm house along with Charles 
Driscoll, 19, for investigation in 
the slayings of Robert Peterson, 
M4, John Schuessler, 13, and his 
i brother, Anton, 11, 
Driscoll was cleared after tak- 
ing a lie test yesterday. Kline, 
too nervous to be given the poly- 
graph test, will undergo more 
| questioning before taking a test. 
Few clues have turned up for 
the slayers of the boys who van- 
ished Oct. 16. Two days later their 
found in Robinson's Woods, a for- | 
est preserve west of Chicago. 
  ._| Donofrio, & 
then started for Justice Feiden. 
} Dog Proves Impartial 
NEW YORK (INS)—Myra Glick 
and Alfred Donofrio both claimed 
the little fox terrier as their own. 
| So Brooklyn Municipal Justice | 
  BO pe sap nse ha, 
researcher 
Triple Killing Suspect} 
  | Murtay Feiden let the~dog decide 
for oe | 
The dog, known either as King | 
| Boots or Heshy, trotted into court, 
licked hands of Mrs. Glick, | 
few total strangers and | 
The judge awarded the dog to 
Mrs. Glick on the basis of other 
| evidence, 
‘Detroit Fagin Convicted 
  by police as a “Fagin who taugitt | 
taken from postal boxes," was | 
Pat R: Rose, 27, ‘of Detroit, was 
convicted after two boys, Stanley 
Wendell, 18, and a 16-year-old | 
testified they gave most of the 
proceeds from checks to Rose after 
he coached them in forgery lessons. 
Sentencing, which carries a max- 
imum of five years imprisonment, | 
was not set.   of Mail Theft’ Gharges | 
DETROIT uf — A man described 
bays how to steal and cash checks | 
found guilty of mail theft yester- 
‘day by a federal court jury: 
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] Holiday Glitter in 
Exciting Dresses 
  ABOVE: !-piece crepe, 
bodice. . 
Siim line skirt. 12-20.- Black, mink. OPEN +   
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.No more worry about appropriate jewelry. Both styles 
in exciting fabric combinations circled with rhinestones. 
Just enough glamour in each creation to turn any 
little dinner into a special occasion. Come in today for your 
very own, 
ABOVE: All black with tou hes of rhinestones 
Flared taffeta skirt. Sizes 12-20, 14')-22'. Crepe 
top. 
Waite’s Dresses—Third Floar of Fashion jewel neckline, drape 
three-quarter sleeves. Peg pockets. 
  
    
  
  
  Com iplete Selections 
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    :Misses’ Sizes 8-18, Also Brief . Sizes: 
(Proportioned for 5°5” and Bice 
        
Welie’s Coats—Third Floor of Fashion     T he Mink. Oo 
  Orlons.. 
by Ponda 
Slipover 4° 
6” Se ara cna te Cardigan 
Pandora-spun to such soft luxurious. ele- 
gance it turns cashmere green with envy; 
impeccably fashioned to fit flawlessly 
..» forevermore. And you don't need 
-@' queen's ransom . . , Just $1 down at 
Woite’s assures you — your very’.own 
Pandora Wardrobe! Vivid. shades, of 
- white, pink, blue, moize, black, peri- 
winkle, firefly, red, green, paprika and 
avocado, Hurry in today! 
  Waite’s Sportswear—Thitd Floor of Fashion 
  
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  F ashions Newest Values 
   
  
j j ce eer aa, oh oe   - 
  hA SALE! Brilliant Cut Imported 
Gem-Bright Rhinestones 
Values at 7.99 to 12.50 3 99 
Bracelets! geet     Pins! _ Earrings! 
Necklaces!      
      
  Collars! 
Any style, any shape, any cut you want! 
Delicate or massive designs. Baguettes! Mar» 
quises! Square Cuts! Emerald Cuts! . Round 
or Pear Shapes!               
     
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3 31955 
Middle East War Threat 
Worries Big 3 at Geneva. 
Although not on the Geneva agenda, 
the threat of war in the Middie East is   
  
of the Big Four Foreign Ministers. 
The new crisis overshadows momen- 
’ tarily at least, such agenda items as 
Eurepean 
peated border clashes betw een Egyptian 
and Israeli forces and the willingness 
. of the Communist world to supply arms 
~ to the Arab states. ' 
* * * 
From the start it was-clear that 
when Egypt's Premier Nasser 
made the deal to get arms from 
4s ‘Czechslovakia, peace in the Middle 
‘ East was. threatened. Obviously, 
: ' the Egyptians and Arabs couldn't 
see that they were starting an 
arms race or that for the first 
time they were letting Russia get 
its foot in the Middle East doer. 
Incidentally, the manner in which 
the U.S.S.R. has been stirring up trou- 
_ ble in the Middle East is the most flag- 
rant violation yet of the so-called Geneva 
spirit. If the Kremlin really desired 
relaxation of tension, it never would 
- have ama the Czech- Beyptian 
arms deal.     -_ 
Ee LEA a: gt eee tee ee 
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Back in May 1950, the Western Big 
Three jointly declared their unalterable 
opposition to the use or threat of force 
between any of the states in the Middle 
_ East. Should the Big Three governments 
find any of these states preparing to 
violate the. territory of another, they, 
under the terms of the 1950 declaration, 
me action both in- 
tside the United Nations to 
ia 
al 
   
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Latest report is that the West- 
; ern Foreign Ministers are ready 
. to reaffirm the 1950 declaration. 
| ___ Repeated violations and, threats 
_ |< 0 force suggest they alio must 
~ be ready to implement it. 
ean] in Philippines Not all news from Asia is bad, as 
witness the fine progress being madé 
by the government of President Mac- 
saysay in the Philippines. s 
_ When he took office he was faced by 
-. Many difficult problems, including bit- 
ter dissension, defeatism ‘and corrup- 
tion, It is good to know that as a result 
of the manner in which he approached 
those problems, his administration has 
gained in prestige and public support. 
* * * =): 
An important milestone was 
 - the passage of Macsaysay’s land» 
reform law. This enabled him to ~ 
break up large estates and dis- 
tribute the land to tenant farm- 
ers and landless workers. In 1954. 
= the Congress had enacted the 
. . » Agricultural Tenancy Act under 
: which greater protection was 
extended to tenants. 
| 4 In ‘another important federal opera- =, 
  . 
  Ps 
tion the government has pursued a 
policy of easier credit and expert as- 
sistance for farmers. The objective is 
rescue of  pgeaah from poverty and 
    Ps Pike. ¢ he things refleeting credit 
on the Magsaysay administration 
include its support of measures to - 
build schools and improve public 
health: and social welfare. He also 
has. collective bar- 
of indus- 
       
      Fabiy New Hope =e Didi: 
insistent in its demand for attention . 
ot 81 Bast Columbia Ave.; From Argentina, so recently torn by 
‘revolt, have come indications that there. 
is hope for the return of the newspaper 
La Prensa to its rightful owner.” sae 
Ever since this famous newspaper was 
-seized by the ‘Dictator PERON ‘it. 
has been- Argentina's symbol of press 
freedom ‘destroyed. Immediately after 
- the revolt Provisional President Lonarptr 
said he would not take the newspaper 
out of the hands of the General Con- 
federation of Labor on which PERon 
had bestowed it. 
a a | eS 
But now a more detailed and 
hopeful statenient has come from , 
the Inter-American Press Associa- « 
tion. It quotes. binges eae 
as telling reporters the atti. 
tude of Publisher \ALBERTO GAINZA 
~ Paz was identical wth that of the 
“government. \ 
Dr. Garnza Paz’ attitude is that the 
courts should. be allowed‘ to rule on 
means the new govern- 
  7 
  
ment will not stand in the way of an 
independent decision. , 
*.. &..2 
PERON’S, seizure of this infisiential 
daily because it rightly opposed \his 
policies was approved by his rubber 
stamp Congress with a lot of legalistic, 
hokum. The Argentine courts now can \. ‘ 
and we hope ‘soon will clear the way 
‘for restoration of La Prensa to its proper 
owner, the distinguished and widely 
respected Dr. Garza Paz. | 
It sEEMs Los Angeles is trying to rob 
Philadelphia of the distinction of being 
the country’s third largest city, and to 
steal Pittsburgh’s reputation for i 
Pas murkiest city. ;     
  
  
The ‘Man About Town   
- Hi, Good Neighbor! 
Though in Macomb County, 
New City Only 9 Miles Away 
Napkin: Nudist colony problem— 
where to tuck it. 
  The new city of Warren surely is our close 
neighbor. Its western limits are at Dequin- 
dre Road, the line between Oakland and 
in population in Macomb County. even larger 
Besides Detroit and 
‘Livonia, it ie the ‘only outside city that touches our borders, Northville and Fenton 
~ are the only villages that do likewise, one 
subdivision of the former even coming into 
our county. The city limits of Warren and 
Pontiac are only nine miles apart, which 
makes it closer. geographically than many 
of the 17 other cities and 12 villages in Oak-_ 
land County. Warren's area of 3344 square 
miles makes it the third largest in area 
in the state, na ee 
_Livonia. 
Sugar beets were formerly raised to a 
considerable eunecpstenc tes: caked sees 
Bernard Larrabee 
of Huron Gardens still produces them in 
king sizes, one — 
Finding a puffball in in a woods near his. 
home at Pontiac Lake, 
Horton Mcliwaney : 
tells me it measured a yard wide and 18 
inches high. He visualized a mushroom feast, 
but it was so old that the inside had spoiled. 
" Garden irrigation and fertilization rey 
paid out for. ‘ 
Henry Lincoln - 
of Birmingham, who raised @ squash that 
weighed 63 pounds. It is 30 inches long and 
58 inches round, ; 
  Again local chairman for the rational sate 
=——_ day,” 
Clyle R. Haskill : 
‘peels that every day between now and its 
observance on Dec. 1 should be a ‘ ‘rehearsal” 
day. * 
  
Supervisor of Troy Township, 
(iy Norman R. Barnard, 
feels that his area is getting a lot of pub- 
licity, most of which is good. 
The magnificent appearance of the fresh 
lawn in front of our new city hall is attract- 
ing the’ admiration of everybody who goes 
that way. Pontiac’s ane of Parks and 
Recreation, 
David R, Ewalt, : 
ond his helpers surely know how to make 
grass grow in a hurry. 
Local Republicans seem quite uanimous 
in their approval of the 
“Stick With Ike” 
slogan that was the keynote of many din- 
ners honoting his birthday, ‘ 
Pontiae sbaseball fans feel happy that 
Freddie Hutchinson 
up manage the St. Louis Cardinals.” His 
k with sandiot aspirants while in Detroit 
| won him, many friends here—and elsewhere. 
‘Se 
Verbal Orchids to— ‘Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomas Se 
fifty-fourth wed-     t Jicnens     
  The American Council of Christ- 
ian’ 7 Churches takes the-Scriptural | 
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H rE fe i i me at sige 
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‘Hal Boyle Says:   
  
‘David Lawrence Says: ~ 
  “For Once the Grabs Doesn’t ‘Look Greener a : 
Can Congressional Committees a 
Press. to Tell Where It Gets the News? 
WASH Does a congres- 
If so, then hasn't the committee 
also the right ta ask the press - 
how and where jt gets its informa- 
government is issuing information 
to the press. it news- 
papermen have to testify. 
in 1953 wten a New York mews- \ Se, ‘whe Congress starts out 
to ask questions about how the 
government furnishes informa- 
tion to the press, t has the cor- 
neeee ee ©. Sk 
disclose their news relation- 
ships with the government. 
Soc Smeets enmeiiie a 
rights, but fe. chase 9 unower ol 
the questions. This, 
dn end the conrovere). 
ISSUES EXAMINED -- , 
A special camille of. the 
American: Society of Newspaper 
Editors was appointed to examine 
the issues. While its report did 
not find that freedom of the press 
had: been infringed, some of the 
signers implied that it was bad 
pragtice for members of congres- 
sional committees to interrogate 
newspapermen on what they had 
written because such q 
“. could lead to intimidation. * * « 
The American Civil Liberties 
Union, on the other hand, went fur- 
ther and in its annual report in 
1953 said: 
spective constitutional powers.” é 
il ; 
gis nent facts such as the sources 
which they get information if Supreme Court decided it 
i BE 
fe 
  
  papers would like to get. Most 
officials like to give out the good 
news, and withhold the bad when 
it damages the incumbent admin- 
, istration politically. But an alert 
and energetic press feels no such 
inhibitions. 
: a ¥ * . 
The newspaper editors who de- 
cided to testify have done so with 
the commendable idea that they 
will be helping to get more infor- 
mation out of the government. 
They also, however, are establish- 
ing a precedent which says a con- 
gressional committee has a right — 
to investigate what.the press does 
with the information handed to the 
press—whether it is presented ‘high 
fairly or unfairly in- the news- 
papers, and @ lot of related ques- 
| » * s 
who feel, on the other 
hand, that Congress has always 
had that right will be glad to. see 
the beetle because it 
tends to the right of con- 
gressional ittees at any time 
to investigate the operations of the mt Peete 
(Copyright 1955, 
New York Herald Tribune Inc.)   
You’ Must Prepare Early 
for Vigorous 
_ By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. 
Aging is a part \of living. Tt is 
as difficult to grow from maturity 
to senescence as it was to grow 
from childhood through adoles- 
cence, ‘Member’ the pains?" 
The process of growing’ must 
be just that—growing. , Not just 
getting old. The seeds you plant in 
your garden will grow only if you 
tend them, space, food, 
water, cultivation, daily care. Now 
the garden will continue changing 
without this care; it will eo older, | 3 i eit 
ei: HH Life Past 40 
say it is harmful to all the high 
school students who do not play. letters, not more than one page 
or 1 pes long, —— t persona) health and hygiene, not to ding. 
treatment, will be answered by 
Dr, jam Brady, if a stamped self 
o le Pon 
tise Press, ‘tiae, Mich. 
tin ease New_K he Giveaway 
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a different aim—to see that only 
a certain amount of the sponsor's 
money was given away, 
out just how often ‘ * 8 
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The emcee confuse a: Con- 
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: fmes they ‘had it neatly figured 
they-wanted the 
jackpot won. And if a particularly holders.     
Case Records of a Psychologist   
Pedometer Method May Prod Oldsters 
: Into Getting Enough Walking Exercise Mrs. Crane’s father will goon 
\be 93, but we have had to prod 
him into more walking. For he 
- spent -too much time in front of 
his TV set, so his muscles 
began to get weaker. If you are 
past 65, then use-the pedometer 
method outlined below to keep 
vour \muscles stronger. It is 
“vivairy fun, too. And you can develop, 
compar- TV set most of the day and half ‘ 
the night, 
That eut-down on his walking. 
          
   
           
              
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You'll be exceptionally delighted with this sensational rug value! 
Beautiful, soft, fluffy cotton rugs at @ price that will save you 
many, many dollars. A wide variety of colors to choose from — 
white, gray, cinnamon, chartreuse, hunter, brown and red, Plas- 
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price! Hurry for big savings to your Federal Department Store! 
  
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regularly 49¢ yd. 
3 : 8 yd. 
Most popular fabric: — 4 terrific assortment of 
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a These glamorous slips combine every style 
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A DOLL FOR PAT NIXON—Mrs, Richard M. Nixon, right, wife of the vice president, is presented with a Fuji-Musum®—wisteria doll— 
at her Washington home. The doll is dressed in traditional costume 
worn by Japanese dancers when they. perform the famous wisteria 
_ dance, At left is stewardess Kimie of Japan Air Lines, wha, 
with other stewardesses, gave Mrs. reat Ge Gi, Peat Sept 
capital to open the line’s district office. s   
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Dem Candidate. Frat carey od 
Has Farm Date | =: ‘Nominee to Speak. at 
Plowing Contest Next). 
September; Invite GOP 
NEWTON, lows th — One at the 
major farm speeches"6t the 1956 |elefinite day-and time to be fixed 
Democratic candidate for the presi- | 8 soon 
dency has already. been set up. is 
It will be at the National Field 
Days and National Plowing 
Matches to be held near Newton 
‘Sept. 20-22 next: year. . 
The Republican Party also has 
brag gn mn, dm a 
née and prospects are . good for 
an acceptance. 
The word came oe from J. 
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  deaths reported to the Health De- 
    
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DETROIT wm — It i er | pag oi oohig wa R. Stanton Kilpatrick has been ap- 
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I'M STILL SHORT OF MY $50,000 - 
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» Michigan and Ohio 
jammed on his cr ext ter dig at Odds on Axle Tax 
    inew =. pact for mote cally opposed" t6 Ohio's, he said. 
| ers as wel fas its own to pay the | “hairmy 
axle fax for use of Ohio's high. | 
tri- | Columbus yesterday, did not show 
           
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Adams Douglas, son of actress 
Jan Sterling and. her husband, 
actor Paul Douglas. Young Adams 
posed for this first publicity pic- | 
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days old. 
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WASHINGTON an — Sen. Me.   
  
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“T have succeeded in uncovering | 
facts which, if true, establish the 
(D-Ark), present head of the nub | 
committee. i. 
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“What's that you have in your hand?” Taffy asked her room- 
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~ [ sleeping pill,” was the answer, “Well don’t ‘wake it up,” | 
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From all thss you'll see that I have:high regara for the girls 
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appreciative of being elevated to fame in Joey’s book and 
- tried to show it recently when she met Adams and his wife. 
During a tete-a-tete, Taffy congratulated Mrs. Adams on her 
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“Thank you,” said Mrs, Adams modestly.” 
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Victor Moore, recovered- from 
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ton Webb applauded “No Time for 
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“Compe Outfit for the Priee of the “Sofa 
We’ mean: every word of it+the entire ensemble ff 
at no extra.cost when you buy the sofa! Here's 
big DOLLAR SAVINGS aus outstanding style and * 
comfort! Luxurious innerspring sofa with custom- 
like styling, matching chair, occasional chair, 
limed oak, plastic top corktot table ond step tale | 
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mattress, spring, 2 pillows 
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   T comes upon the heels of the. most successful Buick in his- 
tory—and beats it on every score. 
In shimmering stéel and solid sinew, it’s Buick for 1956 — 
and there’s never been anything like it for pure automobile. 
You get a good hint of what we mean when you take in the 
sweep-ahead styling of it — from the air-splitting prow of its 
V-front grille to the robust rake of its canted rear profile. 
You get an even better hint when you open the doors and 
see the dazzle there—in the decorator fabrics and décors ~in 
_ the jewel-like finish of the fittings — in the precisely shaped 
steering wheel and cqntrols—in the rich new instrument panel 
with soft-padded top and glowing dials that detail your 
progress in changing colors. 
NOW ON DISPLAY_ 
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But it's when you put this beauty to the city streets and the 
open highways that you learn the best of it. 
Pertormance Without Parallel | 
A new advance in Variable Pitch Dynaflow*. goes ‘airplanes 
one better—steps up your getaway in normal driving without 
flooring the pedal to switch the pitch. But when you need that 
extra surge, it's there, instantly—and in extra abundance: 
The might of big 322-cubic-inch V8 engines in every Series 
brings new record high power to all Buicks — RoapMaster, 
‘Super, Century, andthe bedrock-priced Speciac. Yet this is- 
such high-compression power, such dynamic driving power, 
such completely usable power at the rear wheels—the whole 
rear end has been endowed with extra brawn and heft ‘and 
solidity to handle it. 
“OLIVER MOTOR SALES, INC. 210 Orchard Lake Avenue, Pontiac, Mich: _ Phone FE 2-910]    When bgffer automobiles are bullt Buick will bulfd them 
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We could spread before you an acre of blueprints+on the 
engineering gems that spark the spectacular performance, ride, 
handling and roadability of these great Buicks for 1956. 
We could tell you about a new double-Y manifolding of the . 
engine for more usable power. And about a brilliant new front- 
end geometry that adds a whole new “sense of direction” to 
the car's travel. And about massive new direct-action shock 
absorbers that move three times more oil to cushion your all- 
coil-spring ride that much more buoyantly. 
But you can get the full and magnificent story right now, 
at our show room, in a face-to-face meeting with the best 
Buicks yet — now on display, and setting a dazzling new 
_ pattern for 1956, ; Sires 
*New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dynaflow Buick builds today. It is standard 
_ on Roadmaster, Super and Century— optional at modest extra cost on the Special. 
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‘THE PONTIAC’PRESS,-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1955-   
  
  Were it is our greatest sale of the year Every department loaded ah bargains! 
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LIMITED QUANTITIES 
On sale while they last! a 
  
Big savings on Pepperell 
. : 72 \ ” : st : ‘ J i 
72x84” top quality 99 ; i a Saddle oxfords or Ppop- blankets;  s]j : ankets ; slightly ir- 
ular roamers! Durable - . regular. Ch 0 i ice of leather uppers, -Favor. homespun ° “Novel oe ny : ; ty or dressy ; : tte ] f, 
weaves”, soli ; ed tels. In colors. Sizes 4 to 9. r solid colors. White and pas t~. = ‘ Sport soles. Save now! 
Reg. 7.95 Comforter... - | snes 6x5 714-0"   
Save! Luxury winter : Biggest buy! Orion* : _ Glamorous Italian 
COATS § “B SWEATERS § — §- T-TOPPERS 
$96 33° ee Ly = aa ee 
Values te 39.94 Top values Values te 7.98 Reg. 1.98 
Virgin wool, fur-wool blends, Treat yourself or buy for ' Hi bulk turbo interlock Or- All-wool flanriels, tweeds; Cotton jersey, rayon fleece! 
plushes, fleeces. All colors, gifts! Toasty warm, wash- lon* slipons. 15 colors and wool-and-silk, nylon blends. Washable, All colors. S-M-L. 
newest styles. Complete size able robes in pink, aqua, white. In sizes 34 to 40. All styles, newest colors. In Big savings now! New lovely 
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On sale while they last 
  
Save! Full or twin cok'ntserve- 
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88 ; OWELS | SPREADS | PANELS | CERA a ce , Values to 1.19 _ Sénsational buys rs . Top quality’ thick, thi Decorator styles in chrome- 
in iced so io Kaseas spun, pe. one ry Solid 
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BLOUSES  PLAYPEN 
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Cotton broadcloth, satin. Sturdily constructed playpen 
Sanforized _ and_color-fast! with reinforced floor and 
All colors, styles — dressy, plastic teething rails. Hurry! - 
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Agi-Tumble washing ac- 
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1055 
    
* Bas Sought 
> jn Building Rift . Board Refuses to Free. | 
Money for Planning of 
2 State Structures 
  LANSING (®—A legislative com: | 
mittee today called for an end/| 
run to get around a blockdde erect: |\: 
ed ‘by the State Administrative | 
Board in the construction of two. 
new state office buildings. ~~ | 
* * * 
The State Office Building Com- | 
mittee, headed by Sen. Harry F. | 
Hittle (R-East Lansing), charged | 
the Administrative Board’ s Fi- 
nance Committee with an “unjus- | 
tified” refusal to release funds for 
planning a new. Supreme Court 
building and a skyscraper state 
office building behind the Capitol. | 
The Legislature previously had 
provided $20,000 to plan the court 
. building aid $85,000 to plan the 
office. building. The lawmakers 
followed the usual procedure of 
leaving the money for the hoard 
to rélease when details we re   Ba Su Scr 
OLA 8. HILLER 
Ex-School Official 
Given Radio Position | 
Former assistant principal at 
Pontiac High School, Miss Ola B. 
Hiller of Fint, was named region- 
al director of the National Assn,   jy of Educational Broadcastets at a 
recent meeting in Chicago, completed, 
Th Administrative Board: “re- 
‘fused to release’ money for the | 
court building because one of its 
members, Atty. Gen, Thomas M. 
Kavanagh, and the court are feud- 
ing over who shall occupy the 
building. The court wants the 
building to ‘itself and the state law 
iil and Kavanagh refuses to 
Tet Qthe law. library be moved | 
‘away from proximity to . his office. 
* * * 
State Treas, Sanford A. Brown 
and Aud, Gen. Victor . Targonski | from 1926. to 1928, when she went’ Miss Hiller taught mathematics 
at Eastern. Junior “High School | 
to Pontiac High to develop the ra- 
dio workshop there. In 1942 she be. 
came assistant principal and held | 
that position until 1947 when mad) 
went to Flint ‘to becomé radio 
supervisor of the — system 
there. 
Miss Hiller came to Pontiac 
from Almont. Previously she had 
taught in schools at East |   _THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
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White and colors. 3.95 , said the board held up money and Yale. 
for the 6ffice building because it 
thought its planning should - be "orctronnd sist oe court/29 PCL. Of Stale Pupils 
“in ate te Late w Gel Federal Milk Plan. authorize his committee to .go/. 
ahead and start the planning with- 
out the board's action. 
Men’s Hearts Broken 
as Liquor Is Smashed 
NORWALK, Conn. (INS) — It's   
  EAST LANSING (®—More than | 
twice as many Michigan schools | 
‘|as last year are participating to- | 
day in the special federal milk’ 
program for schools, 
Prof. Dale E. Butz of Michigan || 
State University reported to the 
dairy manufacturers conference at | 
MSU that Michigan now has more | 
| than 3,100 schools enrolled in the } 
Authorities said yesterday the | program, covering 90 to 9% per 
recent flood may have contamin-| cent of the eligible children. 
ord oly of the at ts ot Prof. Butz said the students get 
| the milk a Sigg vogeag rs great has | t a nominhl fee and the 
project helps increase | 
- | milk consumption and reduces‘ the 
| current surplus and also helps cre- ' 
| ate future markets by giving chil-_   
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star son instore ff 7 aap oar gms on a fortune when a > o. 1S. 
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with “just the right fullness. 100% Cute coat sets sts acon: in 
cozy worm all wool fleece with all — 
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by providing gentle: support where needed; yet Popul. campus coats with snug 
knit wristlets ond olf wool interlin- 
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child deserves the best... get yours today.’ | ~~ November stig Hurry in today. © ~“eotillion, blue, équa. Hurry inv today ends > _ 
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ihe Wool SURCOATS _ *] 4” , They’ re new styles, qui ilted lined, 
§°16.50 Reversible JACKETS $1987 New splash patterns. : 
$15.00 Fall Weight JACKETS $795 Rayon fined. 
‘25.00 SHORTIE COATS $19” .. The “BIG HIT” this year in jackets. The fellows all like ‘em. 
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There are new Clipper engines, too — up to ‘275-h. p., highest 
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SANTA FE, - NM. (P—Ip this. 
corner,..ladies and gentlemen, is 
petite, blonde capital secretary   
  in hand, In that corner is Bureau 
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a pair of torn trousers in hand, 
1 Lapee tp eadeid to-dent Atty, 
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~ Oklahoma Sees | Automation Now in Auto: oy Nab Jackson Parole a's, eng ~ UNanoMd 3665: Automation Now in _Auto- MZ vecican, acon cp. (rte Pes mites te mialors 
ae By SAM DAWSON. big fa ) year | 2 age ton a charge of loitering. ah a be apmcorete aan 
A 0 001 ! aon pos a aoe dio hour, Ge the ola bly lines it oe | cer, 21; Southern Michigan Pris- ‘Phat: the Sak: Seen yihinl | ee clit Ansonia aia ! ae -| moving in on thet ays sree anon coal industry is pulling out of | Europe Yor American cer, 21, a South im ‘the Springfield jail. overnight |? Coapeners be Integration of Students ican mutipower eifficiency.— the| took 200 mqn to. tum out tha" ia ie tod ik cde Ge ce inmate who escaped from a ai pabioes «at chart the annual conference at Michigan 
Presents Little Trouble)” ¢ .* 6 b egumeasre a Ny, : “* * pace. a . | Springfield, Ky., County jail Thurs- | the j@ii wall and carved their way| State University, : 
to Supervisors Other huge machines that can} The new Chrysler engine line has! In 1948 nearly 60f million tons} “~~ ee day while being returned to Jack-| out. ~ ee - Named as directors for the com- 
dig and load six to eight tons of | 280 operating stations — and at | of bituminous coal was mined, but| L. C. Campbell, president of the | son by police, was recaptured yes-| Two prison guards bringing the ing year were: Joan Brieve, Hol- 
pa 1 coal a minute are helping to re- |-many stands there’s a machine in-| this dropped to less than 400 mil-| National Coal Assn., hails produc- men to Jackson arrived at the) land; - DeWitt, Niles; Ruth 
OKLAHOMA CITY o® — Integra-| vive the once ailing coal indus-| stead of a man. Cylinder blocks | lion last year. The revival this/tion strides attending with Earl Greg-| Boot, Paw Paw; John Storey, 
tion ‘is just a big word in the dic-| try but they are cutting working | are fed into one end of the line by | year is putting output about 21 per | tion in the past 20 | Wayne University, and Valdean ~ 
tionary for children of a half d02-| crews in half. ‘ - | machine, right cylinder heads | cent above last year “and the end is City. is       
Lincoln Grade School. 
* * * ‘ 
The youngsters who frolic on the 
playground and walk arm-in-arm 
‘through the corridors apparently 
have shown no interest in the his- 
torie end this fall of segregation. 
The school was one of those de- 
segregating last month and Mrs, 
Nina Birkhead, the principal, said 
she was “almost disappointed” at 
the smoothness of integration, 
LITTLE PROUBLE - | 
“T had expected surely there 
| ‘would be a number of problems to 
work out,” she commented today.     The school has 48 Negro chil- en races and nationalities at the Makers of electrical equipment 
and aircraft are eyeing automated 
machines like those Chrysler 
has installed in its semiautomatic 
engine assembly line in Detroit, 
MACHINES KEEP. COMING 
cians ~argue whether automation 
will mean the loss of present jobs 
or, instead, creation of more jobs 
through a higher standard of liv- 
ing, And witile they argue new 
,tarvels of automatic and semiau- 
tomatic machines keep coming. 
The Cross. Co. of Detroit which 
installed the new machines on the 
Chrysler line estimates they save Labor, management and _politi- | at another point, left cyli 
heads at a third. As these castings 
move along automatically, one en- 
gine part after another is added. 
At the. end of the line completely 
‘| assembled engines are. removed 
for installation in new cars. 
FORD HAS LINE : 
Cleveland has a 500-foot automated 
blocks. 
In some coal mines new mon- 
sters are moving in to replace old- 
er forms of mechanization, They 
are ‘reported cutting work crews 
from 17 men to seven or eight. 
  up to 25 per cent in assembly costs Thanks in part to the steady   
The Ford Motor Co.'s plant at’ 
production line for making engine | 
  dren among_its pupils. There 
children, 3 German-born young- 
sters, 3 from the Philippines and 
ohne whose mother was a Japanese 
war bride. os 
'- -» Mrs, Birkhead’ said ‘the Negro 
) “ ghildren have brought sunny spir- 
its to the school, 
* Origina] Lincoln School students, 
: she said, “just opened up their 
| arms and took everybody in,” 
: _ The children’s acceptance of in- 
| tegration has been reflected in the 
| school’s parent teacher’ associa- 
: tion. Five Negro mothers. attended 
: : the first meeting and one was 
named hospitality chairman. 
Suburbs Show 
_ Fastest Growth, | 
_. .Bureau Claims are nearly 50° and Mexican 
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UL of M. Doctor Says: ae 
  
  ANN ARBOR (fA University 
of. Michigan psychiatrist. says 
most of today’s teenagers. not 
only are not ready for steady dat- 
ing, but receive a “phony sophis- 
tication” from it which 
they are ready for it.” 
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Dr: Ralph D. Rabinovijth, chiet of the children’s servige, Neuro- 
psychiatric Institute, told a parent 
education’ institute yesterday that Teenagers Not Mature 
Enough for ‘Steady Date’   of children from infancy to adoles- 
cence, Dr, Rabinovitch outlined 
them as follows: 
“1, From birth to a year old , ,. 
gratifying the one to one mother 
.. | relationship .. . will allow the in- 
fant to develop.a sense. of relation- 
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opportunity for motor play and 
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absolutely stopped from testing his 
new found powers. 
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“more of a Possibility 
than a probability.”   
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‘Afghanistan Seeking Western Weapons; cae Staying |= | 
Goes ea eee 8 8 8 8 ‘. or Gerry Ford is a candidate ane an 
y 
* in State Race. . Gubernatorial Hopeful 
Won't Step Aside ‘for 
~ Just Anybody’ | 
MUSKEGON u—Rep. Alvin N. 
Bentley ,says he “won't step aside | 
“for just anybody’ seeking the 
1956 Republican nomination in the 
‘Michigan governor's race. 
Bentley, Rep.* Gerald Ford Jr., 
and Sen. Charles E, Potter at- 
tended a ‘Congress Report to, 
You" meeting, sponsored by the 
‘Young. Republicans of -Muskegon - 
County. - About 150. persons he ard 
their report Tuesday night. 
“TI will step abide if Mayor 
(Albert E.) Cobo (of Detroit) 
for the nomination, but -that 
doesn’t mean I would step 
aside for just anybody. The 
Republican Party cannot afford 
the luxury of a primary fight,” 
Bentley sald in‘an interview. 
Cobo, Bentley and. Ford have 
“been menti prominently —as~ 
Republican candidates for Michi: | 
gan governor. 
Rep. Ford insisted his nomina: | a "probability 
iceived for Hope College's annu 
Department reports that the Amer- | CITES SENTIMENT 
oe paniny nit ee TO AATIT Borders Touching on Pakistan if there were 2 
' unanimity off opinion among the | 
| Republicans and if there were. a) 
' solidification .of support | behind | 
me,” he said, Ford added that | 
sentiment in his district mostly | 
‘favors his remaining in. Congress * 
Sen. paar. cen on 
other matters, predicted - that Con- 
gress next™year will pass the 
highway construction “program 
proposed by President Eisenhower. 
Rep. Ruth Thompson of the 
Ninth District was unable to at- 
tend the meeting. Spokesman said | 
she had just arrived in New York 
‘from a European tour as a mem- 
ber of a subcomantitee. 
Parents to Visit Hope 
HOLLAND « — More than 600 reservations already have been re- 
Mom and Dad's Day Nov. 5. The 
event opens with attendance at the- 
Hope-Albion football. game, — 
Interest on Loans Up 
WASHINGTON—The Commerce ie The Aero By JOHN H. MARTIN 
INS Foreign Director . 
Egypt’ s political play between 
East and West is spreading. It 
_ has now reached the “crossroads. 
of Asia,%.the primitive land of ' 
Atpemngen. 
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ambassador in’ 
Egypt has told reporters that his | 
country _has asked the United | 
States and Britain to sell it met 
/ern arms. i 
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down,” he said, “‘we shall seek 
arms from Russia. We are free 
"The Afghan blast against Pakis- | 
tan’ is highly pleasing to the 
Egyptian military regime because 
of. its own bitter ebjections to} 
Moslem Pakistan's’ joining the 
Baghdad Pact with Turkey, Iraq, ? 
Iran and Britain, 
QUARREL OVER BORDER - 
‘The Afghan   
ican people paid a new high of 
(three billion dollars for personal 
“interest on Aoans in 1954. <5   r bordering north- | 
west frontier province of 39,259 
square miles. The Kabul govern- 
ment wants a plebiscite held. there there   and if possible a seplrate state of “Tho United States has géne te 
Pushtoonistan : created ‘in~ this 
farious area of the Khyber Pass 
and centuries of tribal wars. 
Atghanistan itself lies be- 
, tween the Soviet Union and Pak- 
istam, and also literally is on 
“. top of the -world, About the sike 
of the state of Texas and a 
population-of some 12,000,000, 
ee ne een ee eee 
  the towering’ mountain | des in the quarrel ¢ ov 
porta of ventral Asia, a vast | border. 
land-locked plateau. | - 
Ancient routes of commerce and the United States callescaubans 
conquest leading from the north , Foden grag aj Srcleguen thy gre 
‘and west converge there on the way react to the Afghan request for 
‘to the Indian sub-continent. Over, 9*™* Se 
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    ‘physics, <4 
Dr. Vincent du Vigneaud of | 
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that help in childbirth and keep | 
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‘ly te Dr. Willis KE. Lamb of 
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| Polykarp Kusch of Columbia Uni- . 
versity. They will split $36,720 for — 
work in connection with atomic 
measurements, Their work cor- 
rected an error made by a Briton 
who previously won the Nobel | 
prize. 
. The prizes, announced by the 
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ence, will be presented by King- 
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| the pituitary gland. Nobel author-| 
|. fties described his work on the two 
substances — oxytocin and vaso- | 
brn eatin “a historic. feat 
io-chemistry.” 
| Dr. du Vigneaud was a front 
| runner-for the 1955 Nobel Prize | 
| im medicine, awarded last month — 
| te Dr. Hugo Theorell, a Swedish | 
authority on enzyme chemistry. | 
Both these scientists have. been | 
‘améng top candidates for many | 
| years, Their field of biechemis- | 
try borders between medicine | 
| and chemistry. Informants said 
| the prize awarders decided to 
give the 1955 chemistry award 
to the American because. 44 | 
years had passed since a Swede | 
received the medicine prize. 
The work that won the physics | 
prize for Dr. Lamb, 42, and Dr. | 
Kusch, 44, was described by the | 
academy as a major advance to- 
ward learning what goes on inside 
the atom. It enabled scientists Yo | 
calculate correctly the properties | 
of some ma its pape parts. | 
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eerie hie stenmaia’ +t shar- | 
ing the award with Dr. Kusch, | 
Dr. Lamb said at Palo Alto, Calif: 
“Polykarp Kusch is one of my 
oldest and dearest friends and it) 
| couldn't have happened to a nicer | 
man.” Dr. Lamb is a Los An- | 
geles native.. 
Dr. Kusch was born in Blanken- | 
burg, Germany, and was taken 
to the United States when a year. 
old, He became a U. S. citizen in 
1922, 
In 1947 the two scientists, after 
attacking the same problem from 
| different angles, published papers | 
|} -préving that the energy level cal: | 
culations for hydrogen atoms made | 
‘by the 1933 physics: winner, Dr. | 
P. A. M. Dirac, did not agree! 
with the experimentakevidence. | 
‘Dr. Dirac won his prize “for | 
the discovery of new fruitful | 
forms of atomic theory.” The 
‘theory known as Dirac Rela- | 
tivistic Wave Mechanics fur- | 
nished directly a numerical | 
value for the magnetic moment | 
of the electron. 
Dr. Kuseh showed an iacemrecy 
of 0.1 per cent in the value. Dr. 
Lamb proved errors of about one | 
ten-thousandth of the effect meas- 
ured in the calculations of the 
spectral details of hydrogen on 
the basis of Dirac’s formula. 
What first appeared to be an 
onslaught. on Dr. Dirac’'s theory 
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STOCKHOL M (p—Three. Ameri- came in the end to serve as its | prize “for his discoveries oat 
can scientists -haye-won- the 1955 necessary complement in accurate | ing the hyperfine structure of the | 
Nobel Prizes in chemistry cont caltulatidén of central phenomena hydrogen spectrum.” 
‘in the atom, 
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chemistry | sults can properly be explained 
award for work on two hormones | only in complicated mathemati- 
cal symbols, 
Dr. Lamb won his halt of the Parliament. - 
        
   
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yf he showed her and Canales a $40,- 
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  Police She Shot Spouse 
to Save Daughter 
KINGSVILLE, Tex, —A strik- 
ing brunette who declared she 
killed her new husband because he 
threatened to shoot her 5-year-old- 
daughter and burn the. body, 
awaited a preliminary hearing to- 
day, * 
She was Mrs, Canales Worden, 
42, San Antonio, recently divorced 
from a Texas millionaire oilman- 
cattleman, 
Texas rangers and other officers 
said she related that she dragged 
the body of Don Worden, 45, into 
the grave he had forced her to dig, 
the day and all night. 
TOLD THE RANGERS 
She hunted up a Texas ranger, 
Zeno Smith, “to: tell her story. | 
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cers said she told them: 
She was, divorced from Preyides | 
Canales, 52, of Premont, Tex Airy. | 
3. 
Already she and W onatn had vis- 
ited Bend, Ore., 4 bought. an 
$87,000 mote] there’ making a down 
payment of $43,400, 
About a pronth ago they were 
. married, ghe first related, Then 
she sat’ perhaps the marriag¢ 
wasD t “legal. 
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Between the time they met — 
000 San Antonio home which they 
bought — he got $90,000 cash, a 
$45,000 home and jewelry from/{Dr- Otto C. Hutziger, building co- 
her. 
Oct. 22, he suggested a fishing | 
trip to Padre Island. At an isolated 
spot, he produced a spade and at 
grave, < 
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the Pontiac Board of’ Education, | 
was explained in detail today by 
ordinator. 
A 112-by-290 foot area next to} 
    
clude four pe a pra 
  Crotoot Playground Plan 
rwheré they won't interfere with 
. | tects H. E. Beyster and Associates, Co-ordinator and senior high students ‘will use 
them for physical education 
classes. 
Permanent outdoor baskets will | 
be erected along the retaining wall 
parking, Movable baskets will be 
provided to roll eat on the surfaced 
area. 
Estimated cost is $14, 212 “and | 
we're making every effort to get 
the paving done before the ground 
said Hufziger. Archi- 
of Detroit, are taking bids for the 
work, 
It is expected the city recreation 
league will be able to make use of 
{te facility. 
Sub to Seek Hidden 
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LONG BEACH, Calif. 7» — Al 
tened with champagne and 
launched yesterday. |< 
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designer Edmund Martine — has a 
motor and a cruis- Tae    
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| president ack: P. White, of Bir- 
poe 
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The organization hopes to recruit | 
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Indict Five Los Angeles Policemen for Burglary 
LOS ANGELES &—The bred 
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Indicted were Lester M. Friday, 
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Woodland Hills, and Frank Gross- 
.|man, 32, Canoga Park. All are 
patrolmen .except Grossman, a 
member of the vice squad, ; 
They were arrested last Wed- 
nesday, Officers said thousands of 
dollars worth of articles were 
seized from them, including power 
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  Settle Local Issues... DETROIT ar—-Local issues have | 
been resolved between the Ex-| 
Cell-O Corp; and the CIO United | 
Auto Workers at Traverse City and | 
Lima and Fostoria, Ohio, the Fe@- | 
eral Labor Conciliation Service | 
announced last night. 
But a walkout of 3,200 UAW 
  Piva at the company's Detroit | face and 7 knots submerged. 
With the submersibe’s pow 
searchlights and cameras ‘Martine 
hopes to og agen hiddes 
| valleys and caves never seen x bel 
fore by man, Specially designed 
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| the ocean floor. 
  Demands $136 He Gave| 
for Dearborn Flowers 
| DEARBORN (INS) — A former 
| Dearborn official has demanded the | 
return of $136 he donated to the 
city’s “Flower Fund.” 
M. 0. Nickson, who quit last 
summer as Dearborn’s superinten- 
|_ dent of weights and measures after 
an argument with Mayor Orville 
Hubbard, demanded an accounting 
'of who got the flowers. 
flowers for relatives of city em- 
ployes in time of death or illness. 
Mrs. Marguerite Johnson, police 
and fire, commissioner, who col- 
lects for “the fund, said she would 
ignore Nickson’s request as ‘‘strict- 
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  president, Novelty Wire Co., mak- _ers of wire products; ‘sponsor, 
~Pontiae Motor Division. — . Gerald Erickson, 16, of 47 Osce- 
ola, president, Future Business In- 
dustries, “makers of Christmas 
decorations; sponsor, Fisher Body 
Division. - | sponsor, Community National 
  _ James Mason, 17, of 646 Home-|' 
president, Stead’ Dr., Jacoma 
Bank of Pontiac. 
Michael Kopscik, 17, of 2676 Lart 
Fred West, 17; of 50 Clark, presi- 
dent,. Pontiac Ivy Planters, makers 
of planter boxes; sponsor, Pontiac 
Motor Div, 
Dave Jones, 16, of 43 Crawford,   "president, JA Enterprises, makers in 
    + operations through the sale of | Ww. 
JA firms are financed fh their 
stock, at 50 cents a share, In- 
vestors will receive stockholders 
In southeastern Michigan more 
than 6,000 boys and girls are oper- 
ating a record number of 277 cor- 
porations of their own through the 
JA program. : * 
Hours of work- are saved by. get- 
ting freshly squeezed orange juice 
“quart containers.   
  UM Makes Bid 
a= fOr r Safety Job Legislature 
Foot Bil for Expended nar 
Road Rpsearch Work 
ANN ARBOR The University 
n'a Sosgage ‘Dadklek Faken ty 
Transpor- the. Engineering College 
tation<Institute, the university said 
“cornmon sense” dictates that the 
Legislature utilize its unique re- 
soutées fully in solving transpor- 
tation problems. J 
The Legislature now ‘has before 
it a proposal te establish a traffic 
safety center at Michigaa State 
University at a cost of $311,000 
for the first year of 
The proposal is part of Gov. 
Williams’ broad program of hehe 
way safety, . 
The institute's booklet indicated 
clearly the university feels. it is   one ts carry of re 
‘| search in in highway safety than 
Michigan State. 
+ “At no pois éniversity does 
there exist a superior facility for 
study, research and public service 
in the field of traffic and transpor- 
$o | tation: the booklet said. 
“Other educational groups can 
which they are genuinely qual- 
ified,” the institute said, 
Dies an Odd Death 
  RICHMOND, Ky. @ — An East-/ 
érh Kentucky State College sta- 
| dent, working on a float for the | Fy 
ing program Sat- | f school’s : 
urday, fell in the dark and 
drowned in a one-foot-deep creek | 
last niyht. Hall, The body of Byron 
the rear entrance of a garage 
where he had been working. Coro- 
ner Jack Turpon said a mark on 
the youth's head indicated he was 
knocked unconscious when he fell. 
Worker Injured 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. ( —. Crit 
Damron, 62, was injured seriously 
yesterday when thrown “from” a 
¢ity work truck while helping de- 
liver equipment for a school safe- 
ty demonstration, 
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- Pontiac's junior Achi vement Firms 
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play similar roles in the areas in) 
20, Brodhead, was| jis found in Dreaming Creek near) Bio 
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Now there’s a “new” one singing   
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“shop: early-mail early" WASHINGTON--(—Chief Mail- | 
man Arthur E. Summerfield is of- ‘Summerfield Gives Hints 
| to Ease Christmas Rush   parcels for mailing.” He said that 
right packing, right wrapping and 
‘right addressing are the three keys 
fering a set of tips on how to mail to easy and trouble-free Christmas 
your Christmas packages, 
And he topped his advice with a 
The Postmaster General says 
he expects to see the largest 
Christmas mail load in history 
this year. He -announced last 
night that the nation’s railroads 
have joined the department in 
the annual drive for é¢ariy mail- 
ing, to promote speedier deliver- 
jes, through use of railroad sta- 
tion loud speakers, and through 
inclusion of this theme in rail. 
read advertising copy and on din- 
ing car menus. 
Postmasters thr 4, g hout the 
country have been asked to work | 
  with their loca] newspapers and 
taken off 10 pounds, ‘had two front | broadcasting outlets to push the 
teeth capped ‘and lightened her | 
hair. 
  
A meadow mouse consumes its | an idea. 
Summerfield noted that all post- plea. j |-mail 
He offered these suggestions: 
1. Don't use flimsy, light card- 
beard and paper boxes for your 
iChristmas mailings. 
2. Pick-streng containers in good 
| condition, of a size appropriate to 
the contests. Use cushioning ma- 
-terial of two or more inches around 
| your gift. 
3. Wrap the package properly, 
preferably in heavy brown paper, 
‘and tie with strong twine. jeer 
4. Don't mark the wrapping with 
| unnecessary wording such as ‘do 
;not delay,” or “rush.” 
9. Address plainly and properly, 
using postal zone numbers when- 
/ever possible, with return informa- 
tion in the upper left hand corner, 
Summerfield noted that as a gen- 
eral rule, ‘firearms, liquors, poi- 
/Sons, explosives and animals are 
offices are giving free on request | taboo in the mails. 
illustrated pamphlet   own weight in food every 24 hours: ' ‘packaging and titled | | 
wrapping and “be registered. He suggested that valuable items 
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By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
LONDON _(INS) — American! 
ata aeiad-a ened ae | 
eyes, of,which I make up two— 
ae not likely to visit staid old 
Parliament when. they” come to, 
** ee * 
First off, it's a bit stuffy, even 
: with ‘andsome Anthony Eden in} 
the No. 1 pew. Also it_is difficult 
to get a “stranger's $ pahss’ * to the 
gallery,.And, most important, they 
do not sell bone china or tweeds 
there.Where’s the fan if-you can't | 
epenid money, eh Mabel? 
Bucking all these drawbacks, 
however, I have just attended 
one of the pre-teatime sessions 
at the House of Conmmons and 
found it delightful, 
cecasionally dozed) through, this 
ig the stuff that Broadway is made | 
ft. In fact, if they brought the: pao of Commons to Broadway, 
I.can see the reviews ‘now: 
“2 & 
| “A good-humored performance. 
by a company of 525 competent 
men and 30 effectively quiet 
| gentlewomen was previewed to- 
| night. It was an earnest, forth- 
| right show, begged down only. 
slightly by the fact that the dia- 
logue was in a foreign tongue 
referred to as pure English, mak: 
ing it incoherent in spots. 
THOSE CRAZY WIGS 
“The costumes were eerily 
| conservative, although this review 
| er did not dig the skimpy shoulders | 
and those crazy curly wigs, The 
stars, veterans Clement Attlee and | 
Anthony Eden, “were superb, 
| “Even the cast enjoyed them, 
Altogether, a lively show.’ 
«Se 
As you can. ¥ee from this visu- | parties in the House: On the 
Compared With the sessions of frequently bellowing ‘Hyar, Hyar!’ | Buckingham Palace side of the 
the U. S. Senate I have sat (and / affectionately as they performed. ‘table were the governmert mem- allzed viewpoint of pee oc 
parliamentary - 
To get In I was forced te pose 
as a “Lady Quist,” who was in- 
disposed the day I arrived, be-. 
cause you can hardly get into 
Partia unless you're a lady.’ 
By title, that. is. Set necessarily 
habit, oe 
speaker of et House and ‘his rev- 
|erent coattail-bearer into an oak- 
paneled room, where he sat ona. 
genuine throne and I on a‘ hard 
| bench in thé maeeny   
‘Before ey was a ras. rectangu- 
‘lar table which separated the two 
‘bers, headed by Prime Minister 
  , Eden, and on the’ side facing the 
"Thames were the members of the geeiee Soc 
Old Parliament Puts On aM Most “al aby: ‘Showa opposition, led the " gnome- 
shaped man. seco Attlee. 
They were seated on tiers. that 
{Pose severely like blachers for a 
gothic era baseball game, 
LIVELY DEBATE ~ 
Following 
cussion on the shortage of water 
supplies in the village of Arley in 
the county of Warwick, and on the 
number of unemployed registered 
in the county of Warwick. 
It gradually progressed into the 
more absorbing problem of what 
‘to do about’ tWo new: members of 
Parliament who were elected while 
i serving lengthy prison terms in 
Ireland. 
Whether it was water 
or criminal Commons rs, 
the House attitude was pleasant, 
not to say jovial, One argument 
did arise, when one member ac- 
cused another member of attack- a period of prayer, ould 
the action began with a lively dis- 
  Following ae session, I had a 
spot of tea with two American 
congressmen, the Hon. Prince 
Preston of and the. Hon. 
William Hull Jr. of Missouri, who 
flew to London at the invitation of 
Trans-World; Airlines, in honer of | 
its inaugural ‘one-stop California- | 
to-Europe service, : 
Preston and Hull admitted they 
were most impressed by parlia- 
mentary procedure, the old Parlia- 
ment way. They declined to com- 
ment, however, on whether the 
U. S. Congress should behave more 
politely, 
  Or wear wigs, ol   
  Sales in 1955 i 
DETROIT - _ Noble D. Travis, 
  county savings bond committee | 
chairmen in Wayne, Oakland and 
‘Macomb counties\ for the outstand: | 
ing work they have done to step up | 
savings bonds sales in 1955. 
” ‘Travis said 1955 savings bonds. 
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: ee : bf Methodist Church met at the i 
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: ‘ I) avenue. Mr, and Mrs. Larry Collins 
assisted the Steebers. 
“The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” ‘Thirty-eight members att 
the get-together which ctu 
87 N; Saginaw St. - FE 2-2492 games, refreshments and a “ i ee    ¥ 
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   - Planning the first of a series of parties for the new ‘Hills Country Club with her daughter, Sally Forster, Carol 
Cotillion Club are several residents of Birmingham and Brodie and Don Andreae (left to right). Invitations are 
Bloomfield Hills. . Mrs. Henry C. Forster Jr. goes over |going out ‘to sophomores and juniors of Birmingham, } She. has. 
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- She pointed out that, as a result | of me as a model.” , 
of her profession, she has been| The gay, friendly Miss Harnett 
able“to leave New York behind | said she was born ip Brooklyn and 
front time to’ time and visit such went to work as @ stenographer) 
interesting places as Rome, Paris, | for the Schenley Distilling Co. 
Venice and Chile. : the Empire tSate Building, 
     
    
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    plans for the first dance to be held Nov. 25 at Bloomfield | Bloomfield, Kingswood and Cranbrook Schools.   
              
           
     
        
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| Karen’s Toyland : _ NEXT TO KAREN’S FLOOR COVERINGS 
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Open Monday and Friday ti) 9, Plenty of Parking Space 
4524 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains 
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         50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Dr. Oxenius, 
to Display 
Lace Work A special note will be added to 
the table at Inu Ki Saturday, Inu 
Ki is the annual intertiational tea 
of the Business and Professional 
Women's Club. being held at Ala 
Wai Clubhouse in Kaneohe, Oahu, | 
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In the Scandinavian booth, where 
Denmark and Norway will also be 
‘| fepresented, Dy. Bertha ‘Oxenius | |       j will demonstrate the making of 
| delicate bobbin lace for which ‘she | 
is ‘well : | 
| fhe’ wear her colorful Dalle- 
| earlia costume, with its embroid- 
ered bodice and black, red and 
blue shawl, 
Dr. Oxen ius, whe was bern with 
her medical training in 
Europe, is now retired. — 
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She is a charter member of the 
Pontiac Business and Professional 
Women's Club and the nation feder- 
ation, : 
Mrs. Fritzi Stoddard of Ottawa 
drive hag been called to Indiana, |; 
  Pa., due to the death of her sister, 
Mrs. Charies Prothero. oo ee _ } | “Mism: Rheingold of 1955." 
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at 13 when a commercial photog. - 
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series of ads. Modeling jobs 
poured in. She did modeling while 
attending San Leandro High Schoo! 
in San Francisco. . 
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  ship tea of Sisterhood 
of Congregation B’nai Israel Tiesday. Waiting to be served 
    
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    Partney of Dwight avenue 
Ogemaw road, cae and Mrs, Sidney Rachwal of 
  
Lulu. Buchanan Repeats Vows in Baptist Service -_ A ballerina-length gown of nylon - tulle over satin was worn by Lula 
LaVerne Buchanan for her 
  Mrs. Grace A. Willson of Drayton 
, A V-neckline accented the bri- 
marriage to Wetdieth Wilton Sat, dal _gown’s bodice of lace, The urday evening at Silvercrest Bap- full 
tist Church, The couple was A nespet. seit me Sustionnd 
married by the Rev. James Luther taco lncerts. Lain's bead- in the presence of 150 guests. piece of tulle was pleated to * * « SS Se ae ae 
The bride, of East Colgate ave-| red sprinkled with : ‘ tiny seed pearls. Her veil of pure nue is the. daughter of Mr. and i? is 
tip length. She carried » white 
erchid surrounded by white car- 
nations. 
Kay Neilson served as maid of 
honor wearing a crystal silk gown 
of aqua with a full hooped skirt 
‘}and a halter-style neckline with 
‘| tucked Her velvet head- 
  ittern sizes 10, 
12, 14, 16,18, 20. Size 16 takes 
3's yards 45-inch fabric; 4 yard 
35-inch contrast. 
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A new vinyl wall covering which | a By way of demonstration Mrs 
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open house Saturday are Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E. Graham 1 of Osmun street, The couple, married Nov. 4, 1905, has 
lived in the same home for more than 40 years. They have 
three children, Mrs. Harvey Farr, Albert Gaham and Arthur 
|| Graham, all-of Pontiac; eight grandchitdren-and 10 great-   
  
| Thursday ... Friday 
Our Greatest . = 
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vet gown fashioned with -a-scoop 
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     Dozens and Dozens—Originally 
49%. 6% . 8% .. Even 12% 
g Nehemiah, as her devotion Paul Gino Apolioni, George 
03. m |e Pr. 
Regularly 1.65 Fuae. president; Mrs. Bertha 
Dress Sheers—60 Gauge, 15 Denier Roy Fosbender, corresponding 
  
  
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Pr. to Opti-Mrs. Club garnet velvet dress with pink and 
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musical rockers . . . rocker horses 
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doll high choirs . . . doll buggies 
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RELAXER CHAIR BY KROEHLER $1199. Assortment of colors and fabrics. Reguler $139.95....., uae ¥eidctas 
MARWELL PLATFORM ROCKERS $3295 All colors and fabrics. Values to $69.95... Pils sevesssasseshvapap 
KROEHLER ARMLESS OCCASIONAL CHAIR $5495 | Black end white, wool and rayon. ROG. S69.9S.0 0.0 seereerenserecroee: 
WROUGHT IRON OCCASIONAL CHAIR a $1195 Spring filled seats . . . Regular $14.95. 2... ..ceccsecedecscenscts. 
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OUR ONE BIG SALE of the YEAR! It’s yous opportunity to save on highest quality furniture. ot our once-a-year Annivei wale "BOB LE BARREE rsary Sale Prices Famous t name furniture and appliances reduced to ae Sonli - save you money. Bed inven Ms ‘oon es See 
| Complete 6c. Living Room Suite 
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SFO ee sacorce Spy lel OO ike \ | it when he went: out for a : “The guys gave me ee ‘ ) res a) nia tonal Ms eae onde > Mabdees Outcome * of Tennessee belongs to the back this \yy the lowa defender, took the pass | Sad all the time to the ths Clash May Determine | ne oh the dead run and bolted for the | *#row- Passing to guys Ov Conataty disjied lt cahe| Engineers’ Future land, fren. anyone coved, | end zone, The lay covered 6) bave makes it easy: tee. ee aes Saree Wee 8 | ee ee ; a aivone it! vards.- It gave. 2-2 . Fe age be Baad BER Lad best : s lead with leen than 3 tainutes Ted Maddock had sad" tiéws from his | one cegent, te last. second pass |’ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. i — Bowk f Se ore close friends and teammate, Ed|" iowa, is hobbled with @ ambitious Georgia Tech meets a ee is Earlier; Kramer had pulled in| Shannon. ? greatly improved Tennessee foot- 
in, ‘one point: of ‘the Hawkeyes— | at University Hospital after a long| the Ist tinte this season as they | where the Engineers 
21-20. a ees. His up their 
  itiness. father,’“Edward J.| polished defense tor |New Year's Day. ¢ The 20-year-old junior who came | Shannon, of River Forest, Ill., took| Ohie State, 7 + ©. : olf the"bench to, throw “Michigan | the body home for service this} OHIO STATE—Buekeyes worked| Georgia Tech, the nation’s to its 6th s victory, 33-21,|morning at St. Luke's Roman | out for 90 minutes in the rain after | Cighth-ranking team in the weekly coaches heard Tom Miller, In- Associated Press poll, is a virtual   Jimmy Maddock. !Catholic Church: 
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Rvif B { x {to beat the pants ‘off somebady.® |1as’ Cotton Bowl or Jacksonville's <i ed S a e arco: ILLINOIS—Reserve center Clem | Gator Bowl. ~ , 
a ease ek | Ryan is‘out of the Michigan con-| ehh a ae re 
7’ ok ie | but: all other Mini are expected to | greatly enhance Tech's chances of oe 
~ : MINNESOTA — Halfback Bot ence title and going to the Sugar eS ee Schultz was the only missing regu- | Bowl... Although the New Orleans ; 
BALTIMORE (—“Frankie Ryff| “Bring on the champ”. bellow of degree weather for their Iowa | the SEC, the league champion nor- needs more fights before chal- |. w; | E [oe ‘Sel Seite Sr the’ light. ee ek ee date. Halfback Pinky McNamara eng plays host in the Bayou ; 
  
      
      
  
    
    
  
            
                  
    
  
  
            
    
    
       
         
          
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tt es « title holder Paddy DeMarco in a} IOWA—The 1st team was ush- But‘even if Tennessee should de- 
Contrary to the customary |10-rounder. ered through signal drills and pass | feat the Engineers, they could. not 
aE defense while 2nd and 3rd stringers | be counted out of consideration for “That Smith. is tough and you | scrimmaged, 4 the Cotton and Gator Bowls. Tech's 
State {0 Host shouldn’t fight the ‘big’ man until |’ WISCONSIN—Coach Ivy William | remaining opponents -are winless i --y~-nueng| YOU'T@ Yeady,” said the 22-year- son said his Badgers “are coming | Alabama and in-and-out Georgia. : ; : old Bronx, N.Y., flash, ‘ along god” ‘after stressing pass : * * * Lay 
. fag défense and blocking om the line. | Coach Bobby Dodd has taken his “T need to fight often’ and more. - NORTHWESTERN — End Jack | boys to four successive New Year's 
Hockey Tryouts to be good enough,” said the win- Séilwell and guard Al Viola re- | Day games and they've won them 
11951 p Hg A. = ged to Int team sesig ite all * « ®@ F : . His oss W it de-| os. ' : : 2 : 
Houghton, Ann Arbor ‘cision to Ralph Dupes, also onc | Snes WiMicats tweed up for Wie Fan, 1, he piloted Tech to _ 
Scene of Olympic Rink |°f his vietims. ies {146 decision over Arkansas in . Thi : ___| "NOTRE DAME—Injuries wif1| the Cotton Bowl. His coaching Tests This Month Two physical attributes more or sideline tackle Wayne’ Edmonds versary that day was Bowden Wy- 
: 2 _|less beyond his control bar | and halfback Aubrey Lewis for the | tt, now the ringmaster-at Ten- 
pee: ‘ : i " é any lightweight title . aspirations ; nessee. ae ‘ ee “oh High ase . pgs a ae —Two ‘ee too, He to be ble Penn game. : ee . << s 
SNO RULE AGAINST — Could be Pontiac School's ! ee Unlied Press Phete | Sari are among » He continues suscepti > Quarterbacks the 
Chiefs working out in the snow, above.’ But it wasn't. ot ovat © combine football with skiing. After all, basketball is often | Places named for open tryouts for See anatase eae ten (Sars Cacessey and sophomore ser Teceues bet ean are are members of the Holderness School team, Plymouth, N. H. who de-| played on muleback and roller skates! the 1956 Olympics hockey team. | ih. fourth round on last night, | Fred Weber were featured in long! row since early season losses to 
posses Sa Robert B. Ridder, Olympic > 3 9 passing drills in preparation for | Mississippi State and Duke, said: 
ye . 1 | i \ : ue See : team manager, said the tryouts | Also, be weighed 139%, and ad-| Detroit, | ; ; e. 7 * 
in . 5  f will be held at Houghton, Nov, | ™mitted he didn’t like to train down “We're not underrating the Vols. 
mess ions : F ; : a ‘ 10-13; Ann Arbor, Noy, 10-17; |to less which indicates he may Bowden Wyatt has done a fine job 
bee ‘° : - | ef: e ac '- Grand Forks, N; D., Nov. 16- |have to become a welterweight. > _| bringing his young along. 
.” ' : > ° | 90: Bveleth, Minn., Nov, 21-23; | DeMarco also weighed 1391, 3 Tt our team plays same kind . 
; ae = , “ ere . ‘and Minneapolis, Nov. 23-26. 2S. Sy EOS of game it'did against Duke, how- rep OF 0 e e my weg A sixth round knockdown of De- | Fj ever, I think-our chances of win 
_ .. | Players willbe: certified from Marco was the hig puncte Ryif's Re ning are very good.” aS . : the open tryouts to the Midwest- | conquest of the 27-year<ld title-| © * * * 
n | , | eS Is O ern sectional tryout at Williams | holder of last year, It was the only | & Tech mauled Duke, 27-0, last Sat- 
a uf ay sa ¢ ; --| Arena, Minneapolis, Dec. 1-13. [round in which any of the three | ij urday for its sixth victory of the 
Bisa HARTFORD, Conn. @®—Charlié handling of his quarterback, Bobby teammates and. his coach, Dan oe | Bon yr ng ye Jess | officials separated the two fight-| / season against a lone 12-14 setback 
Still Seek Ist Win; | Sth is perhaps the most tackled | Alexander. Time and again he | Jessee.: The feint and fake attack, | win be chosen on the basis of the me agi ag tae yesh oc B WS ee : fallback in College football. j fakes Sticka: into the line while | together withthe impressive yard- cactional  trrou of them gave Ryff the round 10-8. | | . 
Will, Have to Bottle = off to a halfback for a age Sticka  gains-when he does tryouts—at. Minneapolis +..2. 8 “To beat Tech, we'll have to stop ’ : Actualty,. the jarring, 195-pound |siant outside tackle or around end. \carry the bell, has mad and Boston, Mass. Thes¢ Otherwise, all the rounds were the finest set of running backs in Up Ameche, Shaw line bucker who sparks the Trinity | Trinity's opponents- know thet-#f | (enna 900) the Trinity |then will assemble. in Duluth, | scored 10-9 or even with the widest | the country,” Wyatt declared. 
only ende- ' . team— [College attack “carries the ball /scicka eets rolling he's about os] foncn anes te ees Minn,, Dec. 15 as the U. S. Olym-| total margin appearing on Referee “Bobby Dodd's got a great team— 
DETROIT (INS) = The winless | S°2Ut once i every three plays, | easy to stop asa y diesel. | land. .J¢ hag-13 t New (Ee: | pic hockey team. : Eddie Leonard's card, 98.92 perhaps the finest in the South. 
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SCoersion toe tinny ch “te they thy leat nd on im. !neat week, to complete Wy ooo || 9-Week. Homecoming: 7) 3. \Japanese Stars eit the |, That's the price Ihe pays for the |Thrée of them usually can stop | consecutive perfect a — ” OR ie ee. : oy currently. tied |iursome reputation he enjoys |him, alter five yards or so. * * * ’M’ G d f ‘1906 He 
with the Los for the | 2m0"s Trinity's small college op- aes Sticka, who will graduate next Ta Oo 4 Lives be ap oo yg ponents and for the slick ball’ That's all right with Sticka, his) june maybe into pro football, : xs é a 0 fia 
The omnes of all Flanker H tows vel nom mew Ee! At Union Entire Season | ¥ the usual fate of the small 4 ; The New York Yan- sera the race with a win Missouri Flanker Honored : e calles | ANN ARBOR. (INS)—Dniversity, suosth, OS Someler: wae OSAKA w= The New Yo } 
—s f bA st C ] d national football scene. They just | of Michigan is proud of the fact/ leaves the Union building even from Japan's Deaplic the Lions’ dimtat ree (LOL | O. galn OLOTAAO || aon't know nim, He's never played | that most of its old grads return| #ough Wolverine conch Benny leagues 7-3 today in an ex- ord, a crowd’ of nearty 50,006 Is before more than 7,000 people. | each year ‘for the | ing | Costerbaam has given him a hibition game played vy expected to be on hand st 8 | KANSAS CITY @#—End Harold! Richmond, Mo. alse wae Gredieed Tease OE TeHaiy Geld cm Bald, | nae y “=| practice pass, : capacity crowd of 70,000 fans at 
5 ee Burnine, playing on Missouri's most | with at least three clutch tackles with tandecs, = we es ate Ot wend says he Is prob- Koshien Siadium. 
The Colts will be led by former steed te 1 he een All. Burnine. now leads the nation in| he almost did, or to some other | M. ‘06, homecoming is a hine week | 51.0 399), got three runs in the first inning 
Wisconsin Alan (The Horse) — gd pass receptions, 30 catches for 409 | big school, many say he'd be a | affair. . 66 on a double by Hank Bauer, a i 
great, America Board this ‘ ‘ vards. He will get his biggest test | sure shot for the All-America first - = Speaking of this year’s: team, single by Billy Martin, a double te 
b of whom have been | yards ag Missouri ended its losing | (, hie Sat ran) : * * 6 gan Union before ‘opening’ game | +. INS poll, he declared: Bill Skowron's infield hit. outstanding this year. streak ‘at seven games by upset- oe oe Sticka doesn’t seem to regret the | each year and leaves only to take “Ts on * * *@ 
a ta eiiey Barker will monk |ting Colorado, 2012, Saturday. The! 1¢ Burnine ean make comple-| opportunities for fame he may. be |in home and away games. Spam sieapt SMabll of Belling be ones ) | In the third Martin hit a home on Prrege 9." anagz is | 184-.pound, 6 -foot~2 senior from | tions against the Sooners then he| missing, athough it's almost im-| zéliner is a retired Ports- | eight points last week. I said we'll pie run into the left field seats. The. 
‘San Francisco 49ers the West must be regarded as one of the | Possible to get him to express an score twice more. But they didn’t . | Yanks got three more runs in the — ian F on the S P L]’s | Ys im the business. opinion on this or any other sub- oo lee eos etek Ens tae Solunar Table tentog co two wales and thees MAM, 
peer eve hewed @. ooner TEP s 2.) 2 . | Ject relating to himself . ' The former jeweler retired 10 se 1, ;one a triple by McDougald. 
ez ‘aatetwn,| Drop Race I The board, consisting of sports| “He's shy almost to the point. rian: IVS [years neo agnince the berter jaige|_ Here ste John Alden’ Knight's : 
— Dave Middleton, | LJTOD. AACE LSSUC | writers and’ broadcasters’ of the of embarrassment,” says a Hart-|, “WE EME SYN ment of his friends who claimed he |"se tn thin area chewing the Lest | Man Killed in Crash the rookie speedster from Auburn, | , G d Cl h area, again recommended mumer-| ford sports writer who has been : seit: batues ened days in this area, showing the best 
caught mine passes for 144 yards ]7) UI] as. {ous Oklahoma Sooners for both re-| watching him for three years, “but ; He sayy today: periods for hunting and fishing: EDMORE #—Earl L. Somerdyk, 
after being switched to an end OKLAHOMA CITY @—A Negro | Zional and All-America . honors.{ he’s a wonderful kid. You can’t CXICO ourney “T've hed mare tun in the lest] > an - FRIDAY Pu 39, of Grand Rapids was killed 
post, ; football team tonight will play a| Guard Bo Bolinger and Jerry say anything good enough about Daal 10 years than ever before.” | Minor Major Minor Major | Wednesday when his car hit the 
regularly scheduled game against | Tubbs, center, got the applause for | him. They all like him on the cam- es, oe + 7%. eat 343) rear of a Montcalm road 
Oakland County  |« white pudiic school for the first | the third straight week, while «| pus, his coach likes him and the! Sanders Takes Golf 1st, AM, inoe ™Metaier | Tuck at a curve on M4, five 
a Y [ime in Oklahoma, but a sellout |*ackle, Cal Woodworth, made the other players on the team. Uke but Pair of Youngsters renee ney vichbon teas Sab" Heget__ Nie | miles_west of _ to Get More feat et fr way ger SEE Se Beet ne. him. pity Sa . Japanese Marathon : 
a : to race issue in this h igh scl . # i . z TOKYO ® — Two Finnish run- * ® , 
” Lakes,Marshes tinmcim “""""""\ + Practice Resum er be Wettaweee sat ecu |Hailsplitters and Braves | LANSING @—A system of 20 to “The bg question te wholes Olde. our ra 5 es! CS) uexico ciTy #- San- ; pete in : ~ : 
Clty Capit Hil can break ders, « Georgian paying south of Battle to Scoreless Tie : 
, ! has, eer test of ths peudne Stadium fut in a Pontiac Junior were reserved for a pair of young: |_ High League game. 
. Vidal Palacio, the runner-up 
in. the men’s division, and Miss sin Utena SSaneee 6a tool : ooo Clifford, the yet stil, but the — 
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unveiling of the two T-yearold League title, Stalemate extended 
kids as the major accomplishment Washington’s unbeaten string to 
19 games, which-now includes 17     wins and two ties, The previous 
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EAST LANSING ® — “Don’t be. In the passing departmen|. Dew. still tender ankle became in jinxes,” said’ Michigan) son has’ cdfepleted "58 of 102 for {fection he picked ‘up on ew iy IN asm coach Dufty Daugherty. |553 yards and: four’ touchdowns. | trip to Wisconsin. a had been ‘some talk'about | MSU's Earl Morrall passed less|' Ifthe Spartans a oe “Purdue jinx.” Two years ago| than half as much’ but has a better|of recent games, Peaks aes spoiled an otherwise un-|¢ompletion average with 25 of 39| have his day against Purdue. 
FOR GLEAN, DEPENDABLE © | Last year, Lenny Dawson tossed) “We've got to contain Daweon,* | ac a , | Boilermakers a 2% vielory. | bait Daugherty, “and if our — 
USED GARS — gore: Fabre eons, + foe Typ | Same won't get us there, we'll have 
AND FOR YOUR REPAIR WORK Bj: %tore tts sexsen.” Daugherty |'° 07 Oe oe oe = | said. “Byut-I_know Purdue will be; A steady downpour all yester. at : al Yi AY GR | tough,” he added. “ afternoon omen werk- 
1 He cited the passing of Lenny | “™{ Smee *gain ne tafony ‘| practice Dawson, the \running of fullback quarters of Jenison Fieldhouse. ternational 
Bill Murakowski—whe has 411 |. Queried, Dr. James Feurig said a yards so far this\season—and the | that left half Clarence Peaks bad ve 
eclid Bellermeker Hae, should be able to go at full tilt Capt. D 
| Both teams have eight carriers|for the game. Peaks was in for said he with a better than, four yards a/ only one play two weeks ago and a tinal f 
try average. - __ | last Saturday was slowed by his delay ve dey 
; « : ; ‘ a 2 play encounter. i as a 
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REASONABLE... TRY US! PITTSBURGH @® — Bobby Bra- good manager today, it Is due to Par Tl proved no mystery to gan, a 37-year-old veteran of eight |his counsel.”’ most of ‘the sap! ;.. 
ROCHESTER Poupdbedehenpwutineccrics orcs, || SBE Seats ; Kees falled to shoot under Ti. ‘3 stg . wn maha nn poste At MAN | Pe Sree ee ¢ 6 O... See = 4 L } J i » ' me i } r 
‘Crissman Chevrolet Co. [iss 2x tet ste oe csr dat ese i 8 tron tow score were tuted In by | : peas a man." He said he knew that | _TSS S. Rochester Rd. OLive 29721 & Pirates. Sane Wellies cheen of pRsoss of the visitors, a pair of 6%s, and 
' ls was dictated by someone else — Jack Burke Jr. and Chandler Har- 
} = .| Rickey, who became chairman | obviously ‘Rickey : per registered 66s. : : ttt - lot the board after resigning as! +7 ise op ai os this selection * 6 @ : a“ =; “ * |general manager, wasn't at their am totally cues tad tn te Most of the players did not plan “ 
“g Your Breath Never Tells news conference when Bragan was, the best man available.” to play a complete round today. | 4 handed a one-year contract for an Just as he did 
2 eee, ) , wndisclooed salary yextendiny, pula ab ts telwiad Soe’ ot tho C ery: tion Gro | _ _ eee we coc ee : Bragan, apparently referring to Pacifie Coast fol. ‘ onserva up : League, Bragan ‘ 
Www Ee a Close 2 Ca | 1 : the Mahatma and will try 10 eS-|Rickey at ihe end of last season fo Close 2 Camps. VODKA jploit the youth movement which | atter three years. 
: . Rickey began in his st gh o * 8 ee ; ee ee 
excellent in a Collins  °4,03 «3 quant | 3t-year~ld Joe L. Brown, one of | recen as a srg vith — , two state park group camps be- 
or with Tonic "2.55 rut ocr [his front office assistants. |the Milwaukee Braves—said he is a te Hayes Stef tin Facile Gs Senin wy ne er ~ . a “I am definitely a Rickey man, giad the Pirates ager Hollywood Stars Pacific Coast} succeed Fred Haney. Joe L. Brown, (left) who was | Operate. : are er nee pe enn ne Cog ieh % eid. “tt t oma vy adding: ss SB ia League the past three seasons, (right) wears a broad | named general-manager only nine days ago, — owed : am eaten Abvere grin afer being signed to a one-year contract yester- the announcement of Bragaa’s appointment with this| Museegon State Park camp with : Tad : ‘day as Yield manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates to terse comment; “This man is a Brown man.” oP pare A 5 
‘ Be nn + lcoach, left for the University of] “™"" WL “APS “™” «| camp at the Waterloo Recreation In Ireland, they call it, : Counter-Offensive California in 197, is expected to| an, Mas {$18 Sean? Sei | area, will be closed after Febru 
ee Planned for ‘Cais. (te ee eee reg eo , i * ¢ «/ 114, Tom's Mkt. 1986, , — ; : ; a : | The # 4 br Yn et MONTCALM CENTRE BOUSE : , : came head . i 7 . . 
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Nave Gaesres Junior Varsity’ football teams “4 ‘ from Waterford and Southfield 2 
The Monster’ fought to a 1313 tie Wednesday’ ; 
afternoon on Southfield’s rain - x for Blue Devils: . |". p ame eee ' ‘ ANNAPOLIS, Md. &) — Vince Leroy Vogl scrambled 36 yards ge See 
Monto, 200-potind fullback nick-| for so muse TD and Jerry } MEN’‘S 2 i 
named “The Monster,” is being| Nelson scored the other with a OXFORDS os 
[Saaitied by Navy Conch Eadie se. 16-yard run, Henry Kopek tallied Sg : 
: for Sa game with| both Southfield TD's on runs of fs $ P : 
Dui cue Dick Con ta 3 and six yards, i * 
Crary Junior High dropped ‘a : : : 
make ite Sa Brie 4 2-0 decision to Southfield on Water. T, t | 
Monto hee cartied the tal a | Sara’ rain-drénched : gridiron when <td 8) 
bere maine | downed ‘in ae , 
ray gr “VY the end zone for a 2nd-period | 7 H scored 
at ee ce ee pein Por safety. Crary ended its season | 4 
| duty, iS with a 1-5 mark. ONS Oe 
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por Rags Toes \ pases - saeeety ty Former Cardinal Star a : _ | 
has the all around edge on block-| Paul Christman, one of the De- . e : : 
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pun | merly—was—one—of—the—National || ie : 
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Navy oticner which to tor has ‘heen (Feotball, League's finest quarter. | -43 N. Saginaw St. Open Fri., Mon. "til 9 | overshadowed by the passing of | backs and passers, while playing | ‘ 
quarferback George Welsh. ‘with the Chicago Cardinals. 
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wild scoring battle. Coach- Ed lett), Jim Wilson, Charles Wilson, 
Graybeil sees another yee “ 
scrap Friday night. . honors at Birmingham. 
RM Poy ee SED a “tour” in Pontiac General Hos- 
pe es smi | unre apes ie tow ton St ar ie on tu Of Williams, Barge Bolsters PHS! injuries, A illness 
rig nengtany, aod tees! Status in MHSAA Cross-Country Test 
Phascy mse By wager cacy Bolstered by the return of their a a 1 in the regionals), Bob Brown, 
However, the Trojans have fallen| No. 1 stalwart, Perry Williams, Lynn Bean, John Ennerling, Tom 
plea) eg oning, ~ 0" Pontiac Chiefs’ cross country team | gaone of the harrier finale of| Fontaine, Bob Benson and Gary 
Central, which alee gave Ponting ie ee ae shoe! Aldiatie the 10S eianes fe schoinied tor the Schazk. ae 
an earlier licking. A Michigan School Athletic | 2-mile Washtena niry 
__ Trojans are pegged as the Val-|.Association’s state meet at Ypsi-| Slt course with 
20900 on the Line, are’ heavy to) nt. Saturday. = t 10:30 a.m. 
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weia Tech would) McKnight already has seen Au-| to be watched. . ope of wove dhl cn heab antennae Berd ia * * 6 — > eG 
Jpave | tending @ newspaper meeting team in the Cotton : ‘ ! 
Should: Tennessee | WAY and went out to watch Au-|is supposed to be the Southwest | () : {burn lose to a Tulane team Mc-| Conference champion but ‘right | 
get the would mean that | Knight described as “inspired.” He | now Texas A&M is leading the race. Bowden would be sending | said he was impressed with Auburn | and if it wins the'title can not play , y 
ten ne etek ER a ae 7 oes McKnight explained that no of- | Some other conference team would ‘, \\ fers would be made at this time| have to be selected, probably the LAS but that all the prospects would | runwer-up. * fad a. \\ 
merely be looked over to get a, * 6 es ee _ | line on which is the best bet for Naverthetees, Sas Seats Ost sted ‘ Pag Ne 
visiting team in the Cotton Bowl.|in the are going to. rt @e ' |He pointed out that some of the | take down a pile of cash, Secre- “Ta \\ most important games of the sea-|tary Howard Grubbs. estimated bal son. were coming up in the next | that each would receive $160,000. i \ 
two or three weeks. He has in- | They'll have to divide up with their iy 
timated that the Army-Navy game | conferences but should come off 5 { |may become s guiding int in‘ with a sizable jack pot. . ~ _~ 
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Oakland-B. League Crown jie i atic tor. ant te : Mapts0N HIGH scRooL Clawson Trojans who gave the ancl or the 1 and the 3 a 
18-RO Gt. Mary's @ 1-Cls e | Eagles a rough race until Madison | the , with norma! speed. lake ag anaes s des wl 046 lee co (Copyright 1955, John F.; Dilie. Co.) 
. S Nor Pm BP | Oct. 14, have only @ faint hope of Consumers spent almost 17 bil- 
Madison High School can write | grabbing a share of the flag if the | lion dollars on all home furnish- 
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night when they de batt with @| Clawson’s loop play was com-| merce figures. -. 
ee ade dan beets. neon , Oakland-B is the prize M ; 
shoots for: let a trwe-nay tie for Sr place. pt ali a x os this 
3 ate coe wie es Sel Pag ees eee |e through Wisconsin for 172 yards has « spotless record, and the best | , ot St sd place will be|{ YORK BARBELLS 
har kee cae oer scrapes ta ued broken as Fitzgerald plays Avon- a > SEV... cees SIT4S 
ries and the No. 1 average of 7.1. clined & toteh 91 petaie Wiel oe hae ie ee me EE 168. BAT. can ciner = 008 Dinois’ Harty Jefferson tops the Mwah rushing department with 296 in 55 Nearest approach to this record Lehseae : WEL EN 
trips. for 5.3. Howard (Hopalong)’ is held by 2nd running Clawson |... WLT mF ca on | 
Cassady of Ohio State, who has| which has chalked up 114 points [Clawson .2°....55 1 0 116 48 5-2 
vuasmheeee Page | i winsing five, losing one tm |itecanie nig 1 $e ES | 2nd ‘with 272 in 45 for 6.0. es CES league competition and giving | Roseville ........ 230 66 l6i 2-5 | 
Len Dawson of Purdue and; ™ sae ; | up 48. | eta toeeee gt Be tae Bee pee Michigan State's Earl Morrall top GETTING THE POINT—Handied by Pete Smith of Pinewood, S. C., ons esevbes 
‘4? out of 81 for-449 yards. Morrali | Championship after field trials at Baldwinsville, N. Y. The white-and- 
<has 16 strikes in 27 attempts for | liver colored pointer is the property of H. W. Denham of Milan, Mich. 
one Detroit} SUBURBAN CaTHOLIC LesouE 
nine interceptions and Morrall |, "°? so cringe sctyig (aatede three. South Carolina wth 
Dawson rake Yst in total of|puSstnc0y “most valuable play. | & Mary € © St. Benedict 
rushing. Subtracting this- from . St. Clement. 81 “St. Frederick 
his passing yardage he has a net |" ®, Michad 33 “RO St. Mary 
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passing for 392. Morrall and Wis- ‘ 5 wl 1S Sas one ee ieee oe consin’s Jim Haluska are close |otfense—Ohio State, 35§; opponents . 
respectively. Morrall’s average | ponents m3: OP | wary, RO Ot. Mary ot Ot. Re, 
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Bottoms . .. $9.95 UNDERWEAR, . SYSTEM YOURSELF, SAVE! 
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iN ' £7 vaawes ....:.s109 7 BT“ a as smmaTs ....... $1.69." y FLEECE LINED UNION SUITS... .$3.19 
ai P FLEECE LINED UNDER SHIRTS. .$1.95 
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Hunt Coats 20> 3 Large choice of stylés, patterns and solids 
and every one at a MONEY-SAVING Price!   
  
  
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Save Money! $1 Holds Your Choice! 
Wool Shirts Famous Makes ... . At New 
Low Prices! 
100% Wool, | 7 | Regular $8.50, 50 
‘Sizes 1418... 
SHints 32% 
    
      
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; “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, 3 NOVEMBER a 1055 
       
     
concludes its season at home 
against Owosso. 
Cranbrook shoots for the Inter- 
State Prep League championship ne 
this Saturday afternoon ie its 
' own gridiron against Shady Side 
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    146 verdict over Port Huron. 
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posing of its two 
foop foes and finish an 
untied seasbn. 
Boasting a perfect 14 record, |       
    
  
    
  
          
      
  
  the will resume action | a : 
Friday. Nev, 11 (Armatice Day), this Friday sas ot See ea we : 
arainst invading Berkley, The ‘ackle Highl a Pag ayo, th 5 
hapless Bears shomld serve as * Border * Cities: League tilt the a i 
- s goed warm-up for Birming- | lowing week. ‘3 | : ' | 
ham's ‘traditional Thanksgiving Four other Eastern loop schools  beeause | : 
Day finale with the strong will see action tomorrow night them : 
‘ Acrons from Royal Oak. against een — = os i 
i Howard Bailey's winless Bears. By — monn on Ha- the Wings ot ‘ i 
stand little or no chance against tramck, Port Huron entertains! . doldrums | : 
the power-laden Maples. The de-| Grosse Pointe, and Mt. Clemens Torente Maple | 
| as Initiated Forward Pass : p ares tonme into Sad ee ee é = { ~ . Heekey _; 
ee ‘Scottsdale, Ari Feb. 15 : Former Wesleyan Coach: i aa | YP sctndie Aru." on' Pee ee ou 
a Se "> spring training program. vietories and three ties wi 
to Be ‘Hon ored: aturday . < Rodkie infielders and outfielders Toronto holds # 55-1 record. The 
r will report five days tater; Feb. 20,) Wings are back om home ice to- "Sc evey pistitites CO...N.¥.C. BLENDED WHISKEY $393 ‘MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (INS) —Howard R, (Bosey) ae for intensive specialized instruc- | Might against the New York Rang- 8 PROOF, 65% GRAIN. NEUTRAL snes. se agomege Peery - < fans tion, and the older hands will re *t* who already hold two victories . Cole Ne oo 
Reiter, the coach whase Wesleyan team was the first to Sy, Bp ee Ee 2, port on'March 1. , over the defending NHL cham- | — a 
° Sie oS tea) Full-scale. workouts will. begin . F ; employ the modern forward pass in football, will be hon. p* pi Ai EEE March 2. Richards said. and the eu @ ee AUTO Pp AINTING 
ored Saturday at the Williams-Wesleyan game in Middle- first exhibition game will be played | sioan Jed the way last night with , 
town. i ; psNee starch 10 again the Chea » Cubs. | two goals. Rookie leftwinger Vari | Expert Body and Fender Repair 
With the-84-year-old former coach will be the ithe New York Giants. and the | Balfour started Toronto. off j# the cae ; on All Mokes of Cars   
    
           ~ seven living members of the Wesleyan team that 
took to the air on Oct. 3, 1906, and added a mew | sicugit at he Keller dimension to the game.   
  
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while Ward Rudersdorf puts 
" Réiter, a Princeton alumnus and later coach at Lehigh Si sesor toe pated ve 
for 30 years, coached Wesleyan from 1905 te °11 and lt leg fut below the it 
taught the overhand spiral pass to his squad the year) 
it was made legal for the college game. Jet Action Ist Entry ; 
. | He had perfected the maneuver while player-coach of in 19th Pimlico Race SS arhag hee aereag vets Connie Mack’s old Philadelphia Athletics, one of the| BALTIMORE @®—The first for- i al os Calabe widen tc) 
early professional grid games. Sammy Moore threw the mal acceptance of an invitation to the 19th edition of the Pimlico race.     
       
       
       
      
   
                         
                            _ Ist pass to Irvin Van Tassell. The play was good for 18 5" % Pome in ‘he Nov. 25 Pinilico | wentyllive of the Deut Lions’ 
Se bat aes bole meth Yale won, 21-0. Peay tee raga pen 0 oe jt Lon       
  
  
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to the Car Manufacturer's Specifications . . . BE SURE THE TIRE YOU ARE BUYING IS'A FIRST LINE TIRE! 
MR. MOT ORIST, ASK ‘YOUR DEALER “IS THIS A FIRST LINE TIRE 
  
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SEAT COVERS Sale Price Motor TUNE-UP Get your cor all set for the cold weather : 
All 6-cyl: CHEVROLETS, thru Sagas 
1955. All work done on our $ : 95 
brand NEW 1955 SUN ANA- y 
                
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covers... in a wide 
selection of the sea- 
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WHEEL paul albe 
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@ Including Weights ae ‘1.98 LYZER. LABOR AND MA- TERIALS GUARANTEED! 
Other Cars Proportionately Low! We Use Champion A.C. and Auto Lite Spark Plugs         
   
     
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_ DON'T MISS’ THIS: WO DERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ON TOYS DURING OUR HUGE ANNIVERSARY SALE! WE “HAVE REDUCED ouR mc r Nowe YOU MANY, MANY WONDERFUL GIFTS IN SAVINGS! BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! = P i      
  
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| ‘ischtuonwan see GON parts. fon, $198... 88s 
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Electric CABLE TRAIN 
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“Your. Big gest Electric. Train Buy! 
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Here is the buy you've been waiting for! This complete train tavoul with all these 
outstanding features at this Terrifically Low, Low Price . . . American Flyer Freight 
Train with 120 inches of realistic 2-rail track, UL approved transformer, buildings 
  
      
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lionel Trains Sent Mave ah GP-7 eane LOCOMOTIVE 
and stations built of the same material as the freight cars shag eri seenelely in 
this outfit is made of paper. 
$9 LOOK WHAT THIS SET INCLUDES: _| muzrzomr 
Me [ieee er eer ieee | ae HOLDS | Seren Pee ne ie eet | all  LAYAWAY! © 120” Track © Railroad Station © 2 Boulevard Lights © 1 Ph. Road Gravel FE 8-0545 | 
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For the Low Price 2 $2.00 HOLDS 
    
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SIT-RITE HIGH CHAIRIE 
Safe and tip proof — removable 
polished hardwood tray — sofety.: 
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CRI B Full size crib. All southern hardwood constriction. Full 
front panel, Single d 0 side. Plastic teething rails. 3-posi- 
tion adjustable metal link spring. pads rail on com 
- @ind- back 1. Plastic casters. Ful ahiubery 
non-poisonous waxed birch or maple.” 
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SECTION GANG CAR $ 98 Has own motor — will operate on Lionel 
or Marx track ... ONLY... 
RAILROAD TRESTLE BRIDGE Realistic long-span trestle. Accurately embossed. A must 
for every miniature railroad. 
VISIT OUR TRAIN DEPARTMENT There is hardly 2 train tem made that can’t be found at Hines. Further- 
more, our lerge stock is based on low profit. Fast Seles. Use our 
  
        
               
   
   
   
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- plastic tray is removable, ond $ 
4      can be used as a separate toy. 
Gorgeous “gold plated” plastic ~ 
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| Ser Mit eet “™"" | Loving Husband |e #0 = svtenbw. 94 sewing Machines Given |tamam 
Finally Pays Off "He wear abe pay Hot by" ROK School by U.N. : Christmas, however — nor by the UNITED NATIONS, N, ¥., “aNs) 
|on Lay-Away Gilt next Christmas nor the next. |—The United pipe gsi 
MEMPHIS. Tenn, @—~At ¢ 8 it has purchased 28 sewing ma-|/ 
gg go age aa ae eee ta wad the | chines for Heme stonenmles inetruc- 
on her hands today.— the, Jeweled it jely, and litte by | tion in Korean’ schools, - 
: cocktail watch her husband se- * 6 « iu : ‘ © 
lected as a.Christmas gift for her ‘The granddaddy of layaways was U.N Kore my 4 years brought to recently by col oN, ‘an Reconstruction Agen- | 4 
W basses ” ee Be uo teed die ot ar toa | and the U, N.. Educational, 
; Readers from as far away | Scientific and Cultural Organiza- Willie Kelly, a truck driver, saw Sale Alaska chipped tion through gift oom yout 
5 dh hn ool stanteer oon mw by the public . 
BDISCOUNT F NOUSE ES ney Savere’ Sale of Decorator- -Planned . 
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        fastrement. whichchsts $2000. bility that their work is involved. 
number navign- OK Standard Car Plates Fe =» Si ee 
ene necteny cad de| DETROIT  — ‘The Automobile Lavi sh Living Room Ensemble welinmy: Manufacturers Assn. says a single 
FLY IN Pars sized @x12-inch license plate for 3 Pe —phyortes. chair a - ntl lomo nd LZ ; agen glee He digee ggg! : te el fort inthe ‘wrought iron Plastic. wv chair, — 
continent by 1956. ‘The ass eee F Restokraft 
‘ Nationally known. Bex Spring’ 96, ment st Factory closeout "29" 
Fabric—Twin or 
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® ADMIRAL : : Re, 5725 GE Alarm Clocks | 
Pink or black. Also Kitchen ‘495 | 
Clocks from $2.95. 
  
        
  ‘Sunbeam AUTOMATIC. Hard-to-Find Bedroom Offer FRY PAN 
Blond timed ook double dresser with large mirror, match- $ 1.     
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pelos at 
S-Speed Record Player — “LADIES 
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A COMBINATION ing panet bed, innerspring mattress and coil spring: also 
2 smart dresser Mrres ones pair of shredded foam pillows. 
MODERN 7-Pe. SECTIONAL OUTFIT 4 “CE AUTOMATIC. 
      
  
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VAL $ » We're Moving to 172 
SINKS CABINET SINK 
  
  
  
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HURRY, WE'RE SELLING FAST! — 
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  First Quality Cash end Cerry at Wholescle Prices : 
“a” (21-M. lengths) 2.29 | BIG GS | 
%" (21-ft, lengths) 2.98 Boo pe 
| 1 (21-4: tengthey 4.25 | ON OUT a 1%" (21-4, lengths) 5.67 | *W0.Sngle Hub go 1A" (21-ft. lengths) 6.71 1315 Single Hub 
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CHRISTMAS ee 
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T bargains for everyone .. . Mother, Father, Daughter, 
Son! Below are just a few of many! 
CHECK THESE ITEMS! _ Reg. $59.95 Bleck Anges — . 
KING-SIZE ROTO BROILER .. $39.10 WEST BEND © 
ELECTRIC 
BEAN POTS } 
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FOOD MIXER 
Reg. 555 19-Jewel a 
LADIES’ WALTHAM WATCH. .$19.90 
Reg. $149.35 Webcor Sample 101-PIECE 
Bend. Monerch (ais 
HAND MIXERS ............$1240 -? © ¥ hres 
       
  
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Me Ge? 95 ...:......Mew $10.95 Quality 
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  Gray, Heavy Greek Key Effect, Was $15.95. 
Cabana Looped Cotton, Lime, Geld, Blue 
FREE ESTIMATES Top Qual 
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NO MONEY DOWN — 3 YEARS TO PAY! 
  
and Many Other Selections! Leaf Looped Effect, Was $13.95 
  
and Green, Was $11.95 ...... Quant 
      
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Japan, 1 
Tiempo, Gray. 
Gratemode, Green and 
and Rose, Was $5.95.............. Light Green and Dark Green, Was $12.95........Now $9.95 
      Fairlee Wilton, Green, Was $5.95 
_ Jaguer, Heavy Quality, Bark Effect—Gray, 
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“My Old New Hampshire Home.” maintains a stack of ancient metal “discs’’ 
  
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READY FALL FROLIC AT ROCHESTER—First | Above, left to right, Mrs, Lyle 07 
fall project of the North Hill Elementary School PTA) man; Mrs. Carrol Flanigan, PTA president: 
“The Fall Frolic,” has been set for Saturday, Nov.!| James Reeves, ticket chairman -and Mrs. Willard an 
12, 9 p. m. to 12 midnight in the high school gym.) Dickerson, publicity chairman, plan for the event. 
  
~ Rochester High 
Holding Office Village, School Posts 
   
     Se 
Gals 16 to 60 
Invited to Attend * 
ercise Classes 
     
      
       
    
   
        
   
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at Waterford Robert Davis to Present 
‘Capel of the North’ on Nov. 9 HE i] ip & ? 
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tificates after completing the re- 
vised ‘course in first aid. The 
women also viewed Red Cross first     aid films at their meeting. 
  
   
   ' yhite Lace Gown Chosen 
  rl Public Invited 
fo Observe GOC Lapeer Squadron Sets 
Open House, Parade 
Tomorrow 
» LAPEER — Detachment 10A of 
‘L167lst Ground Observer Squadron, 
will hold open house tomorrow 
from 8 a.m, to 8 p.m. The public 
is invited to attend the affair to 
Observe the operations of the 
Goc, 
There will be movies of the GOC 
and US, Air Force most of the 
day. 
Starting af 4 p.m, will be a 
parade that will march through 
the city.   
at 5:15, Col. J. Walker, Comman- 
der of - the 49th Air.Rescue Squad- 
ron at Selfridge Air Force Base 
will speak, 
* *« * 
Movies will continue until $ p.m. 
36th Livestock Show 
Nov. 25 in Chicago 
Phin Bh Re Expedition, will celebrate its 56th | 
anniversary in Chicago Nov. 25 to 
      
  Safety Promise 
Given Parents 
of Dead Youth 
FERNDALE (INS) — Ferndale 
City , Council Wednesday _ night 
promised the parents of a 10-year- | 
gate the boy's death and to seek 
futere preventatives against a 
similar accident. 
| ‘The boy, Robert Jr., was crushed 
beneath the wheels of a truck last 
June 27 at a recreation area in 
Ferndale's Roosevelt Park.   + Milk Prodycers Assn, have been 
    
Dedication ceremonies will begin. 
A ROMEO — Signatures on peti- 
tions ing the leadership and 
certain bylaws. of the Michigan 
Bomber Crash 
Kills 2 Crewmen Plane Rips Up Homes; 
Explosive Expert Probes 
Colorado Air Disaster: 
EAST MEADOW, N.Y. @—An 
Air Force bomber crashed in a 
Hthickiy—pop 
trict yesterday, killing the two air- 
‘fien—aboard and causing heavy 
fire damage to. one ofa compact 
row of small homes. ie.   
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ing fight, the pilot, Capt. Clayton | 
S. Elwood, had radioed the Mitchel 
Air Force Base tower that he was 
having propeller trouble. Killed 
a half east of the field when it 
crashed in the front yard of a 
home owned by Paul Koroluck, a 
hewspaper compositor who was at 
work. His wife, Susan, and their 
2-year-old daughter were strolling homeward. They were not hurt, 
LONGMONT, Colo. » — United 
Air Lines has hired an explosives 
expert to delve into circumstances | 
surrounding the crash of one of its | 
DOC8Bs near here Tuesday night 
with the loss of 44 lives. 
The air line said yesterday 
there was ne connection between 
a strike of United's flight engi- 
Beers and the crash, 
A number of UAL flight engi- 
neers struck a week ago over a 
demand they be guaranteed assign- 
ment on any type aircraft the 
company might operate in the 
future, The-line recently ordered 
some jet airliners, but the com- 
pany contends it cannot commit 
jtself on the staff of the new air- 
craft now. \   identiat—di to -state law.” 
Returning after a routine train- |! 
with Elwood, 39, was Staff Sgt. | the one 
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Count Petition Signatures 
lin Anticipation of Meeting nual meeting to. be held in East Lansing today. oe e 
  
iocomelies 17 Cars 
Derailed Near Holly The steam locomotive and 17 
cars of a 70-car Grand Trunk West- 
ern Railroad freight were derailed 
today two miles west of Holly, No 
one was injured. ' 
The engine and some of the 
cars were tipped over. Railroad of- 
ficials said the derailment oc- 
curred just after the locomotive 
had rounded a curve but the cause 
was not immediately determined. 
Several hundred teet of track - 
were ripped up. Traffic from 
Durand to Detroit was rereuted 
through Holly om Chesapeake 
and Obie tracks while crane 
crews cleared the wreckage.   
  Dr. Milton Uloth | 
'Dies in Hospital: Served Ortonville 53 
Yeors; Given Award . 
| for . Devotion 
at ecm, 
ORTONVILLE — Dr. ; the Oxford chapter RAM No. 94. 
He is survived by his widow, 
Grace; two sons, Everett J, of | 
Ortonville and Donald G. of Sagi- 
naw, and five grandchildren, 
* = om 
Service for Dr. Uloth will be 
held at 2 p. m. Saturday from Milton J. |.   
\Schedules O ' WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— 
  
trol every 7.5 miles. 
Childs said the imereased pa- 
  
', MARLETTE—Service 
yesterday for Frank J. Wood, for 
followed the service in Highland 
Cemetery. Mr. Wood died Sunday, 
Mra. John Vankleek 
LAPEER—Service for Mrs. John 
VanKleek, 63, Lapeer, was held 
today at the Muir Brothers Funeral 
|Home with burial in Mt. Hope 
Cemetery. Mrs. VanKleek ‘died 
Monday night in Lapeer County 
Genera] Hospital. ; 
Mrs. George Churchill 
LAPEER — Service. for Mrs.      
“This will average about one pa-        
  
Veronica fo Remain 
in Detroit Hospital — 
tion “for some time” at Henry 
‘| Ford Hospital, her husband, Jo- 
seph $. McCarthy said yesterday. 
Miss Lake, 35, collapsed in a-   mer Sanilac business man. Burial/ Detroit hotel lobby Oct. 27 after 
appearing in a performance of 
“The Little Hut,” a stage play at 
‘the Shubert Theater. 
Her iliness at first was diag- 
nosed as a heart attack bet la- 
ter was described by doctors as 
exhaustion brought on by over: 
work, ‘ 
Her husband declined to elabor- 
até oh the nature of her illness but 
he said she is resting comfortably 
and will remain in. the hospital 
  George Churchill, 83, will be helt 
at 2 p.m. Friday from the Baird     until a diagnosis is complete. 
An understudy took over Miss 
the C. F. Sherman Funeral Home: pyneral Home with burial in Mt.| Lake's role in the play which has with burial in Ortonville Cemetery. | 
In liew of flowers the family 
requests that tributes be sent to) 
the Heart Fund. i 
The derailed train was bound 
for Detroit from Flint with a load 
of- auto parts. 
  
To Present Nov. 17-18   
  ROCHESTER — The cast has 
been announced for “Time Out for 
Ginger,” a three-act comedy to be 
presented in the Rochester High 
School gymnasium, at 8 p.m, Nov. 
iT and 18, 1 * * e 
“Jed” Miller,-a new-comer to 
the Rochester High School Senior 
class will star as Howard Carol, a_ 
rather reserved banker. who is 
constantly harrassed by the afitics 
of his teen-age daughter, Ginger. 
Playing the attractive and gra- 
clous Agnes Carel is Myrna 
Maass, whose performance will 
be her first on the high school 
stage. Other members of the 
Carol family are Joan, the eldest 
daughter, played by Judy Watts; 
Jeannie, a girl of 16, portrayed 
by Nancy Day; and the four 
teen-year-old Ginger, Mary Ke- 
wold.   Jack Mathews has been cast as ‘Time Out for Ginger’ 
Readied at Rochester 
| Ginger decides that. she can realize   an egotistical football captain 
Stepheen Seiffert will appear in 
the role of Tommy Green, Gin- 
ger’s boy friend. ‘ 
Other members of the cast are 
Jim Frink as Ed Hoffman, the 
bank president; and Roy Koski as 
Mr. Wilson, the high school prin- 
cipal. 
STUDENT DIRECTOR 
    Eddie Davis, Joan's boy friend and 
  
Romeo Girl ROMEO—Audrey' Perry, daugh- 
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Perry 
of Romeo, is the Friday bride of 
Dan L, Clutter, son of Mrs,.Exnest 
Uzzell, Altair, Tex., and Kenneth 
Clutter of Los Angeles, Calif. The 
double ring ceremony was solemn- | 
ized in the First Baptist Church,         t age i 5 
              
        
            
             
        
      
   Marries California Man |munity organizations Thursday 
  Representatives Try 
to Revive Romeo GOC | ROMEO—A further attempt to 
reactivate Romeo's Ground! 
|Observer Corps will be under- 
taken by representatives of com-   evening. 
The group will meet in the 
Civil Defense office above the 
Fire Hall at 7 p.m. Each club 
or church delegate has been 
asked to bring a list of volun- 
teers to man the local observer. 
post and the hours which they 
will serve. If members of local 
groups are umable to act as 
“spotters” during their organ-— 
ization’s designated 24-hour pe- 
ried, they may serve at open 
times during the 'weok. | : } 
GOC ‘officials announced the | 
post spotter schedule has lagged | 
since the opening of school in 
September. A meeting was held 
recently to establish a means by 
which the post could be brought   
  
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  Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Churchill 
died Tuesday. 
Clair D, Whipple 
D. Whipple, 44, Granger Rd., RFD 
1, | 
| ORTONVILLE—Service for Clare. 
will be held at 2 p.m. Friday! Since continued its tour West, 
Navy Radio Equipment 
Open to Amateur Use 
Both transmitting, and receiving 
from. Allen's Funeral Home with Tadio equipment at Naval Train 
burial in Oxford Cemetery. Mr. 
Whipple died Sunday. 
Heary King 
UTICA—Service for Henry King, 
at Pilgrim Moliness Church with 
burial in Arenac. Mr. King died 
Tuesday. 
Fay Louise Edwards 
UTICA—Service was held today 
for Fay Louise Edwards, 3, from 
the Schwartzkoff-Milliken Funeral 
Home with burial in Perry Mount 
Cemetery. Fay died Monday, 
/ Mrs, Grace A. Dow ; 
OXFORD — Service for Mrs. 
Grace A. Dow, 83, 157 East St., 
will be held at 2 p.m, Saturday 
from the Bossardt-Mabley Funeral 
Home, with burial in Oxford Ceme- 
tery. Mrs. Dow died yesterday. ‘ing Center is being) made avail- 
thle for use by radio “hams” 
valid vadio amateur Ii- 
Lt. Cmdr. Bernard A. 
iv h , 
63, 8080 Grace St., was held today| “ties af ann comnmcee Use of the equipment will be 
permitted on any day of the week 
@her than Wednesdays, meeting 
tight of the Naval Reserve Surface 
Division 9-104. Radio amateurs 
Must be 16 years of age or older,   
OK Consumers Franchise 
in Commerce Township 
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP ~ 
ters here yesterday granted the 
Consumer's Power Co, franchise 
with 68 yes votes against one 
“no.” Thirteen votes were re 
eeived from the Walled Lake 
    
  
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“We hope the increased space 
will allow us to provide better 
_| Serviee.”-said. Hunt. 
‘The ‘present courthouse offices 
will be remodeled to include a 
courtroon, judge's chambers and 
offices for his staff said Auditor John C. Austin. It will 
  
  
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HOLLYWOOD ® — “Everyone 
has been very kind to me, but 
it's the Man upstairs who pulled 
me through.” 
This was Gail Russell's comment 
on her return to écreen acting 
after nearly five years of absence. 
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       being could, Her marriage to Guy 
Madison was shattered. She was 
it with hepatitis, a liver ailment 
that affects the nerves. Her name 
was plastered in ‘the papers ‘during 
the John Wayne divorce trial. She | 
made the courts on.drunk. and hit- 
run charges. 
Gail was always. a deep and 
quiet girl. when she starred at 
Paramount, But on the set of 
“Seven Men from Now,” which 
she has made opposite Randolph 
Scott, she seemed gay and cheer-     
| Wayne felt the actress had been | 
Scores Big Hit 
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| to help from God. 
before,” she sald. “But my eyes 
had to be cued.” 
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Gail's leat sachs was “Air! 
Cadet,” made at Universal in| 
1950. 
The deal for the Scott picture | 
was instigated by John Wayne, | 
whose company is making it.) 
  “They argued that it was a good 
script, that I would be working 
with people I knew," she said, “a 
decided to give By . try.” 
| Budd Boetticher, ons te direct. | ing the picture; said Gail is doing | 
gone through.” 
| “The one 
it is my dad,” she remarked. ‘He 
|has had three heart attacks and 
has been very unhappy. When I) 
| phoned him to say I was working is happiest about 
  my mother meneune | - was cry- 
ing.” 
‘Young Bonaly         ‘¢ 
at Ciro Debut 
HOLLYWOOD ti — Gary Cros. | by made a smash night club debut | 
last night at Ciro’s. >" me 
‘The husky, eldest son of Bing 
played the small role of “Darryl 
Hump,” Hollywood musical com- 
edy star, in a revue. The show 
spoofs the recent Doris Day-James 
Cagney movie, “Love Me or Leave 
the story of singer Ruth 
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movie. and the night clu brevue 
was intended to be hilarious       r 
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|KEEGO .=:. “I had always been close to him | 
again, he had to hand the phone to | - THE PONTIAC PRESS, _iTURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 8, 1955 
‘Seaway- Inland 
Channel Begun $188 Million Project |} 
’ Started to Widen Link 
for Chicago Shipping | 
CHICAGO (®—Widening of the 
‘) | Cal-Sag,. a ship channel linking ~ | the St. Lawrence Seaway and the 
inland water, began yesterday. 
A dynamite blast lifted the first | 
earth from the bank, marking the | 
official start of the 188-million dol- 
cipal waterway link between . the 
south port area of Chicago and the 
1,000-mile water route to New Or- 
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Concurrent construction of the 
St. Lawrence deep waterway to 
eastern Canada and the Atiantic 
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ficance te the Cal-Sag project. 
_ The project will necessitate re 
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atid highway bridges and the con- 
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River near Indiana's northwest 
corner. The lock will permit deep- 
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RE-ENACTS WAR HEROICS — Texas-born Audie Murphy hits new 
cinema heights playing himself in U-I's Technicolor, CinemaScope pro- 
; | duction, “To Hell and Back.” Murphy was the most decorated hero of 
World War II. In conjunction with the film, now at the Oakland, Pon- 
tiac’s Reserve Unit, the Wind Tank Bo., is furnishing displays in and   outflow into Lake Michigan. 
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Chevrolet Die Men 
Vote on UAW Issue 
DETROIT (#—Skilled die crafts- 
men at the Detroit Chevrolet forge 
plant of General Motors Corp. 
voted today on Whether to with- 
draw from the CIO United Auto 
Workers and join an 
union. . 
“The National. Labor Relations 
Board (NLRB) conducted the elec- 
tion’ on the petition of Detroit Die 
Sinkers Lodge 110, International 
Die Sinkers Conference. The elec- 
tion involved 275 employes. 
The UAW lost out yesterday in 
| an election conducted by the NLRB | 
among 55 die and special tool men | 
at GM's Oldsmobile forge plant in 
Lansing. The die sinkers defeated 
the UAW by a vote of 4 to 6. 
In the past six months, in Mich- 
igan alone, the UAW has lost more 
than 500 skilled-worker members 
to craft unions in NLRB elections.   
       
        
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nirgh in. the! ‘This tiny railroad, strictly @ | pou 
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“radi 1 of by While his car s it, x uit Union James * : 
if oblem as — as ~— adaedy the nor invent xi gh 2 ye Proper 
* s hd whe stol * J . Em is Ss. * 
ssn re ~ ‘atomic poets Lae _tises the oe Yard, ier Ba: te. ceive A daria. 
, | | 41 tons "a sebtilee . : » 141 Auburn A it, Sh Bose Ln ¢c axter, ge Coneet, 1. ; 
et | = S New a : p Pn tay an product Sear heal ba ve., told police | ¥""% ros ae 
oo Eee car ‘Montgom- Apparel deputy. direetor of sald pd nee sdagtotocd te yo 78 . [eka dian "Deve eee 
= oo , Sho vested pede i iting, | ott VO" se wallg et a Robins. apenas, Mon Bure 
e Pont, * “4 and 's. div it stol ice tha’ St H. & ennis ous Mi ‘um h, Alex 
—* Pullman, Inter-| . 11 By Addressing medicine. “ai ien-from t his t > | Myre, Bi wits votean " . oo. 
New| i . omo active~ a . Siete tae i his ‘op-§ Page Esra Were . Willte Col 
; Oil, 2 Sathe nor liquid three-day la in fron car while Bese, Edge ne, Saas Collins, 
e Para- Malloy’ ‘ course, te t n, r T. . Si 
af a ote: egpe en bog Aaa Se aces | rents BBP id Timothy. i *atiers, Pare ae. 
eae ‘ age Nickel Corp. s ae new from doctor training dinner night. 8 Katherine H. 1 Glaaier, Bay =e 
men 50,000 sald mu um. 1 P 
Nn P 8 “ pcerge Stas te ae to tease cakes of Methodist sey: Maat Calvis Bl Syene ‘esther ys 
Pest Ofte ot nned Seale’ a's 10 ag a Rye ts: Bo eft My awe ~ye it Core we r9 Beats soe weary Washi penne. 
est oe oi : Stocks snare. lie aad vio te Sued | Chores Family” oi, | ah King H = 
the publi here ‘Allied Jones by store w St. he said ga p. m. Thurs Ah ae pl Ry ~ fame, Cari — 
Brig ey, pal ay in a % ieoey Mayes . 38 peccdctes og A Fam ta eer is, ‘what drain?* ” para, Hes. 2. owikes, Gee. aa 2. 
SL. to be Garage, of the for ; ea el | Sete aoe * a . ‘ wiour Lake in ek aaah Waters, “Non a ag A? ZA 
Speech held at nh W. Pike um Airline. «.. 4 e, 88 as 10 yeari location, which y be vers and Dery Ercan 0 -| ry. ave dane ore Lior 
3 sat re ge oe é years. tion. used stre and h le. Ne ve dr Bam 
of Pike bo A 29.2 : for active ri for a rand corner Sey ison Ma BY uel 
pts — Somntevey. nest OM Lag Glass; a mee ai for ve materia aaa some Pag tesagel of Sash- Binge * Cayton and Fpooaere an T 
Cc. will mm Manse ) MeN . 0 secemaee r ter erials. leve an : a. Lk, _| he tak thony iontgom- 
regional S. Raymond be Am ef + eS. awe will | isoto . Some 1 radi m. to Rd. Specta ayo ag ; - 
motor made om “rs ay ted women’ line carry a’ , 600 am of >| pop.m. sh- | Op the, iy Asse dey all pereone i: 
for the a .) ‘ Tortlard 70.1 s of ecom- years ay tak the hot Poster’ oe detrayin ty —" Ke + the rel rad 
Congres Mirage a tS “aia ea | Oren’s apparel pF ype ceuh a ae ae - | evening 1651 v. | aying thet part fherattore of 
ant sha deck rk”? 30 | cluded See cals Seeliere and | Source, to dump into a ssadiean | ok ae tom borne ya aecised ‘oe parva 
District borge rtment. a am Me et me tised will be nai Malloy. chil- » he said into a driz en | ane paring ne Open | sabrention "epecial anceanen ~ 
William W. Ds + oe SS. iif ete Be eben pi aatonty Bg) (Boman drinking | it pn Peg tong, Aiton. sven scat agerment fo tt : 
pn jg Behera tg Mayor | perme aerROr Aies'Gont 2 Moon oe om ee ne jucacs send woe nanan home ores, | basis arene, Bee oa Piidew 
trict g with be ‘meetin eee Armeo _s nei ae purchases will dumps, EC is ul FE 5- jail er Ss oe et eccnue r|  _dereaves 
ate ae pre | nn wpe Me t ar a: HS) OE oe oes oned matings re = and needs | Pe stor aig a eR. : 
Representing officials. and dis- aes (AP) Be Aeiee ° ll . celebration, the gt with mines, of atomic or MA Pears Motor Bagiey a dere oF om eS 
will weighted  - Aithiegn sevsstHt Motorola. - Bj Bove grand : caves, Hayride sama | Ret, eveuss te treet. to" Frankl mone 
be the local “ a fi top | Aree ‘ uf ee ; will Malloy open- caverns. and - aband- Pa eae ice tor nue i rom Al o Pra n owl conorkians 
H. ae 1 post off ses, a iestave | Ben [ras 1 Nat — $19 | ee cle pe be psec ore Ngo underground rties, Food ‘Adv, Commie "ae come ont street. to “ aed olen 
HS. in Sr., postmaster office i, 28-33 = yy s0-01 endix AY >. a: = Cash 2. 38.2 modeled - . visit to He said ine ie furnished. o! a = pa. ile in Poor oy » 
sainhigenes sant postmaster |" ee se ae sad Bet Sar ‘The pore Ha a | sidering burying. the ‘i Bing oe harbor nth eraser rine paceed ‘anar ag 
and A rade : ave. 36 eth Steal... a 40 | ca manager re- | Sealed burying also 7 one agile apd v. py A he the malssed by bis fi — 
Gilson, wt of a © thes | 7 5 am B large eing fr Nat mre | —* ‘on said Malloy’s oes Ge cont i out be ble ang oF Sree o'clock City, Halt Sonnet and M. vhs tamay uae 
Sh etrnabmen loyd A. mt sell sans a a = i 7. wie Me ae 8.8/ Union range ret dhe will * a. He said Suche ie Pei and Sat. “oe . comets % rigcat amen) ie F, and’ Mrs. 7, ae 
the keys and ead he Brenan etiam aded: oe ave. | Bris ee: ist fais en s pooch ape < goods and a Be forms hie reactivity 98 W. Huron Esther Court *. se ag Teg use” view said as over R. Al 
_ The flag » will lances cane : Whites—large un songs her hee ea) : eechontloe the first ha : St. Pri. a: No Wo. | November 3. a alt persons We shail pe , dear, 
: cau Gens a te ttn ageple to, the trv 40-81, medium se} | 03 Bite Paes a wil be ~ Hoan Pnmcagey mo ly ty| | Rummage - and Sat. ; _frovember 3%, 1008. : femember mem m8 
pa ag eae has been weskness irregular mi 4-38. '. i “| Owens :. 103 . , he said. |. oe it Sapo ae 7” : . ADA aR a 
reas heap mtg eh ceanggend Le: _ aeons $0 eg ae tet Index P . or * . om tain R EVANS The world m who passed 6 
feet of Se ee HICAGO _—_ |S Pan AW Air : it ‘ ric * T ure could ve liq R , t. Nov Notice MR poh eres 
paved 10,000 we cuicago, sUrTes Case. Dasa O04 a esD a iquids, sai ummage _§, | Curb, ot Special 1068 Bul_eev trom year 
home Hac 3 on ve oe Lancer oe seme Bt Roe - q)Lowest Since K ID seams et ras a|™ = Pom Pres oe oe = meen imeem | 2 err, 
: i “* Ser i j . J 4 . 4 ia, "Ea, "praia tae 
Rapa work on mal trucks fo et oo | eee Preps © ‘ane 0 pmenactt ve ped aaidy inne : fags hes Rf Ey a dren, "Ean, "Preset 
will. be lac and trucks from : BB re . D * ‘ rivers. car ine? | cavorch Bal pers a Sah ison, State Land. a Fic es, 
done there outlying 4 B 86.8: 2 Mor... 24 - 1 burned me te radioat solids | * El pasg Congrege . ae a tecnard wil Board, pes te wers 
vouying. areas : Ef) poe te we burned and the ates sored crm to 8 p.m. bai: No tent Aart Sees) 3 nee te ran 
e: a " , of : : : 
uehaul Predicts = B Ba, SE te aoe | a ian, as N89) fleet otal Ee te le 
“s 35.8 : é : g for the | ssse which the, seeseor = 
ae of ; Rummage : rate ine "Aocwanar, oy the an Directors . 
Truck Flee ie B.| vee han o |" mamage mt Pa. en San a S| ap eee 4 
cuicasc Growth Bf 241 Gown near seal fod’ cots and a an Sheer as a oRouKD 
* | bd specia: 
t ei pa wheter: 20, ag hand ‘for g toads 47 Pig ot tr al Com: | t 
nant peeicind truck : St a a cent from @ vee ao or public tnepecti omnia eve-| peg. Lg | 
pany trucking » Fg Agree “ fee Eee eae " nee B , Tl Commerc sae =| Donel 
to Sere Saw na} ©... 308.8 aku ehmete of hi uys Vonels ret 
— and = ee bene eg ancy the total io PI uys ut , ! Ady ; ad on-John 
Prochaut | : Hg] week $h bante food then an 0 . . | opportunity DESIONED 0 
cae ot Be 7 eee eH ago at 96.7 In tot tems Last mn Transmi t for 8 Mj Inms Sighti | got Bh Dn FURERA e 
one? ae te ee +s te auton he eck ters DETROIT issions Million nit | co eds november era 7 CHAPEL 
for Pr) = 7 weiss +4 4 : the (A—Chevrolet A | J ] 0 : anise # 
Investment at ® ou "933 Lower Korean Wi the today ti DETRO ADA R. FU 4 
Chicago. zis Ohi. ta ley, er ths week ; ar | north the pt Motors | News IT (Ns) — utput . Nelty, Ont PRE om j 
= ¥ Ba) eg yest. ol. Toledo, OF Motors) tactarers we s) — he cate met ae = 
Me said as ae: elaes heigl eas reel PO a Beep cs: PUTO ye of Special 1055 engine - 3 
ate in use - A, te ae, Geers ent coffee, facility be used ary fourth- pre cng Map ow and on rain on Acaccoment, M autor 
ways h. on " ts en: .3 | Cheese whea cate. praucton as tory | target af eight mil at . co Mewtend Avanos. onuments , 
605 41.6 . raisins. t, - automa‘ an the To: 
, - oF ek t ony ie mts tog Howe eae prompt hod ae big pak dias soot awe moment, | Fomine 4A. 
* ns rants, | The The illion cars lor. donath ison, State Land ane 7 
ie ta ats) ‘sees bop Sesmy wile has tend paper sal for 1855. | Sr caer es We ar Seite ass ; 
oa Tranmmer Re teel M of half plant will a ate apd sae rdery Arailé. Nelson, “gs of junen. ‘ *& Soe 
ciple Descartes. 6 ak re on thal ease prov pletions, } total] industry | anna may sn Bow E 
er Carbide... St : ers tion of square ide | Million leaving of 6.514 take nouiey Tt — on oo nee di 
; oats ru 4speed space. feet and 238 That . 
35.6 oe « ggl will the eight a half it less aeseneer oe 7. @ Box 
ee ‘aire ar Gri 4 eto Kee ent i er ed Bg one ima pric saad TS ideany in a | son a oF cian : at REPLIES 
28 8 ta .|Grip on Boc p | Ab maf Cheval Pree aaea ~_ ere nates is the lt, 10 ome Salat: 
“ movee | NEW announced pres-/ mearty from ° storm ara a were aa 
et Us Sen seo 3 | zine By. ee m eine aiees were the on. “rect © paper boulevard te arate on. and vor j ao Press office at 
ieeke ae , ; : te : “ 
Bt Warn Bic 8 Age )—The page An > st grge de = pogo scene, trot Delle = erenue | boxes: ta the 
oY West on” 2 gerously Pe edun ae used poh Rog ula land pease sg + sama dete [one Dales eee 5 7%, 8 
108 Weete ae 33 It close market that acilities. largely for plant, Motors - period en, A, in’ my affice 57, 16, 18, 
wince . said that to dan Pace, of ion hereby 60, 62, 5, 
“23 Rides 263 | ing is, In . Ch ata and Pontiac end t : for I 71, tA, 
. Wool & Co. 3 to Th coma full rking goal rysler Ford . wil he A given _ 103, 104, 88, 90, 
es md Go., 123) that waisted cocereig is operation | ot is ay gl B eet b thak the i, 105, 9, 
increase ee net bey ning signs of confrol are strain- to <6 ne ops the new quarter 400,000 petrnag - at -~ Ay. he iy, Hal FR 14, 115, Rg. 107, 
oocers a Or als mot robe ae. Bei ently em emcee te RES a ng on 8 rea By ore? Ai, Se waited 
can i ae by the __7i plication about mn 2.09) het s Sos ica time “and” place 
into publishers, . 1 18 1,000 ate final ee Sette att! .. 
= ty oem ed by Amert eee ate Ui, Ora more commer ay be forced ' : in To- 190. Le 7 Ay pel ; a 1008, telp Wanted 
‘ederal vet : 18 4| of back tput Male 
asked the C ese ae in ina my fy steel, a ate tor ae 0 n “\ . cars buil ADA R. EVANS, D - 6 
Banking jg ons ve # 170 westem thar pe utom * ~~ 
and te Office of De "Senmie| et ge ca $1 Ey) ees for Displa s Annex [Sts News , snm,| esigns 
tatoo prepare reports sbole she. aff ve 1 8 ott poe Bia eon are set ispla Sen mbna said Death Vong ers 
are nic aio Fe 7 SESE. i} probleme that hes S| on me y of Toys 28 cas wi ee ht hod rere fices | Detailers 
necessary, n to de- ne yg . that t what it suck & Co. hs Br “see ar v er & en 3 
oe - hearing ou YY ers and “excilyprol? ge a. hoe Co. has op an Delores eer. 5 de Ch 
an Sepa Bi en oct he oe the | 1. No comeners. steel lowing | si in the pmely ag opened fo don High be kaneis i, eck 
Div Ppa r Ere erie eeu ae i ig | in de Wnethode wore hoppers. ty for tay die} Give Year! Bands ter a ae bien EXPE ers 
iden - and, #08 igh <0 a © hae ype amtil the © downturn | The co | | ORTONVILL rly C et edward Ast Ratton R] 
ES Sc muerte a 2. then. latter Nbonilip cg ad ef on ede Auten i rethet ; , 
—— s 2 ord i ii Hi # RES teow pr half of | the in a are-foot senior Scdl at os The cert day. fal service geht rf . ENCED 
: - steel . main building displ ju Bt , fle 
0-1 clas of lal ? ay High @ nti a Ws. eae be hi man. 
‘aed ; Ee up for renews ng samen trouble rts building 4 adjacent ts | nual School will. pre Town and| — Reciiation Cathal am. from &. 
a on Ba 3. Mil ols Fr . t 14 N t to 4, ill prese ship | - Recitation of Mt. Hope Search, UR 
Se | and furnace el ggg age S.-Lyndal aes Sagi- | uditori ert at nt thei pela Thursday, Rosa Cemetery. 
ng : ’ r, said 1 ponerse ng Brandon r an- Ashton ~Siple Pus 4 “a is : , 
i i} f b Electri breakdowns. company the gies Sears | the s at 8 p Schoo! ce lg lie a at the E 
for Tuesday | azn icity Output | be ote 1 ni pp ce as Sart ee: & | Lot 
‘halaguekad sa oe 4 hue (m= tual dopa. | fa : | Ts. he ng Prog 
; higher | diag The P- | added coun Gate Si | mantinya wilt be . trade fs. Blanche deer cl ram, 
Klein, Me Serene en last lislieten ake Soya Everett Smith 1 be direct bar‘ otertaen ate, oom RCLE D 
‘president < and | Ferndale 5 per week 8 _ Milton ” 8 | Himes. Smi by studen ed and r sister of —— : ESIGN 
nt Bank wl be pro Bn Wi week’ of 1854 raging lev the umes, wach 2 Himes and Cara Bar Di rector sevice il ate! me | 116 8, Woodward, CO. 
« County ‘Am: of the on eee Electric I hristmas open | nile Diviek ae . Pg raley , By Ay — : 
‘America Oak- . n- holiday: aes ieetae Coun In wilt Gamanane ‘eae blu . = 
" Institute® B i ad tpg ey Haran ty of Oskian Funeral emetery. hice. Br ¢ | _he McDaniel as 
; : — "adie of the Pre} =» ral Ho here. Briees 14_, SDesiet Took. : 
: 130 pin Tamiya te «| — Business N Earnings — 5, es Tage comd a 1 bead » ee, fs 
as _Under diseus Leery. ond Princ —— ples | .DETROT, bu : jae = Ln wat oy ere acpenr GeSaes 
ek eae will Bir- | Company York ‘Cen reported w—Burr ' spouts of the Pag rot mua] brother “father ot "iste tpinaie. oie oe ator 
ing policies rates, be Path He rar Bags place a o 4 rs 7a tes earnings s Corp ee sf ae 2 I PB oad erether of Gay. “Harold — Ab aoaich . multiple 
was he It Tod. nt eee for earliest poss or the nine month Wednendny BS, adel gt a ae vert eres LP Ia es ae et 
a part of seminar 100 arliest possi. 30 spanth ‘ported, share sat, tae name should be pact ninot| fs’ Purley aga red Buse. AUTO Tee Peatiae og 
a Testis. Tae moe “nod crit pon | Dr ete nth period enn Soc ee ced] nage re ne: se, maaan , 
: share Panag A peopi Peceincah’ he Coe . trom ay Oo WA 
in Bankers kane’ ot iam order ai reve The A anager ing that bi me, held jn the bg gy ir Basch Oak tp officiating au Pett SF. wanze — ee 
Stes ah i toe palate 5.000 hone fe from Page said a $1.25 |= = a an feta Shea ! eye neat a ee | 
cars. 500 7O-ton ¢ ny ag 5 ope egieones are hereby» con wrenher Caunty, on the 20. Whittemore, Steen” 
covered muon de opera ally at said he forenoon, ee the Wbitvemore, | 1085, PRA 
George R. McBri covered for the same were 54 a oer a Eevee tie fonts MIEN © 
Promoted to Mctride ‘has period $14,814,868, shail 1 a & t per: Mrs. scapes at ¢ Mecinnis . 
| Michigan has HILAD: last . th week ved ~% summa ake per: a’ will inte Waten % ge and 
wnager been EL year @ Ponting | y publication son ere gy 
nadian for at tric PHIA » a ntt eno fea nd al p.m, held tt 
Seagra ate / Storage od, eireutat ae eS ean “te. ion iMan'n soe 
den Whisky » brand (INS: we oul sald Perr Home ‘th ay vs 
F Gin. and m’s V.O. ‘inet income Battery ¥ on Bian = ated in a news hea Beg Cc "y Mt wth scan’ 4, 
‘been p Herbert Seagram's Ca. | ended for Co ao-| a emsioe ein said County. | Hunton Park. Onmoter Pu- 
een y the . report Pontiac te of onorab! nty. inted _Saeein e sat ent FO 
ot Out Si eo mead Be eer be eae a done pone nies of reas Scr reine Arter 8 na t-§ Ss Pes aaee ue | Lat te yer 
ot Ouente Micon Tor bro mg < : 0.508 i icee tier D. 1088. ad FR ol cy aim net si, aca | DESI ane 
+ = 5 Co, Se the a net loss of This abiet eS nd, ies, Clat That ces gle. | . 
| Bo egal NEW YO wdc opsoned Ge ato a: Eee | DETAIL ERS 
5 assets ie plants reached to egy ( : Notice ~y reaie Divan al ssn who iat os CH ERS— m= 
anand, aor ale sd eo cone ps ons te ae Sitios, teoten oa Bonart an, oxford ettcitine ECKERS 
eal Bedi arn gia a || TOC 
a r ‘a kg , Spears, J | fom z 
Doon geet = ‘with $8,500.00 or pan tcc Wana ee ee 0. i fate 2 at 8 OLS 
pod Pag and of . more og Guan sie a common | Kenn Seas Be fie a on. nd Aut ial Machi 
gn million, new : ti period dosepheus Mov aS . 4, at 2 p.m. > inten. of 0. Body nery 
world’s sales at _ revenues last | *! Be mos der, Ran Davie tres Ba ' W Fixt 
ao wm. be new or ,000- 433,000 set the vont of g- wine, i Robincon, ment eral. Fit Bas eldi 
dustry, one of President - te ae 4 Coleman, ment in Oak cane. with, Bere ing Di 
ee ped ons ae ee “eo pared es a Shes Hees | a bere Ponerl 3 anter- TOP RA es 
toa riod. | ssseamen geting it pare Ba aaa ™ | ALL . 
decrease was gutter t = and Part of “poments oe FRING - 
Abe boss x Sateunive ro ne Hoag st BENEFT E 
rev. | fer. p srect and rela | Reed “tether Mrs Stauntthoad: | EFITS 
eae ol are} & ee M oe 
semen] hE Se peat Sr ar DERN 
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     ‘antiele Wonted Mele. -¢ 
ee fe an oe _ ars,   
AN WITH 2 OR 3 TON 
TRUCK.. PLATFORM 
BODY TO HAUL 
BRICK. APPLY_IN- 
PERSON, 702 S. PAD-| -*% 
DOCK ST., PONTIAC.     
MIDWEST JOBS FOR MEN 
  
  
  “MIDWEST \) | Employment Service! 406 Pontiac State-Bank Bldg. . 
  
     
           
                
        
     ply Pontiac Sater Division 
Salary Personnel 
  
    TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT 
DIVISION } 
Ford Motor Co. 
, Expansion Program io 
Birmingham 
Has Created Opportunities 
FOR: 
Project Engineers 
Test Engineexs 
Product Designers and 
Checkers 
Consumer Research 
Cost kasi 
Financial Analyst 
Process Engineers 
- Material Handling Engineers 
Plant Layout Technician 
Apply 
‘| 2500 E. Maple 
-+. Road — 
Birmingham 
OPEN WED, TILL 9 
SAT. 9 TILL 12 
  
     
     
             
         
       
        MODEL MAKERS 
MODEL CHECKER 
CABINET MAKERS 
Modern equipment. 
-| Artco Plastics. q 48270 V: 
Sn ___Help Wanted Male._¢   
: RECEIVING CLERK 
  
Salesmen 
Real Estate Have openings for alert young 
men. Experienced in gy « 
Plenty of listings. advertising,   
Buy -—To 
MAHAN. 
  
ence. 
fits offered. . ROBERT HALL CLOTHES 200 N. SAGINAW 
  ee 
~SALESMEN To make calls, to make presen- 
tation, to make money, Cai] MA 
+17 between 10 a.m. and 12 
aper Hand Experienced a A Mich. 
First class capable of ia out   
      
         
          
     
                  
       
     
   
                
       
  NEEDED | 
Journeymen 
Pattern 
Designers © 
APPLY 
Pontiac Motor Division 
Employment Office 
        Wanted . 
    
  _Help Wanted Female _7| SLICE 
ested reply immediately, See York. ; 
MIDWEST Employment-Service Pontiac Bids.   
To Sell-To Trade | YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT 
    DE. | PSSrand 8, Live in or have 
FOR DR 
route, apply § &.m. | 
  
        
ty other Sun. off. Fe 0503. 
Cashier and Office Girl 
Must be able to work 12 noon to 
Bloomfield Fashion Shop 1663 S. Telegraph   
| 100 Typists * 
Temporary Assignment , 
Eiks Temple, 114 Orcharé} —- Downtown Pontiac   
~~ PIN SETTERS” 
sph ee   
td 
‘PRODUCTION 
' WORKERS 
EXPERIENCE 2 SHIFTS 
RUSSELL OFFICE SERVICE 
    and Bavarian china. 
essary. re 2011 or Fi Soar 
    
_ CURB 
WAITRESSES 
wee MUST BE 18 Apply ta 
= 
CASHIER 
WE WILL TRAIN offer many employee . bene- 
me: . Phone MI 40000, 
5 UG CLERK PART TIME. 
“ié Orchard Lake, FE Diba 
° y hy Bey 
- ence. 41561. 
EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR { housework. 3 adults, Live MI 4-148), > 
vesation, Mest hove # on tod, ela 
pe E ni fa W. 
own transportation. 
On Sais tenes pe. 
EXPER RCED, GECRT CROES EXPERIENCED COOK AND GEE ERAL . NO LAUN- 
as STAY NIGHTS, 45 WEEK. 
Sia Recta” eter * HOW DO YOU   
PONTIAC 
EMPLOYMENT 
SERVICE: - HURON 
bring 
store. oe am, to 4 pm. 
Sanders. 
   
        
       
           
     
  IMMEDIATELY 
-- tele—you the 
view, Mu 
MAJESTIC 
mts ag Ee, 
STENOGRAPHERS 
COMP. TYPIST 
TYPIST- 
MIMEOGRAPH © 
OPERATOR —— 
AND 
KEY PUNCH _OPERATORS 
EXPERIENCE 18 NECESSARY 
APPLY 
Pontiac Motor Divisio : 
'\ Personnel Dept. 
    
      
ery 
  
    
"**Take your little plumber’s helper outa here!”   
  
  
  
       
             
      
        
     
        
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
EXPERIENCED 
SECRETARY 
  
         
          
    
           
                   
            
  For] Retired Persons The way spend 
Jeers of your. tie Special pm # 
  
  
  
-| ENROLL NOW classe«t © 
Ha Sina He nee =   
  Electric—Sewers Cleaned hour Notices & Personals 25   
    
SEWER CLEANI Service, FR 
  
  oon. to 8:30 ag at Tel-Huron ” Ce Pontine. 
cotkeems, Pelt less be Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 
‘ TS, SUITS, DRESSES A. 
i bv aga m1 «6. Buren, 
;| Furniture Refinishing 16A   
Bees 18 to o6 Sos 18 of under certificates. A Saleswoman. 
Dress Dept.   
  
  "| Laundry Service other AND 
SCSEEEREPER We MGTRERL ESS stp A CURTAINS OR RUF- nh, 
1 | teu aed bye 
TRONINGS WANTED, 0). PER BU- Z . 
shel : 5 = 
A 3 ’   
  
  
  
  
-Beauticians, We have the elien- 
initiative, Excellent 
. FE 23-2622 for your inter 
  
    
   wided. Coali| WAITE Larry after 3 p.m. PE S093. | mis      
     
    
     
  "NEEDED PE   
              Aerotred Knapp Shoes 
  00 8. 
Birmingham Chi 
re | Seams compeneen, apy 2 Sey HELP hal 
      
  Give You 1 Place to Pay/ 
Your Mind: 
Restore Credit WE ARE NOT A 
LOAN COMPANY 
MICHIGAN CREDIT 
COUNSELLORS 
AF saad . 
  T QUICK, 
through Classified Ads! 
Yes, whatever it is —edial| _ 
FE 28181 for an ad-|- 
get ith + FE 84720   
    
      
"FAST ACTION! you have 
QUICK CAS . | CASH 
eas) Kae ‘the Sab WHITE 
BROS. j REALTORS 
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We will give you # quick offer, with no additional costs. 
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  IN 414 ACRE WOODS | JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | Teg? etigootign 2 bedroom bungs. 218 Oakland Ave. PE 5-0441/ 
, gree aries fies fran room BY OWNER gate fireplace. Ceremls West 4 bedroom home, 1% 
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anted Real Estate 32A | ° dren : tie " Guettingham, read with, beautiful! Galloway Lake A a Diseases 
" TRADES. + Fonte Room a wer | FOR TEA id Soe Se Ser eS |g acta is on! HUMPHRIES | =o TRADES—TRADES oF eggs Boone gg ais. auke. ee a if yg with built Soren : a omatortabie, tins room - - ae 
| wo. are. fn _Relerences requii 21300. | . ished = i oy ee Cachan '# teteetas anf! Realtor FE 20474 ‘ . out. Built and sold by @ builder| ath. Basement gy free | 3%. _Teleerenh, 
Seve veel pistes’ veel steams fondoee lof and lake privi- we_Re 
tile, gas heat, reinforced “come ms. om : . as 
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heart throbs with if!" . all Pe ¢step or Fe, 3aias fe, pcetcelent Sop 1 THE “BIRD” TO SER | 
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wali te MOVE IN TOMORROW} COUNTRYHOME | . | y veneaige Ponta Pie te Mis" So'k pared Geek Foe a ive Weal ‘Rotate “Exchange | © 1 Srie""a “hedt, "alce iawn “with | fooms’nonke on i005 200, tot | "OR A COLORED FAMILY bee and wpotsire: tavel for trind wedioone mot 
é ils esata named Bo Rarer Dive | Grom Soeeiroome at and Fl] aoaars vedrom tome, cary: Win. H.Knudien | $i genmneu. == = oe l> seas ne E . Nicely landscaped, Price ‘in aot 7 hal ise . . eee: 
a Haregseee ea Se eee | | Pee ee cored we | Lanceiakersowr \) OY. KNAUF, Realtor Ricipal parking ot, bus station. |* SOME SUBDIVISION. 64 GAGE Oxford. Mich, On S122 | includes taxes and insurance, One| NEAR SANFORD STREBT One look at this spacious # bed sw. me a zien oe #3338 im wae tnt “aiom aren, priced or quick sale’) “onc ERS 1. room house, «modern. Newly | Tiealiy weated west ‘of, ot to a a INETT ; 5 acres a res, be odern kitchen on © jar tapi 
it buy, your prop. | ROVANNETT INC. | . ROCHESTER bere Sing Cath ree aaa \;7\* nn -Boaria.""s Bedrooms, ail” eat Perel sadam rene! ie show ‘you how to it the 20, Muto Federal 000s GEO. MARBLE, Realtor |, ,cay pcautitulty lendscoped, s| Pented. 2 car garage. Nice let) Oo arose ‘5 
ts mow ond . ; prised" far gutek “ate; a ronme ana | - 6261 Andersonville Rd. yoom house. ali modera: olf heat,| Sith flowers. $9,460 cash to — PG ees eats . aes 
Sa Seat, MORE, Rent Ottice Space ail fox Seer Ws tinct Waterford | Same'RaMuet eter tS | nse, axe vam, wim wate antec beat, Tost ks mnmnnenmnnminn | Wh. Price eoniy 60,000" Phone OR 31268 | sppréciaied Sate enlce gare in| ¢_roome nd am, wim, wect| ound Taxetrom 117 he fore 
| samen saa era ct aa | strate tome tet reins | Williams Lake Area “Bon xow | Abvialaes_te tows, nM oly WARD E. PARTRIDGE | your calor 9 prompt ef BOTH =< Sopatnesdeedl © rem pes WITH: LAKE PRIV. BUILD NOW | West’ New. Yorn. $100 down. REALTOR, FE 2.8316 
PAUL D. HAMMOND .| THELMA M. ELWOOD geier'y mnin est nnd west Extra lot with this 3 bed- Wil bufld on your lot, 3 ROSE McLARTY 42'W. Hyros St. Open Eve, T to 8 Buren St. ‘Realtor nao Elston rate SE Fe -—nened -arscerosire danas GE ~ gp ye paste solered walls,» fall yu 22102 or FE 5357 ry 2 P b be car 
NE a ae NR ry a “| LAKE ANGELUS AREA | = 3 Selling Your Home? . Ara 981.00 per month to- nese, . COUNTRY ESTATE .. ng For Rent Miscellaneous 42/1! W. - coding, taxes, and” insur- #13. ; a. We bave . Pe | a i ‘ : . gnee Call right ower. —_——s = more this year if ON LAND CONTRACT ‘J ES wae : 
stor, You, 40, experieneed ONE WAY FORCOLORED | = WantShade? |” J. R. DUNLAP | $3500DOWN teres of Fling and ‘near be on to serve you. We get eave Seek tents come “Licensed Builder. OR, 3-4740 aus brick veneer, atteched| . living room with fireplace, large | 
Zegeet ©. sp Set eae ee Bee Neat modern home bn Earimoor,| See this rustte_2 bedroom : full basement, fire| ‘ning room with fireplace, lerge ered toes Dine Mwy. | 2 l8rge bedrooms. * home on 60 x 180 ft. wood- . Low ms ' country kitches, 3 bedrooms end g ». ©, Hove. Be Buy. te, Ted basement. Fenced yard.| 04 bot. Large 19 5 26 ving fan eae Ss = o serecss, eal hoot and garage Russell Young Wat GERACE, SUFFASTEFOR| JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | sist fatures ws cucnyour- | |) OP), | Beets bts. *%. Hust ‘be seen tobe appreciated.  - ek ine os = Oakland Ave PE $0441 5 me © towoo. | ; $30,000, terme. 
Press" 4. bun PE sosit :| DOUBLE GARAGE ON — DIRIE | Co-operative Resi Betate Exchange ral . YOUR LOT &/OR LOW| NEW RANCH HOME 
ge mere | =6\W HITE A Real Bargain yon Barren Sous DOWN PAYMENT . ’ 
  
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sown. a ‘| For Sale Houses 43) “ys Few” P bedrooms, semi | room Deautiful home ‘sith 2, car tr ste “home “eomleety ie We wii, dapleate this “home (on 
er sae 4 : § RM. MOD. IN B OS 1. corner lt. Vac 2 em RS? el | choose bom. Orme ence | Yor you from our plans. : eye! ‘© Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34| — § 2M. MOD. IN SILVER: wD. me are be used for ome. Nice om. Com ° gar ornice et P pen} RANCH TYPE eonvenient location. New and get . Our I years ion tam. S"Cearoms, wardrobe elescte —i— tears citing, very, very Sdvety tm] Soon! ‘Surin’ er" “Sou HILTZ Ls thet ae be salts | | ROOM. eT oe Py?. Foow UPPER all, NOpERT with ouding Geers. eres pring USED HOMES terme. Burry! side and out. immediately, early coring or whenever you = 
mead closing. Call Uo ter aire Boeri fim, Basi | Schou” on Se. ~ gly etc Nr. Lake Oakland 3 WA ©O,, 13 W. Huron: 6, FE +8183. » Real state | | On! amore Seon for this ond . " @ real buy! Large ranch home ] 2 ta with, full desement. 8 TO Large living reom, kitchen and Also includes 1% car gerage, 
ut: » The bath with A ! D Sis? . 
street, don this ont | REDROOM HOUSE, FULL BASE 
  
          
    
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
   
      Breeteway and 1% car garage. top street, pass trees, © + 
Automatic od beat atoras sent W. REALTORS : D neat breeseway snd 2 car ge Rd. Rochester. wa 
quills’ bu, tind theme. OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 8 FRESH AIR FIEND 2 Seen. ED Somes 
: At ieiroom! home just stew mike | WE WiLL BORD OW O'N ' | Y Bat of Pontise, jot with | 40x22. 3 Bedroom shell house. os aullt for Comfort an Batem an excellent» sarcien set, Te car ea-| Cost you 4.28. $130 gown, Sth 
Sectemente ie Pose ge Full’ ‘price $7,950, with good | Sonal contact, , 
Sonderfal features such, as: All| 3 Bedrooms re Red Horse é THE MOST windows, French dsors te back | $1,500 Down ares, B._. B4 ne OF THE BEST 
Tet aerate] Mee | Rastkirymeee seed] jt ey By | a i nth, f seve : or te 
TLR aera” 7") Eerie, Mitamerts || Seman Mite tar 5 fe: | oun, Wea, Inc. TQ] Pom bo ta eases fopa¥'s , ee seomma, snare. cam be added, wp | A eelliews v | BLOOMFIELD MIOELANDS 
wa NF. Williams Lake om i ete "carsat eat rear ottes| MIDWEST 40500 | ticdia ein terme bedrooms, ‘paneled ving ream | Elizabeth Lake Estates = eo WHITE LAKE = 9 bed on two bedroom ALSH, JAI & Ww co. room. basement, garage, & lot abd %. This home comes ., With. second floor | gvenings after 6:00 call Mr, Weitsel |__ © ; = screens, and) ready ‘for expansion rE ILD NOW SYLVAN MANOR ~ 3 bed- Only 3 Years floors.” te bath, snd full OFFICE OPEN 9-6 In our well restricted, a brick "at 
ere is & bome with an extra Py Phy A ~- * r ches from ent plans af Yount: : ; fe, ving room, @ lovely uitcb-| Face iis car grege wen | “A. JOHNSON, Realtor fie “s |] ggtoman mis - en. 
Egymee. bedrooms, full bath ‘and eek | Sout, “uu Aundeteped | S. Telegraph Rd. ERBERT C. DAVIS rm 
HURON GARDEN a ae nt Ta Pine Lake Privileges | i a 
foe © Titres. | Saatesces | STOUT S| eeaters| BTWES 4 : nea oa on sin went ee up. a : aon a3 kik | 
| Sea Saat gee epee | Best Buys | pigen Part orn 98] BatiSciem cos aes " qioee te & * Only tia. Tod E . Y * ROE 
: lot. $8,600 $1,800 rE io Sarre, nal ay a ae hal se ETLYAN TLCAOR tae = nea” this one, ax DOWN HILLTOP HOME _ offering 2 fine homes there. | : f : On ‘beautiful 200 f. lot overiook- 
: , peamaet we | Senne He eae | Geeetarerees | SSE eeeene oe | ROME Rete, 5 ‘ WN structed rea me perfectly shower, electric hot water with — “a Phone 3-110 or OR ie". ; ‘ Cresce | ORIRARD, OME, — worm port eakabies * amaonan heater ‘and wired for stove. ultra rm ear- tive Real rag , ediate session ¥ > k P.M, basement stoker, ; lee. rang: t's With 4 bedrooms ee Sle a roe bone ‘wishs 
CLEAN ROOMS TS PER WERE: | eaeee Saris, gets. 'ste_ Paved street, | bedrooms ‘and ‘le bath op. : S minutes” of parochial New Brick ROOMS AND Fie BATH. 1-410 per ‘+5081, 386, L. Templeton, Realtor | _ close t bus. Now at $1500. The kitchen” is a “master. $750: DOWN 1 BS S24 Soe Ranch Homes: Wak SEF Po ace eon, on ; *, ae 2500 Orchard Us Ra. ns cat | BRICK INCOME — 7 family. Each Bictedes @ Suit = tm even pe Be a By Bae ~ ag dally from 2 pm. Peney| Bp Biocmfiad, Jeet sum, of Commerce Bua cLEA Ver nn a beta rr OR " OR 21708 cide bes }-bDedrms. and bath. & range, I many fiving room, bitchen and's |. Lake Wood Sub, Half mile i pangs Bs ‘ NNEY ene Baldwin. before €:30 EEPING. ROOM. 10 : | Re ae > gag BF bedrooms. ; has new gre ee 6. Commeres bea 
R. F. McKIN} ROOMS. NEW | iin ge, PE 5704. Wa LAKE Ear aTes side loeation, paved street. tn | make personal inspection a SP HANNAN : saat | Wed, baths. Ove? Over . SNty, 151 Sentry stares, Wes per. | CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS. Vac. R come wil more than ‘meke| imperative to. fully appre- erm wmdews, A steal a 300 aq. ft. of a 
=| ‘Aauite Stabe | w distance of Pontisc Piant./ Pesta ored ons lovely ict | [cut _ monthiy payments, See} ciate ity appeal ond thar. =_ om, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE pius full basement, w ir 
? “8 a oner_&. =| 100 x 140, with Silver Lake | ~ “gala tages Hac : i $750 DOWN eae ee Kitached'3 sat arage, Lots SOL 8. Parke 4 CLEAN SLEEPING "ROOM: GIRL | Course in’ rear. Atiached garage, : . Elizabeth Lake Estates ote ts teeali ARK. ¢ Rooms, 5 average 00 x 286. so Wiles Waser oF PONTIAC, 4 a nice poacions living Tocm!. | ZONED BUSI ae rm. Ranch style home with at- coaar Pnee Wen can ten eer aT; : 
fooms newly d 3 | and ‘edge home on west side. Full base- tached, garage, bath, modern kitehen and Dear garage Sylvan Village 3 rd Paved With custom 3% bedrooms, garage, 
i an” deer Total price only $3000. Incge Kitchen, 411,000, 84000 Gown: | bungalow’ tn ‘iesk by » bat, alumi wih ae to buy. an exacting owner. All white 
: ‘ @ 2 room and @ RANCH . Fecreation. room, laundry ". values and bath home located - 1 of #800 room would like to prove it. Suren- Gardens ete fan Se Secesmel’s ene gnemes and 
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     = ‘bath, gas water heater, . 8ST. if. new cement drive, Ideal for “ city water and sewer in to Cass . Low down- cou 
Side Brick end newly decorated inside me es es ed | 
ot # jarge rooms tnd shopping center get EM Str. Builder’s Own Home Scteding os : — ‘ 6 Rooms—93 Chippewa : Ler new 3 bedreum coteg : 
py a i Ee beth. dreakfast we have this weil sage, Yous. Cweee, © Colaee- St south of Oxbow Lake, 173 tt. tot and built 2 bedroom bungalow > Gener has pooves och of WE NEED~ 21 OARLANT Only $12.- $ith full basement,” full Highest Offer state and will consider, any 
1, West side 2 or 3 bedriom bun- : furnished. Couple only. plastered ag ne tor bas OO Pa ae ee a — : term 
galow. ; ~ a7. 4 ROOMS AND BATE. se and taxes and insurance. New 2 bed- Pre-{| wnfurn. St. be 3 pom ew 
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$0377 6. Telegragh Eves. & Sun. |"? ¥. Soginew Bt. Ph Fe S818). ¢7 W. Huron . PB +338 Con ¢ pen Eves. till 8:30 perative Real Estate Exchange ts your bathroom crowded in the ae eerie ech « 
| GILES Partridge|#iz=22) TRIPP tral woodwork. With large spa--   
    
      
                         
         
     
             
      
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" L. H. BROWN, Realtor, ; i : 
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    be the proud ist of this ; : } | bee for $16,300.. Neat Silver OFF JOSLYN 1S THE “SIRD” TO SEE fot. tabxa00." Compete ena er Inc ome 
EL 3 pearooms on one ticcr, | LARGE LAKEFRONT | ff quicebang, $8,000, Lacated Be | FLOYD KENT, Realtor saleien Wel ta eee “ut . Maks Four own tpcome snd. 
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ortation and only oe00 | Pottine on & large lake front ADAMS 
—— ee pt 00D, LOCATION, tet emplores, 3BEDROOM |: _ vacant Fade peacoat, i | Setan Sans toa pce”, 
FACE BRICK | Se eyed; | RR Ste ont Scant oe ‘with ‘terms, Gal for heres Priced Tight at fast $i8 | West of Pontiac 2 bed- 
, #0 Down te, <ualitiea OHNSON ST. a 7 $1,000 DOWN a thea bath. Sn. howe ar- \ 
Pl Rae te | Oily One Lett 4 ~ BER SNES set losers, cre sees teeny ae 8G rune | to recover a loss. Dial FE or} ---’See Tt Today Po ae oe | Rae tet et WANT TO TRADE? | 
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MUST SELL ,.   
     
  GATEWAYS to ~ HAPPINESS COMFORT PLUS 
_ LINCOLN BRICK HEIGHTS a home that attracts 
om have several GI . resale 
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WM. H. KNUDSEN ‘REALTOR. 
  
  
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NEW 2 BEDROOM 
FHA HOMES 
Including automatic gas heat For Sale Lake Prop. 44),   
RANCH HOME WATKINS LAKE PRIVI 
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Lake Frontage 
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BURMEISTER’S © 
LUMBER 
800,000 et oe “AT BURMIESTER'S 
SST BER. ba j 
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Northern Lumber Co, 
19T Cooley Lake 
    
    
     
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Sest GRADE TOP S0r- 
peat and pass soil, Lloyd wancnrecne rte   
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ds., $10. Delivered FE 40588. ao FARM SLACK Dinar. 
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P. brakes, Hydra., W. Walls 
1954 Pontiac . ecequates AOS 
Star Chief 4: door, ‘R&H, Hydra, W. Walls, P.. 
1 3$1395 Coes 4 door, green, wait Faas Fort 13,000       
  
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West Side Used tees RIEMENSCHNEIDER | 
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Wie, wall res, Sg sent covers: | Nau ge aot eas | Se 1954 Chevrole Cee $1295 
1 GHEY._CONV._ 1008, POWER ae CHEVRQLET eater a. Coupe, green & vie, visor, white | 
' me pa roe | thts "ison 10 ‘BALES pasar Ste oa ee ee Ee one Ford.0- Matic tires, AR at PG. 
on Fou 1 ve you a 2 “| autiful, - : i * oe “ 
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son OL TTS CARE ED cra ' Mj |"H CHEV SDR sites, FOLLY | 3 = | ia sate vive is: | |" NORTH CuRVROES ee eS 1953 Oldsmobile 98. . $1395 
‘ot “ee lle | 8 TE Lee PE $2095 | isi Spouoe-P-Ste. beth, RA ~ Se SOE es DURE FOR |B eee, fete pew | 0. 3048A Wi cean fevets, 7 Hiydea., W. Walle os 
a. #z| Our Business | svigrr ioc puan;| 3 i eee oon | af eT eae Guaranteed |, | 1953 Oldsmobile 98 .....$1495 
= i” eq oats WILSON GMC VE. Power Gilde. Power steering. RON MOTOR | or 906 Sharp Used Cars 55 Pontiac 2 al | | 4 door sedati, P. Walies, P. Strg., Hyd one owner 
ve. whitewals. Many extras, Ivory rene ae Y : an and Models- beauty. 
we etint tre SALE OF| OAKLAND AT CASS | over Black. |Origita ‘nal Pega: | $82. Maron 7a pee on oF 
rye eons Rates ots | eo EVENINGS eee ise —pacaEe—i| HES Seen 270" Sedan With, 1983 FONG 5055s, a por : 
ch , Olds, Buick, 2-9203 r MI 42407, er. . : ' i ot 
ea Fer Sele Gwes_ 91| "ecreer neces | eee Rad ete and” | Ye, whe te ak bom, : 
Eek Ra pea ‘ “TIP TOP VALUES: MLS noteat Ser haae | het eae Lees, aie Hytremetic 1958 P Po pPontio: convertible. $9954 
: re et Oe ie ean | Ee eee 0 Bee e Steen white tires. 
= areas * BiGsavincs |"Penausctt vege war |» AREERICED oe zy | stash ices oS 
(KELLER KOCH, INC. : ‘ ea" 
Woodward & 13s Mile Ra. ; 1953 Kaiser ses 6.0 shs-6 eee ep $9695 . 
9008; Ft Age 4 door Custom, R&H, O. Drive, ve nice ear, n0 
ti | Bs a gg ig oo 53 Willys rust or dents; - 
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M Aiss |. 195] Clean-Up lw | Radio and Heater id ost Stade.’ "$908 49 Buick «s.-..s $295 OTOR S : ' ' 
: 2 st. NOTHINGDOWN | © . gaten | 1 Stude. «. rT coe Ko er oacteves S190 
Oe OGIeE $2 Ply. 4dr. OD. -» $495 Matthews- T rast.s = ie ‘ es $95 ‘8 Ply. pate Tt | 
4 51 Stude. 4d $395 : E . ee " Ss. seoe *eeee j 
; ‘$1 Stude. Cham. 4dr. $295 Har greaves OMONIO 4: al 
S350 jakeretcccts| sue | B-DAY PONTIAC “Bright Spot’ 
  
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1953 |S Bee Sr $5 ieee Pare | Yes ‘ome te 4 RETAIL STORE J Olds-Cadill 
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MINGHA $795 — | OldsCadillac ie Be RY) wise“ "| Goodwill |--——== “Re: an Guts | Also don’t forget, for that) ~~, 
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ochester a | ¢ 49 5 : Custorn 8 Fully Equipped Yount eu eet Including Taxes and License       
  
  1952 FORD2DK. | or Pay Less 
f PR Tn $468 i $69 5 Mo. if your car is worth $125 
1951 BUICK 2DR. | | $79 5 $5107 Mo. with $10 dowr 
ichealll 3 Pontigg || 980 DODGE 8 pass. 4 dr. se-] $1995 nee dan. Like new ......$499] _ 
sao: | ome" | cRipuys - “CHEAPIES ae Ses This One 'S4 Plymouth 2 dr. $899 50 Pontiac Sed... .$199 "$2 Buick Riviera. .$599 49 Ford 2 dr.. von $144 eR 
, ‘ oA "55 Ford c8 2 dr. $1299 "SO Buick 2 dr. Ss -.$199 : 
$2 Chev. 2 dr......$544 4b Chev. 144-4 
$1095 sean hee aie poh bt ps 1952 PONTIAC 4DR._ || 220: 88 2 &... 009 , Ele ther Tiana & ie : 5 <a ‘54 Ford 2 de......894 'S0Ford 2dr......8199| CARSON CHEAP ee eee cartner | _ ee A : a -C "54 Ply. S. Wgn.-$1044 — °50 Chev. 4 dr..... $199 fF. >. 
PORNIA BUYER | Gapitac: ima @ 40K GEDAN.| ready, tor winter, Let, ae Be wide ‘$2 Pont. Hardtop $644 fe? : i. . : Anna dol > Mi i $1995, Hardtop With Radio, 51 Chev. 2 dr..... -$299 Convertibles   
  
  
50 Plym. S. Wgn. $299 
| Heater and Straight Stick $3 Plymouth 2 dr. $699 -” "54 Ford Conv, ..$1299 
  "55 Plymouth V-8 Club ; : | 
"$e fall pomer, | 1954 BUICK SPECIAL Se ee koe Conv... $999. mi car. ALL bad ; ‘ ee i Conv. . | +» $69 
oa "84 DeSoto 4-dr., radio NEAT AS A PIit, ‘|| Seve sae $299 "50 Ford Conv....,$299 
- and heater, auto. ; pe + 005 $9 4°81 Ford Conv... .. $399. 
trans. 9,000 mile car, a Dah Cont ty $1599 cs ches: Conv, .. $044 like. NOW cacnene .$1595 $1095 | us. | Plymouth 2 dr. $299 * + ene 
ote |, $5 Ford Cty. Sed. $1844 | 55 Ford Conv. . ,$1899 
Os none eae ‘32 Chevrolet $3 Ford2 dr..:..-.$09 . 
excellent cond. . .$1095 1984 CF Cuvk SLETS 11°52 Pont. Chit, 8. ..$599 TRUCKS 
54 Sub Deluxe 2 Dr. 51 Mercury 4 dr...$299 154 Chey, 
os steal at tc +0 $1395 * Heater "52 Chev. Hardtop $599 ay ae $009" ee 
|+53 Chrysler Windsor | , _ Radio, + |] *S2 Plymouth 2 dr. $499 53 Ford 1 ion , ton Stake, 
4-dr., a dark green : 4 Straight Stick 46 Willys S. Wen. $199 - 
~ beauty * +404 ee $1095 |: * ‘ ‘ 54 Mer, Hardtop. $1344 2 pa ag eee des eee eee 
1953 CHEVROLET 2 DR. hee 53 Chev. 4 dr......$699 '54 Chev. 34 ton 
       i | '53 DeSoto V-84-dr. ig 2 ¢ 
radio and heater, * i A : . ie ord 4 dt....+.$299_ stake ...... ee $699 S 
‘ a puff aE gi $1095 2 : ‘4 ‘ oe Riviera pot oe eo ee atl 
‘52 Mi 18 aj" pickup ve iees $099 . 
: Olds 88 2 dr... $799 "51 Ford % ton 1 
$3 Pont, Chft. 8... .$899 i sens ae $39   ‘54 Pontiac          
             
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National News. (4) News. Paul 
Williams. (2) News. Jac LeGoff. 
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> Mary Ann Brownley. 
12: 20—(2) Less Paul and Mary 
Ford. Music. 
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10:30—(4) Search for Beauty. 
10:55—(7). News.   pers Show. 
. | 1:35—(2) Ladies Day. 11:00—(4) Home. (7) Story Studio. 
11:30—-(2) Strike It Rich. 
11:55-—-(7) News Ace. 
FRIDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- 
“messee Ernie. (7) 12. O’élock 
12:25—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. 
Feather Your - Nest. (1) (4) 
12:45—(2) Guilding Light. (9) Small: 
Fry Frolics (7) Beulah. (9) Timothy T. 
1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Color- 
land. (7) Charm Kitchen. (9) 
Myrtle Labbitt Show. : 
1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce. | i 
1:30—(2) Amy Vanderbilt. (4) 
Jean McBride. (9) News, Shop- 
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Returned in Sack | JUDGE ROBERT HANSEN 
Eagles to.Mark 
50th Anniversary 
This Weekend 
Pontiac Lodge 1230, Fraternal 
Order of Eagles, celebrates its’ 
golden anniversary this weekend   with a dance, an 
speeches and banquets. 
- Highlighting the occasion will be 
a talk from past grand worthy | 
.president Judge Robert W. Hansen | 
of Milwaukee, Wis., who recently. 
returned from a tour of Radio| 
Free Europe stations. initiation, 
ruary balloon launchings in Eu-| 
rope are sponsored by the Eagles. | 
Pontiac Aerie’s ‘celebration be- 
gins Saturday night with a dance 
and refreshments for members, 
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-; dignitaries and supper for mem-|f 
bers attending the meeting. 
$2,700 Overpay — 
    
MIAMI, Fla, (* — The govern- 
Beach to recover money’ allegedly 
paid through error for family al- 
the house.” President William P. Wright an- | of Cheating U.S. 
on Tax Refund 
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little misses’ Honeysuckle fashions 
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