REALLY HOT NUMBER —. Intense tempera- _tures generated ‘by a space ship earth's atmosphere have prompted scientists to explore ways to beat thé heat Mess ¥ = re-entering the problem. This perature. artist's drawing depicts a Republic Aviation Corp, hydraulic system, which, technicians claim, ean function smoothly upto 1,000 degrees tem- § ; ft i “RP Wirephoto White Collar Walkout Shuts Chrysler Plants DETROIT (AP)—Chrysler Come moved today to halt all its new car production because of a strike by 8,000 salaried office workers and engineers.Q. bg * * The halt order, affecting all as- sembly plants and many company supplier plants, meant a layoff of 40,800 of Chrysler's 70,000 produc- tion workers. interference with production and the routing and handling of ma- terials. Today was the third day of the white collar workers’ walkout over contract demands which were un- ‘United Auto. Workers reached agreement on a national contract five weeks ago. No new negotiations were sched- uled. Chrysler, disclosing its shut- down plans Wednesday, said it | was impossible fo resume nor- mal operation because of strike A total of 16 plants employing | 24,000 men were shut down Wednesday. These included all Frondizi Foils Argentine Coup p&Control ianituat Gains} BUENOS AIRES oe oom Figg dent Arturo Frondizi crusted attempted palace coup Wedonstay night and oil workers postponed a nationwide strike. The threatened strike had sparked the political crisis. The oil wofkérs. are opposing a govern- ment plan to get foreign help in developing Argentina's national- ized oil industry. * x -* The coup was led by Vice Presi- dent Alejandro Gomez, according | to official reports. He denied it.| Deputies and senators of the rul- ing Intransigent Radical party early today called for his resigna- | tion. gress was threatened. ' As Frondizi struggled to solve: the labor unrest which has caused | a crisis endangering his 6-month- | old regime, Argentina’s powerful | armed forces rallied to support) the embattled chief executive. Gomez, a tough politician, had claimed military and_ political support for a move to form a na- tional coalition movement. Frondizi, weakened by a_ bout with flu but buoyed by a swift-vote of confidence from his military forces, ordered his ministers to make a supreme effort to settle! a strike of oil workers in Mendoza Province. * * This strike, which started two weeks ago, is paralyzing the rich oilfields in Mendoza at the foot of the Andes Mountains. ry Frondizi called strike a Communist-inspired surrection and declared Argentina under a state of siege Tuesday. Hundreds of Communists, Peron- istas and others were arrested. Frondizi crushed the coup bid) with the support of the sec retaries | of the army, navy and air force, and surrounded the government palace with armed guards. 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The tree which the association will erect is going to, be “mam- imoth,”” Pattison said. settled when Chrysler and the) iing at the time of shift changes so The Downtown Merthants Assn. ! ‘seniority rights, eight auto and truck assembly plants .in Detroit and Evansville, Ind.; Newark, Del., and Los An- geles. The UAW international appar- ently was ineffective in a request to strikers to abstain from picket- as to keep plants operating. Main strike issues bore on union demands for wage equity on various jobs, and a wage progression demand. * * * : Administrators ‘on Way Out? | System, Try New Idea Estate Setup. ‘Lodge. Hints at Plan to Abolish Wayne County Wayne County, who handle| estates ‘of deceased persons| with no known heirs, may} be on the way out, accord- ing to Sen. L. Harvey Lodge; (R-Oakland County), chair-| man of the investigating’ committee studying waste’ in government. _In hearings yesterday in) Detroit where 12 of 13 pub-| lice administrators testified, | Lodge hinted at a plan to| abolish this system and re-| place them with salaried at-| torney general's assistants. He said the fee system pres-| ently used by public administra-! tors was a “bonanza” to ste’ neys assigned by the state handle these estates. In some in- stances, Lodge said, the fees ap- pear to be exorbitant. * Chrysler said the pay on the va- rious jobs ranges from $319 a month for messengers and mail| boys up to $903 a month for proj-) ect design men. Forty per cent! of the salaried force is paid more than $500 a month, the company, said. who have ahead fi to tiew three-year contracts. The union challenged the com- pany to produce figures to support that claim and said all it was ask- ing was ‘the same degree of pro- tection as already has been won for their fellow workers in Chrysler production and maintenance units and throughout the auto industry.” Current plans call for a tem- porary stage toe be located on the | courthouse lawn, where school, | church and fraternal groups will be invited to offer caroling and | religious works. Interested groups can sign up| through the Pontiac Area Cham- per of Commerce, Pattison said. “We're sure that this type of. ‘the Christmas season more en- joyable and meaningful for Pon- jtiac people,” he said. ‘What's in a Name? | SCARBOROUGH, England (UPI) — A Mr. Bean won top honors in the vegetable section of a_ horticultural show here yesterday. Showers and Mild, low of 45 Tonight Occasional showers -and mild * * “They are totaling $100,000 an- jnually, and seem to be increasing ‘each year,"’ Lodge said. ‘‘The total! for the first eight months of this ‘year is $97,606.” The highest on the list was | | $67,000 in fees collected over | “There is no question that this. the Republican and Demo- ic adrainistrations, ” said. s been a spoils system through crati Lodge re * “We are trying to find out if some of this money received in fees cannot revert to the state.” He suggested that cases be handied by the assistants who are paid under civil service, rather than public administra- tors appointed by “political pa- tronage.”” Public administrators in; SCHOOL BOARD GIVES UP — president, reads a resignation statement for him- self aa four other members of the Little Rock enn A sre — Wayne Upton, School Board. The five quit last night, only Congressman-elect Dale Alford, outspoken segregationist, on the integresian- perommand board. oF in - base Waks They Leave Solution to Others ar Wirephote leaving Criss IsEased ‘I Never wil Resign’ for West Berlin Says Chief Straley Reds Don’t Push Their Allies Demand That Clear Out of Town “T have not been asked to Those were the words of Pontiac Police Chief Herbert! W. Straley yesterday shortly after learning that he had! By MAX E. SIMON quit. I never will resign.” BERLIN W — West Berliners been relieved of command’ breathed more easily today be- as head of the sity police cause the Russian bear and. its forge. 5 East German followers appeared— Public Safety Director Gooree D. for the moment—to have more! | Eastman, in an: bowing ‘con’ igrowl than bite. * + w The tipoff canie in a news con-| department. ference Wednesday by Premier’ Fast Germany. Several hundred corre- Otto Grotewahl Communist spondents attended. Most of them expected some sort of a dramatic followup to | Lodge's committee was told by | |those who testified, and by D’Arcy| O'Brien, assistant attorney gen-| eral in charge of public adminis- itration, that from 1954 to 1958 the state received $3,852,000 from es-) Nikita Khrushchev'’s demand that the Western Allies give up West Berlin, a capitalistic thorn bur- jed 110 miles inside Communist | East Germany. Many correspondents ence with the chief, announced he iwas taking over full control of the| * * * Straley, he said, will be on “spe:| idid not make clear just what the! ‘chief's new duties would be. that the new duties were ‘quite | a comedown, “I've worked 12 to 14 hours a day to better the police force for) ‘several years,"’ Straley said, ‘‘and thought ‘then something like this happens.” temperatures with the low near 45/tates in which no heirs were found.'Grotewohl had been tapped by the| ‘APPOINTED IN 1951 are forecast for tonight by the! weatherman. Today's 8-15 miles an hour tonight, and! southwesterly Friday. Tomorrow will be cloudy and warmer with showers likely. The! predicted high is Cloudy and cool with a few show- ers is the outlook for Saturday. In downtown Pontiac the lowest) recorded temperature preceding 8 a.m, was 43. The thermometer read 52 at 2 p:m. Sawchuk Baby » Doing OK After Tasting Poison Kathy Sawchuk, igoalie Terry Sawchuk, was report-| cial assignment” in his office. He eq in satisfactory condition. today ,at Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. | The baby Tuesday found a can Straley, outwardly calm after of rat poison which had been hid- ‘ber. his talk with Eastman, admitted iden behind a refrigerator, accord- | ‘ing to the girl’s mother, Mary, | land put the pill in her mouth. 13-month-old daughter of Detroit Red Wing! Superintendent Paid Contract ~ Before Action Clear Way: for Faster Solution to Impasse on Integration LITTLE ROCK, Ark. #— Five members of-the em- battled Little Rock Scheol Board resigned Wednesday night to clear the way for a quicker solution to, the im- passe in the integration sit- uation here. The mass resignation, subject of widespread rumor for the past several days, came as no surprise. Before the resignations, the board paid off the contract of School Supt. Virgil T, Blossom, frequent target of segregationists and Gov, Orval E, Faubus as-the author of the Little Rock plan of gradual integration. Amis Guthridge, an attorney and member of the pro-segrega- tion Capital Citizens Council, said | he would file a suit seeking to | block the action on Biossom’s | contract, “That is a clear piece of collu- Fe between the board and Vir- Faubus Rejects Plan | | LITTLE ROCK, Ark, (UPI)— Gov, Orval Faubus said people | have asked him to open on an in- tegrated basis one of the four high schools he closed to pre- vent integration but he said he would not consider it “because | the people of Little Rock voted E segregation.”” Faubus alse i | told newsmen. he was in favor of the resignation of the Little Rock School Board. gil Blossom, who has always dom+ jinated that board,’’ Guthridge said. The resignations, effective at |midnight Friday, left Dr. Dale Al- ford, an outspoken segregationist |who has consistently voted against ithe board majority on integration imatters, the only remaining mem- All six positions will be open in the Dec, 6 school elections Mrs. Sawchuk said that the tot; Since Alford’s term is expiring didn't swallow the pill, but some | and as a congressman-elect he ‘of it dissolved in her mouth and] Wil not seek ancther term. she swallowed the liquid. ’ Pulaski County Judge Arch Pontiac Osteopathic doctors said Campbell is expected to appoint that. first | A total of $417,000 was paid to|Soviet’ premier to announce that easterly heirs located by the public admin-|the Russians were giving the East His impeachment by Con- continuous observance will make! winds will become southeasterly at |istrators. Sensitive About Name: BOURNEMOUTH, England 64 degrees.|(UPI) — The Rev. Gordon Guin- temperance ness, 56, told a City Manager Walter K. Willman ‘of the in November, 1951. “I feel that Pve brought the side Dr., department a long way since I took over,” Straley said. “When | I first came to Pontiac 1 felt Must Dress for Part | that the people were entitled to | |Germans control over Allied Mili- itary traffic into West Berlin. | PREF ER RUSSIAN CONTROL The Allies prefer Russian control |because this permits them to avoid recognizing the East German re- igime. poison. Union Lake. better LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Fred ‘The Sawchuks live at 8676 Golf- meeting yesterday he is ashamed of his name. Guiness is a mem- ber of the family that makes Guinness Stout, a favorite in | taverns the world over. Grotewoh! strode into the con- ference room 10 minutes late. He said he knew the comneenenecs (Continued: on Page 2 » Col. » aueanclt OF CIVILIZATION — The latest sdetalalini’cy civil i. ization has these kids spinning in Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia, now’ that the hula hoop -has hit Africa. The African versions are | ded _ Really srooping It Up in Best Tradition \ UPT Phota > mainly cane, although there are some plastic and steel ones, made by local factories hard pressed to keep up with the demand. __ tions.” police cOVverage. They | have that now. i “And the police officers have. bet-! ter equipment and working condi- * * * He said the department's work! has been praised by local citizens, the state police and the FBI. “T shall continue to cooperate with Mr. Eastman,” Straley said. “I’m like a private in the Army who takes his orders from an of- ficer, | “For years, I asked for outside help in eliminating irregularities | and friction in the department. I jwas pleased that the City Commis- |sion approved ‘a study of the de- partment by the Public Administra- ition Service of Chicago. |SURPRISED BY REPORT “Naturally, I didn’t expect the! PAS report to be so critical of me personally.” Straley said he hopes that Eastman will be able to bring about the improvements he seeks | in the department, “TN do everything I can to help him,” the chief said. “After all, | two heads are better than one.’ After Eastman has put through some of his improvements, Straley (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) exe | L. Edwards, 32, | a Beverly Hills dress shop, told | ceiving stolen goods. 4 ROE SEIS ee es stag lin Today Ss Press P = CO eR ee Hn WHR Yh | OOS. niisee cise, et, | County News ,............. 17 | Mearns nner etn. 6 | Food Section ...,........ 32-36 WaSkOe....cnoi ih cccasewece.. 53 Obituaries ............6.465.. 2 F BpOPG coi es cckeecces 47-52 | Theaters ...... ... & TV & Radio Programs . aoe 59 | Wilson, Barb .....2...... a ' Women’s Pages ......++. , 37- 43 caught looting police ‘I needed $350 for a court appearance on a charge of re- aid administered by) lan interim board to serve until aft- He was appointed police chief by vrs Sawchuk reduced the effects er the election. The resigning mem‘ —~ Presi- \dent Wayne Upton, Harold Eng- strom, Dr. W. G. Cooper, R. A. Lile and Frank Lambright—have drawn almost constant criticism from anti-integration elements jsince the racial crisis erupted here 14 months ago. * * * In a joint statement, ‘the five pointed out that the resignations would not relieve the new board of (Continued on Page ® Col. 2) Dr. LaCore Resigns Post at Pontiac State Hospital The resignation of Dr. Ivan A. LaCére as medical today. ‘superintendent of Pontiac State Hospital was announced The pychiatriat, who has received an outstanding fel- DR, IVAN A. LaOCORE ‘Bagwell for Governor’ GRAND RAPIDS. (UPI) — A statewide organization will be formed here Surday pledged to support Republican Paul G, Bag- well for governor in 1960. A } lowship award from the American Psychiatric Assn., plans to enter private prac- tice locally, Dr, LaCore came to Pontiac State Hospital as medical superin- tendent from Ypsilanti State Hos. pital, *° * * During his five years of service, the hospital has been approved on two different occasions by we American Medical Society «as residential center for peychiatne training. i It also was approved by the. Rae American Psychiatric tion for this training program. In 1955 he was cettified as a. mental hospital pec res and a oo has epg hen ay, ifn f Mental Hea Michigan. State wbdioal Sole ‘Soclety, ee ees He is president-elect of the ‘a Society of ee: and Omits Minion of Him as 1960 Candidate WASHINGTON (AP) — Priends’ becoming something of a sitting) duck for attacks by Republicans copanns his. presidential embt n Ntsce took in obviously irritated ‘silence Wednesday a fresh assault, from an old foe, Harold E. Sus sen, who tried unsuccessfully to — the vice president from sec: ond place on the 1956 ticket. : Talking’ with newsmen at the White House, Stassen pointedly ° omitted the vice president’s name from a list of four possibilities iStassen said could carry the GOP ‘to Victory, in 1960. * * * . : a : a” Eg , | Following the program, a social ne: — ag | ‘AP Wirephote : Eastman. took exception with the hour will be held with a presenta-. did. Mitchell said Nixon “ought to| "© MAKES AWARD — President Eisenhower yesterday pre- “harsh language” of the PAS re tion of gifts to the departing a ‘onl will be the next President, S¢mted a Harmon Aviation Trophy to Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, for Lpeeto@s the Civil sevice das ay “4 couple, | of the United States.” | piloting a jet tanker plane non-stop from Massachusetts to Buenos es co pte to the Act, During his pastorate here, Dr. | Stassen named Nelson A Rocke-, Aires earlier this year. feller, elected governor of New = York: Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., = : feated for Senate re-election in Se nt Can Go H tin Now Massachusetts in 1952 and appoint- Sergea un = ed ambassador to the United Na- tions; Secretary of Interior Seaton’ F ENtON Matthews Case who deserted Stassen for Eisen-| he Tram intern’ s weer DISMissed — Temporarily Texas Democrat now registered Republican. 6 « Sergeant Brown can take hi tor the ns Bing, Se lcast — when Mitchell, who has been regarded | ‘planned hunting trip after all. jhe was issued three parking — as a possible aspirant for the 1960| Birmingham Municipal Jud ge|in the city. vice presidential nomination, said|John C. Emery Jr. yesterday; The difficulty was that the “Mr. Stassen’s views continue tojafternoon dismissed - the lg trials wére set for Nov. 19, 24 | reflect his unsuccessful vendetta|against Fenton R, Matthews, re-| and 26, and the sergeant, Rich. against Vice President Nixon.” [tired antique dealer who demand | ard E, Brown, who was sched. | * * * ed jury trials — and got them, wed to testify, had planned to He added in a statement: “All | take his yacation during this of the men he mentioned are ob-' time, viously men of ability and integ-) pd * * * rity and display the very great Our nju Matthews, who lives at 5900 N. | talent that exists in the Republi- | Adams Rad., was asked if he'd con-' ean party, But in any discussion) ‘sent to postponement, He refused, | Eastman Meets With Officers New Commander of at a program and reception in the City Police Force Asks ‘ies at 4 p.m, Sunday, Due Respect for Chief | fis na. do canta ome Public Safety Director ae D.| Rankel, pastor of the First Meth- ‘Eastman met with the city's police, odist Church, representing the force yesterday afternoon alter as- Birmingham Council of Chirches, P lsuming command of the depart- Others will be Dr, Joseph R. SEER tant eee ae eae RAP eNO fare ee ener Ae ee eet Se ae pastor of the ‘and position.” Covenant Church, Detroit; | Eastman, who relieved Straley Dr. G. Merrill .Lenox, executive lof command and supervisory. re- secretary of the Detroit Council of | isponsibility at noontime, addressed Churches; Dr. Arthur R. Farrell, his men*for an hour in the City executive secretary of the Michi- Commission chambers. gan Baptist State Convention, and \zasted eltdeae Oat & limited) Mout guided the affairs of a irecruitment of ell eathecte to steadily’ growing church. Addi- | Pontiac. residents. Competent per- ‘sons. from surrounding’ areas oe at agen his time here should “be able to join the force, Larchies — ‘he declared. “on iant cmiad ’ the -Dr, Kontz was p ent 0 e He said’ that placing the chief Birmingham Council of Churches department is contemplated until mental in bringing several of these | \eatly in March, he said. families to the , area. | | Eastman said that police of- ificers, whose promotions are tied; The experiences es a Cormiin| up in law suits will get them next! who was held prisoner for six years year regardless of the legal battle, by the Russians will be related at las vacancies occur. the Birmingham Senior Men's Club ; 'meeting tomorrow at the Commiu- uniforn ich were due | New lorms, which were d ley House. | eighteen months ago,°are being The speaker will be Peter Ka-- obtained, he said. |inke of 975 Purdy St. Birming-, The’ inter-office communications ham. i lsystem will be revised to make of 1960 Republican candidates it!* fi Neg GM: slow ‘Sin i seems to me unthinkable to ignore in 3. Car Crash ae Se eavesdropping ‘ impossibie, be! 4+ the Recreation Board meeting { Vice President Richard M. Nixon, | the man who has time and again) . 4 ‘agreed to the dismissals pe aga by highest qual-| Southfield Girl Hurt’ Matthews, however, has won only cations residency. _ + Seriously After Pile Up ‘ rst round. J * © Howlett said the complaints In _anothér statement. Republi-/ on 9-.Mile Road | eile Grown up and tied | can National Chairman Meade Al- corn described as ‘totally smart | again after the hunting season, | tion would be formed. ‘9 SOUTHFIELD — Four persons \y¥ ou ime ‘ Gr St of 3000 potentilitics in tha pespital Qa morning} Inipithews as ail started when | “It’s your depart an val Popular SHOES at SIMMS! , LADIES’ — MISSES’ — GIRLS' NEW FALL STYLES “GUM-DROPS'-FLATS-BALLERINAS om Nixon’s name. j were following “®*three-car ollision on! z described Nixon as man James Cochrane for overtime) burned up that Stassen got the ‘Nine Mile road near Northwestern parking at an expired meter, As/° cputey to express his views! |Highway at 7:30 a.m. iCochrane was writing the ticket, inthe White House lobby after a| According to Southfield Police, —— came out of a_ store. conference with President Eisen-| an auto driven by Rowland B. ta argument ensued, and Coch- yee timing and nature of| Jones, 55, of 28173 Brentwood St., rane sent for Sgt. row, f make it difficult for the) was struck by car owned by * vee it himself to answer! George Vierira, 26, of 7645 Ken- | Matthews got two more tickets | it. tucky St., Dearborn as Jones |— one for parking over a yellow was making a left turn from Nine jline and another for leering) the | Says Chief Straley Mile into the driveway of the ‘keys in his car. Family Car Injures | teterie taementary senool. re Vierira auto was then hit in the Red-Demand C Crisis Young Pontiac Bo Sor win oS S| : Yi ooee om Eases in West Berlin To Pontiac boys were injured Joan Hobson, 14, Jones’ step- in am auto mishap last night after daughter, who was a passenger in| (C ‘ontinued From Page One) toying .with the car's gearshift. |nis auto, is in William Beaumont . Mrs. Virginia Crossman, 602 Hospital in serious condition with °*Pécted something sensational Valencia Dr., told police that she} joaq injuries. , but wouldn't get ft from him. left her two sons, Robert, 10, and| * * * The boys bumped into the gear- ported in satisfactory ‘condition. ‘troops out of East Germany. shift and the car started to roll backward. They jumped out and ‘Vieira is fair with possible broken! | REMARKS CHANGED were hit by a front wheel, accord- | me Throughout, Grotewohl gave the ae soe cee Thoee bara ing to police reports. impression he may have received} * * * 5 Board Members lthe word from Moscow. So when|™e? in the department realtze this | | holds true for them. Robert Was reported in satis-. ihe mentioned negotiations about factory condition this morning at’ | R k /Soviet troops, the correspondents’ Pontiac General Hospital where | uit j in e 0c )Sgured they had a sensation after) he is being treated for multiple | jall. abrasions to the face, legs. and! (Continued From Page One) possible internal injuries. David obligations to comply with federal * * * was treated and released for! orde | Communist East German news . co gration rs. abrasions to the face. he roma said, however, | agency ADN put out a correction! ‘that the move would give voters in|Which drastically changed Grote- the Dec. § election “their first op- ‘wohl’s remarks-about the troop ne-| The Weather portunity to express a clear cut gotiations. Jones was reported in fair con- What they got was nearly two! “I’m not a job jumper,’ ' Syretey | Davis, 6, in her car at a parking dition with head lacerations,/hours of Communist verbiage | said. “If anyone wants td get me lot @ff Baldwin avenue south of/proken ribs and @ broken kneecap. about peace, German unification, out of my job, “he'll have to file | Kerifiett road. Bosel was admitted to the hospi-|the Berlin situation and the possi- charges before the Civil Service tal with arm injuries. He was re- bility of negotiations to get Soviet| Commission and prove them.” But six hours later the official! romised. at 8 p.m. tonight, in the City Com- pro | City Attorney James Howlett, The safety director said he aP-| mission final plans for the proved of employe groups such 5 city sponsored Slim-Trim class will, the Pontiac Police Officers Assn. pe discussed. Scheduled for women A of the Northwestern Alumni Assn..|: end Immediate pest, areeident: 441 SPECIAL — PURCHASE — Freshest Stock ‘Aroays! Because We Sell More! @ All Famous Cigarettes. Regular Size King and Filter ~ CARTON CARTON y ae y ae Chaice > ag! Philip "akers ieehiee Ches- yeramed a Merete ee bs og = foritenas: reyton, etc. This 1% Calas we wes te tax. This my 5g Ang seoeeeeseutenenescéscasveseaasesnanmine ‘RITE-POINT? Cigarette I Lig hters With gi Fuel Supply Reg. $ 69 $3.75 NOW te . _ ONLY $3.00 ! 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Public Health Service| meningities and streptococcal in- fections. -|ment of Ghana ig planning to lytic polio is still on the rise. the first 10 months of this year compared with 2,499 for the whole of 1967, Hearth service officials put pri- mary blame for the rise on pub- lic ‘apathy in getting anti-polle shots, change last year oin cases of dys- However a substantial uptrend of amebiasis, certain types of Ghana Studies Subsidy ACCRA, Ghana — The Govern- bring in an independent mining expert to make a report on the State of the country’s gold-mining industry, with a view to passing Imported MacNAUGHTON i cr Ai V4 /¢ Ys ¢ fd Ai J The gift appreciated most... by those who know Canadian whisky best! It’s the gem of Imported Whiskies in the beautiful gift decanter... at no-extra cost. R , . iy “ . 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Dress Shirts. ‘only $3, : 9 @ New Convertible Cuffs... . é wane eatt Make He. —- buttoned Pd ~ P. eS ¢ iehees ‘tidix: A aay printing - wer than a divorced hos ‘ big arin sant TS winners in nes ee pees to Keep 0 18 ‘the Irish Sweepstakes. Why don't thing satan al the Tosa of to convert them fo the new 4%star: “manufacturers make’ available — stars tp match each flag-they've made, These could be placed in. the, blue field at the one on each side, alternating with the existing line of stars... Newnueetee: ve been national lottery in this dollars going - are too many | yA “that never want tee > thing. A. ew, could claim members * * * -Most ofsus want to change with As a timely and tienpararys the times,-but we don't want social- measure, prompt recognition of the” ism and party domination” by + new state of Alaska with the star ¢rooks and union leaders. Unions Admit Political Use of Dues WASHINGTON — [antes in open court by 14 national labor unions that_dues and assessments levied by those unions have been oe, and are being used for polifical purposes is the latest sensation in the right-to- work contro “Wwersy, fe - Ing held in. Ma- con, Ga., several persons who i have been com- : , pelled against LAWRENCE their will to join a railway labor umon under a so-called ‘‘union shop’ agreement are suing to‘have such contracts declared in violation of the Consti- tution of the United States and of the right-to-work laws of the State of Georgia. Eight - railroads and terminal -companies, along with the 14 national and international unions in the railway industry as well as various machinists unions, are jointly made defendants, as the involuntary union members have been threatened with loss of their jobs if they fail to continwe the Pay ment of dues. * * * The workers contend that the purpose of the dues and assess- ments is not just to meet collective bargaining expenses, but to carry on campaigns of a political nature in order to elect candidates for public‘ office and that this is at variance with their beliéfs. “Stipulations of fact’? now have been entered in the trial, which means both sides concede the truth of the statement that tens of thousands of dollars of dues money have been used for peliti- cal campaigns. The amounts and the contributing unions are formally listed for several days. The ‘‘stipulations’ do not name the individual senators or repre. sentatives who were among the fecipients of the money as cam- ‘paign contributions. 2 x *&* *& There are runiors ‘around Wash- ington that these names were pur- posely omitted to avoid embar- erassment to many Democratic members of the Senate and several Democratic members of the House of Representatives, : The present civil_suit does not raise any legal issye as to whether the Federal Corrupt ‘Practices Act or any state laws forbidding political contributions hy Jabor unions may have been violated, but it does deal with the question of involuntary tribute levied on workingmen under the guise of dues and assessments for “collective bargaining” expenses, Up to now, it has been repeat- edly a at those individuals who don ng to a union in a shop where a Majority are union members are ‘‘ffee riders.” he Ot * But here the worker who has _ The Country Parson re “Tt wouldn't We so hard to find the answers te our problems if they didn’t so often disagree with our prejudices,” © In a trial be- ‘on request Pil send a pamphiet joined says the dues have not ‘then used merely for union expenses, but for political purposes, too, The opening statement of F. Smythe Gambrell, counsel for the workers, declares “that the labor unions, through the union - shop agreement, are extracting money from them. (the workers) against their will.”_ . He adds that, elas the First, Fifth, Ninth: and Tenth Amend- ments of the United States Gonsti- tution, the workers are supposed to be protected “from such unwar- ranted invasion of theiy freedom of association, freedom of thought, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom to work and politi- cal freedom as the exaction of said money. and its said misuse bring about. ee * * * The international unions which. + Sincerity. is the are defendants in the- case have formed various political lea and associations, and alf the mentioned are members of the.’ AFL-CIO. These. associations, ac- cording to the-.‘'stipulated’’ facts, have received direct contributions from labor unions, Had this issue been fully ex- plained to the voters of the five states. which last week rejected right-to-work laws and had ‘not , many millions of dollars—some safeneten wi Sots Nee 0 SRN . 000 in California alone—derived part from union ‘dues been ohed to defeat those laws, there might have been a different outcome. (Copyright, 1958) THOUGHTS FOR TODAY And thus did Hezekiah through- out all Judah, and wrought that which was good and right and truth. before the Lerd his God.— * It Chron, 31:20. * * * indispensable ground of .all. ¢onscientiousness, * »and by consequence’ of all heart- ‘felt 1 religiow. —Immanuel Kant. Dr.-William Brady Says: — Choose Injection M ethod Rather Than Practically — painless ~ injection (ambulant, office’ treatment for internal hemorrhoids (piles); which detnins the patient only a few _ minutes, once or twice Fa week, for from four to : eight times, is far more satisfactory than the crude 1th Century -cle and cau- tery. _— operation, , which hespitalizes the victim for from one to two weeks‘ and is generally attended with or followed DR. BRADY by a good deal of pain. This is the consensus of the many correspondents who have reported their experience. I hope no reader wil] assume . that injection treatment is the best modern treatment: for. any case of hemorrhoids, In. my judgmefit it is the method of choicé& for internal ‘(bleeding) piles — at least it would be if I were the patient. But injection treatment is not applicable to external (the most painfal) piles. External piles demand stirgery — the surgery may be done in the doctor’s office, perhaps under local anesthesia, But there is no alternative, to the best of my knowledge. _ * * &* A great deal of popular mis- understanding of-the question of treatment of piles is due to the fact a sdé-called ‘‘attack” of piles — that is, accessiorl of or develop- ment of great pain and discom- fort — naturally subsides ‘in the course of a week, more or less, no matter whether any remedy or treatment has been used ‘or not. It is difficult to “givé in a na * newspaper detailed instructions in hygiene, tion, ,allevia- tion of the “attack” ete., but on Piles, if you -will. pay the - freight — that im, provide stamped ‘envelope won’ mr address. ‘Si Many oldtimers stilt in pekctice will growl or sneer at you if or- -when you venture fo ask about this ambulant or injection treatment you have heard about, and if they tell you the method was tried long ago and discarded as ‘no good" or too dangerous or — cure,/ ‘that is all true. “The sariie objections any fo~ - POSITIVE MEDICINE _ ively aber Operation nadical surgery, except that, as I have tried to explain, the modern injection method is worth trying first, unless you are a stoic. Fs *. * * Fogg o ee Fe peg Bigned letters, we or. 100 placed. at the lower right hand corner in the displaying of all flags” of our nation would thus be made ~possible, and we wish to recom- mend this proposal for immediate action. Bessie M, Griswold Trustee for Velgieey Service Ila * AD leteers for Voice of the People Must contain the name and address of the writer. This {hformation will be withheld upon request. if the letter is not of a critical nature. Letters must be: under 200 words and The Pontiac — reserves the right. to edit ail etiers. 5 Factoty Job Repo Not Very Strenuous By. DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor . -__ NEW YORK: (UPD-— A ascien- tific study has shown that typical . factory workers put out only a: little more energy when fhey're. working than they do before and after working hours—or, in plain, unscientific language, their ‘‘work"’ is anything but strenuous. This was the unexpected resalt Drs. Amasa B, Ford and Herman K. Hellerstein got from careful measurements of. the physicat en- ergy outputs of 62 factory workers. while on the job. The scientists” 2 wanted to get.an idea of the physi-~ cal effect“ of work on men with ~ _ heart t disease. Tage Ibcustory Wied Ge eaetay outputs required by factory jobs not much, higher the , ing, " confused this objective. It indicated heart: , Victims might as well ‘be work- ing at these factory jobs as loaf- ing. But there’s much more to living with heart disease than energy output, of course. The scientists measured on-the- job energy outputs of 36 factory . workers with recognized heart dis- ease and 26 free of it. None of the 36 had been “‘down-graded” to part- time or lighter work ‘because they had heart troubles, _ ‘Energy output was measured by ORS ihdaiag Schaaliption— the a active you are, fhe more you »consume. When at Pog the 36 36 put out 230 calories in “energy pér minute (on the aver- age) and the Dutt out 1.40 calories gf -minute. * on the job the ‘former out 1.97 calories, the datter 2.13 Calories. While actually “working. the -heart. victims gave out with 2.29 calories and the healthy heart men, 2.51 calories, _ You can see there was no sig- -mificant difference .in, energy out- puts between the two groups of he striking thing Was the small difference” between energy - outputs when .at rest. and -when working. Against these outputs you can put the following: A top ath- lete can put out 26.5 calories per minute, but only for a few minutes. ~ Another: scientific team found that five calories a. minute is the high- est that can be maintained regu- “Jatly without harm by workers in heavy industry, Ford and Hellerstein are part of the faculty of Western Reserve University, Cleveland. Their sub- Jects were employed in three Cleveland factories’ making light and medium-weight metal prod- uets, and their jobs ran the range of remy oe from Janitor and laundry “crib Supervisor to drill press of and stationary peedl aera and inspec- - Case Rebide ‘of, a . Psychol logit: Crane. Gives Facts on n Pregi e In the Bible, Sarah and Ra- chel and Hannah are classical twins. for Goldie in® today’s case. Fear may have been the reason why Goldie never had a baby. Improper “timing” is an- other common cause, so send for the pregnancy booklet men- tioned below, Thousands of wives conceive when they adopt a baby. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE ‘Case 2-370;. Goldie G., aged 29, has been married for 6 years, * * ; “Dr. Crane, I am a_ nervous wreck,” she protested miserably, “for .I am crazy to have a baby, but have neve chante to free a gest. a DR, CRANE “Although we ate both sapposed- ly normal, I just never get preg- nant so I think this may be God's ‘answer to my. daily prayers.” % Cie and her husband were a | young couple, active in the aoe chureh and with a home needed a child therein, so I gave my ee K, es . And beset ‘Sindee out into a wonderful mother. Her nérvous _tendion disappeared. 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Selnuse on NO LINT FUZZ ON YOUR CLOTHES WITH THE BUILT-IN Removes ail dulling lint and soap film for cleanest clothes. Easy to remove for clean- ing... no gadgets ta get in your way. FILTER NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY 1959 r4 ly Ohh / suop TOMORROW! «Limited —e Will Sell nia Fast! Pian “Wash / nm Wears,” @6 i > Kenmore Electric 1798 |. FIRST PAYMENT FEBRUARY FIRST @ 2 automatic cycles! @ Sun lamp, portelained ‘ to Ready-to-Wear DRYER drying temperatures INFINITE LO y, SNE shop Sears FRIDAY - . SATURDAY and MONDAY Until 9 P. M. |= Nights 10-LB. CAPACITY KENMORE WASHER 1 DIAL FOR 3 WASH, 2 RINSE WATER LEVEL RUSTPROOF PORCELAINED Compere with Washers Selling for Much More! FIRST. PAYMENT FEBRUARY FIRST Shop This Special Friday and Saturday Nights ) | Until 9 7 k M Pp S SAVES WATE! TOP, TUB ute yg Ne ig «soot Oe pny » ‘ : ; ‘ \ | | ke ieee _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ' Doctor Dies in Court | ,Uitich was a former president of Gibson sel W. Ulrich, 65, of Mount Clem-) ens, suffered 4 fatal heart attack) . |Wednesday while testifying in ans auto accident damage suit in aj an Macomb County courtroom, Dr. oe ROEBUCK AND PROUD BEAUTY — Mary Brown of Phoenix, Ariz., smiles after being decked out in Indian regalia, symbolic of her being , chosen the Princess of the Sunburst tribe. a i . Births 2 Smith Girls | Recent births in the Pontiac Spending $900 area recorded in the Oakland County Clerk's ottice are listed CO Have Dance below by the name of the father. girls’ wear reduced mr NEW YORK (®—Two Smith Col-| hester | 5 i ay Chileon. G8 Must ‘lege girls who spent a lonely Ronald J. Briggs; 145% Romeo a spivi oliday in New Y¥¢ William G. Bricge. 138 Glendale Thanksgiving holiday in e b ork George F. Dill, 1686 Orchard View last vear are making sure their Donaid E. Deemer. 660 Auburn : 3 fi Emmett J. Donohue, $2436 This excursion to the big city this year | Rovert €-DeCewssin, 681) Livermois | AE ' Leonard G. Fullmer, 833° Miller is livetier- I Ford Frank Jr., 1886 Ruby i * Pe { Kenneth L. Goltry, 1930 Alsdorph i : : Edward J Holly, 1423. Grece os Priscilla Lamb, 19, of Toledo, Raford W. Keeth ang | Ani x Lawrence J, Stowell, 322 Second Ohio, and her roommate, Gail Kip W. Serota, 6185 Orion Griftis, 19. of Glen Ridge, N."J., 2185 Guiliver ne z “‘Srown. 226 Montmorency , - have invested $900 of their earn- Edward J. Campbell, 2760 Nortonia®n ; - : . j Russell Deaton, 2373: Melvin ings and savings in a Thanksgiving | Wayne E. Biroth 3211 Hessel | idance here for college students, Herman E. Benge, 3445 Bendelow | “Most of us can't get home for Hany K Bel 00 ‘Thala = Thanksgiving because the weekend | Charles A. Maish, 485 Thalia jis too short.” Priscilla said. “So: Fevang We watnate Sella | we dash to New York and stay in| Pau! D. Richmond. 3386 Norteniewn hotels and mill around, all in the’ erty sseij, * arbern = i ‘ | Ward 4. Ven Wareger. O08 Sagwster FAME roam Ae it yreeantte , Large! Hayedn ‘Wall, 1440 &. Avon. 1 ms) «6So t ey ve | engag a ‘ Curtis L, Wilson, 2400 Lonaview ; Glenn A. Werth. 1384 Cadmus ballroom, booked an orchestra, | Ralph M. LaBarge, 6735 Montclair ‘printed tickets and invited boys | David A. LeBarre, 26296 © Sovare Lake | Egon W Sonn 28 N. Hill Circle * and girls as far west as the Uni- 49 ; : A chic blend of 50°, wool and ' Make smart, dainty dresses,. Hurry in to save over 90¢ on peg ath. Yightwe! ht, yet blouses and girls’ wear from every yard. Big selection of — ‘=> ight, ye sheer permément finish or- _ no-iron and silky cottons. 36-in. Wonderfully warm. $8 inches 1 A i N ichi t i Ys f 4) “f wil r] , a * IV ! Ortonville ee et tee ee aan. ie. Yord Goods Dipl. Main Floor pt NAT ™ today... Save Charles FE. Marcoux, 730 Granger ywe t tickets to var 8 FE. 3 x, 73 4 i tr John G. Stves, 80 Elizabeth jcampuses and figure they'll sell} © | | > Pear Phe wenngy =f “ae qineencel more at the door, They expect \ vy. ~ o Richard R. Stayton. 2200 Seymour Lake/as many as 2,000 other collegians | A Sal ! F ] Clifford L. Morlan, 1414 Cedar «| 7 legian | : ‘wi e: alr. oom Roy M. Miller. 63 jto show up, a \e - colored felt WiZZ A ’ 0 © Sands Harwood W. Tilton, 108 Sashabaw ’ _ Extral Read al! about it! Assorted rayon ; and wool felt skirts with white seguler 4.98. cotton blouses (screen print 99 , trim matches skirts), Wonderful | color assortment in Honeylane —) Orchard Lake ' Edein PF alice: sate Weenbiin State’s New Xways Raymond E. Skinner, 6760 Grassland * Richard E. Horste, 3151 W. Shore Keep Him on the Move Colon D. Hurst, 4985 Lockhart 1 gh, | Donald HM. Branson, fio Henermuenle) GRAND RAPIDS (AP) —| Tran ye But, 20000 Orchard Lake Bernard Zevalkink had to sell his’ ézZ yee, 499, 2.79 Yo her, Pine) . a | isubur$an home last April to make {R) sizes 7 to 14. , Robert g Shaw M1, 3918 Carrick | way for a new expressway. i So many wonderful things -you can make. with this 724m. ‘part wool-felt .. . skirts, pillows, pennants for school. . The Blouse story. Assorted regular 1.98 short sleeve styles in cotton broadcloths, Dacron" piques, 66 splash prints. Gorgeous colors!* Sizes 7 to 14. *DuPont's polyes- } James L. Barris. 3600 Wainut Take | Before buying a new home, James Camnist. 6498 Orchard Lake | 2evalkistk checked with state high-| obert W, Bills, 822) Co ay -officlais about pthe press. Ernie L. Black. 3085 Pieldview Iwas plans ss t di. i This week the state disclosed A 4 Es coalieee ai 2 Check Titles Carefully . {plans for a new expressway. It ter fiber. a wt j : : goes it through Zevalkink's liv-| : : ‘ TOWSON, Md, (#—This year oa in aes | . H la Ca H Triple Roll 12-Pocket application blanks for the MISS - | | Honeylane Caps, Hoods Bobby Sock Shoe Bag Baltimore County Fire Prevention’ Bermuda was an important Assorted Kerry-teen® and 22 obby .. ee ee Reg. 1.98 Contest were different. They car-|base for British ships blockading Honeylane® wool and angora : 2 77 € wie 1 . ried two blanks labeled “married” the Aflantic coast of the U.S. a er Dia oe Pr. P and “single” (check one). iduring the War of 1812. “DaPoats axcyilc thon sizes. Royal Purple heavyweight cot- {J ; Durable, easy- ANNONA Le oooe sae rene ocoen Finer forced eel “and ton. White criiciat iether. WAN eet PEE eas af ite ANIL k. = in sizes 6 to 81/3. n assorted col- a oe La atalabachs beeitele, it heals fys wate a * ony one * oe ors. Big 18x33-in. : S Z Special. purch | = | 24 pecia: purcnase | — a Ss AZ | 1 h Black Leather Stee. a : OF QUALITY 2 soft glove leather SS 2% b | ° h ae 2 Fe Ss ss. on a ® S> ) 43 bb d l S: Ze ribbed crepe soles 4-5 he = . ae (4 aad fen “ALAS = ae : — — * -* a ‘ + — Today, more than ever, buying <= Black Suede . ~= milder Old Quaker really Aine Y or Ditty Bucks — =~ makes the most sense... se . =< because it gives you everything °-% | : = ou ever wanted in a whiskey. S| = seas Y 23 | Usually Would Be 4.98 ae | a oe “ za BOURBON seed “Steatham | == Smart, trim styling flatters your 4 Mate hg ace eed : . a foot. Wonderfully comfortable | teen § Kerrybrooke flats : == irst : eh == from the very first step. Cuban Crocedi.iter tarae wivk = _heel pump with flatiorm sole is fayeriaes, Comp i. ont 8 . : : for best selection, these will : 3 oS in black or brown crushed glove sell out fast at this Pr. a opt leather. Low Heel pump is in = eee "Charge it” “SN black. : f é ¢ taht believable! Warm all-wool gloves | comfy slippers | Regularly | C Ss ; *Chorgp: It” : 7 4 cided , / V8r ta. 1.96 ce children’s western boots | Pr, y * = Toe-wrigglirig ®@asy in child's corduroy zipper oe reed ot “Reg. 6.98 ~~. af ee eet 4 A Come early + » buy all you need for gifts, for gay color accents! You'll find the most’ tremendous selection of styles... . plain and ’ 4S sel a ¢ ne "Charge it’ fancy knits, Jacquards, applique trims, , 98 ! ’ ay shorties, mediums and longs..You just can’t "Charge ‘ le ak Bis enor to miss this buy—so hurry in today. st It” pe Dre teat vinta? é and save... at Sears. Wiser's << black or brown leather uppers with | mal Women's Accessories Dept., Main Floor corduroy long-wearing Searosoles, .cubber ae 7 | | | \\ - ” ‘ style brocaded Sizes 8% to 3. TTT) WATT Just Say, “Charge It” on Sears Revolving Cherge + — Shoe Dept. 1 Main Floor me on vamp 5to9 Infants’ Sizes 51-8, Reg. 449 ..,,.. 3.98 “uJ Come in soon... Sle Ends Saturday!” Salisfaciion faction guananiied Ob your money / bach “SEARS 15 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE $4171 Alse can be used just like @ Regular Charge Account ne 000 CASES SOLD! 14 PROOF '+ WED courte DIST. co, awnENcEnORG, wD. | | a b ee \ ‘ a ts Washable Wool Shirts for Men! - Now Only 78 Luxurious new wool with a difference — it's washable! Pick yours from bold and handsome plaids. Aurry in today ++. SAVE! Sizes S, M, L. Manufacturer's Close-Out Were at 8.98 to 13.98 HURRY IN 99 WHILE THEY LAST “Change IY" Vv Many Assorted Winter Colors Dress slacks for smart dress wear! New fancy patterns and gabardines in wool and wool blends. Long-wearing fabrics with wrinkle resistance! Long wearing pockets, double pleats, zipper, in sizes 30 to 42. Hurry in during this sale and savel Tailored-to-Measure Suit ~ Sale Ends Saturday! SAVE UP TO 25% includes worsteds, flannels, gabardines, imports and domestics. By acting now you can save up to 25% and get a suit that is tailored to your exact measurements. Hurry in today, sale ends Saturday! Men's Wear, Main Floor dress slacks Here’s the sale you've been waiting for. Selection | # “in suede-like finish soft and comfortable — Warm and soft yet so durable. These suede- like finish cotton flannel shirts are a bargain at twice the price. Large assortment of colors and patterns to ‘choose from and in any style you want! If you hurry in today you can save 96c. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Buy now during this sale . . . Save! Men's Furnishings Dept, Main Floor » Fe ee a Re et ee ee ee ee ee It’s Fun to Dress in This Neot Shirt 3.98 A really wonderful fabric! 55% wool, 25%, vieara, 20%, nylon for softness and long wear. Bonus: it's washable. Give Looks o Lift with This Sweater 5.98 See what.our new continental \, designs do for you! Virgin ~~ & worsted wool designed with neat créw neck: 5, M and L SAVE 96* on Pilgrim ‘cotton flannel shirts Shop and Save the Easy Wayl . ee Eartha, our part-time maid with SR oetaeRhe SAREE cert LE ENDS SATURDAY-HURRY! Friday and} Saturday @ | r : , 2 men's suede leather jackets Imported Suede Is Washable . . . Regularly at 18.98. Big 20% price cut on a practical oift he'll use for years. | 99 Velvety smooth, top quality color-matched leathers. Nylon knit collar, cuffs and waist. Water-repellent. Full : nylon lining. Large pockets. Sand, rust. Sizes 36-46, harge It’ now! while limited quantities last . . . vestee shirts 9 ] newest style in boys’ | 9 , sport shirts at a Usually agg | fantastic low price Sanforized Cotton Flannel in 4 Washfast Colors! @ Handsome knit effect with white front trim is right in style @ Washes easily — 1% max. shrink. @ Choose blue, brown, black or red / . — Fraternity Prep sizes 6-18 @ Buy several for Christmas gifts! One Stop « Shopping . at Sears. CASHIERS OFFICE SPECIAL PURCHASE! BOYS’ virgin Orlon" sweaters usually 3.98 V7 “Charge It" ¢ Fraternity Prep sizes 6 to 18 - ¢ All solid colors or with contrast trim Here's the sweater so popular with teenagers. Inter-lock knit gives stronger, smoother texture for longer wear and comfort. Orlon washes easily, dries fast, so easy to care for! The Perfect Gift. “DuPont acrylic fiber. j -| Boys’ Clothing. Main Floot 3 ce yous monty Gach SEARS 194 North Saginaw St. Phom 4 fe . __ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, for probate, leave his widow, Mrs. i ; on ee S > Mectination: Viet Nara lzimbalist Relatives So See a R rng | Girls to Search for Tribe vortsicbgiandl Lacking Written Tongue | rex sm tnis, \died Nov. 4 in Rome of a heart iy rattack, left his $500,000 estate tjand ‘death, income for) : _PASADENA, Calif. {AP} — A! “I imagine it will take 10 to 15 immediate relatives. ee hg a, Mim, blue-eyed Now England girliyears before you get a strong his brotheye Harry, Max end Al-| : : plans to ride muleback into moun-|church in one tribe,” she said, PAs ot anes oe Pepertor: Cosetieers and aes a . oven -| tainous South Viet Nam and lo I finish with one, ] plan eens Hee some tribe that has no written/to go on to another.” | She said her mother, Mrs, Faith There, a few miles from thes. Donatdison, Exeter, N. H., is SEARS a C ; a py ‘ a J f aes - . ; | Communist North, she'll spend 10 very happy about: it.” iS wen fe 2s to 6b making a phonetic| transla’ of the New Testament snd eiping the natives esti Jailer Disappointed a church. i * * * { e | “we fee! that since the tort’ DY Model Prisoner Seems to be leading us into it, { he'll take care of us,” says Bur-| pepFORD, Ky. (AP) — Henry, ‘ 5 . — mry yy — pomp - ‘ed iri Dnele, Jailer, has been deceived iuanianen ~ nag gperarsee - eee a prisoner for the last time. Wycliffe Bible Translators, This| Pogh ag roe. eos interdenominational group, with 14 " years on ‘An armed: reb headquarters in nearby Glendale’ charge and $00 field workers around the) Z world, bas translated the New|. Wo juries failed to reach a ver- Testament into nearly 150 tribal/‘ict in his case, Another trial was languages. jane for January. In high school at Exeter, N.H.,| Tingle gave Walden the run of where she is still a member of the jail. The prisoner raised a the First Baptist church, Jean be-| arden Pet with odd. jobs an Fy jon: a rthouse. NS about missionary!" Wednesday Tingle delivered “et « Walden's breakfast and told Wal- In 1950-§4 she was a staff ser. den to meet him at the courthouse geant in photography at Shaw Air|When Tingle finished his meal. Force Base, S.C. She prayed about; Model prisoner Walden did not her decision while earning a B.A.| keep the appointment. at Westmont College, Santa Bar-| bara, Calif. Miss Donaldson is studying Bib- lical langy at the non-denomi- national Fuller Theological Semi- nary before sailing next Jan, 17. = vival Santa-Says: See Sears for 3 EXPANSION WATCH BANDS Marriage License | Appl ications H 4 28 a” Le oa 5 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19; 1958. ~ ile e moe. - Add sheer »* 14 use : are F | , D ! | zs i : ; sot Os a Eee os ‘ © ang = 4 «Reg. 3.98 Priscillas pocket. unusual. savings! curtains dry.in a jiffy, need very little ironing. be , (3 ; Hurry in during this sale .. . Savel ak ety toe ae ‘ ¥ Ny ; 4 3 ie ~ rmony House Dacron . 48x81-in. beauty to all your windows... These quick-wash Panels = Larry D. Pirkola, Detroit , I felt I'd like to go to a place| Carol D. Dagenais, Orchard Lake Reg. 9 5 oe : ‘$ which had fio one to tell them of Paul A, Jones, Farmington 4 00 Reg. 1.09 the Lord,” she said, ‘“‘There+are| Patricia L. Grand, Farmington ° 40 63 1 Christian Missionary Alliance! corum Wolfendarger, 404 Osniun ‘ Bs workers in Viet Nam but over 21 tribes ae the Gospel,” * * Lanna J. Bright, 179 Raeburn John A. Bridges, 804 st. Clair Martha J. Dotson, Ti@ B. Tennyson Edward H. Williams, Farmington Emily J. Clare, Farmington hn BR.’ Lewis, 2647 Stlverside arjorie A, Navarre, 111 Rosette Glen G, Gideumb, 285 Highgate Francine N. Gideumb, 288 Highgate Benny R. Sexton, Rochester Geraldine J. Perkins, Rochester Otis B. Lenker, Clarkston Gwendolyn A. Balli, Birmingham ad Be Smith Jr., 668 W.M Do: y M. Driggs, ass W. M. : You'll find styles for men and women in these - two low priced groups! Every one first quality, too. Choose: yours in yellow or white gold, # Prices plus federal tax. .- Loa Watch Repairs Dept. First Floor “shee ron CENDS means a 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 BUY HOW FOR Jee, curistmas yj =~, = Uff bm ~ we WATERPROOF ij, | MOY; y = lt 74 - 7 —S STEEL BACK CASE | WADSWORTH WATCHES A Product of ELGIN MICHIGAN'S LARGEST JEWELERS’ ELGIN UNBREAK ABLE MAINSPRINGS Vital 3 a ta Come in today and ex- change those old curtains for a pair of these Dacron Panels. 40x72-in. Panel reg. 1.19-——$1 40x81-in Panel reg. 1.29-—$1 40x90-in. Panel reg 1.49-—$1 Dacron* Tiers ‘Req. 1. $ 40536 in 1 B Hurry in today for this. gi- antic savings on Dacron iers .. ,-at Sears. “DuPont polyester fiber. Matching Valance, 54x9-in. 59 y, . pat £0 Regs BOR. ch8 i ois ees SALE! Louvered Shutte yal KA Stock 88« Shop These Size 7x16-inches ; = s | ey =1| FRIDAY and ‘S-in, / x fs ie = SATURDAY ES Nites "til 9 Fiberglas® Filled Table Protector ~ Terry Dish Towels 38 100%: Nylon Bath Mats Were 3.98 CAs 100% White Duck Down Bed Pillows 52x70-in. 3.44 § rexdz-in. 3 for BBE rixss-in. size §=3,37 Reg. 8.929 ©6966, 9 Gold color print plastic top ts ' _* Fast drying bath mat in wide Plumply filled, bouyant pil- stain resistant, eat,’ scratch Usually $e meee reel et array of favorite colors. Skid lows neatly covered in. flotal tection. ton ferry to ee resistant latex back. Thick, printed linen finish ficking 2 x 90-in. of dish drying. Colorfully soft luxurious at savings. with corded edges. 20x26-in. Table top protector ..... $4.44 striped, smart fringed ends. ho eee eee $1 * Reg. 8.98, Foam Pillow , $6.99 Sale Priced! Choose Your Style and Size From Selection Below ‘ 8 Never before have these fine quality watches by one Cotton & Rayon Damask Cotton Damask of America’s best known makers. - ELGIN... sold at 50050-in. Sine . stesso. S218t-in, See wigore — Tablecloths ata yr Linen such a low price. 's modern styling and depend. es. ae. . Reg: $2.98 ..... eeesds 1, , SESE ive: re i > rn | able accuracy, Excitingly beautiful watches for ladies ae. Sa $2.99 pert Size is sivighe aa dette ee ee we ...ruggedly crafted watches for men, Values unsur- 60x90-in, Sie aoa Reg. $3.98 .......,... $2.99 Reg. $3.98 ....... ses. $2.99 62x102-in. With 12 Napkins ore rages today! Don’t miss this opportunity Reg. $4.98 ...... cscs RAO ee es. b0 Size 5 60x80-in. Size Reg. $15.98 ......... $12.44 vi ristmas. 62x102-in. Sixe See oe 3:99 Reg. $4.98 2... ies: $3.99 ’ ; | a eee $4.99° 17x17-in, Napkins in 1, Printed Cotton & Rayon EVERY WATCH GUARANTEED BY US AND ELGIN With Napkins ot Oe ste Just Say “Charge It” 51.5) in, nos. $1.98... $1.47 + sn cid dl i ta BUY NOW, SAVE!” © WHILE THEY LAST. sz,'tan Dstt Qe east sav70-in, Rog, $2.98 $1.99 154 North Saginaw $1. Phone PE §-4171 es ; | 3 a \ h bs a ata destroyed a garage apartment on Detroit's east side. The boy's pense , Mrs. Wilma Jones, 25, "_Imanaged to rescie her 10-months. ized for treatment of burns, Bermuda banned automobiles un- he weekend, remained in the til World War IT, 19 Still Hospitalized | ANN ARBOR Nineteen of 200 vice called food pols -. University of Michigan students . eg HPD Se ‘stricken with stomach trouble over The Amazon River 4 | medical center Wednesday. Unt- e Douglas went on to build about) 1,200 DC4s but World War It kept ties nobly. But, by the time the war ended, Douglas was ready — * with its pressurized DC6-and Lock-|F heed collared the rest of the four- engine market with its Constella- tions. « * * Pilots regard the DC4 with espe cial, reserved kind of affection—| like that given a loyal -wife who| has developed idiocyncracies a the years, ee ee ene the DC4 handies with DC4 accidentally was twice before it left California tor | the Far East, When the cargo man-/f ifests were straightened out in} Tokyo, officials discovered the | hi plane was overloaded by five tons. | The most famous DC4 was the “Sacred Cow”—the first airliner | to be used by a President of the J Vsltod Slates, Feaghin Reneorelt to be equipped an clever paridyelll best freight carrier. ever designed, | It apparently was impossible to _ overload the plane, and the DC4' legend: can be yurhmed up in the, - joad ‘Yimit instructions handed ‘a all Carrier Squadron in World War I} 547° s “Cram in as much freight as you can, check the tires and struts} ~and if she can taxi without col- lapsing, go ahead and take off.” Nixon Delivers — Impromptu Talk While Asleep MIAMI (UPI) — Vice President Richard M, Nixon, a hard-hitting, political. campaigner when awake, makes non-political speeches in his sleep, a dentist reported today. Nixon was given a drug called | “Nerval,” described as a form of so-called “truth serum,” yesterday as anesthetic for the extraction of } ; ; an infected wisdom tooth, : : Zz The two dentists in attendance | F e . a e reported that Nixon made a speech K WH f S r’ S [ , t after the extraction, while the an-/ en mo re | e= ave pecia Ss i ¢ | ears esthetic was wearing off, : They said he told the selene the two dentists and three nurses— about the American way of life, discussed a variety of general! topics and praised his wife for) bravery in Venezuela, where Nixon was attacked by a stone-throwing mob earlier this year. The den- tists said he made” no partisan political remarks. After the speech, they said, he asked when they planned to re- move the tooth. “The dentists said | they had to show him the extract- if ed tooth to prove the job had al- ready been done. Production Machines _Talk Back to Man NEW YORK — Production ma- | chines that talk back to man —— of floral. beige: pce of 3 ply yo. oe ii pile. Popular - Easy-to-Use Console Machine Kenmore Readi- Kart Cleaner— > Gives Professional Results! It's a Work-Saver on Wheels! 99 . $5 Down ing, any number of statements, | pertaining to almost any situation the machine may encounter, can _ be set inits “memory.” e Designed to. Make 99 © All attachments, even Sewing More Fun wands, ride hand high tion the machiné met. The com puter selects and prints out ‘the/ Phrase. The backtalk ranges from | Such business-like statements as “Have révised your last instruc-; - tion” to “Let's not botch it up) - again, Bud.” $5 Down Has smooth forward and reverse sewing action..Sews 24n-] icine . +. ho other like it Use it anywhere on fancy stitches easily and quickly. Beautiful, mahogany the cart... or lightweight canister (only 13% Ibs.) lifts finished console cabinet. Includes complete set of deluxe _ off cart for use in basement, attic, in garage or on stairs. sewing attachments. Come in today! - Deep cleans rugs, floors, drapes. Private Pools Increase -CHICAGOThere are nearly 50 _ times ag many private swimming’ | Pools in the United States now as) in 1947, The American Society of| Planning Officials expects’ the back-yard pools to reach nearly J 200,000 this year, ‘ Vacuum Cleaner Dept. Main Floor eo a ‘ a 9-Piece Pantryware Starter Set | Lost 3 Days . . . Regularly at 13.95... YOU SAVE 5.07 yellow, pink, turquoise or black covers and knobs. Pieces are shimmering Sunray aluminum with pastel 88 They're lightweight, rustproof and very easy to clean. This gift set includes: 4 canisters, 3 piece range set; cake 5 ot cover and glass tray. Paper dispenser ous ® O98...... 4.88 Canister Set ........Reg. 6.98......4.88 Cookie Can ......... Reg. 2.58......1.88 Bread Box ......... 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Warms to 425° Fits All 5 Appliances of the Line. Electric. Skillet Sale! Coielihaly lnnabianis 19388 : Usually Sells for 15.45 Style and utility plus multi-use from frying te cas: seroles. No-stick interior finish, family size capacity: Harldle "cook guide.” Hutry in today. 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-47 a ' Electric Skillet With Soe mee eee | | If | ¢ ae / f BY ‘ J Just 99¢ and you have your ee rn 4 ~ Sign of Progress a— ee i Pa, _SIXTREN ‘fog Machine latest For Middle Age GPS RIPLEY, N.Y. (UPI) — Anew) NEW YORK—The most impor. method of merchandising eggs by tant: insurance for a healthy and using roadside vending machines vigorous middle age is a complain) has proved a boon to western New change af eating habits. York poultrymen. If you are over 25, says an ar- | ‘ame what is good food for * - tic te i in a recent issue of a national | V'8°°OUs middie age? 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New Unit of Measure ANADARKO, Okla, () — The School Board says it did a “beer case worth of business last-year.” The board's secretary was hunting a place to put. old records and, found they fit just right in an empty beer case, ‘bers, the bride is the daughter of! a ballerina-length gown of brocade and she carried a bouquet of white roses and gardenias. Orion. Floyd Behl Jr. of Lake Orion was: St best man. The reception Gingellville Community. Center, one. of its founders,.Gen, Moses Cleaveland. jhoneymoon trip to northern Michi- gan and Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome C, Kubaski will make their home in Pontiac. They were married Saturday eve- ning at the St. John’s Lutheran Chirch, Rochester, before-mem- bers of the ‘immediate families. Performing the rite was the Rev. Walter C. Gerken, pastor. “* The former Jariice Sue Cham. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chambers of| 30 Casemer Rd. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. George Teheringer of 44 Orchard St. * * * ‘For her wedding, the bride chose satin, Her shoulder length veil fell from a headpiece of seed pearls, Maid of honor was the bride’s sister, Mary Jo Tripp of Lake was held at the Cleveland, Ohio, was‘ named for Somewhere the “a” Swem today denied rumors he would step. down as Southfield’s city administrator prior to termina: tien of his contract. Mayor Donald L, Swanson’s veto of Swem. Swanson had said the position required a younger man. township’s supervisor since 1953. A was set-up about) six weeks ago by Couneil President John J. Costello to. appoint a new administrator to succeed Swem when his term expires. Swem is a member of that committee. Learning that a mysteri- ous fire had cestremag bate yes- terday afternoon pear Gingellville, Administrator Swem Plans to Stay Until His City Contract Expires SOUTHFIELD: — —Evgene M. €... Keguk . It has been’ said this week: that} Swem would relinquish his post Dec.’ 31, four months before: his one-year contract expires. Swem was unanimously ap- pointed the city’s first adminis- trator by the City Council soon after that portion of Southfield Township became a city April 21. The council's vote overrode * x * Swem, who is 73, has been the “at 20 p. 'm. yesterday. It was located on a was dropped from the name. |Fire Destroys $15,000 Barn nvestigate Brandon Blaze Cumins awokearound 2 a.m. and the barn ablaze. The barn was leveled but ad- joining out-buildings and machin- ery were saved, along with other cattle, Buckingham. said, Hula Hoop Hits Bottom TOKYO (UPI) — The hula mB craze is reaching bottom. ——— Swat eval loaded panese Antarctic . The New Lincoln Service Is Reassuring Low Rate Piecework . * TOLEDO, Ohio & — A telephone answering service here offers what it calls a “reassuring service’ for friends or relatives of elderly per- “|sons who live alone. Subscribers ean order a daily phone call made to the homes, with provision they | notified if no one answers. College Students Help WILLIAMSBURG, Va. wH— A dozen William and Mary College students are helping disturbed youngsters at Eastern State Hos- pital with homework, athletics and hobbies. Physicians say the young- sters are responding well to the youth treatment. Used for Wishing Well? HARTFORD, Conn, (UPI)—The fountain at the Wepegerts Athe- im Granted Liquor License Romeo Golf, Athletic Group Petition OK'd in Washington Township WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP — The Washington Township Board last night approved a petition of the Romeo Golf and Athletic Club for @ class C liquor license, * * * which permits sale of liquor. by the glass, was prompted by the near-completion of the clubhouse, Manager Hiram C. Brown said. Remodeling of the converted farm building, located on east. 32-Mile road, one mile east of Romeo, will be finished early this winter, he sald. range is completed. The 18-hole golf course is. scheduled to be opened to the public ‘‘no later, than May 1, 1959." ~ * have been installed and 18 tees have been sodded, Brown said. Installation of the pump and irrigation system will begin with- in the next 10 days, the manager, said, Other business handled by the township board included final ap- proval of the plat for Gardencrest Manor subdivision on Sisson street, * * a The 10-acre site is located just southwest of the village limits. . Before adjournment, R. Eugene Inwood, township supervisor, intro- duced the new zoning administra- tor, Ralph Sheldon of Washington, elected to succeed Harold Masters, who resigned earlier this month. Train Toots in Time RICHMOND, Va. # — A diesel locomotive stole the show at Rich- mond’s Armed Forces parade. The parade was crossing the Belt Line bridge when the train rounded the bend and the engineer began to sound his horn in.marching time~ toot — toot, toot, toot, toot — . the train disappeared. The request. for the license,| Brown also reported the- golf, Twenty greens, two for practice,, SWEETHEART OF DeMOLAYS — Reigning as Sweetheart of the Michigan DeMolays is Bloomfield Hills High School senior Kay Lee. She is shown here being presented with flowers and the sweetheart trophy by Wayne K. North of Marquette, newly-elected DeMolay master councilor of Michigan, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee, 1561 Bataan St., Kay was chosen for the top title from nine other district finalists at the annual State DeMoiay Conven- tion last weekend at Grand Rapids. Man Accused 2 After: Leg Broken until = Hazel Park Police Sued HAZEL PARK ~ Two Hazel Park police officers have been sued by a Hazel Park resident who claims they caused his leg to. be broken when they arrested him following a street disturbance involving two women. William B. Gehrke asks $50,000 from William 4. Ryan and Ed- ward M. Ryberg in a law suit filed yesterday in Oakiand Coun- ty Circuit Court. Gehrke charges the two with gomnulp and battery. letting a friend out of their car early in the morning of June 28 when two women, one of whom Gehrke had dated before his mar- riage, drove alongside their car and began deriding him. * * * Ryan and Ryberg, in a patrol car nearby, were asked by Gehrke, ‘he said, to order the women away, ibut they refused. After this one of the officers informed him he was under arrest, and at the same |} the second officer, Gehrke ‘knocked him down caus- leg to be broken. . Vawest Calton F We Wgssie, Lincoln Cook, Here indeed, is anew masterpiece in the proud Lincoln tradition. A car of commanding, appearance. A car of classic beauty, realized without sacrificing an inch of Interior spaciousness and comfort. A car built with unexcelled quality and craftsmanship. These are just @ few of the many practical reasons that make the 1959 Lineoin the choice for those who demand the very finest in the motorcars they drive. On display tomorrow at our showroom i Classic beauty_unexcelled craftsmanship The Lincoln interiors are the most spacious and most * oe : comfortable of any motorcar, and Lincoln's engine is unquestionably the finest ever installed in an American automobile. Yet, for all its roominess and power, the magnificent Lincoln handles with incredible ease, Enjoy the reassuring confidence that belongs exclu- sively to Lincoln owners. Your nearby dealer invites you to inspect the 1959 Lincoin personally... soon. . THE LINCOLN AND CONTINENTAL DEALER IN YOUR COMMUNITY: t , | | : . ie rear’ - et ee praises BEN a Rca alah ep ~~ 7" By RAY HENRY AP News Writer : “Dear Mr. Henry: My father recently died and my moth- | ér who is 66 is living alone. I want her to come and live with - my husband, our two teenagers and me. We have plenty of room and could look after her. She insists she is better off by herself and has, so far, paid little attention to my urgings. Don’t you think she'd be a lot better off living with us? | Mrs. D.L. of Cleveland, Ohio.” Probably not, if she’s in good health. The answer might be different if she wanted to ‘ive with you. But, even if she did, it would depend on the circumstances. I believe parents, in most cases, should have their own home as long as they can possibly manage it. * * * In urging their parents to come live’ with them, children often forget they're asking their parents to give up—usually, for life—a big chunk of freedom. They'd be a lot more help- ful if they supported the desire for freedom than by en- couraging surrender. Independence is extremely important to.all of us, young or old. A home of one’s own is not only a symbol of this in- dependence but an essential part of It. And, taking away independence from an older person eould hasten the physical decline that comes with grow- ing old. A parent may begin to feel life is over and give up the desire to live. Often efforts to overcome the difficulties older people | meet in living alone is the very thing that keeps them active | and vigorous. What would your mother do to keep active if she lived with you? Besides the loss of independence, your mother is likely to lose self-esteem and dignity. This is bound to happen if somehow she feels she’s no longer oe of supporting or caring for herself. No doubt your desire to havé your mother live with you results from good intentions. You feel the loss of your father has been a terrific blow. And, no doubt it has, You think she needs assurance that you're trying to make her life more pleasant. You want her to know, by direct action, that you'll do everything you can —even to offering your own home for her to live in. This is natural. But, there are/other ways you can show your interest and willingness to help. You could offer to get your mother a cleaning. woman once or twice a week to do some of the heavier household chores. Maybe a man could be hired to keep up the yard, take care of outside repairs and tend the furnace. Or, you could regularly stock her refrigerator with cooked foods. For example: If you're baking pies or cooking a roast, you could prepare enough so you could give some to her. You probably can think of other whys of helping. __ This sort of help, however, should be offered casually and sincerely. Too much help; might make your mother re- sentful and interfere with her independence. If and when your mother reaches an age or a physical condition where she really needs to live with you—for her own well-being—that's the time to offer your home. Reds Claim Photograph Moon Volcano Reported MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet astronomer Nikolal Kozyrey recently photographed a voleano erupting on the moon, the official Soviet Tass news agency said last night. — Kozyrev took the photograph at about 4 a.m. Moscow time Nov. 3 with the §0-inch reflector of the Crimea Astro- physical Laboratory, Tass said. " Kozyrevy described the eruption as a reddish glow that grew in intensity after two hours. “There was every reason to telieve that it was a normal development of a volcanic process on the surface of the moon,” he said. Alexander Mikhailov, chairman of the astronomical coun- cil of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, said spectrograms left. no doubt that Kozyrev had seen a volcano. “We can now regard as entirely wrong the view on the origin of the main features of the lunar landscape as be- ing due to the impact of meteorites, " he said. “This volcanic eruption shows that the processes re- sponsible for the formation of the surface relief apply to both the earth and the moon. _ Scheniey Distiiers e: WY.C. + Blended Whisky of Elegance » 86 Prost, 65% Grain Neutral Spirits — tiyganu / lubes the f Wi , ONCE ~The Whithy of Elapone Ce fn the bottle.. “pag fines bo your lisle is, i $265 $420. Pit = 4/5. Ot. Girl Sm uggled Across Border Disillusioned Cte Bt od : ‘es B,| THOMASTON, Con, (AP)—Th ! 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Reece nie 7 ay hea . ? eo jew pate SILVERWARE—Main Floor tai ES Includes complete a BABY BEN FOLDING TRAVEL ALARM—Reg. 9.45 .7.95 , village set Cardigan styles in kitten soft as PIECE BABY’ SET—Rec. 9.95 .veees 2.75 | $5 All Metal / orion. Sizes 34-40, In white, LADY. BULOVA WATCHES—Reg. 00.50 .c.; ere Doll Buggy -TOY SALE pastels and fall shades. MEN'S ELGIN WATCHES—Reg. 71.00 .........47.50 / © Bow’ tue : : STAINLESS STEEL 8 PC. SET--Reg. 22.95 |. ..12.99 3% bel sei $8" SLipovers .... 1.88 Seems | / a 1 Ss $10 — Men's wee = ” Men's Long Sleeve ect Insulated ST. MARYS COATS SALE : oe SPORT COATS oe and COAT SETS Our Regular 4.95 Value SHIRTS || COATS 9” eee LOAFERS " Reg.-2.99 19 99 r) Black Brown Red \N 2.99 Composition soles, genuine elk leather. Narrow and medium widths, Sizes 3 to 10. - -Leokl Big Bargdins . Big Spactels On GIRLS’ WEAR || INFANTS’ WEAR Better Smart Plaid Training Dresses Blouses Blankets Pants 188 | 19 |) 39* 7) 10¢ GIRLS’, BOYS’, INFANTS’ WEAR SMART GIRL BLOUSES 3 to 14—Reg. 1.99 .... 1.00 HEAVY BOMBER JACKETS & HOODS. Reg. 10. 99. ar | | 90 = 9 ORLON SLIPOVER SWEATERS-Reg. 2.99. "zz pas 1 tea JEANS or CHINOS 3-12—Reg NYLON SNOW SUITS—R BOYS’ SOX SMART BOYS’ RUBBE MAJES + 3.9¢.. 8.88 izes Hrs to 9 5 for 1.00 RAINCOATS & HATS—Reg. 3.99 2.88 SLIPS—1.49 Value .. te Cain 1,00. BOYS’ and GIRLS’ SOCKS—Reg. to 39c .. avy ben BOYS’ SPORT FLANNEL SHIRT mRTs— TOTS NYLON SNOW SUITS—Reg. 6.89 . #veeeee C) INFANTS’ NYLON BLANKETS—Reg. to 4.99. cove 2,99 to 388. 00 169.00 | @ 9.99 | N MADE FUR COATS—Reg. 49.99 » 39.99% Reg. 1.99..... 99] 12,99 Pleated ORLON DRESSES Reg. to 12.99 misses’ un : Join in on shes 7 vings. é a PASTEL DRESSES 8.99 ~ ov Special for Thanksgiving MELMAINE DINNERWARE daorgetey pl BATES FABRICS por at obeyed ae ae Percale Flannel Reg. 39.99 id ¢ sPrcial 18.88 1¥ | 29 Girls’ CAR-COATS a -- rayon quilted lin- ing. Heavy poplin | ‘outer shell, In Mart or red and 4-14, turquoise, Sizes , 3 Styles in Beautiful FUR at (SFOR GES NEWPORT WITH Domestics, Home Needs—Downstairs MELMAINE DINNERWARE—Reg. 39.99 . »2%, 18.88 POLYETHYLENE LAUNDRY BASKET—Reg. to 2.49 1.00 Save on Twin or Full CHENILLE SPREADS Baby Chenille in all colorg. : and white, < # BEDSPREADS .. = : 4 PIECE FINE LUGGAGE SET—Reg. to 29.99 ....18.88 BRYSON PRINTED DRAPES—Reg. 5.99.........3.99 BATES FINE BEDSPREADS—Reg. to 7.99 ...... 5.99 DECORATOR LOOP RUGS 24x36—Reg. 1.99 .... 99¢ DECORATOR SOFA PILLOW—Reg. 1.99 .. rewnd 1,00 CAFE and NYLON TIER CURTAINS—Reg. 1.49 ., 99 IMPORTED CUP & SAUCER SET—Reg. $1.99 .... 1.00 WASH CLOTH, DISH T Pag tol9c.... 7 be at the Waterford Com- Church at noon. Service! at 2 p.m. with burial fol- lowing in the Drayton Plains Ceme- GINA M, HEADING ‘Mary Heading, 24-day-old of Leonard and Ruth 'School in 1931, she served three : Walerteld Soundhiet” sab a.) , Joseph of Pontiac. MRS. NEIL GATES DAVISBURG — Service for Mrs. Neil (Faye) Gates, 46, of Ceres, 2 p.m, Saturday at Dryer Funeral " | Lakeside Cemetery, Holly. * * * Mrs. Gates was fatally injured in an auto accident last Friday in Modesto, Calif. The body will arrive at the Dryer Funeral Home tomorrow. A graduate of Pontiae High years in the Waves during World War Il, Bond Heading died Tuesday in x * * Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit. She| Surviving are her husband; her had been ill with a heart ailment father, Albert Shultz, and a brother, Harris, both of Davisburg; two sisters, Mrs. Donald (Eunice) Col. Remingtin’tied @ Nov. 3 in Frankfort, Germany ‘from in- .juries recdived in an automobile accident. Calif., a former Pontiac and Davis- and| OUTS resident, ‘will be held at Home, Holly. Burial will be in! . iHenry Watson of Avon Township; neral Home, Auburn Heights. Bur- ial will be in White Chapel Ceme- tery. | Moore Chapel of Sparks-Griftin Fu-|"* Mrs. McArthur died Wednesday following a 34-year illness. four grandchildren and seve great-grandqhildren. 68 on Handicap Special| Cooper of Detroit and: Mrs, Donald (Maxine) Sterns of Pontiac. Prayers will be offered at 2 p.m. Friday in the Donelson-Johns Fu- GEORGE MUNTEAN George Muntean, 67, of 40 Au- burn Ave. — oo a , George, and two daughters, Rosie and Trene. Service will be at 1 p.m. ony Sam Re Hea Keen oa Slivertown Quality — SIZE 6:40x15 6:00x16 Son of W. R. Hearst - Dies in Virgin Islands the Virgin Islands, the New York! Journal-American i reported. Details of the death were not immediately available. * * * Hearst, a native of New York studied at Oglethorpe Uni- versity. His first editorial assign- ment was as assistant to the pub- lisher of the Atlanta Georgian. He also Wag connected in an editorial served as president of Harp- Bezaar - Cosmopolitan Book Corp., general manager of Hearst radio operations, and assistant to the genera] manager of the Inter- national Magazine Corp. * * * He was publisher of the New York Daily Mirror from 1932 to} ager of Hearst newspapers since 1941. Hearst wag married and the fa- ther of four. - Deaths Elsewhere ' KANSAS CITY (AP) — Johnson Olin Couch, 53, a member of the board of directors of the Kansas City Southern Railroad, died Wednesday after an illness of two. weeks, He was the son of Harvey! former president and chairman of the board of the rail-. se La. PHILADELPHIA (AP)—A, Clif- ‘ford Carlton, 63,. He WATCHES 37.95 ! pentet 2.2108 6:70x15 7:10x15 7:50x14 7:60x15 8:00x14 8:00x15 8:50x14 Plus Tax and Retreadable Tire - 6 MONTHS TO PAY B.F. 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FE (UPI)—Cattle rus- tling survives in New Mexico to-| “They work. fast,” Bishop said, explaining why his enforcement agency hasn't been able to make, a * = | “I ean't say how many rus | cases find a-year,” Bishop con- | tinued. “We had only two or three | this summer, but several last fall; | alticerriemmee “The trouble is this,” Biston! complained, “some of the people ‘ don’t think they're doing anything wrong, One well-respected man told me: ‘If you're ‘hungry you've violated no laws.’” Wrong ‘Honey’ Lures Suspect to Police Trap NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A. Negro policeman’s disguise as a shapely young girl trapped a man suspected in nine rape cases here. Patrolman L, M. Davidson wore: a skirt, padded sweater and a. head scarf for two nights as he |* walked the dark streets in an area’ where the attacks. had’ occurred; * * '* “A man walked up to what hie’! “thought was a young girl Tuestlay | * hight and asked, ‘Where are you’ going, honey?" “Honey” ‘didn't answer and the man lunged. ; _sihen the policeman plied: his “REGULAR MODELS, UNIVERSITY. STYLES, | IRIDESCENTS, WASH N WEARS, MO 1 } i a i under arrest. The assailant tried ta stab him and ran, Davidson said. Davidson fired one’ ishot and hit Arthur Heard, 20, in“ the | right thigh. ..The wounded. Negro con- | iA ay, tinued to run: until he was tackled More patterns and sty les than you d ex by oe gg Mag ar yes hab4 pect to find at this low price! Long he * ; * lowing 75: lock, behitel the dieov. sleeved shirts are Towncraft tailored Alexander, wore civilian clothes as’ his disguise in the trap, i The two policemen said they} nabbed their prisoner at the. center | of a fivé-block radius in-whieh hine | women have been raped since]: Oct; 9. The method-of a i the same. itr all cates, 1 Heard rove Noe tinder techni- | ‘ with all the Penney extras... permanent. eollar stays, pearlized buttons, matched - are wash ’n wear cotton - - checks that practically snub the iron, Taste os iridescents, ae balk ace” y, ny, Friday, ee snr a LANSING @® — The. Michigan Said today, | nization wil) help cir-, | He endorsed a recent sintenenl pad esas a Mayor Louis Miriani | : : ‘calling for special licenses which Table Top. Congress -will work for would allow Detroit's larger hotels ‘ constitutional 3 gegen to to sell liquor on Sundays. egalize Sunday of liquor, “Many large conventions bypass. at Herbert, executive director ‘the State of Michigan, when select- , ine a ‘ing their convention sites in the : - _jevent they have weekend dates,” 4 este id the 1,500 members’ he said. Legalizing Sunday sales, he said, ‘to get the proposi- would provide several million dol- a WOOL- NYLON- CASHMERE RICH: ‘N FLEECY BLEND SUBURBAN AT SAVINGS! Shop Penney’s .. . get more! , Here's proof! Quilt-lined Wool- * Nylon-Cashmere .'. « eal pre- ‘mjum quality and only $11.88. Leather-look buttons, ciff tabs, the works! Sizes 36 to 44. These stylish Penney slacks are scientifically blended for terrific wrinkle-resistance and top wear! “Sylmer” treated to repel all water-borne stains. 5 colors, TOWNCRAFT’S ALL PIMA: ee KING OF COTTONS " What a shirt! 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Clarkston: Daniel Call, Ferguson, Dwayne 'Nafamor and Leonard Pullmer of Call- Ferguson Siectric Co, 66 Porest &t., Birminghew ; Repaid Callehan.of Lesiie.— . a Electric Ce... @5 .Oakland, ave; Vane Lighting Course jcomorein® ot sown tree teas . UBervice, South Lyon; Denali Parley of * 4 Parley Electric Oo... Milford; Ronald A seven-weck course ih Rew: Fowler and Tohmas Fowler of Warren- lighting eqtipment and techniques! pewter Fiectrinal Contractons, 377 Or- chard ie Ave; Paul ee oe. of Bor- was recently completed by 36 Dak-, sci land County architects, electrical Aveurn i eo i ie| Finish 7-Week — Air Force Chief |° Talks to APME Says Missile Program contractors, engineers and maine| gorges B of Jelhatee tenance superintendents, i: my one ot Ben Edison Suere Appliances, Sponsored by Detroit 435 Main St, re. ot Co.'s commercial sales division at? seed lear etal George Protas the Pontiac service center, 1970 of Hugo Choutier. Electric. Co., 688 t ; Ade R Birmingham Barney i Orchard Lake Rd... the course was of Sisson Electric Co, 23630 Bhiawasse ; OVC] roblems in- 8 Parmington. Fred @larin of Slavin designed to « ¢ | yweMS zi cetrie Ne en” Water volved in design of lighting ford Township, Roger Weymouth of Wey svetems Tout th Electric Co, 1670 al *., mock “_ _ ecler, Reger Skerry ant chard Moore Among those who received -pro« af icWigan State University Qakians = P err ‘tificate and Pelix Ballard and Prank Ballard of ficiency certificates were Pontiac Electric Supply Ca, 3432 W Alles Electrical BRyren $+. — — Yaterford Township Prices SPECIAL @ Waterproof “@ Shockproot @ Anti-magnetic @ Sweep Second Hand © Jeweled @ Gueronteed Reg. $14.95 $795 ‘Discount Price 1 NORTH SAGINAW ST. House of Discounts CORONET VSQ BRANDY * Pritth Pin QRANDY DIST. CORP, 850 FIFTH AVE. N.Y. CALIF. GRAPE BRANDY, 84 PROOF iistiamanasiciansasocaitiibagetDip iene Adequately’ FRENCH LICK, Ind. (@ — The: Air Force chief at Cape "‘Candveral. sie Arab, gave his assurance today that the’ nation's missile programs are ad. | vane cing ‘steadily and adequate- ly.’ : Maj. Gen. Donald N. Yates talked to The “Associated Press Managing Editors Assn. meeting here. | fren, Yates, commander of | Patrick Air Force Base at Cape | | Canaveral, reviewed the pres- sure resulting in relaxing the | secrecy on Canaveral launchings and showed pictures of many of © them. ; Gen.- Yates told the editors the} |Air Force hopes to push aircraft) speeds up to 3,690 miles an hour and flight altitudes abov e 100 miles! next year The general expisithiad that mis-' any classified information are still’ not opened to the préss, Newsmen, | however, are given confidential ad-| vance information to prepare to be | on hand for launching of satellites: and other probes into space, Samuel Lubell, syndicate polit. — | leal ‘polister, told the editors he | | believes. Americans. .are losing | faith in both major political par- | ties. i “The balloting on Nov. 4 was not: ,a_vote of confidence in*the-Demo-# icratic party,’ Lubell said in a dis, ielection, ‘‘It was more a Vote of, | “It seems to me that we abl imoving into a period of -increasing | political instability. In the present’ mood of the public, landsjide could) ‘follow landslide, with _ nothing! really decisive happening.” The five-day APME Coitvéntion| iwill continue until Saturday, noon, commemorating the 25th anniver- sary -pf.the association's founding) in French Lick. Dont Underestimate. / Power of a. Man - SCHWICKERSHAUSEN, -Ger, many (UPI) — Women have the last word in ‘this pleasant .Ger- man village high in the Dom Riv-! er valley. Or do they? Schwickershausen, population 382, is run by a number of wom- en. The mayor is Elisabeth Beck- ket; Mrs. Gertrud Zengler ts the) village treasurer; Maria Becker is} \the town crier; Frau Maria Rau ‘is the postmistress. | However, the village council con- isists of seven members — all men. And they appoint ‘the’ maor. | About one out of seven pedple’ | , the United States engage in fishing) ‘as a sport. They spend nearly one) ‘billion ‘dollars a year on this pas-| time. i } a aie ee EY CATCHING VALUES SALE PRICES Men’s and Boys’ Wear at Great Savings! OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY AND SAT. TO 9 P.M. @©100% WOOL @ ZIP-LINING IF DESIRED @ TWEEDS @ FLANNELS TOPCOATS Values to @ SHARKSKINS @ GABARDINES $45.00 *] 9” : and ‘2 4” MORE CHALLENGE PRICES Values to *49,50, Men’s ® All-Wool Dacrons @ 100% SUITS @ Shorkskins @ Gabardines @ Flannels @ Worsteds @ Nylons Wools Values to § 3.50 Men's SPORT $499 ’ SHIRTS I Many Colors ‘15 JACKETS @ Surcoots $7° @ Reversibles @ Quilt Lined MEN’S DRESS PANTS Use Layaway and Charge—30-60-90 Days @ Sharkskin @ Flannels S 5 88 @ Worsteds NO EXTRA CHARGE « Men’s-Boys’ Wear SHOES AND SHIRTS PANTS AND SUITS SPORT COATS SWEATERS Drastic Reductions TUXEDOS RENTED CONN’S NEXT TO KINSEL’S Advances ‘Steadily. and Thompson © + Ar a SP One‘ Was at Fault * o = oon tewsk E there are more than 250. The expressos may be compared oval sto eine be ey : sie launchings which might reveal’ cussion on public opinion afd-the }. no confidence in the Repyplicand \party. i 3 ‘CARPETS—DRAPERIES—RUGS—TILE— McCandless. for the Hoi Mon., Thurs. & Fri. 9:30 to = = = 2 100°, Nylon $095 |: Twist 7 Colors’ : eo 5 SOE. aS e * 4- Ae f tES r 0° 100°, Nylon $95 All Wool. casos a 70% Wool » § Acrilan 1 §$ 1* cope : Carpet Twist © * 130° Nylon Colors Tweed Colors. : . 8a ¥@ | 2 Colots Sq, ¥a. Sq. ¥a. . §q.%4. Se Ta, 1 ° ° NEW ROOM SIZE RUGS ODD ROLLS REDUCED 10°, TO 60° OFF Yds, Description Reg. Price Sale Price eorToH ‘s me OS ne ve ede sue Wel poe SS SE YS HAM Be Te | Piss... 1200 Of ‘ ~ wen RUGS 12x13’S" Beige B. Texture. Reg. 220.00 ....,..+++.++. Sale 128.00 | 42 yds—Nutria Wool Bark Texture 11.95 Sq Ya. Ri Sq. Yd. } 99"x12 Black & White Nylon, Reg. 120.00 .......+.. Sale 72.00 | 62 Yds—Gold Wool. Twist .......1295 Sq. Yd. 7.00 Sq. Yd fe : a . Seale 92.00 | 45 Yds—Green Wool Scrofl .,....10.95 Sq. Yd 6.95 Sq.¥d : 10°4"x12 Black & White Nylon, Reg. 164.00 ....s5+05- .* : ae *Qer *% 48.00 ds.—Rose Beige ae *oene 6.95 Sq Ydi 4.00. 8q. Yd, 11'9"x12 Beige Rayon. Reg. 96.00 .....:5. sasseenvees, Bale @ Yde.—Greea Wool.Twist .......1295 Sq. Yd. 7:00-Sq. : = ae 12x18 Wool Twist Beige. Reg. 336.00 x eieseesees. Sole 168.00 Yds.—Grey Weol Scroll . 11.98 Sq. ¥d. 7,00 Sq. Yd 3 Vi | PE lixl2 Beige & Gold Tweed. Red. 150,00 : séavecseess Sale 90,00 rr —- & Beige Wool oy el ts ek 1. , za Poe ea? Cee eee 92.00 - ~ q =e . q. ~ % ny é $ 00 ear se prem rays week eee sca 72 72 Yae-~Groen Wilton Weel Twist 495 Sa: Yd... M8 Sa ga. |: ® sit Ae: ‘ Yde—Beige 100% Nylon ....... 1 cq 4 Sa Linoleum : 18x16 Rese Wool, Reg. 31400 .......ssenaeaperaters wl ty hen ees 100%, yien 1198 Sa. Ya 8.00 Se, Yd. 8 Fi end' 4 . 12x21'3” Rose Woo! Twist, Reg. nif i teen rs ace 80 Syn a Matt weet, ae Sq Me 4 ~ Yd. a we 4 . 1i°?"x12 Bark Texture Beige, Reg. 4 . 0 Vig a6 se vcete i ds.~ Grey uina iwe . Sq > a iq. Yd. 9Ft. Widths: 4 12xi3'1!" Brown & White Nylon, Reg. 198.00,.,...... Sale 133.00 Mao Yaar-Slaek Beige Twist Wool...1195 Sq. Yd.\ 7.00 Sq. Ye. 12x21 Green Wool Sorell: Reg. '390,00 ....:..++144+- Salle 201.00 | 2 Wi Te Ta ok de 12x26 Black & Grey Wool, Reg. 51000 ...... veseeses Sele 288.009 140 Yda—Lt. Brown & Beige Nylon 1295 Sq. Yd 7.95 Sq. ¥d. | * FIBER 12x19°6” Brown & Beige Tweed, Reg. 26000 ...... .. Sale 145.00 | 91 Yds.—Brown & Boine dee . 11.95. Sq. Yd. 7.95 Sq. Yd. |: 12x13'4" Brown, ‘Béige & White Tweed, Red 180.00 ... Sale 98.00 78 Séa—-teows, & ve ah cae ae ies, | R GS: $ 12x13'6” Brown & B: Rippletone, Reg. 210.00 .,..,.,.+. Sale 124.00 | j 4g Ys—Brown Hvis Trotd, «ss ere, Senne oe U 142x146” Green Brown Beige Bark, Reg. 220.00 ,....... Sale 190.00 ‘ool Tweed ...... os00s.14.95 Sq. Yd: 10.95Sq. Yd. Fo 12x29°2” Green Rayon, Req. 29000 ..... a ..., Sale 175.00 | 63 Yds—Green Wool Carpet +o e 10.95 Sq. Yd. 5.95 Sq, Ya. : | Sxl2eq.. = 12x22°6" Brown Cotton, Reg. 195.00 ......sssarpere ee Sale 120.00 20 Yds-—Brown & Beige bedees 895 SQ¥d 495 Sq Yas PoP » : 12x22 Green Wool Twist. Reg. 450.00 . AY «+s Salle 210.00 Wool Tweed © 15.98 Sq. ¥d. 7.00 Sq. Yd. [- : 9x12 Brown & Beige Wool Tweed, “Ag 128.00. coeses. Sale 66.00 | 67 Yds.—Turp. Cotton Plush Carpet 7.95 Sq. Ya. 4.00 Sq. Yd. | ~ os 9x12 Brown 4 Beige Wool «144.00 5: Arcs» Sale 72.004 63. Yda.—-White, Cottoh “ - 9x12 9x12 Beige. Weel Twist, Red. or Secesevse, Sale 69.00 F Yde.—Brown oe tence TF Sa Ee os Be eS ; $x12 100% Nylon Beige Tweed, Reg 120.00. eyescee. Sale 66.09 Pits Carpet .%. .-: 7.95 Sq: Yd. 4.00 Sq. Ya. |” Linoleum 95 9x12 Ture. Wool Bark Tex. Reg. 144.00 .,..sser-.... Sale 72.00 | 93 Yds.—Beige Cotten Plush Carpet 7.95 Sq. Yd. 400 Sq. Ya. ft | 9x12 Grey, Woot Tex., 44.00 .imehtevesse,. Sale 72.00 | 73 Yda—Woel Grey Wil'n Tweed is 95-Sq. Yd. * > 9298 Sq. Ya. PL OF 9x12 Gold Weel wist, Reg Thos ee eeabendeescse B@le 84.00 § 60 Yds.—Wool e Wil'n Tweed 16.95 Sq. Ya 1298 Sq. Yd. |. RUGS x12 Nutria Wool Serell Rog. 275.00.........)c.0.++. Sale 64.00 | $7 YdemWool Brown Beige Bark 11.95 Sq. Yd. 695 Sq. Ya. | : ot nee eg cusestenecseees, Sale 72.00 § 43 Yds.—Turs. & Grey Wool Bark 11.95 Sq. fe 6.95 Sq. Yd. ; * t Herr ne, See so eds ce sectersesees Sele 96.00 nese thle oS .» 695 Sq. Yd. 295 Sa. Yd fs nes 0 9 — Tues, Wed. & Sal. 9:30 to 6 || RUNNERS caper” ‘Up to 12 Ft. Long CLOTHES 71:N. Saginaw x ee é es - AN AIF COUN e 4, - Th hs sik toc Geom Gea ot aaa “a dent Franklin. D,” Roosevelt will |million barrels, Grand Forks for| Ney York for 615,000. ae oe igs Tee a ~<) speak America Facing Michigan : 4 ce ; that many will visit the Pa- A Shaan one omen revel this yor are Unely to reach . 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Wear without ironing... touch up if you prefer, even send it to a commercial laurtdry. If you aren’t convinced | that the Van Heusen Century-Vantage is far and away the most comfortable, most | practical, most handsome all-cotton broadcloth your money back. Remember, Van Heusen Century-Vantage is the only all-cotton drip-dry shirt with the exclusive Century collar that _ ~~ Gare “Shop the Stores That Never | » ., Compromise on Quality” at "| DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 51 N. Saginew + Riad SDSS SS SDSL SS aye 1% General Electric DESIGNER SERIES 17-inch TV EXTRA It’s utterly new and completely different with slim, thin styling. 155 square inches viewable area, 90 day free service and parts warranty. Reserve for Christmas Now! * XL _ wnat * iS ES HUNTERS’ SPECIAL! . “GIBSON HOME FREEZER 14 cubic foot size. 448 pound capacity, $150.00 free food spoilage warranty. 5- yeor protection plan. 5 full-width refrigs erated shelves, deep door shelves. Factory suggested price $399.95. m *259" FREE DELIVERY Anatlemeremcmmns Q) w Throw-Away Aluminum _ _ Oven Linings — New ‘59 Kelvinator ELECTRIC RANGE Ends Oven Cleaning Forever Reg. $259.95 Less $45.00 for 4 Ji fy Your Present Range ? YOU PAY ONLY __ Ends messy oven cleaning. Remove old greasy lining, replace with new shining clean olu- minum linings in a jiffy. Fully automatic, 30- inch range, Reserve Now for Christmas! _ SPEED QUEEN Automatic Washer 4 Wash and Rinse Temperatures Completely safe for all fabrics. Big 10-pound capacity. Price includes delivery, installation, 5-year warranty and | -year free home service. Was ° 00 WITH $279.95 TRADE SPEED QUEEN DRYER Big 10-pound capacity. Dries clothes soft and fluffy, Variable heat control. Gas model in- stalled free ready to use, Electric $178 Gas $198 NO MONEY DOWN General Electric 2-Slice Automatic Pop-Up TOASTER 1895 s] Ae General Electric 9-CUP AUTOMATIC - PERCOLATOR ‘eigtvetiag pal a thecal vagy SH BY PHONE , 3 51 West. Huron io » The GOOD HOUSKEE St. ERAGE San ere Pe Re Ps , ’ 20 inches, The bulb, said to be the are 36 feet high, each topped with |G) VV iil Chicago Lights world’s largest, will be turned “edad fluorescent lamps, The lampsj z a en ~ é: j . a TWENTY-FOUR SHE PONTIAC. PRESS. ee Vthere'lt be dancing in the street,|toon lighting for Christmas andi °65) mise pp. Thy . |which iwil be illuminated by a 50-\other, holiday periods. 1D) S$ ridSiic nome Ves ao inches high and has a diameter of from f a< for a pageant to be staged produce roughly | : , actors, dancers and musicians at|much light as fixtures. installed in| Because the G. -T. : Sos State and Madison streets. (1928, 2 there believes in its heenth: e Fed-| Main Stem Becomes scdibais siti wank e +s Jit bas built a home for itself out jeral Savings & Loan Assn, will be Brightest Street in), ciiden telegraph key in the Association officials say the fa-lOf Plastic t spanutactures, a boild-/held from Monday through Satur.) World Tonight White House at/10 p.m, EST, The)mous shopping. street iwll er feet tong and 30 feet wide, \dday, at thesbranch office, signal. will start the recording of|the most brightly lighted street in) The quonset-shaped ‘ -structure Dixie Highway. a Vanguard satellite “beep" which | the world. |has solid ends, but otherwise is; Opening hours will be 9 a.m. to ra chicas 4 —_Dosniown will actuate the radio controls ead error _—— of ee 8 p.m. State Sr., Chicago's z iming on the lamps in the new plastic s semitransparen becomes the world’s brightest av- fares. All Used Malt Drinks “skin” will permit solar beating | enue tonight. <4 & | CAIRO — Archaeological evi- and reduce fuel costs consider- IButids Long iui President Eisenhower and the The State St. Lighting Assn. said/dence shows that every cultured ably. : Vanguard satellite in orbit around |, wil) be the first lighting system society of the past 6,200 years has. * 4%: * PARIS — The longest pipeline the earth will contbine to turn ©n +, utilize radio control, Radio will produced malt beverages, iniclud-| The “skin” has another feature.|in Western Europe is. ine built) the new $500,000 lighting systeM inn on all lights at dusk, turn off ing Egyptian and Etruscan,’ Ro- It can be taken off and replaced jin France — from along a mile of the famous street. (tions of them at midnight, turn|man and Gallic, Teutonic and Sax- within hours at a cost comparable |linking the Atlantic a a to to a paint job for a conventional eastern border of France. Before the lighting ceremony, all off at dawn, and control fes-'on, “Select Your Gifts Now! Small Deposit Holds ‘til Dec. 24th! Ee eh ee GOD PPOSK SEL ty ase ™ U-Bone. Frame a 1 SPEED eer = SH NENW oIYLING aEie : oO et ° hy J : rs va", 26-inch WESTERN 12” 3FC1032 $10.25 16” 3FC1033 $11.45 ——s ow rrr) rr) 10” Western . Flyer Trike g Reg. $9.95 Value 7 LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Safe! Bail te Sariog front cancel, penctare - proof A b " Western Flyer ce \) Foam rubber saddle! Fam- ous Davis Deluxe tires. Scotchlite pedal reflectors! Hurry ! 2F2020. Fully Guaranteed $1.25 Week Sifesiete FSS SF SE ee eee KK eRe eee ORS SS EES HER SSE CE Ee ee with the sleek lines of a with a ond of iiver trim. 3FPC1446. i PD POS H+ He a, Rea: SEEM TN, Ay. ‘Kener a“ The Rifleman “Flip Special” Now Only ‘3 Restless Gun $377 2-Holster Set Holster Set Rifle shoots roll caps as fast as Fine Leather 2 break-open “Colt 38's.” 2 you can flip or — it. Authen- “No-draw” holstet swivels handsome M4 tooled holsters + tically sealed! Full 32” long. for firing’ Ammo space is and belt. Bullets. Long ties. Rs EC5350. gun butt! 18 bullets. EC5311, EC5326. Folding Dell § $977 Carriage $4.98 Value Tubular handle, 25” high “Sun Bonnet" hood, foot brake. For 2-6 yr. olds. EC5425. Pen ERS Se PN NE ay 7 h4 20” Hi-Heel § Ass LJ Bride Doll Vinyl doll wears lace gown, net veil. Jointed arms, wired : legs, rooted hair. EC5714. AL ARSE OHO TH SSH REE SEH SSH RS NSS RH SRK eV RR eee BOR Oe eR WEIGHT LIFTING SET. $ 4” cor junsor | Satellite” spt Automatic $966 muscle men! Elec. Train Player Drum Non-mar las- Un ue mechanism bounces en balls continuously canine plastic dome. EC6919. rrr, Tete aaacsasenanae Vary Weights |‘ from 2-20 Ibs. airy Amazing! Fun! tic weights, "Easy terms $3.95 Value aluminum bars . end locks, in- {| “Satellite” “actually floats | Turn handle on side, march- structions. + above control car! 3-speed ing rhythm plays. Two sticks ' diesel engine. 5 cars! EC : for manual play. BC6020. 3 Convertible $3 Chair-Table $4.98 Value “Spill the $49 Bottle” Game . Reg. 91.06 Completely safe chair folds 7 Ten 6” bottles, 3 baseball- quickly into @ table. Ideal | size balls Soft polyethylene A really new Junior — ey - $75 RA SHHPRSER RRO See eee eH ERE ee HE SPOUTS! « ” NE swims: || Moby Dick \ fee esanne x, # Pp Save! ugged Sleek xt + WESTERN FLYER | MIDGET AUTO * Twin Anti-Air 7 Ab Craft Cannon Pom Pom Gun “Rat-tat-tat”! Sight! Crank. “Real” firing sound! Barrels recoil alternately! EC5337. Toy Whale ] 98 There she blows! At beach; in tub or pool, 10%” wind-up toy de- lights all! Nylon gears, powerful pump. EC7050. eee eee. Pee ee re eee e ee eer er Ts Elec. Wood- 7 burning Set ULL, approved pen. 10 beau- * tiful plaques, paints for col- mcr Instructions, oes. htt dette hte eet ek et tee srt ee een eae eseess Unbreakable set - includes ten 10- Pe inch pins, 2 balls, * 4 pushers, 8 pucks, 10-ft. floor, in- structions. EC- for 3-12 year olds. EC5915. can’t harm furniture. EC7506. ~ 7524, U DOWNTOWN STORE MIRACLE MILE om yao 162 N. Saginaw St. Quen 9:30- SHOPPING CENTER Satistaction Guaranteed 2 ‘ i. 9:30- 317 S. Tel Rd. ‘ *FE 2-9253 Open 10-9 Dain tE 8.5666 ec Tom, Money Sachi BB? vhas sn ye a We . « ty VYYY VP Yee mf 4% ¢ @.*% go @.% @ &*% o 6% 0 6% o 4.% ff ‘7 * +,¢ e +, * ¢,° e * vi 4 ¢.¢... é . _ Sew? 50% OFF “Seg For Limited Time Only Tussy Moisture CREAM Reg. $3 Size Reg. $5 Size $50 T a. a #y SIBLIN- “‘VI-DAYLIN PP eel eG VITAMINS rin the $2.99 Reg. 98c Size ~ Nu, : OINTMENT 67c Regular 49¢ ° x) P o,% o%ee +. * + e?¢ Pt ee Pee Ped 2 ** *° ,¢ *° Ra +,¢ +,¢ Fad oon o*e,¢ A ee? ZONITE PERSONAL ANTISEPTIC m _ of a 31,75 EL a Store . — , lor $1.50 Se ae DICAL-CIUM 4895 Dixie Hwy. < ta “TAMPA ‘ v Drayton Plains | 25 — Reg. $3.99 Value . os Tae ee Pa Pad $299 IST Liquor ANA 1 store’, NARS e148 cy Rear wie Hurc 3 8 4895 Dixie Hv —r f Y: ry Until 9:00 P.M. ~ Dinette Suites at Lifetime Savings! 5 and 7-Piece Suites in New Bronzetone, Black, Chrome - Prove It to Yourself! Come ~ art! Rey. $49.95 te. = =< * $59.50 — NOW Only* *: 3, 4-pe. ‘ Soted ‘aned and Sec- 3 ef; “ tonals. Up. to $190... $99 . $79.50. GOING AT eae Utility Tables, Elec. ao Were $9.95, $4.45 > Beg. $89.50 to 599.50 — NOW Only $389.00 Dining Room Sets, Buffet, China. Table, “ee Chairs beautiful saree eee een eae cd S49 Also Some Reg. $11 ee $119.50-$129.50 [ Le 50 & $69.50 room sise$ “Beds and Bedding Sarin Buy! Innerspring Mattresses, Box Springs, Hollywood Beds, Bunk Beds. Everything Near, at, or Below Cost! 510 Re. $29.95 to 50—NOW Only © ie to $169.50: Bedroom groups sacrificed in salt Pe Witte e « « treats +s $88 m4 aa Reg. $27.50.t0 $34.95—NOW Only $129.95 to $179.95 Bedroom } suites being liquidated. $7 % i eee Reg. $44. 95 to $49. 50— NOW Only. 938,10 to. $119 Innerspring ; Mattress plus Box Spring ....++. $59 ¢ 6- a Parc Held Back! “We Are Not Going Out of Business!’ Terrific Casual $59 Furniture Bookcases, Tables, Card Table Sets, Desks and Desk Chairs. .». Yes! At Metro Furniture Co. Reg. $10.95 to $17.50 Now Going at al Buys! Plastic Sofa Bed. Choice’ o Reg. $17.95 to $24.95 a Now Going at Only Hot Point, Admiral cere ‘$ tors at better discount prices Ask. as Reg. $27.95 to $36.50 Now Going at Only Hi-Fi players and all TV Sse sets. Known. ‘58 brands now ~} ficed, 2 $169 to $219 Bedroom Suite — Liquidating. at "GAP TSE Eek! * *8 +¢ e+ et @ | Ma .»» Every Item Goes! Rea. $29.95 to. $35 — NOW Only | 5 .95 two-door inant ward- robe. Some slightly gn Ow 016 con cies Reg. $39.95 to $65 —NOW Only $6.95. to $14. 95 Dinette Chairs in chrome, black, bronze. Choice .. $3.98 Reg. $69.95 to $98— NOW Only $59.00 to $69.95 Studio Couches in choice of colors: Yes, only ....:. All Table and Floor Lamps. Take your pick a de ae yo eae: He were vere $1998 att Going out ai a | “12 ne Also Reg. $39.95-$57.50 Pieces | $199 to $219 Hide-A-Way 5 | Sofa Beds with Innerspring 1] Living Room Chairs Unheard-of-Buys! Lounge Chairs, Occasional Chairs, Reclining Chairs, Vibrator Chairs No Exceptions! 18 328 "Ad Also Reg. $99.50-$139.50 Chairs seee sev’. EMBER 13, 1958 ECVE NOUN comed VEEEE + ‘These items arrived too late for our Anniversary Sale last week. We have: large quantities of each. item, so we are offering them at the planned Anniversary erie! Take oerentase of these fantastic values now! Ladies? inter Coat Regular $55.00 Black Alpacas, Tweed Reversibles, Strong Hewat Tweeds and Plushes. Ladies’ Ntorm Coats Regular to $17.95 ~ Poplin, quilted lined with orlon, hood or self collars. A fabulous buy. Ladies’ and Girls’ Winter Car Coats Regular $17.95 “Il Hooded or self collars, all quilt lined. Some have knit collars. Beige, black, red and colors, Men’s Jackets INCLUDING Suburbans, Bombers, Clickers, Surcoats and Polished Cottons Regular to $19. 95 te Many, many styles of jackets and coats, all with quilted lining for win- ter warmth. — * Ladies’ SHIRT SENSATION Famous Name DRIP-DRY COTTONS Reg. 3.95 ,, 5.95 ‘ Drip-dry cotton shirts with full length sleeves or the new Italian roll-up style. All are superbly tailored in prints, solids or stripes. Only by a fantastic purchase could we offer these fine chit at this price .The famous name is on the ag. give your feet a /i lift! It’s great pubig; win thc chin: Bae, aoce handsome, comfortable Portage Shoes. Like walking on clouds the way these soles —- add buoyant comfort. Jaunty styles that are smart, trim and youthful. A Terrific Value! 5 Black or Brown — Reg Sizes 6 to 12, B, C, D. ' $1495 s& ulPw Pe i. r acischinamiteetiaians DOUBLE TIME — The watch in the right photo indicates tle strange time of 16 minutes past 21 hours. It’s a special time piece | commemorating the entry of Alaska into the Union. Since some days have 19 hours of light and some nights 18 hours of darkness in the new state, the watch lets Alaskans easily distinguish between , A. M. and P. M. The conventional 1-12 numerals, left, are trans- ; formed into 13-24, right, by an automatically regulated mainspring. | | Strange Shadows Lurk : By LYLE C. WILSON : WASHINGTON (UPD) — In all|faint mental images of a very 4 -happened- E % B [- [ ai gE I say the Republican young man the hour inherited a political tra- But you would better say it with considerable qualification. Hi 3 ; + f E HL i lit i =8 i rt E { E 5 dF i i 1] Hl eis ¢ : i} z i E i E z gef 28 78 3 il i E ef : li ! Behind This Rockefeller | i z2 Hi : : i old man’s gigantic philan- ny ges gig 4 L— ° ° -") ° " ® wih: tele eee / simucateo PLUSH Aa $1.29 Value C Assorted Colors OTHERS AT BIG SAVINGS. TV DOGS t $398 E LAYAWAY NOW ; sr ae Plastic : Flannel Back : Table Cloths Christmas 154x54 $179| | Table Cloths 54x72 $249 54x54 59% : 54x72 79¢ Wipes Gecning 1 154x90 99¢ bl Sit or lay head on ‘ them. 22” long. | ty | 5 and Saturday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.—Sunday 2to5 [ire 3-Pc. Bedroom Outfit fam Double Dresser Panel Bed and Mirror in Grey Mahogany BOOKCASE BED optional at $17.50 additional OPEN STOCK—CHEST... $44.50 NITE STAND... .$23.00 $20.00 additional OPEN STOCK CHEST... .$47.50 BOOKCASE BED optional ot NITE STAND. .. $23.00 COMPARE THESE WITH SETS SELLING FOR $50 MORE! of | 3-Pc. Bedroom Group Your Choice of | Double or Triple Dresser, Panel Bed or Mirror All ps in gleaming Mahogany. a cuaenouens drawer Sag ine i drawers; polished a Below: Tangier Mahogany or Charcoal af Not @ Full or Twin Size 6-Inch Foam Rubber : f h 3 i es : @ Form Fitted Construction @ Regular $169.50 Value @ Lowest Price We've Offered » @ Hurry! First Come—First Served and Not -But—Big 6 Lach Thick j | Firestone Foamex Goth for only | Rain or Shine The Sale Cash and Carry Prices “MODERN SLEEP TRUCK to Be PARKED in CENTER of MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER No Charge for Rope or Assistance Small Delive i Delveed USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN! , / * ‘ * 2 PA FE 8.9551 hs minty * are Pay Store SPECIAL PRE. CHRISTMAS SALE! STOCKING | STUFFER GIFT . a GIFT BOXED WITH GIFT CARD } ENCLOSED. FRAGRANCES OF GISELLE, MUSETTE AND SYLVIA f BY MORELL, - 7 North aeick "Street a Phone PE 46842 | “Better Things in Sight” red Open Friday Eveninigs be 3 {oso “SHOP TODAY FOR DISCOUNT | PRICES ON DRUGS AND COSMETICS [Saqq,~4J 52" PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA... = 37° 10 Closed Wednesday Atercoees : ‘BEST HOMECRAFT 7 - SAW VALUE ON THE 89° LAVORIS MOUTH WASH ........ 20. 5Q* MARKET! 37° FEENAMINT GUM LAXATIVE... w. 29° 9 Serax covers | 49° FLETCHERS CASTORIA pe aber - Ea ee og pe ‘Slices 2x4's at 45°without a whimper! ere” See THROW LAUNDRY. 6%" P wer Saw | S LIVERS E BASKET 4 b _ ASSORTED COLE ~~ barge Capacity La o es len th OR kc re ome ch mea 3 sata ae eS ai) * ) es : ‘ See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, INC. 34 Mill St. and 631 Oakland Ave., Pontiac, Mich. TONTGTE FE 5-4161 OPEN 9 TO$ g MONDAY THRU ay: 2 otal | Is CHEST and DOUBLE DRESSER BOOKCASE BED Take Your Choice 3-Piece BEDROOM SUITE or 7-Piece LIVING ROOM YOUR CHOICE “109° 2 TABLE LAMPS, 2 END TABLES, COFFEE TABLE, CHAIR, SOFA Factory Clearance of Discontinued Lines MATTRESSES One Group One Group $28 One Group $3 8 OF BDO 5-Piece [| DINETTE SET 2-Tone inlaid Top Reg. 79.95 Now 549% = z With Reg. $ 199.95 Innerspring pee be al NOW BUNK BEDS Reg. Twin Size 39 Inch Béds Includes. 2 Bunk Steps, Guard Rail, Ladder 78” “Tilt-Back Chair With Vibretor | Reg.” $89.95 $hQ° NOW & With Purchase ‘of Any Major Appliance Living Room Set Bedroom Set EMERSON 21-INCH | TABLE TV oh. ag" Reg: $179: 95 NOW Ase xl Re a: ie. for Vote Talks - ANN ARBOR (AP)—Within less than a However, decade the number of Michigan residents 65 years old or more has risen 23 per cent. * * * 9 A new report of the Legislalive Advisory ; Council on Aging makes the estimate in a report today. Clash Between State, Civil Rights Board May Erupt in December | By STANLEY MEISLER WASHINGTON (AP) — A clash between the Civil Rights Commis-) sion and the state of Alabama | may erupt next month at an open, hearing on Negro voting. The commission says it will subpoena all the witnesses and records it needs for a Dec. 8 hear-' ing in Momermesy. _ * rate for the The estimated number of persons 65 or older, as of the 1957 papulntion. is 568,000, That's a 23 per cent increase since 1950, the report says. The 23 per cent matches the increase in the state's total population, ac- | cording to the figures. counties. with 1957. a decrease in-the tate: ig ip gtowth:of this age gtoup is predicted. 4 . Anthony Lenzer, executive secretary of the council, said that while the actual number will increase, present data in- dicates a “definite slowing down” in the group as a whole. The council said the’ rate of increase in the 65-and-older group is less in rural lesser populations. However, a county+by-county analysis showed “great differences” in trends. Macomb and Qsteg@ . had 50 per cent increases between 1950 and But Atty. Same slau Petignss,| ee. ee bas| tigating complaints that told the state’s vote registrars'is investiga a they do not have to turn over reg-/some Puerto Ricans have been ¥ Ga Shows Rise istration records to federal repre-} emery on ti to vote ml Nes | ras added he} Yor ty. They repertedly can} § lj C oS ae sagan the com-|read and write Spanish, but amin yphi is ases =" to get the records. ‘English. Literacy in the . English The hearing will be the first/language is required of voters’ un- held by the mew commission,/der Ne wYork’s laws. which announced plans for it and| other activities after a closed! Beavers’ Dams Long | 9 rE Wednesday. meeting here ST. PAUL—Beavers have been _ The Public Health Service to- national conference—tee using | a oneal integration problems in ‘known to build dams nearly half; day said the increase from 131,- | the border states and the South,'a mile long and as high as 14, 763 im 1956 to 136,039 was the | WASHINGTON @® — The number of syphilis cases in this country rose again last year. was. scheduled for Nashville,|/feet. Their domed lodges, sur- second successive annual rise in Tenn., in February. x *« * ifeet in diameter and have interiors | year decline. One county in California re- The commission said it also 4 feet high, at TELE ..- 48 South Saginaw Street ... Pontiac... Modern Dining Room Suites © ee IN sian OAK Here is just about the finest Selection of Suites not exactly as pictured A of 5-Pe. DINE ETTESA Your Choice of Hundreds of DINETTES In Every Wanted Style, Especially Low Priced at © No Interest or\Carrying Charge! ® No Finance Company to Deal With! ® Make Payments at Our Store! ported wwore than 10.00 syphilis cases during 1957 among grant farm workers. .- * * * The umber of cases of gonot- rhea im 1957 was 222,048, down from) 233,595 in 1956. This con- tinued the decrease of about 5 per cent shown between the 1955 and 1956 totais. Coffee Goes Further BOSTON — The average coffee-| ‘rounded by water, are often over 3; SYphilis cases after a steady 10- imaker gets 63.9 cups out of a States is the Denver-Boulder road +e, * Personalities ang party organi- zations, jn the absence of local issues, are dominant factors in lelections, she said Wednesday in an Pgs we pe de added the va- cationing” former ambassador ‘to Italy. “But I suspect the same thing that brought about defeat in + Mrs. Luce said Gov.-elect We son Rockefeller of New . York is the only candidate who. could de: GOP presidential nomination, Asked to comment about Harold n's “dump Nixon” drive, she replied: “Mr, Stassen has jmanaged to dump poor Mr. Stas- = with. astonishing regularity. * Smallest turnpike in the United pound of coffee today compared'in California, It is 17.3 miles in with 49 cups in 1949. - dining room furniture your home. There is no furniture so rich in appearance, so beautiful in design, so luxurious in finish, so economical in price as this beautiful Limed ,Room Furniture. OPEN STOCK Buy Just the Pieces You Needty, ' tr OPLEAF TABLES CHINA CABINETS as low as ee) as low as ee er ee CHAIRS © as low GB ..6i5.6¢%.<- Aor eee eevee \length. you could buy for Oak Modern Dining: eee eee eee ne *9Q* $ 1 4" Connecticut brought ae victories ~ in. Arizona besa io: See _ wee ; * * * feat Vine President Nisin tor thejident shelling of the Quemoy I day, continuing their day-on, day. off schedule. jes around Amoy lobbed 259 shells at the Quemoys. up to noon, This followed the pattern of Communist firing on odd-num- bered days of the month and no wood, in, chief of the US. Pacific Fleet, called on Pres Gen, Wat Nationalist chief ‘Hopwood nisvied Tuesday for a week-long inspection of American and Chinese naval installations and a trip to the U.S, 7th Flegt | guarding Formosa waters. The Defense Ministry continued to report .intense Communist. mili- Shu-ming, staff, Bae important than razzle-dazzle or ~gagok The Chinese Nationalst Defense | Ministry said Red coastal batter- In Taipel, Adm, Herbert G. Hop-| § eommander tary. preparations in coastal areas facing the Quemoys. ‘ Big 10 Pound TURKEY o>) «ae not ‘0 in Pharmacy. In ‘our pro- ‘fession, care and dependability are far speed. 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CUCUMBERS Each CABBAGE Head Butter Nut SQUASH pig. CELERY STALKS punch RUTABAGAS Each SILVER FLOSS PLUMS SALTINES | eS 2 y Bf nten 1 tb. - 19° ‘ : San pert Tes Sandwich COOKIES | PEANUT BUTTER at, TISSUE : 2: AD | x 49° Sa? bin 400° Count Box : FOOD 2135 DIXIE HIGHWAY at Telegraph Rd. 1 HIGHLAND RD. (M-59) at WILLIAMS LAKE RD. Satieameae Sib Rake "CLOSED SUNDAY cance Vana CLOSED SUNDAY ‘a — Always Plenty of Free Parking at All Food Town on wiv SUNDAYS 9 ice M. rc pi. ree htt Le qed Na % THE. PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1958 es PRUNE 'N’ SPICE BREAD — Easy to make, = make your reputation as a cook. You can't fail! “Aelighttul to serve, this new batter bread will Sliced Prune Bread Delicious as Toast Fall is a wonderful and invigorat-, ing time of the year. But on @ crisp) Fall morning, “how they hate to get out of bed!” We think our, Prune ‘n’ Spice Bread will do the trick, though. All mom has to do is pop flavor- ful slices of this home-made bread inte the toaster . . . and the fra- grant aroma will have them scurry- ing to breakfast in ‘no time.. (It's delicious served with honey and as @ sandwich companion for cream cheese, too.) And more good news is the fact that even a “first-timer” can bake Prune ‘n’ Spice Bread. Today, so many women are hesitant” to bake yeast-breads (although many of them secretly ‘The most important thing about BAKING Meeeere scientifically @an you be sure of uniform ac- tion in the mixing bow! plus that ‘from the top of the larger one. | Bake loaf 40 to 50 minutes, or om te), and they shy away from recipes that call for yeast... | because they think they're too hard er take too long. For these reasons a quick, easy “Better-Way" method of baking with yeast has been developed. This method eliminates the hard, time- consuming ‘steps . . . there's no easy as mixing a cake! “Batter-way Recipe for Prune ‘N’ Spice Bread 2 oupe sifted ali-purpose flour 1% tesepecn colt cry % teaspoon cinnam On 4 teaspoon ovtuag or allspice 3 a cloves tablespoon soft shertenin % pm. tweetened, Grated. cooked ™% cup warts Water (110"-115°) } pkg. special active dry yeast 1 @gg (room températore) Blend the first seven ingredients in a bowl. Pour the warm water into another howl, or use the mixer bowl. Sprinkle the yeast on top. Let stand a few minutes, then stir. Blend in the egg. * * *® Add about 2/3 the flour-mixture minutes, or until smooth. Beating in this recipe takes the plaéé of kneading. Stop mixer. Pour/in all | the rest of the ingredients and beat again With a spoon until’ smooth — 1 to. 1% minutes, Sofape batter down from sides of pow. * & ® / Cover and Jet rise in warm place** until doubled -~ about 45 minutes, Méanwhile, grease bread pan, 4x8%4x2%- inches or 9x5x3- inches. , Beat raised Ketheke hard—5s0 strokes. Pour into the pan—it will he a thick, somewhat sticky bat- fer. Tap pan on table to settle the batter. “ Let ise ih warm place** until doubled, about 30 minutes. Batter will comie to within 44-inch from! the top of the smaller pan, 1-inch} roe oven. to quick-moderate (375 degrees) . “ |until well browned on sides and top to _* rt... EEL SATISHED Remove from pan and cool on rack’ or crosswise on top of pan, **For a cozy warm place, place , lnow! or pan on a rack over a bow! | half full of hot water, Keep water Fo hot. } You get a temporary emulsion every time you beat or shake’ French dressing (made from oil, \vinegar and seasonings), | When a custard is over-baked,| Drain a can of minced clams, py ebess Sse PORK CHOPS FRESH DRESSED PAN-REDI FRYERS ‘Lb. 29° | CHOICE CENTER CUT MILD CURED SLICED BACON Ube hd had “TENDER, “Juicy ROUND STEAKS Must Have Grease Trop | ‘BACON TENDER, SLICED BEEF LIVER: TENDER BEEF or Holt’ LEAN, MEATY ‘SPARE RIBS POT ROAST kneading or shaping of dough. It's and the prunes to the yeast-mix-/ ture. Start the mixer on medium} jspeed, or beat by hand. Beat 2 GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS for Finer Gifts Faster—and Less Stamps Per Book! Prices effective thru Saturday, November 15th, We reservé the right te limit quantities. 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As of November 1, approx Michigan potatoes, eqaash, cab A {mately five million bushels were|>ase and caryots will stretch the es (in cold storage, tive thousand bush-|dollars you spend for fresh vege- sh i see ee tables. messes Apples oot penton at The 1958 peach crop was about) aft other dg 15 per cent larger than last year; soe ragged supplies are much ba wa or these reasons you are finding Lettuce supplies « are good, prices very reasonable prices for’ ‘canned hard. : ; reasonable and heads are BENE peaches this fall. ‘sherbet glasses with red — » ally very solid. * ££ * on top. . Aas ard box are are two cents'a pound) You may find slightly higher | Other canned items rating at-' ‘D TABLES — less than the number‘ 176 size. tomato prices, California’s crop tention this week: corn, green It takes 900,000 poppy seeds ) able £94 SeaicaiNotion that grog ox i ii is finished, Florida's Not im full beans, peas, tomatoes, spinach. ‘make up a pound, : : hausted 2 ment Gintn te lice es one # sag Poin ad supply < nei Libby’s Libb * Libby's CUT-GREEN a BEANS Cut Beets Sweet Peas 303 Cans ‘ 303 Cons } Cans 5-1 10 LIBBY’S Cream 3 Style or Whole Kernel "gga CORN 3249 CHASE and SANBORN ye : - COFFEE ri or R ular : Me. LIBBY’S - Chili Con Carne Libby's PO meres: f. oe" FRUIT COCKTAIL f==—<—= : 53 > a - | Tw. I< Poanet Beiter e, Ge ya OT perelae te, ie E ,Taaprt ses mk 89 Cc git SUIT COC Famo Pancake’ Flour . anna | | | . 2°49 iy: «=—ti(ié‘(C i = 49: Jack Rabbit _PUMPKIN Su a 5 , | > Navy Beans. | | Large 22 Can SLAB BACON , | ‘ e tT Whole or Half Portion 2529 15° ? : Peter’ s Boneless ores LLED HAMS — Covered Raisins Peter's Skinless 1s SEY LINK SAUSAGE CLOROX | | ite No. 2% Can of 12 ounce og, at Gal. 37 a | ‘free! : SILVERFLOSS Pee cae : Re | < OunGsS 0. ’ 4 am} Michigan No.1 FRESH HAMS ‘49 — | | , LSC 1 | : H OT D Oo G 5 Whole or Shank Portion mic » ae Ihs. $415 Pia HOCKS 2g a r ; Per " ween Fees, fiTz - HERES VALUE TO GO BUY! _ = Q r— 4 : oe eer g. ‘ ’ yee : kd * : . z - F ; ee & ‘ s of a! oe ‘ : if ¢ i = Bare es 2 Me a ee = Lig a sey “Shop Rite Market — co Huron n Fredy. sh Rite ener, Se Gin a 884 ae a4 ios Fe a JHE 263 Auburn Ave.—Open Sunday . a f : ts a ie 4 \ f gee * 4 z o pe i _- 7 es Sat % oe ; . \ : i. | . | ; : ) : e. : ‘ ¢ 5, ; a i j ae ee A ig a er te gee cauliflower and broccoli on serving platter. Spoon sauce ‘over hot vegetables. Garnish with ‘egg slices and pimiento, if desired, ‘Makes 8 servings. ~~ Pleases the Eye Flower arrangements adda nice, | gey touch to anv buffet table. But, Tomatoes Are | Vegetable, Says Supreme Court It's surprising that tomatoes even bother to speak to other veg-° etables. Tomatoes have been to the, Supreme Court of the United States, a distinction no other vege- ‘tables has achieved It happened way back when Grandmother was helping to make the Gay 90's famous, A firm in New York City im- ported some tomatoes from the West Indi#s. ‘The Government col-) lector of customs said, ‘There's an import duty of 10 per cent on, vegetables. Please pay.'' The men who imported the tomatoes said, “But Mr. Customs Officer, toma; toes are fruit. And fruit comes in: free, We should not have to pay mp | when you stop to think about it, they're not nearly as important as the attractiveness of the food itself, So, for your next buffet, here's a suggestion’ for the pretti- est vegetable dish of the year. And one of the best your friends have ever tasted, too! The golden egg sauce is a pleas- ing and flavorful combination of butter, milk, celery, onion, paprika and chopped eggs. All tasty satices are made with butter. You can just count on this sauce having a real rich flavor. And what smooth creamy satice you'll have too, when you use bsth butter and. milk. It takes only a few minutes to make For this vegetable me die y, arrange piping hot, bright green breceoll spears on twe sides of a large snowy white head of cooked caulifiower, Or around if, If you prefer. Spoon @ generous amount of the golden egg sauce over the hot vegetables. Add egg. slices and strips of pimiento for. garnish, if! you like. Your guests will take it from there. Vegetable Mediey with Golden Egg Saace 1 large head cauliflower, cooked 1 —— broccoll, cooked “Vegetable,” said the Govern. | ment man, “Fruit,” said the importers “Vegetable,” said the Govern- | ment man, “We're going to court,”” said the importers, And they did. The low- er court decided tomatoes were! vegetables. The importers took the i - iia: Seanted PUMPKIN SOUFFLE PIE — New, different and decidedly delicious ig Pumpkin Souffle Pie! Spicy canned pumpkin filling has a new look and flavor when combined with gelatine and ice | } and dressiness. Cap finely chopped selecy icase to the Supreme Court. chopped on | Im May, 1893, came the big de-| ; : : : : ‘3 eras fiew una’ oat plo caid a Su-! By JANET ODELL ,Salt and spices in saucepan; add) 4 -aaepoan paprike 'preme Court, think of tomatoes as; _ Pestiac Press Home Editor ‘water. Heat to boiling, stirring. 3 eggs, hard-cooked and chopped vegetables; most people use them Not all the pumpkins were used Remove from heat; stir ice cream Melt butter in fry pan. Add as vegetables; therefore, for pur- @5 jack o'lanterns at Halloween); 19 —eelery-and-onion.-Cover and cook poses of the tariff, tomatores ARE tiie, A good many are teft to slowly for 5 minutes. Stir in flour, | vegetables. ‘vide one of the season's nicest | é a = —— P asi 'Pour inte pastry shell; with almonds, if desired. Chill” Back-in the old days they gl until firm, One 9-inch pie. bother to make pies. They jus aca ~ took the seeds out of the ere ont, * ad oe ‘filled it with maple sugar and) Tne nee pom & praia ‘whatever spices they had and 8 k ‘baked ft that way. The crust is a .réfinement- of modern living. not mixture by spoonfuls. Add (pumpkin, "mixing —untit-—smooth- ‘Chill until filling mounds’ slightly. jfor. old- fashioned pumpkin pie. The’ There are always some who | gpives ‘make’ this. pie. shee ab gerllellgrertige SPICED OLD-FASHIONED wew Versions of old favorites, | PUMPKIN PIE | The latter will take to Pumpkin | 1 cup sugar | Souffie Pie as a duck to water. M% teaspoon salt | 1% feaspoon ground ginger Souffle pies are not new, but the} teaspoon ground cinnamon idea of psing pumpkin in one is.| :2 {otsPoon ground putmes ‘Try this out on your evening card) group first. We'll wager everyone) ‘will want the recipe, | PUMPKIN SOUFFLE PIE is teaspoon ground cloves 3 eggs \l'y cups cooked mashed L peerein i cup light cream or mi! Pastry for i-crust 9- pa ple : ginger, ~ cinnamon, envelope unflavored gelatine = s cup brown gugar, firmiy packed cloves. Beat in eggs ¢ (taspoon salt 2 teaspoon cinnamon @ « teaspoon ginger « cup water I pint vanilla ice cream l cup canned pumpkin Baked 9-imch pastry shall Toasted haived almonds (optional): Combine gelatine, brown sugar, |Pour mixtur< ‘lined with unbaked pastry. | Bake in a prehesited hot oven 50 minutes or until a knife inserted in center } a t b a a VEGETABLE MEDLEY — Please the eye as well as the appe- tite with this colorful vegetable dish. Spoon golden egg sauce over the top and garnish with pimiento. | (400 degrees) Saar SY | 5 Safest for Health! f, A wash that’s Clorox clean is mea hygienically clean, safer for family health...for noother home launder- ing product equals Clorox in germ-killing efficiency. Another good reason to use Clorox every time! A man takes special pride in a shirt that’s Clorex-clean. And no wonder! Everything in yoar wash comes out so spanking fresh when you thake a habit of adding Clorox te your laundry suds. White cotton, linen, nylon, rayon come “out extra white .., color-fast cotton and linen, extra bright. You always get an extra measure of cleanliness with Clorox .+. the most efficient product of its kind keer an EXTRA BOTTLE _ MANDY FOR HOUSE CLEANING! if you have them on hand, ‘give nice crunchiness sprinkle j Thanksgiving dinner, this month. ;|We think they should have a recipe! Mix together sugar, flour, salt, | nutmeg and) Stir in pump- kin and cream or milk. Mix well.| ‘efa-s 9-inch pie shell | almonds eeatad coe the top, - comes out clean, Cool. Decorate top with baked pastry pumpkins or as desired. Yield: 6 servings: This iast rectpe’ts for a chiffron, pumpkin pie, Its main distinction comes from the ¢risp, buttery;— cru that sets off the delicate fill- * ke PUMPKIN CHIFFON PIE Butter-Cream Qheese Pastry 1% cups sifted all-purpose flour = teaspoon «alt 3-ounce poaenys cream cheese iy cup butt Combine pu sift flour and salt into mixing bowl, Mix cream cheese and butter together thor- long Blend eheese-butter mix- ‘ture “into dry ingredients until it iforms a dough. Shape mixture into a flat round patty. = in refrig- ierator until firm. Roll sibiiatembaety \y-iach thick on a lightly floured board | or pastry cloth. Fit into 9-inch | pie pan, trim edge 1-inch beyond edge of pan. Fold crust under and flute edge. Prick bottom and sides ‘bf ‘crugt with fork. ‘Ohill. Bake in hot ovgn, 425 degrees F., until crisp and brown, 12 to 15) | minutes, Cook and fil] with Pumpkin Chif- fon Pie filling. Makes one 9-inth pie shell. 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The Heinz « Bean + Consommé Y will redeem from you for 10¢ plus 2¢ ha < Vegetable s Chicken Sores mover tan sor bua o ® biel Heinz bs Puldibepe 94. Peeaoneenes Noodle « Beet Noodle tion for + Beet with Vegetables * Chicken with Rice 7 a Gumbo e ¥ : ecatabe s “Gurnbe Creole « Cream of Celery « Cream of a shy < Chowder « Cream _ Peas Cepem of n@¢ EEE ELAS T IELAL IAL LAE SEERA AEE BSB ie Chi °* 99° SI IR LOPLI SP FOLIO LY SALE FOSS 9 SOAP BER EH E AB EDP & sg i ‘ A 3 ee, ‘a Bese at planning a dance, “Fall Frolic.” to be hell ot Glen Oaks Country Club Saturday night. Mrs, Robert Myers (left) and Mrs. Edward Omans are publicity ; Hills Art Group Plans 2nd Show BLOOMFIELD HILLS — , Bloomfield -Art Association closed its successful Members Show last Sunday and-is ppen- ing another show—‘Design’— with a reception this coming 5 when the Eames movies in . color are presented. : A Round Table of discussion of entries offered in the Design Show will be moderated by Gere Kavanaugh, Hugh Acton and Dick,Jennings. .* * * One of the nicest and earli- est Christmas parties every year (this will ‘be the fourth) is the “brunch” given by Mr. and Mrs. John L. McQuigg and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Strouse. Clever red and white invita- tions will soon be in the mail to invite friends to open the holiday season with them Dec. 7 at Bloomfield: Hills Country Club. Although the Strouses moved to New York after the first affair, they come back to be joint hosts every year. The red and white color scheme of the invitations will be carried out in every attrac- tive way. ' * * * Mrs. Walter J. Bemb will be one of the many hosts at the opening Gourmet Dinner this from M State Uni- versity and David from the University of :. Bees married Nov. 28 in St. Dun- seeere ot Cats Cheech . Cranbrook. .A reception will follow. at Forest Lake Country Club, The bride-elect, daughter of Austin Turner and Mrs. Mar- garet Melanthy Turner, both of Wahiawau, Hawaii, has been with her future parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Lovell of Clifton drive, since August. Her mother is expected to ar- . Yive this weekend. Mrs, Turner will stay with her friends, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gilray of Avondale road, Mr, and Mrs. W. A, Haist will give a dinner for the en- gaged couple Saturday eve- ning and Mrs. C. E. Dalton will be hostess at a luncheon _ for Miss Turner next Wednes- *-- # 2 Phoebe Otter left Tuesday for a visit with the Harold Holmyards in New Canaan, Conn. She will go to New York next week to visit her sister, Julie Otter, at her apartment. For Smoked Meat For a heavy smoke flavor on barbecued meat, edd hard-— chairmen bee the affair, Mrs. Myers i is arriving for @ commitiee meeting held at the Omans residence on Pinegrove avenue. Desig chairman Mrs. John McCormick (left) and Mrs. Donald Peterson, cochairman, were kept busy listing those so-important last minute details at the recent meeting. : Shower at Hodge Home HonorsSandra Wampitler Sandra Wampfler, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Car] Wamp- fler of Clarkston, announced attendants Wednesday evening ‘at a shower given by Mrs. maid, and Harriett Glasman -has been asked to be junior bridesmaid. TO WED IN JANUARY Sandra will exchange vows with Harley Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ross of Detroit, Jan, 24. Sanford Postol of Chi- Adams, Mrs, Ross, Mrs. Alex Kokins, Dee Brim, Mrs. Rob- ert J. Lenz, Mrs. Kal Blanken- /Ship, Mrs. Eugene Swaney - and Mrs. Nuella Moore. Also attending were Mrs. John Gardiner, Mrs. Hugh * Bigsby, Mrs, Leon D, Baum- gardner, Georgeanna Block, Mrs, Hargus Sisk, Rosemary Cole, Mrs. Keith VanKleek and Mrs. Sam Glassman. Buy Big Buttons Big buttons are the fashion this season—buttons as big as platters. When you shop for Mrs. Robert Sirbaugh (right) is in charge of decorations for the Saturday ‘Here, she joins Mrs. alumnae dance. John Clyle Haskill Is Speaker Myers, refreshments. , tickets. Doctors of St. Joseph Mercy and Pontiac General Hospitals _ ' will be patrons, committee worker, for Homemakers Club Hears Safety Talk Clyle Haskill, president’ of the Pontiae Area Junior Cham- ber of Commerce, spoke’ to the Professional Homemakers Ex- tension Club Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas Skaggs on Orchid street. Mrs. Marcus Bower’ Jr. was chair- man for the program. Owen PTA Features Safety Talk The’ Girls Service Squad and Boys Safety Patro} attended the Owen School PTA meeting held Wednesday afternoon in the multi-purpose room of the school. : Joseph Zabelski of the Amer- ican Automobile Association spoke on “Safety Education in the Schools." He played the piano and led group singing of safety songs. He then showed a comic film entitled, “I'm -Ne Fool with ~ the aida. A ; Young, Squad and Safety Patrol at Owen School. American Education Week will be-observed tonight with an open house from 7 to. 8:30 p.m. Classrooms will be open and parents will have an op- portunity to visit teachers. Mr. Haskill stated that 11 billion dollars each year are “wasted on. so-called acci- dents,’’ and pointed out that one life every minute is snuffed out by carelessness. The club will donate to the Junior Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee program. * * * Mrs. Lois Jones displayed a sample of Thanksgiving tray Dinner Dance, Fur Show Set at Oakland Hills On Nov. 21, Oakland Hills Country Club will hold a fur fashion show during the cock-_ tail hour to begin at 6:30 p.m. followed by a dinner dance with music by a local orches- tra. Furs, to. be shown by pro- fessionni models, are by Ditt- rich, * * * Mrs. William F, Thomas is chairman of the affair. On her committee are Mr, and Mrs. John M. Howting, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon J. McMullen, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E, Sheehan and Mr. Thomas. Mrs. John L. Fralick is the club’s social chairman, Severi pages today in Women’s Section favors on which members be- gan to work for the Oakland County Convalescent Hospital. * * * Guests. for the evening were Luella Nault, home demonstra- tion agent; Mrs. Hollis Doherty, Mrs. Margaret Curvin, Mrs. Charles Richards and Marge Skaggs. Mrs, Lawrence Denham was welcomed as a new member, Soroptimist Card Party, ‘Bazaar Set — Committees for a Kard Ka- pers Party and bazaar, to be held Dec, 3 at Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Building, were appointed by Mrs, Harold James, chairman, when Sorop- timist Club of Pontiac met at Hotel Waldron Wednesday eve- ning. Mrs. Raymond Swackhamer and Mrs, Richard Pasche re- ported on the Midwestern Re- gional Conference held in In- dianapolis Oct. 25-26. Mrs. K. R. Wright will open her home on Elizabeth Lake road for a bazaar workshop Wednesday evening. Announcement was made of the Christmas party to be held at the home of Mrs, Karl Shultz Dee. 10. On the same- date members will participate in the USO Christmas party, oe & Dancing will be from 9 pam, — to 1 a.m.-with’a local orchestra _ playing. Tickets-may be pur- — chased at the door. Proceeds will benefit St. Jo- seph Hospital's Given Bridal Shower Marjorie Stuk was honored at a bridal shower Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Andrew L. Adams of Williams Lake, Cohostesses were Mrs. N. R, Bartell and Mrs. Carl Putnam. 1 | / “| ey plies e Gi; Takes More Than Shunning Make-Up There is no vittue at all in tween character and an ab- sente of cosmetics. This notion went out with the Victorians. To cherish a lifetime! evening at Orchard Lake Coun- cago will be best man. your home sewing, be sure to try Club, wood chips to the fire near * 8: ¢ - insist on washable buttons, ® @& 2 the end of the cooking time. Guests present at the shower bindings, thread, interficings, Dr, and Mrs. C. G, Darling The chips should be soaked in were Mrs. Wampfler, Mrs. shoulder pads, and othe? “‘find- of Lone Pine court will be hosts water before using. 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Units represented were Anna Gor- ‘don, Pontiac WCTU, Frances Wil- lard, Emor L, Calkins and Mary Chairmen appointed by presi-' dent, Mrs, Little, are Mrs. Eleah Patten, Christian citizenship; Mrs. Alma Fremed, flower and mis- sions; Mrs. John McCormick, de- votional and Mrs. Lena Philpott, calling committee. Serving on the calling committee are Mrs, Edith Green, Mrs. Glenford Haviland, Achilles Mrs. Fremed afd Mrs. ° Arthur Gavrilides. Brockie. ; . Mrs, L. G. Rowley, national vice ay : president spoke te the group on MRS. HARRY GAVRILIDES . “Check Your Loyalties.”’ Mrs. Lalonde . St. George Greek Orthodox Mrs. Hilda Lalonde was installed | Church was the scene of the Sun- as Americanism chairman at the /day afternodn~ wedding of Sophie Tuesday evening meeting of Amer-|Cogma and Harry Gavrilides. The ican Gold Star Mothers Chapter Rev. Achilles Siagris officiated at No. 9, held at the DAV Home. the ceremony before 350 guests. Mrs. Lola Erb, president, an-| Parents of the couple are Mr. nounced that there will be ajand Mrs. Ernest Cosma of Oge- ‘board meeting and luncheon in|maw road and Mr. and Mrs. Achilles Gavrilides of Grand _On Nov. 19, Mrs. Edna Olmsted! Rapids. : ‘ will be hostess at her Telegraph : road home ‘to the group. Cancer| The bride wore a princess- styled floor-length gown of silk- dressings for the American Can-| its with « bodice of Chantilly lace accented with seed pearis. The bell shaped skirt with rose- | Saute strips of green pepper in) detailed coachman back formed olive oil with a clove of garlic) a chapel train that converted into a bustle for the reception. (came cegieammemmaaa O ab ab a we ae. ADS ASD SD n ~~ a "Du Pont's polyester fiber WA AM aL A va A -— fr } TEL-HURON CENTER. Ww. Huron - Telegroph Posen 49 pe ant My, , = — Ss Tota’ upkeep for this amazing new raincoat is pennies for jelectricity! All you need to keep it sparkling clean, wrinkle- \ ree and ready to wear is an automatic washer and dryer! 0 ailored of Aqaron® (65% Dacron*.35% cotton) and \ neal for lasting water-repellence. And you ge ymore than economy and convenience — you get one of the handsomest coats rain ever fell on. Try it on today! Bal raglan model, unlined... $25.00 Set-in sleeves, plaid-lined........ $29.95 “Shop the Stores That Never Compromise on Quality” A lace crown held her fingertip veil of silk illusion and she carried a bouquet of stephanotis, pink rosés and ivy centered by two white orchids, - ATTEND BRIDE Maria Cosma was her sister's maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Bessie Samerly of Grand Rapids, Beth Gregory and Helen Miades. | AH wore pale green satin dresses with flared skirts and they carried cascade bouquets of bronze fugi chrysanthemums with croton leaves and wheat, Ad Af THE PONTIAC PRESS, T Sophie Cosma Becomes Bride of Harry Gavrilides | Cosma, another of the bride's sis- carried bouquets of orchid colored leaves and wheat, Flower girl was Church. Parents of the . couple are Mr. and Mrs.\ 7 Ernest Cosma and Mr, and Mrs. Junior bridesmaids were Kay| 5tOP ters, and Ann Afendoulis, They fugi chrysanthemums with croton Jeanie Gemolis. * * * Attending the bridegroom was Nick Afendoulis of Grand_Rap- ids, the bridegroom’s godfather. : Ushers were’ Spipos Gavrilides :|- ot Boston, the bridegroom’s broth- er, and Samuel, Ernest and Abe'| of the baby’s health, Cosma, brothers of the bride, ok * Junior ushers were Steven Gab- “DE riel and Demitri Asim. : ing ister. Ringbearer was John Afendoulis| She is very cute looking and has a nice but the of Grand Rapids and bearer of the personality Stefana was Michael Asim. fellows say she is a A reception at Elks Temple fol-; iceberg: She wants to lowed the ceremony. ular but she won’t warm up ’'s «& a boy after the. third Before leaving for a Florida! }jpe pulling teeth to get a kiss out honeymoon, the bride changed to! a beige two-piece wool suit ac- SORORITY SISTERS cented with mink and dark brown accessories and she wore the cor- sage from her bridal bouquet. The couple will live oh Seminole | * *« * avenue, The bridegroom attended Grand Rapids Junior College. | members the Oakland County Distritt Nurses Association when they .|: meet Tuesday at the McAuley " School of Practical Nursing. “The Practical Nurse Pro- gram” will be Miss Doyle’s x * * subject. A social hour will be ob- a ce oe 2 served from 7:30 to 8 p.m. A panel will discuss the ques- Mrs. H. VY, Harcourt, R.N., will be hospitality chairman. Host- esses will include Mrs. Jack Casey, Mrs. M, A. Pardee, and Sister Mary Niceta, R.S.M.R.N.- tion: ‘Should instruction in the giving of medications be in- cluded in the one-year pro- gram?” : “DEAR ABBY: I was an ele- vator operator up until y day when 1] lost my job be- Ta = AAS SA ASS SS SLS OS. Ah oa A AAP POP SP DOWNTOWN PONTIAC , N. Saginew mater ft A 4 “Shop the Stores That Never Compromise on Quality’ eam SSSSSSSSSS SS VOU: Nonsense, just a new suit, that's all. Petrocelli, you. know. HE: | thought so. You never looked better. Interesting Me. fabric, that. Almost like engraving they call it Intaglip. Has a nice, soft glow, too. Really does something for me. HE: No question about it. In fact, I believe I'll try one on myself. ryt: Tetrocelli CLOTHES 51 N. Saginew Open Mon., Fri. til 9 P.M. ,TEL-HURON CENTER W. 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White in 32-38 Try it on today at Féderal's! uee site THE thy #28 Be ee et eae aoe tee ‘ = a = 5 xf : a , NOVEMBER 18, 1958 * This wool town dress is a subtle tweed blend of olive green and tur- quoise. Thelightly shaped bolero-like bod- ice is outlined with stitching and accented with large covered but- tons. Keep Atomizer ay at Its Distance Pa Gift hit! Kids adore the gay red tongue that sticks out, ears that wiggle in the wind. Easy crochet! One 4-ounce skein knitting worsted plus trim for cap ‘n’ mitten set. Pattern 740: Direc- tions for 2, 4, 6 year sizes included in pattern, Send 35 cents (coins) for this pattern — add five cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send |% to The Pontiac Press, 124 Needle- |i craft Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old|i Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y,|2 Print plainly pattern number, |/ name, address and zone, . A new 1999 Laura Wheeler|® quilting, toys. In the book, a spe-| 7) cial surprise to make a little girl |’ happy — a.cut-out doll, clothes to| > ~ color, Send 25 cents for this book. |= ORDER NOW "ersonalized Christmas Cards ‘ PONTIAC. STATIONERS ¥ v, = ao Fabulous ~ SALE! of truly beautiful - DESIGNER COATS 563 - © Usually to $89 Early Bird Special 40 TWEED COATS $33 CASHMERE WORUMBO IMPORTED WOOLENS BEAUTIFUL = Os TWEEDS * 4 43-3 em $2 BAS peee + The season’s newest silhouettes in many adaptations of the coats designed by the great coututiers. Colorful tweeds, dramatic blacks, and exciting shades in cashmere, - ‘Junior sizes 5 to 15 and misses’ 8 to 18. Coat Salon — Second Floor | Our, Great Event! | a sure that your wardrébe trunk of sweaters, Sweaters §o everywhere , . for dorm als OM . . over ski -cut sweaters large pockets at. the dropped come down over the hips in waist, 5 any one of a’ dozen different Next to cashmere, a shet- styles. Popular this. fall is the | land or lambswool sweater is shaggy mohair look. In one | universally coveted by college adi such sweater, tiny, matching | girls. “is ea A "TIMELY “FESTIVE FASHIONS — ... IN THE HOLIDAY MOOD Warm Wishes in Our Gift DRESSES — in a ROBES : "++ 895 § =~ MOOD Gay printed design Lo, covers our prettiest _ cotton quilted dusters. Cast e Spe Il of Deep patch pockets Enchantment and convenient length sleeves are part of its charm. In blue, 24.98 red or gold. Sizes 10 to 18. to 49.98 Pastel Beaded i 2 Dresses to cor- | see 3.00 #j ticipate in holiday : ee festivities ... | Fe calculated to | New, smart beaded treatment eh steal the ‘eart. on wellets or French style : Afternoon and evening | purses for a gift with a special ce tyi hy : | ferninine touch. In white, red, black. m = Syits Gre rere in | our collection. | The’ Enipire, sheath, ; Meade to Be Gift Wrapped and full skirt all in ppe elegant fabrics of PETTICOATS | “wanaie de sole, taffeta, crepe and brocade. Junior and misses’ sizes. 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Sitiviti sibs abibipapees VALUABLE DePPISIPIV EP isi hi dP igid, {THis COUPON worTH Quy) On your nex? purchase of one can of ony of these Birds Eye Juices: ORANGE JUICE * GRAPEFRUIT JUICE » LIMEADE bth and GRAPEFRUIT JUICE a | + Se SET SET RISTRT ST] Pret i TE ip a ees, aes wees, wes a cn Guilds of St. day. Displaying some of Vincent de Paul Parish will hold their annual autumn dinner and bazaar Saturday and Sun- THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1958 the items to Pine Lake Club to End Sessions Pine Lake Art Club will hold its final meeting for this year at Ro- tunda Inn at 1 p.m. Nov. 19 with Frank Hallet of West Bloomfield Township as guest speaker. Mr, Hallet will discuss art galleries he saw in Europe. Lutheran Guild Elects Officers at St. Trinity Officers elected Tuesday at the meeting of St. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild are Mrs. Oscar Schu- mann, president; Mrs. Richard J. Schwab, vice president; Mrs. El- This meeting will classes for the year. They will re-) sume in January with Raymond | Hitchcock instructing daytime ses- sions and J. Hart Gould teaching) evenings. Classes are held at West Bloomfield Township Hall. There are more than 400 differ- ent kinds of cheese. conelude;mer M. Klemm, secretary Mrs. |Leslie Jansen, treasurer and Mrs. Elbert Smith, publicity chairman. Guest speaker at the meeting, which 50 members attended was ‘Mrs. John Morowitz of Detroit. Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph C. Claus, Mrs. Leslie Jansen, Mrs. ‘George Helzer and Mrs. Robert |Hessler. Pontiac Press Photos be sold ore (left to right) Mrs. Maur- ice Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mary M. Miller and Mrs. Michael Cassin. The annual autumn. dinner and bazaar sponsored by the guilds of St. Vincent de Paul Parish will be held Saturday and Sunday. Members of the Moms -and Dads Club and Rosary Altar Society, with Mrs. John Hun- kele and Mrs, Carl Brown in charge, also will participate in activities. *¥ x * The bazaar will open Satur- day afternoon, and the dinner will be held at noon Sunday. Guilds assisting with the Making sure the copies suding topnotch working order are kitchen chairmen (left to Te, Mrs. John Annis and Mrs: Jone W yegoski. Festive Church Event Slated' Saturday, Sunday affair include Our Lady of chairmanship of Mrs. Alfred Martinez; St. Ann Guild head- ed by sLillian Meldrum and Mrs, Oral Fugitt; -St, Barbara Guild with Mrs. W, J. Hinds; St. Catherine Guild with Mrs. Delmo. Chapdelaine and Mrs. Joseph LeVeque as chairmen, * * * Also taking part will be members of the St. Elizabeth Guild, led by. Mrs: Albert Teays and Mrs, Victor Doll; St. Evialias Guild, whose chair- ad MALING SHOES ~*~ e C. 3.99 the newest ideas in the world... stated FLATLY by» MALING’S 99 A. Black suede or Black smooth leather. B. Black suede or Blecl kid. C. Bleck suede; Black or Brown smooth leather. \ \ Maling Shoes . 50 N. SAGINAW ST. Open Monday and Friday Evenings | men are Mrs, Joseph Spada- fore, Mrs. Carl Duren and Mrs. Paul Spadafore; St. Joseph Guild with Mrs, Mary Miller in charge; and Blessed Martin de Porris Guild with Mrs, Toni Chovis in-charge, assisted by Mrs, Leon Hubbard and Mrs. Wyzgoski. Dining room chair- _ men are Mrs, Marcel Doyon, ‘Mrs. Michael Cassin and Mrs. Ludwig Engelhard. Mrs, Arthur Crawford is pub- ship of Mrs, James McGuire, Mrs.‘ Ira Kleiner and Mrs. W. B, Dean, chairman of the Gen- eral Guild, , Style Steppers to Hold Dance The first dance of the ‘season to be held by the Style Steppers Square Dance Club will be held Saturday in the gymnasium of lis School Officers of the western square “\dancing club. are Harold Hawkins, president; Robert Schneider, sec- retary, and Mrs. Schneider, treas- urer, Baldwin School Open House Set Baldwin School will hold open house between 7 and 8:30 this evening. School work and activi- ties carried on in connection with various subjects will be displayed. “Know. Your: Schools” is Bald- win's theme for the year, and par- ents have been invited to learn Guadalupe Guild under the ~ Marvin Gra pins Hold Open House Grappin of Mattie About 150 guests sisdabeks |Sunday fete. Out-of-town visitors town and Cleveland, Ohio. Beta Mu Initiates 4 Fresh minced dill makes a won- derful addition: to a hard-cooked as ent filling or an egg Holiday Cardigans Lace. inserts or Gelicate beading on soft orlon and bilkies. Pastels black and white. of sophisticated I b reel cetiatiiahd e | (GETTING MARRIED? 61 W. HURON Ff The perennial favorite | jumper and blouse ~ s on @ new look for this fall. The jumper with its relaxed silhouette fea: tures an elongated bodice ing into a graceful, box-pleated skirt. | to ie al peasant Regular to ae $69.95 | Ci ity Trip By EMILY Post *. Dear Mrs. Post: I am a girl sixieén years of age and a senior in high school. My girl “friend and I would like to go to Washington for a weekend, We would leave Friday eve- ning and return home Sunflay evening. My mother objects to only a By ‘a9 my going on the grounds that -werare too young to be travel- ing alone and staying in a ho- : tel. ‘My mother respects your a3 judgment and I feel sure that 5 if Yow say there is no im. Finest Fabrics : Just half of the girls listed the propriety in our going, she will : threat of atomic warfare as in-; give her consent. Beautiful Worumbas 3 ifluencing teenage behavior while) + 140 per cent of the boys felt it had Answer: There is no impro- < lan effect, Thirty per cent of the ‘priety in the trip you wish to Black, ‘Blue, i girls. felt umeasy world affairs go on, but T agree with your R as b err 2 taffected teenagers and 28 per cent mother that it is unwise for p y, = of the boys thought so. two girls only sixteen years a 4 Half the teeners questioned took old to go alone to a city for Beige, Taupe, , the glum view that nothing can be a weekend, It might only too _ {done about these situations. easily lead to a very uncom- aGr ey | THEY’RE BITTER fortable situation. | Through their answers ran a) “Dear Mrs. Post: I have been heaps of bitterness. Invited to a sorority dance by “We live in-the world. yet we a girl friend. I am wondering Inave no say as to what should or what the custom is in -regard : |shouldn’t happen,” said Jean} pivine line for heliday prints,| to paying for the tickets?. 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Her clothes - sealeed), vee § = indicated that she was not, In choosing tW6 servings from) but that she simply fajled .to » this group you can sometimes sub-| check on herself. stitute one cup of dried beans or 4 little care, a thoughtful peas or four tablespoons of peanut) glance at herself in the mirror butter. ‘s and she have been wear- FOUR SERVINGS ing trim, polishéd shoes, neat been a picture of elegance, | Coats | Boots will be seen in the hest circles this fall, worn by fashionable women not only at '4| football games and for country |] hikes, but also in dressed-up | versions for formal evenings. i The boot craze, which start- ‘t} ed on college campuses, has } spread té the adult high-fash- |} jon ‘world, |) SHOCKING PINK {| _ Most sensational dress-up H boot of the season is -made of shocking pink suede, with a glittering rhinestone heel and comes well above the ankle. 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Colorful basket handbags are the latest craze in staid old Large baskets can carry shopping as well as fem- inine essentials. 1C (citrus, fruits are vihest) and) Berntist Group co eae et ar ara Hears Reports Cd Do neglect the Bread-Cereal } ; cra eee this choose at ask at Meeting Mrs. Harold Hays and Mrs. Ken- : each day. Your family needs these same | Rounding report foods “also in varying amounts, oi Candy peta 7 Au ‘pend ing iments, If you stick to this as a pattern, yok can add any other |Trestay’ at hethdies of eoianal foods you like — just stay within yy, Robert Surre on Lanman the calories allowable in order to give Forty pounds of candy have maintain your correct weight. been donated thus far. ' * * *& ~~ * * If you would like to have my! 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Sizés 12 to 20 on their calorie require-|women's Fellowship of Faith Bap-| bee Silk Faille | ; “Actress Cine Tierney op pe ears h - occupies herself by knitting at her: happy as she Westport, Conn., ~ homie, Gene is attempting a comeback .on the movie screens, For most of the past three years she has been a patient in two mental hospitals. Before her illness, she made some 30 films—1940 to: 1954. -Geife Tierney Comés Back — ¥ is : Mental Illness N ot End of Road (Editor's Note: Pew film stars have no by tragedy and mis- Gene Tierney, who be ag or on’ the trail. This is the first WESTPORT, Com, #— “When I was ill, I thought that my emotional life was over for good,” says Gene’ Tierney. “That was not true. I'm well now, with plenty of hope and plenty of chance to find happiness.”’ : : Happiness to this beautiful greengyed woman means the opportunity to resume her act- ing career, to bring up her 10- year-old daughter in peace and security and, if the right man comes along, to fall in love and marry again, ay |) sYEAR SIEGE For most of the past three years, Gene Tierney has been a. patient in two mental insti- tutions. For six or seven years before that, she had been ill * But at the end of the sum- mer,’ Miss. Tierney, with pass- port of health and visas to a new world in good order, emerged from the Menninger Clinie in Topeka, Kan., ready and eager to return to the nax tion’s motion picture and tele- vision screens and fo pick up her functions as mother and bread-winner. a a Behind her are almost 20 years of personal tragedy— heartbreak, crisis and, curjous- ly for a famous and successful ‘ motion ‘picture, star, failure. Ahead of her, she feels -strong- ly, lie the ‘serene, productive years of her life. She is now 38. : A STAR AT 20 Gene's sultry, exotic beauty shot her to stardom before she was 20. In the 14 years between 1940 and 1954. she made some 30 films, was mated one of Hollywood's top box of- fice names. Her mental break- down, however, cannot. be scored as another black mark against the West Coast film city, * * * 4'My doctors say that my ca- reer had absolutely nothing to do with my illness,” says Miss Tierney. “They tell me I handled it as a mature per- son." “Perhaps the most important lesson I had to learn was * admit and accept defeat,’ she explains. “‘In the other days I felt I had to stand up to any situation and -take it. I felt, I had to put up with fhe im- possible and try to resolve it. I had to’ learn to say, ‘I can’t solve that: I ‘give up.’”’ Hollywood, however, pro- against which had secretly fought a losing battle against the steadily wor- sening illness, When she finally surrendered, it was after a series of emotional blows which, in succession, involved her close relationship with her Still under age, but an impor- tant film star, Gene met, fell in love and eloped to Las Vegas with Oleg Cassini, now a fa- mous New York’ dressmaker but then a struggling studio de- signer. An unknown then, Cas- sini was notable for an obsolete White Russian title ‘inherited from his. mother’s family and the fact that he had briefly been the fourth husband of a rich patent medicine heiress. * * * family crisis. The Tierneys had alienated Gene from -him. Soon after Gene's own mar- rlage,. her parents were di- vorced after 25 years of mar- riage. ~ “T loved my father,” says Gene ina level voice. ‘So him, I was heartbroken.” * * * Two years later came a set- ond, stunning blow: her daugh- ter Daria was born mentally retarded due to a bout with German measles Gene suffered during her pregnancy. * x '* : (Tomorrow: Motherhood and broken marriage.) Small Earrings Not in Vogue, Says Designer A jewelry designer predicts a long-time change in earrings ~—clips which completely cover the ear, No more small types or long, narrow. pendants, * * *. 7 . The large earring makes the ear look smaller, more grace- ful and frames the face, she For women with large ears, she recommends a scroll shape which edges the ear, creating an illusion of daintiness, Look for individually-opening dust pans when buying a carpet sweeper, a manufacturing com- pany advises. 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I mean literally up a tree, At)must be well-built but not muscle-| least they were the other day!bound: we want a man who .|when the 11 hopefuls reported to/lithe and looks as though he lives, the World Jungle Compound to'in a jungle.” — pose for photos and movie tests. It’s a pretty tall order, . and 7 ¢ ___ |Weintraub must make his decision Another fellow who's fretting is soon, His crews will be taking off Sy Weintraub, He's the new pro- for Africa to film the first of the ducer of the longest-running movie new series. series; he has to decide which “We're making it bard>for our- fellow wins the loin cloth, Before selves and cating it ‘Tarzan’s he took off for Europe to see three Greatest Adventure,” he report. foreign possibilities, «1 sat with ed. “How are we going to top him while he watched the screen thate” tests, xk * * | One by one, the lads stalked Weintraub. a young, enthusiastic | through the brush, peered around man, is hepped up about the fu- turtively, stopped to pick UP Al ture of the Tarzan epics, He cited piece of evidence and then uttered | figures of a half-billion dollars. in} the famed Tarzan bellow. |returns from the films, which date * * * ‘back to the early silents, Weintraub cited three or four ‘In recent years,.there has been who will be in the final runing./only about one film every 14 make ivo-a year, tts beter tof THE PLAYHOUSE fs lof Bing’s five sons, was in a col- lision in Beverly Hills Tuesday night. He was not hurt. keep a continuous publicity cam-| Canada Recalls jpaign going than to build one Nursery Schoo : every time you put out a picture, | Children & te Pf “Besides, there -is a surefire au- Mon - Fri ’ idience, Every Tarzan plays 15,000! w Ist Plane Flight = sss"""" "EMS e Aircraft Industry Plans. Golden Anniversary Celebration in 1959 HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Movie pro- ducer Harry Cohn’s widow, Joan, jand millionaire shoe manufacturer | Hi: Karl are going to bé mar- | Wied in January. Mrs. Cohn disclosed the date =| Wednesday. Cohn died last Feb. |. WASHINGTON — It was a cold, gray morning on frozen Baddeck Bay, Nova Scotia. The 150 persons who had come out-to see the mar- —4el were wrapped in wool and ein hSitn w_.“THE DEFIANT ONES” anticipation. oi . Se t " ti 0 lidtirdommbeg Conregtion vesting TOMORROW Come as you are! a PONTIAC °: LA jon three wheels. It was the Silver- , ~_ . . one ‘A poy Dart, a biplane that was to at- The stars !* +. The delight / ONIGHT / tempt the first airplane flight in The Sreatness of show! : wy 2 : : A UPI Phote Canada Ac P WINS OVER HANDICAP — Losing all his vocational rehabilitation program, he now holds Sa - *« «* : : , 7 fa limbs save his right arm im an accident with a down two jobs in Memphis, Tenn. Wilkerson op- | corn picking machine, courageous Earl Wilker- erates 4 radio and TV repair shop and also helps - 3 UNIT SHOW | , pe > (ee While the skaters tried t6 keep aes Pil : ipace, hi rd, son didn't lose his spirit: Aided by the state out at a nearby service station. saad reingeers ye poles exe jacross the ice. — ————t } | Photo Show WITNESSED BY BELL A 4 : H | Following in a horse-drawn ~ 2) x ihe dias’ gala Latest Coldwater Report bea OSes pit nesday, November !2 Santa Claus, his white beard flow- ; dae through ‘Sunday, Novem. e ing in the wind. He was Alexander 3 ber 16 at the Light Guard f M t t Graham Bell, inventor of the tele- " Armory, 4400 East Eight U es U | S r ed | ) en iphone, and a pioneer in powered Be 4 Mile Reed {at Ryan). ae flight. The Silver Dart was a prod- . pet ADMISSION | LANSING #—Investigation of a; than 30,000 patients Is both un- | said, he had to be carried up and senha —_ a ‘ ‘: 1 %c — children under 12 i patient's death at Coldwater State) Warranted and inexcusable.” |down stairs by working patients lear: young seniclatae—? w Bald. * ir free if accompanied by iHome and Training School uncov-| Kibiloski, who had trouble walk- = . use of a shortage of attend- yi, “John A. D. McCurdy, Glenn a &, | parent. im ered no evidence of abuse or mile, ne was — to : ay . the ‘ « « « iH., Curtiss, and Lieutenant Thomas | eer ce | a? Second floor of @ patient cottage lE. Selfridge. LAN Bc ‘] | FREE PARKING : Fecpneiacioes Serta chdas Health | og after. admittance. On several; ‘One of these working patients | sietSeay was at thé controls ws Fe ij ol: * SaOMeTON: * ° ms tets j ' 7 sine occasions, the cotnmission’s report |18 & Very aggressive and, at times, ' ae PIER BROS. Fe E> «Be | | TIMES | ~ The fiveamemiber commission, | —— assauftive individual and it is at.(W2en the Silver Dart achieved its roe wanes Si -- Pole ee ryt ts ena Te ee] Tl pm. of Detroit, issued its findings in | . on one occasion physically attack | at Cag Le cas ' : . Saturday — 1-11 p.m. at 14-page report on the Oct. 3 Kennedy in Hollywood |patient Kibiloski,”” the commission AP the woe bgrucryy go Sunday—1-8 p.m. death of Joseph Kibiloski, 45, of for Godfather Role jsaid. “This may or may not be SO" trom & sand dune in Nor / Bronson, true.”” : t EVENTS |_ LOS ANGELES (AP)—Sen. John | | a . John | | Froffii the biplane's start has Contest for best photo ligation ee ee an vet |F, Kennedy (D-Mass) is here to! ycie coud mee hen Hibllosk! | grown an indusrty that now adds ’ taken at Show, exhibits, headed by Rep. J. Phillips |“¢t 5 godfather of the daughter’ signed to a second floor bed had | Mr than a half billion dollars | " (R-Port Huron), which is checking | O44 Lawfer Patricia, and actor’ ne been confined to an admission |* Year to Canada’s national | finto operation of Michigan’s men-| = paleo > ba ns... | hospital for several days as soon | product. In 1960, the aireenft be. | Ital ital system. \ e Law s by, Victoria, | as he entered the institution. dustry will mark its golden an- | hosp - re * 'was born on election day, Nov. 4, niversary with a year-long cele- | and was named. in honor of the But an employe shortage has bration. , new equipment, lectures, demonstrations, shooting sets, something for every- ene— amateur or expert! TECHN Phillips said his three-day probe sponsored -by the : aye isenator’s re-election. forced closing of the admission) . o Michi Y fence Kibiloski had been badly | Kennedy flew in Wednesday ward, it said” and deco tiene Nine types of planes are cur- ag ; Ph gan 13 . He died less than two night from Alaska, where he had of holding new patients in hospital "e"tly produced, and three more Fal & Yi ote Representatives weeks after admission to the in- ) 0, campaigning for Democratic wards because of pressure to speed 2"@ being tested. Among them is (| ee iv 4 oe ! Association stitution for mentally retarded. candidates in Alasia’s “Nov 25 new admission from waiting lists | the delta-wing Avro Arrow, a SU- ee = ’ i, ie mee a and your HE ATERS | ae aa an es rewaits of | lection. ‘ Mlas ee ae cae Relideie. sce ‘personic interceptor in the proto. vou sorTA wean "Yon'va Gotta Have Hear and that whole celebrated “Dama Yankees” score? : lan autesay i ag | Pare 5 wean | tullsmg dig 2.322 DA ten acannae SEsSit ‘pbb ‘ friendly FREE PRESS To Keep You Warm i tient ae ot a png kid- | Phillips, the ae said, ire cere nen sree * GWEN *,' . | ney condition. It was performed Constable Sentenced —_ shows “extreme impatience” when- Police Station Looted : lby Dr. Arthur A. Humphrey of*. , sao aaa [Battle Creek and Dr. Robert c. in Gambling Cleanup = “iy, chit polit is raised. zi Standicie geneninte oréieniie of _ | “We have been vilified because} HAZARD, Ky. ® — Report of a eoey oe University ' alae | SPRINGFIELD, Mass. 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Lapeer should add some icing to its Tri-County cake by walloping| L'Anse Creuse. : Other games will have Center Line at Van Dyke, Roseville guest of Fitzgerald, Howell at North-| ville and Swartz Creek visiting Im- gy Hag ROE are champion- ship will actually not be deter- -— mined until Noy. 21 when North- age curr ge ese St ere : Royal Oak ’ it of the Utiea at rts er aeronnwth Craty Dey tw et se oe te West Bloom- Immediate Inetellation ee arpwnd the Oak- | Identical 6-1-1 records help make Seen ne os | 9 | ron is expecad to cnc shen ent fs fr om nea Favori le dl mavana Lite sdverandashes a [Detroit attempts to wrap up 2nd] Romeo and Utica will be going x : aa | $19.95 Reg, $2795 (Place by downing Ferndale at| all out to finish at .500 or better _ HAVANA, Cte ay ~ Sam foc $4100 and Fnsterwald ata NOW IS THE TIME FOR wEW SEAT OMENS ~ 3, home. Birmingham could gain a| besides the chance to close with |beat as 40 professional golfers|o' Custom Trim — serine Tope Carered =" ont Ton o ? Suits 95 $16. 95 ishare of the crown with Port Hu-] a prestige triumph over a fa- started matching strokes today in A Pro-Amateur event will be con- . Liners — Gobeie ing. Both lost to unbeaten La- [pletely disastrous slate by whip- Geet, setond, third or fourth, An { with Rochester im traditional final ‘across the board” wager cost VESTS. | Plaid Busting in sane ois came ra | 900. Fiberglas “ye uane tie jetta | Snead, although now 46 years Insuisted .. comiatt Or ‘satiee i old, earned the favorite’s role on ails. faction, 10% ny- — the basis of several good practice me Esti, ga | Geomtest / Prep League Standings | isc gr pa mete : ia] 6(Bed/Xellew repellent. West Virginia shotmaker was 4-1 to These Speci | SALE U, 8. 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KRAFT WINTER-TREADS Applied to select casings or your own tires ! (Looners Furnished Free) © Dig in deop to pull you through winter's worst © Now tread design oltminates eimeying “remble” on dry pavement © Longer weering — deop tread gives greeter trection winter after winter FAST 8-HOUR SERVICE em Take ‘til Spring to Pay ~~ SPECIAL LIMITED QUANTITY! New ‘Winter Tires EACH SGatg Sefer SLA8S< suse : oH a8 Fi D. Rochester I, Huron Bowl» eee a LANES LADIES Chuck's: tn. Bs Aden te 3 “| Gene's Heat! 24 1¢Music Box 19 Uhen’s Ver, 2218 Baxter, Liv. 17 Sroukens re. iis : pe it 8. : le mg ‘116; | Bogart 176, Music Box 740, 2184, ne Ponriac WOUSEWtyEs wit [Jack's B38 7 Team No.3 183 lwke. 9 7 ArtwLil's 12 44 Westside 2018 Pont. Reo. 11 |} Pont. Rec. ¥ 19 17 Team No, 10 1/35 WiC. aes” Jack's Barb. 675; /D. 193, 489, / Imperial Leaque Women Hit 2642 The league-leading women's Hu- ron Bowl entry in the Impefial loop came up with a 916 e and 2642 series paced by Shirley Point- er and S. Marion. Pointer had the top of 559 |U.S., Japanese ‘= Play in Bowl Share Net Wins . Amy Will Not WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) — Army is not going to play in any wg put a firm and official stamp games by the Cadets. pts.| Davidson said: ; for the Army football team, under any conditions, The fegular nine-| | w 3 3/sought from the : collegiate footha wth wt. 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R & H, Fotm., w/s tires.. i oe tine bate 1958, still looking for another con- ference win, Once again Minnesota is the ee ee 5 Minneapolis. The Sie tnt Wkintenta caveat] season. Michigan ing California and Pittsburgh, tied One Mile West of Telegraph “et esOOeere ssn. 2095" 1695" 995" 1195". 1695" Boog Soren manDTOr 195° | } Pet AAI El fm auccment onc 2L75" | Man epetcatte Tal een eh 395" 295" | 53 PONTIAC 4 Door R&R, auto, trans., clean erteewe 54 FORD VICTORIA Overdrive, R é& H, real clean 55 FORD FAIRLANE R&H, w/s tires, A nice car . a "995° Buy Your New ’59 Ford From s bee =| EDDIE STEELE- Foro | 2705 Orchard Lake Rd-—Keego Harbor : “Out of the High Overhead Arse” ‘ ee: ‘ Lae - FE 5-9204 Lu Michigan then lost its next four conference games. Both Michigan State and Minnesota have The loser of this one will go to the cellar spot in the conference s' igs. Both Minnesota’s Murray War- math end Duffy Da of ‘Michigan State are ng heavily on sophomores — not only to come through but also trying °MITO, Japan (AP) — The St. Louis , sparked by out- fielder Wally Mood s two run hom- er, crushed the Japan All-Stars PSReSse 5-1 before 20,000 today to take a 11-2 Igad in “< af eres: tour. / * ; Thé Cards pounded three Japa- Ottawa Dumps Alouettes MONTREAL (# — Ottawa catia up with a magnificent display Wednesday behind superb quarterbacking of Rus Jackson and smacked down the Montreal Alouettes 26-12 in a Big Four pro football semifinal gamé, The Riders now will meet the Hamilton Tigers-Cats in the final, a home — and — home, total — . | point series. to develop game experience for a better year in 1959. staff. cars). 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Marlette, He was this | year’s Michigan shotgun cham- pion, winning the title at the an- nual all-around shoot at the Williams Gun club, There were many birds entered jin the contest, but the average |weight fell considerably below ara ~~ ' Clear heads agree Calvett i is better FULL-BODIED, BETTER TASTING! BLENDED wuiskey « Fut, BG PROOF - 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS + @>1958 CALVERT DIST, 0c, HLY.A, Oosterbaan said © Harper’s pulled ae muscle has! ‘team to finish unbeaien- in seven) Fred Jaynes scored the touch-| Wayne-Oakland League schools and jonly the 3rd ‘given up by the | 4 DEEP This will change the tane “Brown is not for me.” Kuppenheimer Deep Brown is the most distinguished, wearable shade we've seeri: : Right now is the time to see the Kuppenheimer Deep Brown collection at its best —and experi- ence the invigorating magic of Kuppenheimer clothes. Clothes tailored to fit you and no one else a happy discovery you'll make with your first try-on. 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M. _. 106 N, Saginew eee ® i Bie most Cars | ° Gia" he gy ; Permanent Anti-Freeze—$1.88 gal. Cash & Cary eaten, eas Te Meee Ss Cee SNE i AO Oe GARI De SPOR Fee ae YN + Btarting position may not -have | ‘e Be er | _THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, 3 OVEMBER 18 Young Royals Lose 7th Game By The Associated Press Cincinati’s kids. are learning | the pro game the hard way in | the Nationa] Basketball Assn, The} reokie Royals have . lost six straight. i ra ovine tacitsatboslansidebliridiiondeuse * * * t Fact is, they've won only one’ of eight this season after last’ night’s 116-115 defeat by the Syra- cuse Nationals who trailed by 11 at the half, lt was the only game scheduled, * * * Sul, the Royals. are improving They" re losing by less. None of: their other defeats was this close.’ and if it hadn't been for Dolph Schayes’ 30 points in the second half, which set. three Cincinnati | Gardens’ records, the losing streak | might have been ‘forgotten. SYRACUSS CINCINSATI $18 32 Dees ‘Ta Schayes 4 i 6 0 0 Twyman 3 6 32) Contin 9 220 Piontex 6 315 Hopkins 4 1 9 Paimer $2B Kerr 10 6 2 Embry 6-6 6 Therking 1°) 3-Parr 23.54 Costello 4% 7 Bockhorn 1 e272 Rianchi 2 3 7 Hatton e3°% Chreer 2 0 4 Marshall 2 3.7 Seymour 1-0 2 Green 7 § Green, Totals 43-30.118 “Fotais 45 25 135 Technical: Cincinnati, Wanner, coach) Srracuse. Schayes, Cincinnati 3% 31 SS MIS Syracupe ne BD DS Strikes and Spares y, 4 ‘ te 3 Ry JOE WILMAN =’ _ Many bowlers bowl just once a” week = always in the same establishment, So they should ‘get | to know the alleys they bow! on’ pretty well, and should have a good idea of where their starting, position should be on each alley. | The starting position is very. important. It's so important that I don’t recommend you change it unless you are firmly convinced you need to. For instanee, don't change your | starting position if your first ball in the first frame didn't hook into “the pocket. Wait until you- have | thrown three or four balls with the same result, Changing after Jone ball is bad because your! Been at fault, Perhaps your timing’ was bad or your finger lift was | Weak. Maybe you were not warmed up enough yet. Once you have a good steiting position, don't change it — with- ut very good reason. Alley con-: ditions do change occasionally, and $0 you may have to adjust. But ordinarily, if your starting position is familiar. and correct, just be patient . ' (Copyright 1958, John F. Die Co.) ' | | | =) ‘ 5 ; ; 7) Ticket Requests Pour | : : ef \rrive Today a ROME (AP)—With the Olympic, 232 S. SAGINAW PW tae aee Oe a ! mee va ‘Also the ’ ‘LINCOLN and CONTINENTAL MARK. IV the Italian State Tourist Office. says it already has received 45,000 tequests for rooms from world . Sport fans. The games will be held in Rome between Aug. % atid Sept. 11, -1960. Most of the requests. the tour- ist office said, came from Argen- tina, Switzerland, the United States and. 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UNMISTAKABLY THE FINEST IN THE FINE CAR FIELD Be * # é = ; : ae ; i 2 2 : a, : Hie ock [an Sm apa Cocktail Party in “A vera | Opens Michigan Tet od By JERRY GREEN on all our runs," said Miss Elt| trem! Davis | DETROIT W—“This is like a{Wood. The giant craft climbed at 1s: /cogktail party in the clouds," said) rate ot S109 4.00 fe: pedi seat, the English flight hostess. minute, » | Blonde Pamela Ellwood of Lon-| “We reached our 39,000-foot/Marrow, alichy tany Glo eecinas tor (7 was pouring champagne forjeruising altitude in 22 minutes,” : a en a Oeeene tack i San day ter party axa, it ues Wood BONG cues mses partially fille 5 : cept for the occasion. It took place this inaugural ercial worry pre Parke, : ugural commercial jet|glasses without atest’ peng en 9 ‘ : ke ) . : Loynd ior dea . a pape the sky at a speed fight out of Michigan. ing. ‘Tats x ; eR oes ed, rales ay. walition to | this country, including additional are : Bight minules tater, a halt [200 OF » onde, Except for a - tow contracts, Detroit Produce ||. Leading issues showed gains or) Holders of the original 5 mil- | chemical “manufacturing opera- | The guests were passengers on | hour after leaving Detroit Metro. | °°¥°? 4 notably corn, the setbacks were 7" } |losses of fractions to about & point. Hon. shares receive two shares | tions at Holland, Mich, the first commercial jet flight | polltan Airport, the Comet cir. | mostly in small fractions of a cent . Peers |Several were unchanged. for each original share, making out of a Michigan airport. They | cied six miles above Niagara Woodill. and reflected more a lited com-|S0Rs*osar“eaiy"t gs":"r:44%4| ‘The market was mixed at the| & total of 15 milton shares. The $20 Bonus for Labor _ | Ye sheurt # Brltsh Overseas | rats when mereial dentand than a significant| eer, Howe. bus in. t sees al opening. Early trading was-heavy| ®dditional 5 million unissued y Corp, (BOAC) » rad “It's 265 miles from Detroit to| We set 't we don’t feel the long bearishness, Pann 2 *Teaeeerseresasene SNfenough to Put the ticker behind) shares are to be retained by the | CORDELL, Okla i — Tom Scog-| Which Yesterday made a demob- \wingara Falls,” explained the avi-| Jumps of conventional sircratt, However, some’traders said the VEGETABLES . transactions for a period of nine} Company for future expansion. (gin got more than lumber when asim bncananged ator at the controls, He was Capt.| “We get short sharp jerks. We new government: estimate of corn) See, OU. .ceereaeeseeeses 2.80/ Minutes, ed Parke, Davis, one of the he tore down an old house, Inside| ‘aders, tourist bureau manag: |}... andrew of East Grinstead, |call it cobblestones. There-is no production did.cause at least some| Carrots. topped. ‘ta cee) world’s latgest pharmaceutical jone wall he found an old large| °* Sad newsmen. Sussex, Ragiens, mote feeling than you get getting “Soybeans mod. up abit after See, Menten esses Og Oils and tarm firms, announced the stock split ‘size $20 bill, “We serve champagne and wine! Back aft , Oana Steward Jack over 8 bumpy road," ‘bch.+ b Sabpeentoesepens MIRO c . . en . " the aitiat we Eoreract ee ' L25| showed a narrow upside edge. The Near the end of the first bour wheat was unchanged to.% cent a bushel lower, Decerhber $1.95%;/ “aoe ert Tkltmend was slightly lower among| 4 dos. Parenips. % ba : sabieabesy corn % to % lower, December old |Potstees ‘oss’ uy ba pn 1a and building materials. Some elec- | $30 VALUE 19 type contract $1.12%; oats 4 Pumpkitis bu. es ae a 39 M lower, Senaiaber 65%; rye % high Radishes, white ibche.) doa’ 72.72% nag eee ee _ WHOLESALE PRICES ODEL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED er to % lower, December $1.30%; |Squash. Delicious bu. cert tae w the market was un-| & EL ans % to % higher, Noveniideuee ime i Gib, bak 3.39] ers $a soybe Bg , Novem-|Turnips, topped. bu. _-...........-. 3.00/ dergoing another period of consoli- |. I ber $2.12%. dation from its —— to record | 100-Ft. Coils . : peaks. It was-a familiar perform- D , as to-m a“ : oubl. ! . Grain Prices Feosnaes atc Miles eT Yo"... 5s ft. With oboe Size—Rose, Pink CHICAGO GRAIN Sete ee VAL 7¢ f. every electric water h ae Nov. 13 (AP) — Opening} aerate N York Sto i. ym 3 we ¢ ft. pollo NS or more nas fled eater of 50 \ OaTSs at GALAD N ew Tor Cc “a : ee pe : ines. dile on Bee, Scotts Le ile cote a cate, ep yeti arte JZ] Lb date Moming Quotations): I”. . Was ft. ‘ 52 G *s: Limited time only. Get yours new Map i Eat ip os ‘ 4 a. ee #35] pigures after decimal point are eightha| 4" 17V, ¢ ft. = ALLON ; . i. a Lettuce, leat, Bit. ».s.-.sse-veeeeees paaiAdmiral, £384: Int Paper 3] 2 ° : Se * CORN (OLD) Dee. ....... 1.39% | Romain tehthesesesevenses SOO/AIE Reduc 4. 18. Ept Shoe. Vn"! gee eeee BAM MAF Hines c BTM poe ogo Eg Saat} TY 21¢ ft | Mako 118% May. 22.2) .. at wae rage id th Ss gee ; ae . , : “CORN (NEW) Jy. 1; ..... 122% et al ’ gene Tis “Zan "cose | pouliey and Eggs ties tid «.-: 84 Bom 6b Oa WE STOCK PLASTIC FITTINGS : May’ siases. 1.19 be Jan. i 10.408 DETROIT ee Am. Can *.... 50.6 Kennecott © ++ 100.6) . AND CLAMPS - os ; ” Am Cyan ,., 62. Kimb Clk 69 Sly. ..cc0e. 120% MBr, sete. 10.208 i 3 | 2 Bop. 605000. 130° Mar : 10358 DETROIT, Noy. 13 (AP rjAm M & Fdy 574 K 58 ., 313 esyY ha : ooo Jy. 22!) 198s os + San Detroit, for he 1 i aualey view woes a 34 Le PS 13} EAR WARRANTY ‘ Tet & - 18.3] e : 1s Higany, 3p Loy type. hens Am ie $a eH tackn ais: se FIBERGLAS INSULATED Wil liams jade. Seon sieht ete Am GB eae BE © COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC | emer jAtehison ..... 96.4 Mack Trk ... 34 | e EDISON : DETROIT EGGS ait & Onis ++ 432 Manning ...., 25.8] AP | DETROIT, Nov. 23 (AP) Been, fo. seth Stee} wane 3 Martin Go sane a3 PROVED A | peor ag in —, wate jond ‘Bire'.... a Mesa cp rey FE vn eege 14.4 Merck ...... TLS Owner PPEGIS |. Prisca cui meet target 2" I Quality 3-Pe, Colored RE cE licks Weterford: teard sem “ave, Se ct an “wid wudd Cons ie ae MES -- 0.4] 5 ~ Matters 1959 $ ‘or ar i. ave. sig ope : Mont Ward .. @ . el ELECTR Be to R P for |,.Browns—Grade 4 A extfa large 52; large Palum & WL 1G Wet Bic... ab _ GLANKET oO Kezone Fr operty e ae 3: emall 1 38 rade 3a i pry apt ” Py Nat Geb R. Bs oe inte . se - a Can Pac ...... 20.7 0% * = ours Commercial Use = sna Ba Sapial Ait ind Nat fe ; ith ast | Teb eer Whites Grade A’ jumbo $1-62; extralCase, JI ..... 20: : i 48; 1 = - Nor Pac a ecrme ot rey ote et Pate eran at oe Gi] WHR Cast Iron Te | oer . ‘595 Owens -» 564) i A road and Maceday drive, Paul Kel- ao eye ene $2.5 Owens Til Gl .. $2.1 : (4 man, last night Anse the Water. Gites Bre “"s: B8.8 Pan 4 W air. 927 Reg $2 1995 Value , Li stock Clark &quip ., 59.6 Pict . 462 e fort Township Zoning Board to ivest Ctuctt Pee ..+- 437 Parke De... 1004! zone his property from residential DETROIT LIVESTOCK Palm |... 844 $8 RR + 362 . ou m rtment tore to commercial. 2 DETROIT. Nov. » {aPh—Cattle Sa- Gol'Brd A, “ 34 Fost _ = : 3.7 . a r ll i in na ea, en Ser ene ing ad el sees ys 1 Genes | © COMPLETE © : : oe Bs 46.4) : : 3 Commeatail ‘ fully steady; - other. clatses unchanged: |Q°ns"@, Fe. + B64 73.4 ‘ erty canna ie ta toot pe ae. “a ae = week Cont = ss ¢ “it With All Chrome 30 GALLON FAMOUS MAKE 2: Compartment / ag ae op te Bal Fittings t : plans a store) }i00, tee ees Sees eee Se icont Ol... H4 bey Ki h there. loads high cholee to prime 1,050-1117 Ib. ooo’ pane *: 303 51.5} 5 t c en in 4 wre 4 35:5 . jPhe plans were iater called off chele ite Lm seers f1-0-28.0 ore ae 84 Slightly Irregula | and the property sold to Kelman. steers 28.00% several. loa : avern tolpee Fp li ‘ > iis # ig reg wy Last December land was zoned high chelee bm eee ib. verge + ar.00- Doug ine’... ie “* 3.3) Completely YOUR CHOICE’ back to residential by the town- choiee/Dow Chem ... 74.6 - 61.4 7 i ship and county officials. ey io, “ = as soca Saley , L ae be . Automatic But Kelman, who wants to |choice ie6-000° = heifers nite, Me gy mg ads 9} ++ al $ 95 | build a gasoline station, asked |e‘, aD thoes brine sromd OE Aur c: aH 30 GALLON GLASS LINED ~ : for a commercial designation ard heifers 20.50.24 8; utility cows 18.00-| Brie RR. 's. 124 3] : ms scttre: See eee Pes? | GAS wires HEATER : = cov 40, eee 13.8] iis. 22.50- Sees ae De eee ot bal pe fey comm areal = “loc Dynom may pwitt a Co *:. $18 Kelman’s request for a hearing" head” , aa to Tgp steer caivee| Gen ee aac i Hi Pa é $7.3] . : was iatind by the board = fur- so 700-800 Ib. yearling feeders 25.50- Gen Motors. go 0 Gal. a4 10Y w ae tg ys ther discussions next month. Vealers—Salable 25. Nominsily steadylGen Time 11.24 Tran W Air’. 188 li car Werventy ) r a ner 18. ua ty Dn OE Eo te 5 Ft. White—First Q 195. Ih Till Factory Guerantee | | eraouth ‘ide. of Willaims LakelSth'sas caus sates, orn eee aS! Cela ae | Bath Tub. wee . U.L. Approv / : a cull and utility > won US ‘ar ; a - ee ©? ? road across from Community Ac-|,,tapSamule 20. Puihrs amd emslgcogrian ... Ne Ua Pee 5: 1 Mh Stee h Tub. ....-959.95 White Enamel tivities, Inc, from residential to 17-000. hatchers- 19 Si. aan Gre Paige .. 23 Unit Aire .... O46) Cast lron Bat . $1 8 95 sine Wet the commercial. me re. o Ry .. 80. a: A A : ay i.40: few mixed No. 1 and 2 19.50-iGreyhound ...17 Un Gas Cp .. 38.2 nclosures. ; ore asaya Rae Gt Ge gay J Bath Tub Enctneemas S379 testy oa. Sec a pa erry ‘e | ars he * ‘ . ‘ad ‘looker vee 3823 avai : MéAvley Instruct ot See, Se eee ery et goth tt all I 4” SH. Soil Pipe. en ¢ 3.19 ‘$ 95 r week ago butchers fu ndu Fy os, 24, estg +. 28.5) : . wley Instructor | SEY wens open ut eealie oSt By Hae Rees ML 3S, H. Soil Pipe... ear © oq Complete with Fitti | | Attends State Par ley slatichter lambs and ewes steady; feeder|tnteriak Ir .. 23.3 Wilson & Co 30.7) t Ln $ omp ete wit ittings : lambs also steady; most choice to primelint Bus Mch 4444 Woolworth |... $0.6 White Toilet Seats . . quality - wooled slaughter Iambs 2250-2350: fewjint Hare .... 40 Yale & Tow .. 32 | 25-Ft. $ 89 ; ; Teresa Molinari, an instructor| (eas choice and prime wooled slauehter|int Nick "... 91 Zenith Rad ..14) Wrap *s Roll ° at: McAulty School of Practical Weve, vate i i0-sst: womty te_eeed STOCK AVERAGES Fiberglas Pipe 10 95 Nursing, is among 150 nurses at-|igmbs 19.00-21.86: enils down to 16.00: YORK, Nov. 13—(Compiled by ” ized Elbows. . *% : tending’ a three-day conference| ssi, to, cle sturnie, "That Maye assolted, Pree ‘Ya" Gelvan’ $ 7 . sponsored by nursing and health|21'0-2250. Salable now 300. All classes| tuidect Botts Oth. Oho 34"6 Ivanized : 5 . ) organizations at the national head-|stesdy, today: tem tons fe, Se. Be 302.9 132.0 89.5 206.1 | 4 a .19 oe IECE WHITE quarters of the Office of Civil and and prime waoled lambs 22.78: few lads hob AE "to not ine ae ima Y, od Galvanized Tees.. Defense Mobilcaon in Battlelicca aera w=" lias” Sak Be ST BM Wo? Goivanized Tees..---3 27 2-Compartment Cement | | BATH SETS ‘ feel, BE ne Be mee 4" Ga The subject of the conference is|. , Profi ie are ek bt ies E PRICES ON dima f Reg. $134.50 public health aspects of disaster Briggs Reports Profit WHOLESAL AND CARRY ' . mired | DETROIT i*—The Briggs Manu. (C. J. Nephier Co.) 2) FT. LENGTHS $6.99 Complete with Stand and Faucet wat a is and $ 95 ‘Abo t 90 per cent of all forest facturing Co, Wednesday reported Pigures after decimal points are etghthe] $2.81 1,4" Galv. ‘oe “-_ : Pe a profit of 17.585 for the third High Low Noon V4-in. Golv. . -20° 114” Galv. $8.26 Cone Cheon Fit- fires in the U.S. are caused by Allen Blee, & Eaulp. cos 21 2.2) Galv. . .$3 3.66 11.34 people, says the National Geo- |qWarter as compasred with @ loss |patdwin Rubver Co.°.... 18 16.4 Fy baer Galv, ..$5-22 2-Inch Golv. $it. tings. gtaphic Society, and nearly a wer len. ol a | _ — g tit & “Shen G0. “*° is te _1-Inch Galv. -. Colored Sets, $99.95 third are started deliberately. | 1886,000 for the first nine months|Featneular M. Prod. co. 84 8.4 COPPER PIPE : of this year as against a loss Of|/puay ate. eae » 05 9.8: Lengths....- .. 18¢ , = Lodge Calendar —_|s131.000 for the same period last/folede Bélson, cor; M55 Mit, ve" M HARD—3) tf. Lengths. ....-ft. 25¢ First Quality—-2 Compartment 21132 Cast ron ! , jal communication. Pontiac)" Sr anie id and sak 3,” M HAR! . tt. 25¢ FULL FACTORY. GUARANTEE | See Ve" L SOFT—60 n. oe ee U8 45¢ SINK --§25__ | SUMP PUMP. KITCHEN SINK H°96* | som # 529%] $60.95 Value “The Store That Values Built” Will Be” 8 Lodge No. 21, F&AM day, Nov. 14th, 7:30 p.m, Work in Nissres. Gerald L. Moors, W.M. =<. State GOP Willing to Split News in Brief (Dems Want Full Control Ru Sale sponsored by the : ee tea. Ties 8. aa, LANSING (AP) — Democrats want full control of the Dae. ow November 15, 1958. Michigan House of Representatives. FITTINGS “ COPPER aeowe reeeses eset 1g¢ %A" COPPER ELBOWS weneeeseeeet age yy," COPPER TEES eee eae cken me 3,” COPPER TEES ow cceeeeees’ Place, Hall Post 1370, 398 Republic willing to split it up 50-50. ee ire cahcns ae wing at Hap SA OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 P. M. + 1 groundw ‘or an agreement On operation ie | : : ' Accept a ah sits bub "os Be ‘| louse in the 1959 and 1960 sessions. - WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE | ey : is Commitment Rummage en Sponsored ys es . . Eridaev Nie Girls | Ranch. onde at 10:90, . Last week’s election gave Democrats six seats now held | We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities am., Sat. at 9 a.m. 128 W. Pike St.) by Republicans and threw the House into an unprecedented $1.25 wT 55-55 standoff, As a result, neither party can take over the es ‘ Rummage sale Frida Neveasber of authorit 14th 10 am. to 12 p.m. Stephens reins : a Page ae | Gulla No. 1 All Saints ta: Meeting in an initial attempt to resolve the dilemma were House Speaker George M. Van Peursem (R-Zeeland), __,,ftummage sale, corner Rep. Allison Green (R-Kingston), GOP floor leader; and | fe is caacae bUA ‘sai8 Reps. Louis Mezzano (D-Wakefield) and Joseph J. Kowal- | | : ed ee ee ee re ON Chuth furon ad il Bat, spectively for the Democrats. / na eet Ail four stressed they spoke only for themselves, not Vo oy ee "the eft 8 pds seeamers, ae EDITH BR. BARBER * Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Barber of Waterford Township have an- nounced the engagement of their | daughter, Edith Rebecca, Robert W. Ecker, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Robert Ecker of Flint. The prospective bridegroom is a stu- Mr Lake, have nie K., BONNIE K. SNOW and Mrs. Robert Snow of 7688 Detroit Bivd., to | gagement of their daughter, Bon- ‘to Howard J, Houlds- worth, sen of John E. Houlds- worth of Detroit. Middle Straits announced the en- The couple 7 at St. SALLY JOYCE BROWN The engagement of Sally Joyce Brown to Arthur Howland Jr. has been announced by her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Brown of 6310 W, Maple Rd., West dent at Spring Arbor Junior Col- lege. married June 20 ih the First Free Methodist Church, Pontiac. The couple plans to be | plans to be married Feb. | Williams Walled Lake. Catholic Church in | Commerce Township, Dog Likes Slide Board Cortisone Under Study PONTIAC, Il, (#-—-Snookie is one pective bridegroom is — Township.” The of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howland of 3057 Crumb Rd., the pros- a student the U.S. Supreme Court. Here is the pattern to date: ot 1937, from Ohio, jed to the high bench. Supreme Court. Rooster Guards Flock Sixth of World's Sheep pie wee WA Gail oth _|Yale class of 2037 and wind up in In the class of 1837, from Ohio, was Morrison R. Waite. He be- came Chief Justice. In the class was . Potter Stewart. He was recently appoint- The pattern may have started two centuries ago. In the class of 1737 was Philip Livingston who signed the Declaration of Inde- pendence — which created the NEWTON, Til. (UPI) — Farmer John Collins noticed that a one- week-old pig had joined his chick- ens as he fed them, Suddenly, the |* pig squealed and fell over dead. Of nylon lace and tulle, pnt eget sev.cred rth scooped, scalloped neckline _ long, tapered sleeves. The fitted basque waist ang appliques on the skirt were of lace and an overskirt of ruffies accented the tulle floor- length skirt. A white orchid sur- rounded by stephanotis with white streamers on a white Bible com-- prised her bouquet, - Mrs, William J.Newcombe of HO SARE: Se and Rose City was matron of honor. ily i rs sal itt Bridesmaids were Mrs. Kenneth B. Carter of Madison Heights and . Eileen Tindall of Davisburg. James Newport was best man. Ushers were Kenneth B, Carter of Pet Needs Extra Room , DEL MAR, Calif, —A hofel at Gene Motors Institute in Flint. The ‘Wedding date hasn't been set. CANBERRA — Australia’s sheep Madison Heights and Kenneth J. guest, win tok heritages Sa I ; " Chamber, on 8 pe Mae mene SaaS ‘| ali .* NEW YORK — Cortisone, which dog that likes the thrill of a slide population has risen despite| Meredith Jr, diamond-studded collar he| decided that tet <¥ m. was developed in 1948 as a drug! board. The blond and white cocker! Today's jet fighter planes con- a record 150,-| Following a reception held at the ' ¥ : f was too cramped sharing her room, oy'o 7346. é for the treatment of rheumatoid|spaniel and his 12-year-old mis- tain 10 times’ as much electrical |000,000 — one sixth of the world’s| Knights of Pythias Hall, the newly. oy pats er LR ee aan. arthritis, has been analyzed into|tress, Barbara Mott visit Wash-|wiring as was used in early jet sheep, but the source. of one third weds left for a trip to northern |She ren’ adjoining one fc ADA B avane. “ADA R. sai, more than 20 fractions, ington Park regularly where the ‘models. of the world's wool. i Michigan. - him, at $35 a day. wee wt Aes * “* . Death Notice Funeral Directors 4| Help Wanted Female 7| Employment Agencies 8A Building Services 12 Landacaping 18A| Notices & Personals 25; Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32; Wanted Real Estate 32A etl OO SOMEN Gea “f * an, “A HOMELIEE ATMOSPHERE” OMEN NEEDED Ad SAND -b FINISH PE $-9723./ 4.1 SERVI ANKSGIVING SPECIAL — | case ARMS: gins COATS 18 40, 1 to do soisgnene, were from EVELYN EDWARDS “a ardwood Floor seeRY * ovale ond oe min Megs our oid. Fas tonite ¢ ee a8 a 2, Yanweit uses Hwy Wiake ree ia stlgemen Ks is B1OO8, , Cnn Ot s ton FUNERAL HOME tomers. 4, noms, oy. have baeatnae NSELING F “| CUSTOM B Hams e@ « se On sims _ te Coventry, Bry Pia on , iene . ariveway” giading. Back. fing T COMPLETE COLD WAYE OR aim MER TATE Gee ages iS ARAN? OUP OH | Ease, area] | oun abanion- lade ie an coe foie ak. Biss : sapere 0 tap Sore Mrs. ary) Trafelet, Mrs. | fh p__ Oeeviae 4. 3) between 10 and (2 a.m. and 6) surre 4 FE large ‘Residential and commer. | 2XPERT TR zit Edw ae a R out, Realt -John (Preds) German and Robert oP m4 removal. Ph. PE $6503 or OR w. } Stout ealtor Aj “< he ho Est, : dear sieter ri Mrs, D l oe h ¢ Guaranteed work. ~ MY) 3 5000. , aul ones, sel Mews ‘aughton rv Opp ge ne one son- '@) ns Attention, Housewives SECRETARY 3-198 : iNTERLARES TRE SERVICE. KNAPP SHOES 77_N. SAGINAW FE 56-8165 Sohenl pee euevte bo FUNERAL FOMB tin free jewe 22-32 with good skills At- ‘| "Trim, remove, cabling, surgery. a WITH er esane aaterten ev. th, ct ee | uslenbors ts ‘hs Sieans aod paleld tov tees ton OR 505 Land clearing. Insured. MA 42903. ANY GIRL, ¢ xo CASH and waier. Jim” Wiliams. taity burch aenereere ons Voorhees-Siple - Si eae Peet vee um. Em opment se ‘ eine State Bork, Fireplaces end chimoeys. |" LAWN BUILDING Sasa ‘Confidential, The Salvation EATAPE PM LanD con. | —*8i3_sfter_ 6. eo canes ur | _ Atmy, at e Seae Fate Stee Ws | FUNERAL HOME. (BERtINE fom camuarcay_agx | Pe Bi instructions ___9 en A na B fam to ObLsourion CAL | Rent Apts. Furnished 33 A ~ ree ne a € RIAN BLUE SOD—i5c & 350 Ree i Ma oad aba, | Amsiance Oprrten pene ee Hote home PR 8 AND PAPERING Ponta: Motors. PE 95031, sell your home list with ug Pood ee Mr Cw. Webs Mrs. Alles : Sct feopathie Hospital. spe Ting. es chauffeurs Beawes. Mibuiiing Service PE Bowe oF | a Tina 3 Wtd. Household Qoods 27 So fe ere ee a ee Giese downtown. #12 WE. Weighs: Mrs. William Ryan and Many ny fringe benefits, Contact di-| Oy g3iso. Sree, On fA, oer cent dive ier cash CASH fFOK CUSED TV'S, FURNI- La Mrs, Earl Becker | Funeral ser) gen FOR AP. rector _of laboratory, FE 54192. Ww Wanted F li MILLER BROS. 1 FLOOR SERVICE , uaranteed wn rite ot eas ture & mise tase. A. JOHNSON, Realtor ” Brcent Waa BATE A FE : lee will be held Priday, Nov. 14. wg re DER FOR AP|MIDDLEAGED WOMAN TO BA- ork ' emale | AA PA ‘ASH FOR FUR AND A “ at 10 am. from St. Vincent de) pointment wo bysit more for home than pay. | Arnnnn SCAFTERING- 5 REPAIN” HEAT. 30 yrs @ Reasonable. | ~ diances one nouse tu! | 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.. NICE R re Oeutete toctnr| Go hele eT 8 o bie Mon | seen. 2 WOMEN WANT Wall CATING | Pat Lee, FEL 2-1003. Free estimates Phone FE 40950 | Bromo — oe ts “PR 4.3533 Prt Bot, Au util, $12.50. tion of the will ‘be at 8 tag Fe shat Chenowith. me sank 305 MO. FO START ee ATTE? Pee aah SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING. och shecasteal TAINS | cae cs = = mn ora babernt meme, Rosary tg the | BRICE LAYER. G OOD FAST MAN hee sor rome thortvend, "Set ‘FE Registered’ Lan technician, 9 | 50002. EADY INTERIOR FURNITURE E NEEDED Want to lease or buy small |. festa. os ao Child wel- 1 ‘ bus will be at! on ive \ . 0 > REP TR Pa; 2 cz: unch room seounene price. pep wereday at che See aoe was on wos OLDER WOMAN TO CARE FOR 3 es of ae a 3 oars in ~~ RO F AIRS Painvine im Oe HANGING. 3 ite ns win bu a 5) oy or] Re: to as Box 3 RM. A é . it 2) Home. where Mrs. 1 shop Eliz. Lake Rd. ben vgs ¥ _— for home than] to serve as doctors eesistera in EAL ESTROUOHING FE 4-0444 2% years exp. FE 50931. No. 15. 7S, Robinw. * mI Oe eg oe Same 2 OR OLDER fore 2:90,,OR 3600 | 4D, SRK oftice, Replies to Poo vepte leaks. Field. tile. footings. 2 ' vE *s ra git Mu Mur thy, bee gr j av, % a le : ‘urn. rphy . Pat oe Se Final on PE _ 23-0206 QumaT. CAPABLE WOMAN FOR ADDRESSING a M SING a AILING GOR Ditches & boat wells OL 1-0063. Physio-Therapy Z21A vel forniture. ue ‘ee foe. ‘Agalt round sod of Mrs Mary 8. Wea: dear) XPERIENCED AUTO. MECHAN-| Use back gate. Call before 6. | g° td, oe 7 ol, Building Supplies 12A/ywasseusm AVAILABLE. IN| tt lamps. Antique furniture. | ~ ; brother est. Panera!’ ic. Salary vlus commission. Bird's | x BABYS NG DAY OR NIGHT. aa an : our home or mine, EM 3-643 or — / fetvice will be hei Priday, Nov./_Plymouth-Desote. Milford. Bae ee a-aeiug | CRUSHED STONE 100 PeR CENT| bas F4 C ALL 34. 03.3 pe the Voorhets-| EXPERIENCED SALESMAN TO| PERSONN BAY WORK HAVE OWN TRANS-| “10-4 washed. $1.15 yd, Pea-gravel, Wed. Niscsllanisoe 28° & ‘em i eltatetiey | sel, Bnaged Imperiais, Chrysiers, | ERSONN EL pertetee. Baby titting evenings. . yard. Sand, any kind, $i yard. Televisiin Service 22 Wr od OLDE WHEELCHAIR US IMMEDIATELY of you have ce en he Ege de epi - A ‘tsed sare Mighent pet plas TRAINEE EXPERIENCED DENTAT ASSIS- Sachabew Ra. Maarten MAple | ADL ett pemRVICE GALLS AN- eond. OR 7.3062 Sayers ‘walang? weeny: Heme ro t te y Roms fe Pag in Metropolitan area. Many pees = ee tn tant looking for work, Have own | _ 5-2161 swered tae cries or. night. WANTED eee after 11 a.m. cay. og ‘30 8. “Woodward Mien nne B’ Ham an a in beginning pa oO oR eet ANIN ~~ Business Services 13 RAYAL yz — Bo. “go an aie Be Breas. “en — um hri iG. NOV 1088,| 68-0029 don 6-4758 a retail personne! career 4 an ~ H rt tr 389 8 Raith: ‘beloved : or sOrdon $4758 _ with large retail organiza. | _ Own transportation. OR 3-882], ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS DAY_OR bg phd bf > nie Tia 72004. before 8. ie es tefant dsphier of James C sad) FULLER BRUSH CO. ton, Duties will ineitde alt GIRL. ty DESIRES BABYSITTING | “Tepsired by factory trained man "Sirk WANTED 7 ~| $3 N. Telegraph Open Eves. ‘ag a ceet cos Far Wil train and finance tndustrious yping required. can: AT Soy RO ORWORIARD x at our office General Printing & | Se caaag Tv. AETERNODN ANB FE 2-9236 Whittenvurg, Punersi service nn toe Soa nae ce ity unlimited Please send babysitting ip your home. 3 ra mo st. Ph ey 3.0138, Taw: | “evening service. FE 2 | ak en . ze wate. CASH eek be held Priday, Nov. 14, at = ished gpidintd hang 886 ave resume & salary require- day a noineT ho wate furni per week LOOMFIE: ALL CLEANERS. f | Foetal with Rev. * A. . i Plug $24 expenses —e if Tie te Pontiac Press Box G Sone DORTORS ASSISTANT evan ona windows. “Gocaceatis: Upholeteriag 23 a Money Wanted 28A Ee eash interests ron tase th oak ai ‘ @fficiating. Interment in White Qualified Phone FE 2-2318. Trained in e laboratory FE 2-1671 KLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- your aronerty for & : Chapel Cemetery. Alona will be wan TO WORK IN AUTO PARTS | brocedure. Excellent character ETE NG wing. 8176 Oooley, Lake Ra. $1,000 AT § PER CENT INTEREST. | fale to a ior aa we ot tne Doncison-Johns Funeral) store as auto parts clerk. Must SALESLADY WID FOR CURTAIN seal. oe Lt Wr Licensed, 24 hr. service. Tostail, | _ 3.3641 weg Hien Ree ser Tee] ee cae ee rma wa = Home until Friday noon. have at least 1 yr. experience and dre on { TRONINGS ca AREA.; repair or service. Guaranteed. | HONS UPHOUETERING — Press Box 56. uities e@ also he atx rte fear. : 2 Hollerback Auto —. one FE experience a prokined me Pontes | Reas. wit 6-7350 "Ty LOnTa PEaAT oF FoR, SALE — FIRST MORTGAGE, * Huroo (FE 4 In Memoriam z10t Yardstick at Miracle Mie Shop- | TRON NGS a3 PER UsHEL MOT FE. 5-8888 By private party. MY 32726. 3 rt Cle te. edits 114 Cadiilag FE ‘MEDICAL TECHNICIAN WANTED. | Ping Cente paring’ & re rewinding. 718 i Pike, iS ANTED $3,000 AT 6 CENT,. a, IN LOVING MEMORY of mrs. MEDI HD Osteopainic Hospitat. WAIT RESSES | cape wee CLEANING, ii HR. rite Pontisc Press Box 6. IA A 7 BEDROOM APT. IN LAKE OR- Addie McLain. who was take! iany fringe benefits. Contact di Exp.and references. FE 2-2870. | FURNACES, et NED ARB L Found 24 i AN -| CASH FOR YOUR HOME ica MY pa Feeds en 13, 1957. er,|_tector of laboratory FE 5-4192. ove ee gn poe aah Prag EADY WANTS WORK AS HOU! HOUSE- serviced. 6, L. Nelson, rE 6-178, ost & F e , terest, good security. FE 40208| Yes. we can 2 home for! 743 Not lost, but gone before ‘|MIDDLE AGED SINGLE MAN 2130 Dixie Hwy’ | Keener with no other woman LOST: GIRL'S ‘CLagsEs AT PON- | __days. — bs Big a pay: |? Bi bath rent ae a gut per And shal Torwvey mores for eeneral farming aid Liver | WarTRES€ WANTED” FOR-EVE. | owls. FE ew TPN P| PURNACE CLEANING | “ete Dive ie. F Wanted to Rent 29) ion’ de not Ngated. "We | teases 31 And shall forever more, ols MUIberry $148, ning work. 617] Dixie Hwy. Apply | EADY WOULD Like HORE | “y,.. Chimney Top to Ashpit | LOST ~ BEAGL ROUND: init ten appraise vour property and F{REDROOM PARTCY PORK. vsoe! Hn and families. = PARTS MAN emer 3:28. only. ny. Replies wn Pont Pg fret “ELEEN-AIR" PowER suction | BF. er. Lincoln 3r. High black, brows GARAGE. 12 CAR. FOR ALL wn cash you can receive — , Geagnes brick fire- js a ALSO GRILL COOK. No. 12. Will Do « plete Job used in business. | me RS ~ T: SMALL BR Tas z ee be = Chrysler ooo. Bivd E eo eee CICENSED HOME FOR I CHILD. R IDEN AL ALD COMMBNOD L | purse -wi aot of s and so Boneion edie aise daamedllakes RA ie 30 EOS a Re aa, : The Pontiac Press on Gen cares | wail OUSEREEPER. LIVE TAT OR ooo ll ean FE_5-7490. =No Sales or Repair— change, of Risers "Ree 352 2 ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE. ” Woe P Ponti og “Box 13 S Pecanean job. ihecthe’ take ates for, ns A ti NURSE | JIM_LONIE OR 2 ward. FE Crh ater rape a wwest side ‘ve “7008. HAVE “oi ieee FE Ph will care = a re semi- | BLAS . a} oe: ‘FOR WANT ADS j/rizza coo. rant TIM @.| ACademywst” "Dreher savalid_ FH 2 PLARTERING. Xi PE SO foe, OW day meraing, | es = oe WILL TRAVEL|? Bo? Re wk. OR 31006. ee a IMEGGRAPRTNG TY FIRG- SES. selecense. bey, Ulred, ete. Poo- WTD. EXPERIENCED SHORT OR- retarial “service eM vane SEC. SAWS MACHINE FILED bit old, mon ey <7 ‘ae wet ye ed tomes and ani, | We wn trave! to see you BY Tago DOPE er Say DIAL FE 2-818! tise Press Box ger cook. Apply in person. 887 W. NURSES AVAILABLES Mantey Lensh 10 Bagley St./ Please phone OR 3-013. mes haere your shee tana contract or scre- feet. _ Brtrate Me ae taco —_ . = WASHING MACHINE R™ Witte LABY TO LIVE INGARE |D*7 @ Nient-ticensed & Bondea| WASHING MACHINE Re anh, | LOST: TRECOLOR COLLIE TRE. 5143 Casy-Blisabeth Rd _ Fe for a, 30-minute | SAG melome. $5 A From 8 to 5 p.m LADY TO IN. CA 92 ER ARGA id answers-to name Cleao. FE iving 0 ) PVT, rem 8 a.m, p.m. Reliable Man he one Gee agen. Pal pees ‘| Auburn Avenue Nurses Exchange Promaph servisee Pe cory “ireined ban Share L g rters 30 RD D. RILEY. Broker OR ai All errors should be re 4 OR 3.5969, STENO, AGE 30. SHORTHAND, I wor! teed, LOST: GIRL'S GREEN AND OR- | ~~~ = 809 Witzabeth Lake Ra rted immediately. The Son Gwe beta Op hiner oul os typing & PBX ability. Would like | SERVICE CHARGE ONLY $1.78 chid ‘Sonwicn bike with white| LADY HAS HOME a? seat PE 4-1157 Fe esos } ress assumes no ceeie aeeunne Pe nog Help \ Wanted 8) office position, Write Pontiac SUBURBAN APPLIANCE 1 __seat, vic. LineoIn H $-0432.| With working girl, E ii—" } than to ‘cancel te charges ieee waren, “Wo'00" to 38 WOMAN wf a sericea See, get | “Shera black he share home, stivinaas Pi babe Immediate. z : bul makes w i for nat -ortion of the Gicet § | _3.@. MToking eopten re done tng S| Keeping in motheriess with school yomatio Washers, 30 yrs | vest_and boots \,A8, seen inst at YOUNG WOR EING AiR ae, e | \ : SALES MANAGER fave opening ter man or woman e children | Breterred. Live-in. 20 Mile & Sohn‘ R Rds. Rewstd.| hare home with same. Own é 4 National organization needs Pield Can make above average wee eekends off. : APPLIANCE SERVICE MUlberry 9-0254 transportation nr. Union’ Lake See Bittcre a ‘rpeaang | lA” Pte te WOU CEN, 0 ES | ROTA Slane = sco tances Re he tei see wet) = LACTION training and guiding in direct DIETICIAN' _work. FE to S* | Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 Sa Also brown male Beagie.| Wanted Tr tation 31 . selling important. Must have) pontis WASHING. IRONING P Children’s pet Giles, MA 50 5-0186, ens a : heen” iow _ know ae of direct to home res ; yearly Senin 3 time for perme your nvet REScs a oencetion” commission, portunity for te Manager promotion. Replies confidential, Rated pe reonel inter : ving name, address, ~phont number and resume of past experience to H. Rahn, Com- pat Bldg. Newark, New een ener \ ¥ win ‘FIXER? Order Classified ¥| Ads to sell, rent, find a ry. | good ; 2 ae Osteopathic Hospital. Many fringe benefits Contact ad: ministrator—FE 5-41 4102. MAN MIDDLE AGED MARRIED experienced with dairy herd and vps farming, 3108, Davisburg 4. Holly. MElrose 40461. A ia $50 iy tee. miecin bse 3 full Seetes. ~ a 338. Free NEED. A FINANCE. job. *FE 2-8181 js ant Ad number! { ad aie ses tie cae “ae te es Pa ee souvery. OR 118 er OR 3o010 NGS NE he 5-9154 WORK OF ANY KIND WANTED. FE 2.8271. Building Services 12 BASEMENTS P PUT UNDER OMe s, — SS = and —— A & B TRENCHES ALTERATIONS, Ladie: iresses AIt terations, drapes & formais done a a LOST; ONE torch, FE 5-1948 PoRy tome, Gal FE 88 Mi. | Lost: Lz ALE DRESSMA AL ONS. "I . : EM _3-0356. 1331 Williams Lk Rd.| mos ema , mL “rg ARSE. 17A Der LOR 11. cK Dp UND brown markings. Vicinity of See ie: id's pet. Re- : BLK, & ‘ On Franklin Rd. Call FE $-0805. == TANK AND TH | LADY WANTS 1 Pelton & tiac, 8 a Vie. . \— Coke Mtgs. 32 “toot water lines field tile. FE 7 » : ‘ fo ie eile ee ee - Se ee ,Nicholie & Harger Co, 32 W, HURON PE seins CA$H WE NEED LAND CONTRACTS ae BROS. ATE Bag SAME DEAL“ * | a ae a J. R. Hiltz Rea 1011 W. Huron see PE 56181 erent ec ar ns _CL A R K NO DOWN PAYMENT ttn esta rnowr.| Py, Meru, Mm Fie et oie Mile bath mice fenced | ;#A#t, side—paved street— yard, "Dewa parent $1,050, ay leree per cent. inter ce ce HOLMES-BARTRAM 4302 Dixie Hwy 32-1960 Ae. rar Aaking price #0488 yard, taking "price NEW RANCH HOME. If you can use a 2-bedroom with a elt base- | N JMi ON N, LL ment, this home before you| or .ent By down payment, re buy. ‘t be sorry. Located 20071 near Freecom) an. $10,400 with only $1,600 d NO DOWN PAYMENT CLARK REAL ESTATE Racal three?) bedroom TO BUY, TO SELL, TO TRADE an A ny Plas tag afuren Open a i ta Muthu Lie1 LISTING BERVICE | ‘ession” & per cont inter. ASSOCIATE. WIS WATEING LAKE RD. 3 B ost Nt mont tle ag mgr ee licensed IE Huron BROKERS INVESTMENT CO. fake Brige ranch, ie , ina aot) Call Bob’ Cas PE #9683 OWNER LEAVING STATE — WILL . new d basement. gare " € Mg pele 3 old. Owner’ OR 9-3860. +193. Sait 4 me, 1000 cant. FE ONLY $808, DOWN) roa sce De gexUHPOL mine | Past Boulevard modern home, city. ee ee ee AULT OL PINE 2 BEDROOM home = 6 privileges 3530 Pineview Drive. |- ee wae ss hed garage, 1% ° . 3 bed- rooms, Mining room. living reom | ‘43 ORCHARD’ LAKE Ave. _ For tee For Sal — .. ON FB civeggy snes od os with fireplace pan heat and cov- : Sale ses 43) le Houses 43/4, bedroom bent "Ach pe thie ons | he we Siadesind “Open Sundar fom; $36 PER aoe 2 | OL, NOTHING DOWN. $58 MONTH. | BRICK IN BIRMINGHAM. FULL now $12,500 and 81.500 down. - = : ~ = “ 7 is nf / P. 5 . te : __furn. On Ca 169 Uniox a srated, Se 2 bedrm. | _ Speaking of thrust, you should meet Helen's father!” Multi-Lakes Realty . § rms. & bath.. Good basement — gas heat, aluminu j 4 50 Mt. tion, OR 3-8867. awnings waier sri im 1060 $. Commerce Rd. MA 41578 Mt €R Ww ilson Realty ball . 3 BEDROOMS. FULL BASEMENT. with "$1,000 down to FHA ‘me aun L Nene MC 3 lots down. Oxbow mort. $ ] i _Take anda. Rustic Circle. gas ee will accept late model 190 DOWN oa, ® ain Pe Fiat ‘. O. lot. Fo MS Bur TAKES OW 2 beitroom house, 1 living wg, SBF STARTS BOW § room, basement ¢ eee A 1 Foom, dining room, lovely kitchen split Gevel starter $69 Mo. 50 near FE. Blvd. yes. io r, when you) R. J. VALUET, Realtor a bath, al] iarge rooms, new oil yee ps, a lot. Immediate FE 40210 WE 34200 Builder can ver for on in 19? 4 rooms, | 345 OAKLAND AVE. §-0603 as furnace Farage, 3 lols. fruit &| possession, $8,280. Low down pay- : WE tise bath, base #3 beat, 2 cor | “Gpan RVENINGS UNTIL. 6-50 “3 jowere galore. 86 Peach St. Bar-| ment, ner lots FE ae LE Listing. VICE 2 vt price. small gown oayment | | PLATTLEY BUILDING co. hae 34104 "BM 3-241 after 6 WEST BLOOMFIELD twp. | “1% MEIOS @ BLES. N OF Wal PANELED BD WALLS. wew 3 brick, near Rta of Lake pee = “ Bedrm. ee. F.A. Heat EWLY DECOR: *revton Piaine no womronop. cos . storms & siereens. ceiamie’ be bain, pit one 3 Lemongag eo activities 9 fenced corner lot : $500 an +. \* are: ' RK Reed Ree oc eee Ff) No cow ranuer| piieeeeeetiae | ZERO DOWN 5 rr 4k ‘| fenced back yard. New Luxaire NO DOWN PAYM : i heat, condition, Until} furnace in fu basement carpel ane | ee | FE 5-81 ye NO aes # ny 1 1960. $55. 3 gs and drapes. PE $7100 after E North; off Sashabaw road— eall ‘Don "Nicholle Fi ease Gf you will Lo 8 Site werk) Russell A. Nott, Realtor. pod canetions, 2, aareem feree ; $52 ae aN pn, ee taxes | 170-W_ Pike FE 45905 | 2 ae HOME WITH 2 BED mmotustine. : y : iN oho: now rented. EM 5.308 aM sia yy - Ga a crt Tuerese Mowouts 6 R Broker BRoesws 2087 3 nished. FE F) or AF gg AO Ng Sem seme. with sliding doors. Kitchen with 33W VETERANS ~- NO MONEY DOWN : a < . 21435. heat —e ——. oe ri 3 BEDRM.. 1% BaTm, wae TO ulit-in ew "iE, Cores cefling, st - Neal 2 Bob avon “PE 25 Cc Off Sashabaw road. Lovely 2-bed- Ye 5-1012 1614 N = -| month — K G.. Bempetead. wall carpeting, storms and| tile throughout, bath-.-eram:| 45236, eves ACRES room home on large lot, complete er come to 1614 . ¥ ve E. Huron St. FE ; screens, make ties OR 3-7902. . | ity space, Automat Located approx. 10 miles north en Ohagg = gol 3 wel & y heat 2 f 7 7 = car > APT, BATH. : c WEST SIDE 7 RM. HOUSE 179 RAEBURN.| @-ar garage Over-nead door On| NEW RANCH HOME ‘. coon kopeas "te Maree ‘vin 4 urban living. tty alt wil surel Ww wv Children wel- EDRM 7 i . Inq. Drayton Plains 4259 Monroe; &rproximately 75 x 180 ft. lot. $9,600 EASY TERMS. with fireplace, off pt ts school | « Please. ist. $8900 price wi i 2. more. $50 mo or |: ‘a 208 BRICK DUPLEX St. > hotell s Th a home,” $2,000 DLORAH BLDG. CO. bus at door. Will aide compels, coma “aopronitntely aed eee 4 @ equity | pr ze PE at FE xe. = Easy terms on inedenee: Bildor of Natkoat Homes Low als ¢ : NE OWNER FE 3-01 for land contract some cash. a4 7 nv 4 ‘ § rooms and tile bath, full base- “UT RT REA LTyY 2 WILL SACRIFICE at $50 includes princ: tears ment. laundry trays, gas heat.| Will sell on GI or terms. 2 bedrm. | 2410 Commer MA 4.2391 | 3 BE est, taxes and insurance. : ots Ww ea! ee € e ; Sar is"S. Rose rE screens and storm windows. New Sertiep. ls Bari, ‘on’ 3.3450 33400 ~ COMPARE THIS pain in sory pitta ad oe Mee ipee large fomily bay ‘i: | $198 TOTAL CLOSING cost “h ROOM GPF DOWNSTAIRS. — See take wn ee | dae Ge SAAEe ecaae | Custom, oath tee ot. mc 2. boe| [ae Ome ae Sere RA. AE | some Garage, located “on” paved | true. 2bedroom brick ranch wits 132_ West Lawrence month. home, 2 baths, Casement. in Lake| foom brick ranch ‘home. Pull crock, nt vis.| fal basement, tile beth, shining . ROOMS & BATH. NEWLY DECO- Orion : 2n slate en- y close bus & schools. * : aoe Te 3 'VASBINDER, INC. | _Sshtel ot gy anor wu wih Yankee petite, cores ie NO MONEY DOWN m LOTUS LAKE | peated, dinate, iarge roomie corey LAT. ea bok we FE 5-8875 S17 LOWELL ST, E. OF JOSLYN | floors, a gargs A/a 4 3 bearm. wed home room _ furn: wi Koutts. $65, FE 2-5061 j iM HOME Rar ggy oo —? fg ng oh aa EL iene area Earl E. James, ey] Seth part Naprmsent, ofl “WN Nernace, ROOMS, “BATH. | GAN HEAT. | _ rent Clarkat 6. | WILL SELL ON RENTAL OPTION | ss OPS? 128 p.m, | custom puiidsr PUNAP py gingg| Byte. 80m Commerce Ra, EM| | sereeoed porch everisoting ¥» ft | OFF Jost yw ty. New 2-bedroom near stores school. MAple | 7 BEDR ; SUB | We have 2 five toom modern | FAMILY, ALL BRICK, FOR COL- = Po lived in yen S pieiores Gal. : ; ‘ ' * sround homes with plastered walls, oak n ee ree eres pana SEDRM —S¥R SEB | tres orogt i crsre, Saree Sit ‘neat "Ooee income provers | S300 DOWN rn vn Gener inaving tone TED, uattod UTE carton | eeityaite Best, On Entre furn, $20 per wk./ mouth. Peer sneee- Util. turn, In home . gt der Lavender = ween @ a.m. & 6 a : rt starter home — po ge leat , a all down. 4 Cass-Elisabeth ee a Se Lo _ REAL "get. 2» vears. |— = asement, large lot west o P. W. DINN AN : L UTIL. FUR a PERSONALIZED HOMES Pont McDonald, OR/| . nO em, —8:20 p.m. sundey 13 ’ a ee a FE 82209 Sosy 6 W. Huron FE 62677 ope JIM WILLIAMS T ROOMS NEWLY DECORATED : : = , . feet tem Petcateg, Beat — Rent Rooms > 37) 1 you naz ve 00g goed 5 Only$500 Down IN ROCHESTER REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE hy perks oe nme. credit. You can move <0 & start} Move Right In Rope, S peas. LT poems 8 12 BAtOeN __e Set 2 RM. APT. IN EXCHANGE FOR| buying this, modem 2 bedroom | 2 bedrooms, full basement home.| bath ape + ler comer. $ seems OOMS, sar ste te A ts Spacious MY Roy A 86-2447, ome. Call FE 83877. Of furnace full bath, k thors apartment with bath in basement ee ee ee von waeuae be OWNER; 3 BEDAM., TILED BATH, | and plastered walle, Near schools Firepines, vA deh water taranes’ Beat and electricity. 808 Bt. pol oo ge ae we tii sto amon. re "Jed tape. De car healed tage. Good income, ELBOW ROOM SECOND STREET treet. pate x 7 . 1 00 Sa HOLMES BARTRAM BY OURER: wEDRM Bi BRICK, raat Tew 6.000 down. Wil accept land con- Located neat Williams Lake--on petca reaches Degree bath, : AgBUR Rus 0) i392 Dinie ‘Hwy. OR_}-1950 fui Dasement, gas heat.’ 65. | Smal investor Can task for park genes n 80x260 ft, tenced lot A 4 f.| fenced ‘yard. new 1% car. sph PE Eee | rR CCRAN FRU-WRICE DU" shape ton “Gnnnagss | Make 22% on Home | ,PONTIAC REALTY | Greuinearip tina etas| she, 205 ater Very nice. FE 32-4376. * Evel fremt perth. mas st deere: basement Drayton Plains area. Pay $1,100 down and colject rent. | 737 Baldwin FE_5-8275 orner pee 6 y jon on BA A , Convenient t side location, ‘162 oe down. 7-8017 Present tenant pays $79 month $500 DOWN kitchen for Geereesed Heine. tor. 5 BEDROOMS oc er, modern. Wi a W. Huron St. FH 8-3338. Ts OME ON BAST ANE.| 274, loves tt. Sounds ridiculous age space ts no problem here. Ex- Stone—Attractive home with PE '2-1568. t "| but true. No red tape — no other| Vacant 3 bedrm. = basement. tes include: ‘Carpeting both ersized rooms & tiled Ba oh oe ‘3 rms. & full bath w pt. a 30474, : held Rear shopping & bus serv. | Charges. fenced, yard E. side. FE 26714 tedrooms. combination storms & bath down. 3 bedrosms, pew 8. pper ® : after 5. own. ° bath, Al Pri, entrance, Purn. or unfura. Low Gi — eee awnings, ing room & part bath up. 4 ie be! at oSG Locate: cds Pe . tear P-4 3-BEDRO ' B Ic . B mire MODERN Pc oea: eve- iroux-Franks P IF * = * oT this -. ig,800 cau Gu Full basement with finished Bive Util turn. Adulte ool. FE | Put basement. Baldwin & Walton " nings, suis OENERAL REAL ESTATE JONEER HIGHLANDS | jag o2s, PEs hie cast 10 mo Haig ane ieee ange | RAP tT. MAIN FLOOR. eae. _— tlae Motor workers or pensioners. SACRIFICE 4, BEDRMS. 13,008 4395 Dixie OR _3-9701 ft. jot. N better -bu ort. ent, Ty. Very|~ FREE RENT 1 WO) 3-4200._ Builder. i This two bedroom brick with ful jot, Never = better -buy tice, North end. PE 24yit. ELKS TEMPLE Pri, Bat. modern.’ slo weekly. | Fi bier or Pu star whoo s: ceramic tile bath, carpet fll r = nee at $17,000. Low down payment 86 Cottage St. PE 8-€769, see Mr. biel oF FE er ng, cia , RRSNT) ogress from) Maire ground feer Snyder, Mgr. Apt. B-3 BY OWNER EAST siDE MOD.| © ~~» “ISTINO SERVICE | basement with gas NOTHING DOWN | wareine’ taxe’=” — cm." upper. , Mode Sad = bere ae om.” CLEAN. W SLEEPING | ern 2-famiw or 4 bedrm., 2 tiled / teeta enh peved arect wih | extabegy Bp pope 3 —— #400 DN. - shell type bome » $4, Fea aa : , ieee s close in, 267 N bee | and «itehens. Garage. FE all eity weit and bac jane| Gachataw Re dome af ae nen with 2 bedroo: t rock CONVERTER? NEWLY DECORTT. Nice apt. Call after 4, FE 5-6b07. oe ae TRoSu S privileges on Sylvan Lake. Close fures are, oak floors. | ofl heat, ai 12. |, Completely ea ‘West FOR COLORED “a rervining uf. oy man. } oe Goaars ee * OPPING | $10,500 Cal" tods * sg Mie With overhead door, Cornet fidg, Available unm imm . FE apt. a Pooh Not Ing own ee my See eppaint: lot, Priced at just $4,960 4 room heated apt. with hot wa- - cae ees : SUPE Pt wae ER ter. Frigidaire and stove also CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM id starter home on your NOTHING DOWN —s 500 Elizabeth Lake F 0 bus line aM, fara, if desired collect WEbster rs 2 SOORES— 1 fot Our’ pans 4 Call for Appointment WHITE BROS. - PE 4-1157 rE 4.4821 ov (WEST SIDE YOR | 5-902 before ‘noon or Inte afer-| | Seam market TE] ment prt. rms Sings or coup See, Bee ue “model. ‘Bos Me | PRICE REDUCED WMO A. REAL ES7a7E —~ ekg a ;} _peon elcome to coe . Jessie. COMFORTABLE 3 BED- : 31295 TON. OAKLAND, sa FE 8-4226 FOR a OR TRADE 3 BED- ROOM Full ba: t, 5660 1 ome. semen ; pasta | furan, > clean FARMINGTO wat S sens as d bath, “AB ry iG RM toom home, with fireplace. 2 bed- storms and screens, new gas Oper Eves. ‘ul S deekce 1 ‘tt 8 : ‘ rooms Private A, Available Dec. 1st. GReenleat Btiadl af” wilttTat 41108.| “Clean & quiet. 48 Mechanic. eee fag Tg pehool Waa serv furnace * pedve | no alg & : ~ trance, icom . New 4-5389 alled..Lak AmuTt Palka ST BAM ORI, * contra’ Bd? G fF - : etd take Re #15 Orchard Lake Rd.__—sieaTED UNFURN. APT. RMS. } Obie room. call after Spm re | 88d contract $4,400 Will take} to $7,800 at $54 per month $195 DOWN < $6,300 - EXCEPTIONALLY WE Rochester. La: ant 4 3 rm., mod. kitchen, full bath, |“ S-aprg °° °*. after © Pm. trailer house as down payment Including taxes and insur- =| 3101 W. aren FE 43560 Grr ran; + in mug. 4 & & dain 8 th. 675 sper me, omit XK. Oak ; Pe at large laundry rm., | cana HERON FOR _on_ houses. OLive 92-5701. = can’t afford to enings "til 9 2BEDRM. BUNGALOW WITH pedcooass. Pull bath. uiving rooms < only. References. and refrig . 7 : cians room & kitch . ar f*Gestred” sts per month or ainese of professional persen. $9.500 , FULL BASEMENT AN if 41344 ’ SYLVAN L AKE D FORCED ent, Forced ols off corente. New 7 ax| HOLLYWOOD APTS, |_per ween. MA saat" ODN FOR OR OTRES IN = SYLVA? : hot water heater. Newly deco- 1! build 3 bedroom house with ; 3 A ; rE ns i Sa Te ee btn erieed |4 ROOM MOMM OFF BALD. the West side. Laundry & Kitchen | basement on your jot. Complete | PRIVILEGES Oe ORR NAT. ETRE EARCR eet tavestment at this Pree. ii Howard St. PE 21834. win, 986 per me. v. FE 2.0015, with tile bath. hardwood floors &| 3 BEDROOMS — Large fam- LOT 80 BY. 300. NEAR PON-| Will rent for $13 per month, AnD RICE EGES. automatic heat, Don McDonald. ily kitchen, full basement, : be ned al a Pet payme ania As Soa oa ig hy ‘rath lar perch, stove and re- Call after 6 p.m. FE 6-4440. OF 5-208. 1 Rehk. Feu sever stv se geo etel fy Willams Take "Notes | TIA AIRPORT. 7 take. Sitlaies Sesskore orven icy PRONT ROOM ON ist FLE. SYLVAN LAKE — some finishing Priced at only GEORGE ‘BLAIR House MY oper Rear e tome, Orr Ne er Pek lee eee Een aneonn F. C. Wood CO. | 20 inte weeetOO oe cass priv A Low tnt t “T's * ° w, na PLEASANT ROOM FOR GENTLE-| age PE sine “Toe ST. MICHAEL'S NOTHING DOWN — Lovely 3 be@-| Comer williams Lake Rd. & MSC ee man, Semiprivate kitchen. Ga- F 1 + AREA room brick bungalow with full : OR 3.125 Eves. OR 3- ‘ILAPGE 3 ROOM AND BATH rage. Priv family. PE 4-4026. or Sa e€ or Trade WE HAVE a real humdinger Leeeagg wg My iz. ——— BY ‘WNE Pena tL SANT ONT R| # room modern. 60 ring floors. . Alum, s J P Or sullabie’ for couple only $65 ois RMS_ BEAUTIFULLY DECORAT. atioman.” ieg paves peme.| freee, ebicken house. Lage priv | figntit,, MOF | A well built home” recently dee-/ 4 sooms » path pas gare Plan n. onth, jas heat. 48400 8 Close in, Ph Ez aS. - bana Only $15,500. $2,500 down. -ogl saaetnent. The home is and that {s all. All you, need is Lake \privieges x hele or i. Buil di ~ REASO' condi convenien near ence mh yar Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ‘fe ‘ay © BATH LEE EW. | Soara =141¥ Oakland ave.| Dorothy Snyder Lavender | everything. No down pay- 1 eS ae Ser segaseee fom t8 to 8 danny. Ing ADY. REALTOR EST. 29 YEA only | #3500, DOWN | - Lovely 3 bedroom | —OR ‘7N. Saginaw St, Ph. FE 5-8165 sprazton Plains. 1819 Orchid. priv: OR before 1 p.m. 7001 Highland “Ra. (Msoy” mee. Lake Front. beach Boat. | NEW 2-BEOROOM HOUSE ON WHY WAIT? SINGLE ROOM Business | £M_3-3303 or MU 4-6417 NE > «=e 5 Dock, Resepticeaily g00d = condi- Woodruff Lake 2% miles LOVELY § ROOMS with re- sfitHome + FE 8oe7e. — } ARLY NEW ton. “Large living rm. with fire-| from Highland. ot S0x329; ear. Bullding material prices are go. ee 8 MATE MINUTE CHARMING 2 BEDROOM ace ~ ad ying - ie ta = wee! eo walk to Pontiac Meter, PE 5-3108. N O DOWN . rot aoa ak aul baccwen, $1500 DOWN -— Income spectal Goan payment or qactined on baling “e the “ere ‘our home pager gant i Rooms With Board 38 Coniplete . aluminum pad $100 per month and your own Rd Call FE or. Broker Pp AYMENT storms and screens, water free. “Owner leaving city.” We will erect a nice 2 oF 3 rae * i_iRM. KITCH.| rr F | exrra LEAN HOMESTYLE softener. and other extras ai ‘turniture included, A-1 condi- ppg enecbiienat — Bg Pon bedroom bungalow with full base- enette apt. util. furn, OR 3-4565. air coed Extra. "eed, yort.| “ene 14 Matthews FE oF 4 bedroom starter homes! — Cignets Peat rae “ling Bast aide ie Pontiac. "independene dence | ment ou your lot. Complete on Wal ae AND BATH COVE Ree pn on Pane | vont oe FE 280 sasr7 me Ga? Pasement and Foun ir | with. payments "o $63" per 12,00 PAMBLING BRICK — won| Twp." Grtonviie, Waterford —— on tetel . . GHN TEEMEN, GOOD FOOD, month tncludin derful condition. Beautiful view. Pp. . ay aut “Fe Sets ag | ROOM TERRACE. VACANT. clean moders tome. PE 20318.| Or ,'% with, small down, pay-| insurances ex ARG 3. bedroom bungalow with “at-| percent land contract We also bulld completed homes ' : M . . ‘a acne arage. sm’ ne Ba Washington of FE DaTT. | We. steam heat, washer, arrer TOM ‘paTEMAN. ‘T's. | 9900" homeo Gerip or ‘waiting _ Comer, Wiliam. Lake Ra 8 MSO) WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS | full bath. Two ip bans. New oY SS ta eee oa call for details = Ore us ® > garage furn Clean. children r . #0528, couple and. to Novi. A ‘AN peting. Basement all finished. Two ‘% ' ~ welcome, FE 21337. Wixom, etc. $200 DOWN fireplaces. “Real living here’ O. NORTHWESTER Lie Mention Cold _ veloome ROOM = r+ Raat f 16 N Milford Ra, Milford | Oftice located at PG. Wood Co, Hartland 3-655, MOD. Y ALLY 5 AG eee, Gal Oneeniea! 2 bedrm _ modern. B Fy iy ee oe oy one-MUtual 47852 Tees oes quae aulre AWS ET | SOME AED BATE GTR UTIL: | amtles fot widows, | tTransporis ene eae ateman cient service. "Wi BUY, “SELL |" F.C. Wood Co. ford High pvt. sath & ent, OR ; Ry, * ies fare OR Sal Cee ee Sar S meeneing | Fer tt and trade. Wo oO. a ece| tise, “08 garage, good 7 EMG. & BATH, STOVE HE ; at we 3 dedrm., moder 1% car geree a & Office Open 9 to 8 N, QUIET location. Pad frigerator. All utilities fura. FE| eldetiy, lovely ot hone re C PANGUS, Realtor ampsen LH. BRow®, Realtor ; Corer Williams Lake Ra. & M36 eee : eee rT Nt PPER PLAT. UTIL. URN. A 2-006 ti} , ie NA 71-2815 Bs. Se Ra x t rh 1919 M15, Ortonville REALTORS FE 4-0528 ane Listing Service “ORCHARD CT. APTS. - rl ry A, Rent fa te Closet Meals as de- | $450 DOWN — ON WEST LONG- =e ; = . Established tn 19 ORCHARD PTS. or sell sired 5 ; a fellow near Baldwin, a dandy 1-| 27? 8. Telegraph Eres & Sun. aie sistnmore, pa con _— ablished tn 19t¢ O son THIS ATTRACTIVE — Well-built Hospital = : ice 1 IR CONDITIONED ROOM & BOARD FOR BUDDIES. bedroom modern bome in new ned 4. Pontiac's, most exclusive west ‘thaaur Mis teden te "Sake tute 2 ‘oe ae condition | Nice lot. Wecer ge a ee, Gas beer ee brick. with 4 bedrooms. overlooks ‘ , . i e. p stree’ e . _ .| golf course and hag privile on WATERFORD vIELAGE,TROOWS| cons “type Individual eatrances, oS iedea tenet ieee en | 4-0308 MI] F R #00; Terms, Complete ~ S| food lake. Large living room with| 99 YEARS OF SER Bnd bath, Prt. ent. OR 3-825. __| Penusiue Biched” Auto. ‘heat = Lk. area Immed: occupancy. $75. Convalescent Homes 38A | 5; 90) pown — Good mast side '- INCOME is So one ht ger hot water also furnished. Adults ae Me ns residential] area. On Jessie near , i % ae rete | SUBURB Rent Apts. Unturnished 34, ori, "Reaay for immedisie occu- aL CARE, FOR } OR 3 ELDERLY | Auburn 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, | Owner moving to Anoora Gad pac | ie rege tad Tou saree, Buin 7. ‘Seo this todas? aii Beautiful bedroom Brick and “ ip touch th ele |, Drivate Caristian home. me Mores rag modern, easily rificing this nearly new 6 room| terms. modern apartment — $5,500 down. — ranch home. 7% be - to income. Full price! brick ranch home for qlick sale.| for yoursell plus a nice modern arge Brine Toop. memay beee | pancy. G with e aot ‘ie senist “ 105.| mer St Py calor — = OPENING SOON only $1050" PI e OR 3-1349. room with fireplace and dress- ; 5 . n . * ron, e ra] ER APT. FE cig S N 3 large bedrooms, ceramic —_ rented apartment, Gas heat, ga-| HERE'S ROOM TO BREATHE — | ing room, recreation fe with 1 OR ” = living room, 11 x 12 dining Too! rage, best of all, close to either| In this ¢-bedroom, 2 up — 2 Dn Sige ee"atine “aewty “aee| QE, DAIL fe 2UNDAT Soko | feetas atest Wor S| "aMaminened es" eaten: | ge here bade eather 1s | pile ae outta chats ar | Sept dag pam aires | lal it "Age - ; - washer Pe r wa tures found only in well-cared for I * — apartment hag 6& SACRIFICE BY OWNER FOR 1. S $25 T O $500 i Trourite froner Pa , FOR COLORED ~ $200 Down {Lake Orion MY 2-2821| property. 4 rea FAMILY sized | Over, 900 feet, frontage on rooms and ete bath, porches suver Lake, PE BOOT Ales © | ego OR, 1 EA ASE cues. 1. Homittioa “Pinebe a fin » o SR eery “areet wallte: 1319 Rochester Rd. full “12x18 DINING ROOM ‘bi tion, includes large main ments, new eas furnaces. 438,000, AR ~ LARGE | Vicinity Auburn Heights and Pon: ion of Pooling 121_N way i $-6189 wall g. Ful bath. |Takeville OA 82543) snoush for all the relatives a house, 2 small homes, work- ablewterm lots. Sand beach, dows 733|- tiac. OR 3-4291. % 8 Sekeree Bt. FE 60535 oe Ga On OL FAR oe Basement with gas fu a or nae a — lee, won comruak abe 4 bo “setup. DOGe LA ee et “TET’S TALK “GET CASH OUICKLY a te Can ei een Ma : tarage’ Oo 3 iets. iiel wevecenay pith cees:| oo ease wm terms | Roy Annett Inc.| ix, See eens Mee BUSINESS” Yl ASH 509 Y | _Balevos anes pin. Fe Soon : . = uto. not water, | car garage. ’ $2792 00-T FOR COLORED ~ $760 m rage on a nicely landscaped cor- Realtors since 1923 pk ment oY wii to $5 oil, burner used 3 : Located on Osmun street, Jo] } I } K full basement’ Fiesteca wind | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | 2 2. Buon mBeitera #0406 | take ‘land contract tn trade. OF | p 5. mot set sien 6 reoma or * oak floors ‘of gonrse. Reet living | 77, Saginaw, st. fe s-eie5| Open Evenings & Sunday _ | —3-0858_after 30. $300,000 Value O ak] and ae00T a a ota rea : } o en . n | fenced “ict. hia home te IRWIN room for growing children. , 5 sates lakefront, vear aroma eee, Posie Sr sey ad eth Pursitare’ and ; t lean — M ast be LISTING SER home, enclosed newly dec- - i one te “appreciated % WILLIAMS LATE — HOYT REALTY gi als “ _— erated on heat, a) id pay- earn a ~< enn » pe = Loan Company anoer of Pet eioue nn kinds, — US - Fsoom. Sang ay ee 254 8. Telegraph ment. Owner M Le heart ve a ‘uti Bho Visit our trade we. or re , Leslie R. Middleton 73 aeenename FE_ 20040 E _2-0066 - 2 FAMILY LA we by appointment.» ““eue™ Shown FE Zz 9206 bargain MONTHS ny PAY " A room ‘ » tee _s. re ome oy z at part ee At} MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $500 DOWN posed basement 2, treplaces, 2 We buy Se ba oF, tr hi ade. Come out Thank Seay | “* . OPEN magine— rooms and bath.| SAF Sarage. i Rest This Winter 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.| 5p t an sgiving pecia — / Bid by side w separate “ “ * Parking. Ph Built in 1954 3 bedrooms, nice | LACOTA STREET DAILY 42: utilities th ut. Indivie- LARGE LAKE + ‘ Se out or ® is Hving room, kitchen with diuing Beautiful new custo briek VERTIBLE wt’ ved eet, es) Paved fa busy season in Drive-In‘ res- 202 N AIN “ spies g mile space, full bath, room, ranch home in Carl Bird's new WATKINS LAKE RD. pow A wneiguworhood. and | best; ‘township water system af taurant. Separate perme included of Auburn Helents on Sie | a) eee sit With) Cherokee Sub, 3 large bedrooms, Be OF DIXig HWY. of ait only $13,500 — FHA! © sth nh Feecaee, Stee i, SET ROCH. HESTER, ‘MICH. | _Ra."hte “ - Jake privileges. Pull price, only! separate dining - room, living | terms on balance—better be| on : thing for outy si home & every- TO $500 - aPe ee eevee New: : 280 with BZ terms. We help) room 18 x 17° with ledgers ' first. me Gtag’ ter ely 818. dawa, PE 47256 : down — fireplace. doll kitchen, 2 ce- BUY W. W. Ross. Homes, Inc. SF ally: =" re ie . — sais wr ee | naate Skepta dein |WEST | Sree eg ae] MICHIGAN ausmNss re sie BELGE. san | sete otn ommene Or at the lake? If-so — ‘we have basement: for rec. room. sas In Auburn mary A grey LAWRENCE. w “ SAL ES CORPORATION VHEN \o8 D ‘assorted chairs, schoolmasters what you're looking for! Give us heat and hot water. 2% car brick ranch co ore : . EA LANDM R, BROKER desk, player fanc = 2 WATERFRONT LOTS. N JOHN A ESSER, fron a call & make us prove it - _ Barage. Large corner lot, street ered c biz too ayivan Lake. Full $5,500. 1573 §. Telegraph “Ra woe TO $500 bed. brass bunk bed twin CRAWFORD AGENCY 2g aR, ft oe.” Phone Sites ef school distric., Close in — $1,000 down. FE 21600." PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR fol-away bei couch, chests, MY 3-10 600 _E. Piint st. tifa! land. “A ‘small barn, ay OT 2 Story 3 bedroom hom fh OF 6 BRANCH AT =: We) state NANCE" U6. coppet, ft poriat ete, eae Large living room kitehen: " P a, avLvan SHORES root cellar, etc. Priced a Seer. Lake with lake’ priv, EM MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE beautiful ranch type nome | $13,500 =~ $2,000. down and and dining room. Full car | Dire 2 ee 4-1574 fines, cot and’ Dressed ed” gins, jew: cout fete with 3 bedrooms, 2 month. First offer- - Bank Bid, oe full Ratha Kitchen vailbine” 10 A fine hom : Bis Priced at $6,500 with | CE: SAR : a Tl a 103, Pontiac State Bank Bldg. | eiry, pictures, Model Home Sale sail vate, : , ing on a DRAYTON woops down — $65 per month, |: f 60x50 ft. All ranch sub. I fung and cohinees aah Ae y room, 2 fireplaces, School bus stop. Ideah for ex- ; Mortgage ge Loans 54 refrigerator. $15. 5 Alte en ty 4 are Po pge Mosel Peal room eay"attae copes A 3 Bedroom brick & alum- basements. Reduced to 1s THE “BIRD” TO sEE Tange, $10, Fruit’ Jars ang mis- and bes snstver eons] ieiecagarage = 3. for io Living. fom 43 Ee. CLARKSTON ¢ veda Dr EM 54200 alter WORMS, BAIT ~ | Want A Good Mortgage? =M san a wen ow end wants on home you'll be proud of. cee ay revioct - - 7 if your hom : A : 4 oo. these iat er ce nanen| John K. Irwin & Sons Look at this custom-built. 1- pcp OD ee ald ve BRICK 5 GOING -. GOING SPORTING GOODS Sout tay slectic pither. Balance, $2 a eo RA | Realtors owner Tri-Level. Vestibule ; tached 2 car garage. Priced For the first time in your utiful. 100x160 ‘tt. building sites Salty A, og vs in Since 1925 gg Wad sma hy “gee at only $22,800 with terms, life. live better ip a home in in good, ne ee: On paved og ogy and See for|— _313_ West Huron. Street eu. Hes space for” dining of your This hance Slightly rolling ae : LOCK EAST| Phone bigs loan room furniture. 12x15 mas 3 EEORCOMMS family ranch mp your prrgauen Scent te ik ¥ROM CORNER : ter bed walk-in Reo Sa feet Aisle Zomou room | 28,0, Mant, ttating | etry fi bai eke 0 en eT | A] on aan ec for this 4 year old home. Foom ‘with adjoining ‘pa. LADD’ S Hoag ll gam mes Ho bondi Nice fencedin iawn in bet: tio, for stn nett: Gas heat, attached garage. foe seat Pp hggh hao ‘o for summer dining, at- 4288 Dixi Re oR 9.1991 Basement thle Gown paymesh 1 Bas we a + oren | soa8, Lape 5-8 : — Cleverly’ pis ee HOME LeBARON SCHOOL AREA well chosea tm idtge ¢ 6 core tok =. reatroted oy a a ; e a ie Rent Beater | fatatrogm, bungatge., Onn a ee teak now Stekecs. kitehen, seperate i'n tng WEST . See The New Sites At : : Seon Ba hak Ree iy _ | CHEROKEE HILLS! ce we] Se | ees SIDE Pott Soe ST eet en [even om aun tame | pu ost fe gages | fir pee ea bole fe alors IRST Colonial home consisting of Schools. 3 bedrooms full : crag aa iris? sion00 dn" ce F fobm, 13x. ‘dining room fit soo with 4300 down as | Brive ‘cit Elisabeth Laxe na. | REALTOR BARTRI IDGE Remod iedintehen, fen sun A terms Srrver BE to “bee west oe "fore" ma | ve roo! Ki laseed-in FIRST. . Scot e Soo oy be of income 3 mile te Lacota & To righ Py 43581 * rch. 3 room apartment. sag HURON 3 ee ene | Gees | weer | rw on Reaktor: | Biles pa schobls : su FE 44, Eres. Pree | SAVE ENERGY. USE nae From Pontes fo thie beau Bateman (SET Ir gute T IT QUICK,|WANT ADS! To find @ someone. through Classified Ads!|job, place to live ora about you — AM PSEN] | ves, whatever it is —dial er5 used car, see ean ’ RAY 0’ NEIL, Realtor | = "FE 4-984 i RE ‘ALTORS Ee 4.0528 FE 2-8181 for an, ad-| fied NOW} ak “ee ve'suie! wvLripue Listina servicn |3mt o, Telegrayh dec. gun.' writer and get it! eet ett ee er ee sertisetedecseden & es x” ae isis “ji ; 4x8 x %” PLYSCORE " THIS WFEK ONLY 475— ROCKLATH BUNDLE 9c, * idee dan abe Burmeister’s Northern. an et irs ve age at we slothes iS > 5 ELecrs a & WASHER, is o> Mews D HEAT- es, OR be & * » 4. te . Call after 9:30 epee ss or shop, condit: PE A op, good de " “i : : g wy > rt , - # eee nee oat ee & Complete stock of used end new | ——-= Materials Al Ba Priced SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIA aes ok sntenaki Ginn NOVEMBER DAZE Wholesais Pos eet -PARTS Sooete 2 Oabland Ave, PRE 24021 SCOTCH ew, RCA Whirlpool Refrigerators. New Guaranteed . — 9179.95) % DY. RANGES, Gas, New, ‘Delivered, eee ew “WALTON TV 515. Watton FE_ 2.2257 REFRIGERATOR & GAS STOVE, ood condition ear Service Store |, Seat ASE FOR AL OR BOB ZiG- WITH $24.50, late —Ex- Bea Tuer’ +2 rg ‘Clem- pimith feral pr aE oe Suen’ awa 7 ‘ N bobbin. Fine cond. Payments §7. mo. Michigan Sewing Center. Fe RT Pi er electric pone machine, $7.24 Rey, Ee vy $58.60, “eran (0 U8,’ ee thing = es TABLE & rp ane $10. Fuel ou heater, 20 Pte ed = 000 BTU, oR Pr ot chairs. “ood —_ Ss ir, A aiesty ALL as GALVANIZED PIPE, 13% tt. in 2 % 7 p.m. : ee 6-6120. 2 OIL TA 2 5 & poy Silos water heater, $25. Wicd Closet Doors Derera nyteil Sipe come, Xi ons BERRY DOOR SALES 371 8. Paddock - PE 20203 AND M COMBI- nation ong ad windows. BENSON LUMBER CO. cat Sale Office gun $20. 30-30 | land c RLIN new. $45, FE 3-0114 or 300 SAVAGE MAple 5-400) 270 Savage Weaver « 4 ry makes. ee Se wg * ning, ee and mounts, work, INOCUL c x practice! new. $20. FE 4.2710. 23 per cent oe See el 160. 35 calibre. New never MYr- b- h ae: with case, $80. jacket, 10. Hampton Elec. 26 W. Huron ith FE 4-2625. HY A % rT cent oft on al) bb goats & pants, — Trad & terms on guns ‘Evinrude Motors Big Coote on 1058 boats “Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 1 OR =e _— 4 SOIL, black sand. Cla. and i gravel OR +7540, 1 ND 1 30-06. SPRING. field muhary rock rE = MOR or ack dirt. Toaded or - MAL LACHER S : cred. Field office FE 5-5643 18 B, Huron PE ‘40806 | ——E_8-6%42. poe ' OR MOR: F : surrasta i PIANO FOR RECREA-| pumue loaded 7 days a week tion Thoroughly ow t . FE fai, ge inside & 0 west’ New Wortes. | 77 BLACK DIRT. FARM S sod. $¥.50. FE * e768, GALLAGHER'S vi SAND, GRAV 1 8 FE 40566 | ¢], Earl Howard’ EM 3-0531, AC Tea N AMER-| 9. 1 an clarinet, $60, FE "seen, i, , GRAVE USE WRE ELECTRIC ORGAN i eeneiien. Save plenty of ates! on one 4. haat ‘Conn MORRIS y MusIC ™ GATLAGHER's S 16 ©. Huron FE 40566 | BLS Waa at D a FUR: Landse Pruit Stark Bros. EM 3-3) Fo ater ¢ For Sale Pets ursery ° Ornamentals, Trees PM. ent 69 $10 to $50, terrier at er 3 AKC POODLES, UKC TOY FOX rigs - for sale, . m 7 BEAGHPUL PERINGESE POF. Kelly's , 3004 Auburn at es, 4964 en Drayton Plains, Adams. pe bey . PE 26011. ND PUPPIES NAL OUT lack and $30. 7206 ON ALL HUNTING EQUIPMENT.| Glestent hd 'W.'t Waletiord att G8 TO $3 PER CENT —| Andersonville Rd PHILIPS SPORTING Goops | AKC REGISTERED PEAGLE, an wees rE SiS ee eas amepERD | io GONS — BOY. SELL, TRADE. | ee ee, ae a ‘,| _Maniey Leach, 10 Bagley. ee . EEVIEW TENT 16 7 | AKC REG BEAGLES. MALES & "| “Also 2 cots, $75. 3-9626. females, 3-065. LARGE sarah iON tes SHOT- = = “gute & rifles. Ben's Loan Office.| Dies Priced to sell. OR 36634 - Patterson. FEB. 45141, : WE ‘U2. SELL & TRADE CAM- WING: wz a BLOND MALE PEKINGESE. FE eee pecesten. wae Ee Alte Nain? | ar SERRIEE POPPIES Teh. PE aes: MY | _bumper_peol table. FE 5.9782 Shik, Chang. ‘stock. Cuttin, OF Salo Musical Goods 62) oe rR DEER | gate —ta— ream | 5 oe kn dl — “hs ~ ded gg 4 re, ; WTEGAND gers ae ‘Davey's v Escrsr CHINCHILLAS FOR Rive OS PR. MUSIC CENTER xfi1l of OL Bue Good “s grec’, ite aor Conn Organ, full keyboard. 25) RENT istered. Tiny sdorsble, Stud serv- See a ne "g a : : Femmond ¢ Chord’ Organ. Ex. fio" ana i= Pe Boatine the aoanen, ome Bot od it : 94s. LOL SLE BAZAAR AREA port, 26. , ENGLIGN SPRINGER SPANIEL ue ee PIANO TONING GAN REPAIR RELOADING xo COMPONENTS cnoried oF am En | SPANIE} a Bn : SLAYBAUGH'S ENGLISH PO’ AND 630 OAKLAND FE_8-0453| “hound puppies $10-—18 Short st, RIFLE SALE wenn aenalignd male 2 All calibers & makes. New & used. <4. ms General re oe mount wR. a“ Likes children, Make Bune SuELL, om & PeBoRarh GERMAN. SHEPHERD” POPPIES. GUN. DOUBLE BARREL roca tithaca) 12 gene hammerless, L ait r OR — Mos , WATERPROGP Sig CAM “GARTER, | fic: Size, Sh Dace er ot Prenb- nylon cover. 3-0038, cae ¥ouu bE Ka BA & DA D. FE 6-146 too DEER BUTCHERED AND | 3 mos. 1136 LaSalle St $7.00. baad Cameron, a . #08. Pon at na $3. GALLAGH R’S Hunting Accommo. 65A ABA FE 4-05666 Pa ee GTBSON-ELEGTRIG Erbin CABIN SLEEPS 4, ALL METAL,| Crane’ EP atts Se xs0 rey witer with case and ne Gupte. in om 1% tom truck. OA 8-3344, burn. Fe - . guitar and . HUNTERS COTTAGE FOR cats Rerllong uke 615, Bs diegprote, rébt, Near Roscammon. PE 32871 | 162. Gensere hee Emoe er € 6:00 te Bait, emwors. Etc. 65B © ents, German Shepherds, 9 wks., RA i ~ FOR we imported stock, a Es digree, vomnes prices, ji Rap or “100 for - ALLAGHER’S i ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE Huron 24 hours. 7 days. les. 2682 Wairut Lake ha. RED COCKERS, "REGISTERED, 7 weeks old. FE 5-0043, MA SHOP Hunting Dogs 69A 3 tine x DR rhsi on pe = fag RA D. ete, FE “DONT PASS UP } MONEY! Sell unneeded belongings for cash through Classified Ads! STRAIGHT COON DOGs 2 SI- lent trailers. * $-6354. *| AKC REG, COCKER PUPS OR PANION FE 2-5475. co hound, FE FE 2,8181. “Sele Farm Equipment 76 agra Al McCULLOUGH NEW & UBED Guaranteed one. Is Our Motto EASY ‘3 IT TERM HO UGHTEN & SON SAWS ng I an 7 oe oer ee ee DAVID GORN sHELL- er used 6 hours. 196 bu, per hr. $100. MBlrose 46167. - MALL Fao Ju hauled om rubber, 34117 Tr : dre, a) Oak. Treas . HEADQUARTERS FOR watcCul och Chain Saws "oe COMPLETE {ose MODEL McoUL: N SAWS AND AC- a BAVE A GOOD sSELEC- TION RE. Ae OUR HAIN BA nD. PARTS DE- REA TO SERVICE vOUR Mo. cu CHAIN PamMale Wwirk 4 L CUR TRACTOR wir iss ios ede KING BROS. Pe con” ND AT OPDERE 9 Auction Sales 77 B&B Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Every Friday .....7 p.m. Every Saturday ...7 p.m. pd Sunday ....2 p.m. and Sell Daily ‘ORlando 3-2717 DOOR PRIZES SAT, & SUN. For Sale Housetrailers 78 12 PT., BOTTLE GAS SLEEPS 2 & heat “joes. EM pase AILER, §1 r’ — VA- or late station wa- 4s. - &, . ood condition. In- Recreation area. é A OUT wks Sleeps 5. Gas heat. Elec. . & brakes. A bargain! 310 THLOXORY LINER. “very el lean, & A _“e —- ahd ti MOBILE 0) ft. ee wr Meme storms. Jal- ousies, 2 bedrooms, all new, $2.- 995. Complete line of traveling 1540 La peer Rd., Lake Orion, be- trailers, Parkhurst Trailer Bales, 1640 Lape: d., Orion, sane Lake rion & Oxford. MY n Pontiac Chief Detroiter Bargains— Bargains #10 wide 15 to Hig 1 Bob pa iehinecn Mobile Home Sales Inc. 4 ultee Pa elses & Weer xford Trailer Sales trafiers & ri Siena i eee we seuth °F som” mo yi ae CA trafiess tle’ ‘homes San 8 models, 17 ft. Pixie $1,395, Apsch sell and trade, 8-10 Wides “onl onl” OF, RewraL ‘Bottle Gas Parts = ag 1981 : el Piymout For Sale Tires 80A (a 60-15 TIRES. BRAND NEW. $100 complete WI sel] separate- ly, FE Bone. ay U ry bay CHEV. te Sale Motor Scooters 8&2 For Sale Motorcycles 83 FOR PARTS AND SERVICE 0 _ Bevan ate coe ba 8 bet Boats & Accessories 85 6 be eee a4 QuTeOAaD yood, aah. Te Walled st SRE Sater with = ott sata tee. in 1 with ‘¢ vin, motor, waist or By yn rf 4 i UN PA gin mngiee, $200, Phone FE 9-1457 am. Fetogton Boat V Seve Hine Mounted on wheels to fit your car, | : ay“ mR SALES AUBU Corner Pike & Bast Bivd. PO eee cits tee tee to Bo ber evo ra ro ee Low venew ‘So CUSHMAN itt TRANSMIS- “Seen $65. 36351. AND! iN & SERVICE 8 P. E TLLIAMS: 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn Auto Serving 81 CRANESRAPT GRINDING IN THE Shine i ye kant, Be syle de a ~ INSTALLED FREE © ee aE Muffiers & tat) #. 1 BOB BUT- Hollerback Auto Parts Ea Haro Set, Pore. MI 340 Baldwin, PE 8-143] or PE 3-0477 ec PORE DUM @SN Ow FRITS _for pick-up. FE 88264 ‘e A ny ‘i FORD, TON PICKUP, GOOD condition, te 32638 3 a ‘@ GMC ye tal oe Oe y OR USED TRUCE (Til Fou Check wm Pricee ou at PONTIACS TRUCK CENTER - GMC RETAIL BRANCH Oakland at Cass tC camenpy Sourts CASES ye vite. New erdton. Givi, FACTORY BRANCH S57 HILLMAN Hy Tone Grey — ah. f $1295 “RETAIL | st ORE” 65 MT. CLEMENS ST BEHIND THE roy OFFICE NLO! sports ‘sar ue my Mat Bites Ye user oe For Sale Cars 91 1953 BUICK $395 - BOB FROST, INC. Propeller Reconditionin pater motor repairing owe over ‘payments, "eM 36733 after ARINE SUPPLIES Py pi Lk Ave FE 9-A020 TROJAN NEW & USED BOAT TRAILE ATER Mirs. & Service, wor wood at Walton a nina FE Sun. FE 49370 Wr, RIDERS TO _FLINT CHET ite to 1190 om Maple” 43,7700 Wanted Used Cars 88 4 pialspicianal see Us Glenn’s Motor Sales FE 41707 48 MUCH AS CASH ~ rl N AT BAST BLVD. FE #4539 ons at Pike Pp, CARS JOHN RTINE UM HARTLEY On Ful a ein a. Plates bd CARs et Paying AT OUR NEW LOCATION 952 Fo NE AND FOR LATE MODEL USED CARS CASH FOR CARS Remember CALL Dixie "OK" Lot TOP PRICE R JUNK ST PE 44978 : LAR And We're In Town W HURON PE 47371 pecan cars. FE 3-2066 days or Community Motor Sales NBURG MOTOR pote FE 5-73 TELL EVERYONE YoU Boe Gop TOP ook R PAID AND PIR FPORS UPS. On at —" Mic See M & M Motor Sales .For top doilar om (ate mode! cars. 2527 Dhue Hwy OR 3-1603 THE HIGH $$ your ae ae ad esate, fot oaying tee beck Bure a eae By r Blvd. MI around B'ham) inst “BUICK. STANDARD SHIFT, y by Good tires & motor. Fe gp bens Low mile ay DR DYaA 44001, iad Mes BUICK oer puwer steering, RS | 290 Hunter Blvd. MI (By-Pass around B’ham) A a Y Ww. Whitewalls. Power brakes é & steering 14,000 mi. Make offer, BOB'S Fi ROST. I INC. | 280 Hunter Blvd, MI (By-Pass around B'ham) A COMPLETE ELECTION OF NEAR NEW AUTOMOBILES aT BCHUTZ BE SURE TO aa SCHUTZ | , o10 8. BEFORE YoU BUY 1955 BUICK sm BOB OB FROST, fe * oe Boy anand pi toe ee ‘convertible BOB FROST. I INC. 289 Buster Blvd, (By-Pass around wham) FOR QUALITY CADILLACS Also a fine selection clean ts oars. It's ae Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac 1350 N. Woodward B’ham MI 4-1930 ‘48 CAD) $85. ge6. Inquire 21 1 Myre after 7 poe “TRANSPORTATION. Specials / Excellent ‘s0 Plymouth 499. Pord $89 : TOM BOHR —oo Milford 1950 Fale BOB FROST, INC a LY ES Be 8 1957 CHEVROLET BOB FROST, TING, 980 Hunter Bivd, Prope et ee : — GUARANTEED : eee ene, Ta a Page o> Pal ar power pow . radio, hea sense ans eeee O. K. heater. One owner ..., 1 USED Like . Black; ie 2300. PE 42814 7 DR SEDAN. RUNS Good tires $100 FE_2-3065 1053, RAH, ¥ Pass around B'ham SCHUTZ 2 _9. "Woodward, Birmingham 1957 DODGE 3 , CUSTOM pare see powder combination. Power at: ene over. Only 11855 Chevrolet 210 hardtop. v-8 engine, powerglide, Jommaesh heater =| Ope owner .....-. $1027 == CARS '1958 Chevrolet Bel Air hardtop demonstrator, Powerglide, radio, heater —_— guves blue ivory finish. 5a Haskins Chev. 6751 Diet hway at M-15 e Highway ne 8 MAple $5071 Open noiltes '1950 PORD. GOOD FOR RUNNING errands FE 8-6710. After 6 p.m., except Tues & Wed. 1951 FORD BOB FROST, INC. 280 Hunter Bivd. MI (By-Pass around B'ham) "$2 FORD wn seo not good motor, 88 EM 3ala3 foo EM. -0123.— FORD CLE CPE. FORDO- matic. pan Ca 3ee “good Tun porder, RAB. Ons REC. RAMBLER | ROB FROST, INC. Hunte MI i oe " B'ham) a oi - 80 : Rectan tee Ee EE 3 , teele 8-1332. COLE'S meres ow SUT « DODGE - CHRYSLER 1000 W. Maple st Pontiad Trafl Walled Lake MA 4-451} SCHUTZ DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH oe Woodward, Birmin BURDEN- . RR fi mele vou = ofan to Lake ate Oven Hi Motor Se Sales - North Chev. MAMMA CAN MAKE HAY! chance to anee While Pop’s bunting th : rye A gay or i 4 ey LA BOB FROST, INC. 280 Hunter Blvd, MI 4 (By-Pass B'ham) 3 excellent cond. FE 8-232). 1954 Ford 4-Dr. This is @ nice clean 8 An sedan. . Heater. rubber. The pride s right. wi PEOPLES AUTO SALES 2-2351 "ST L DOOR. aute. transmission, $1,495. Eddie Steele Ford, §@ FORD FAIRLANE 500, 4 D auto. aH. white walle. roe Eddie Steele Ford, ~ REROSSESON price enty 100 month, cote engine. Radio and poate us “a reat Lakes, 147 Gi ASSEN’ gig BUS, in running condition No able rket $2978. 4-2078. —BRAID- 7 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR 150 - 6 rus DOWN ee auto-| 4325 DOWN : $034 PER MO. 817 PLYMOUTH Bel. 4 Door 8 $43 DOWN $53.57 PER MO. Bird. at & Woodward Ave. CHEVROLET * MI_€2735 | sais “Down sen PER ito. Tic. A < ‘86 FORD F. Lane 4 Door 8 on in Made Biele Fare” Fu ;|s008 $50.64 PER MO. : 86 PLYMOUTH Sub. Cus, 8 $325 DOWN $48.68 PER MO. I ‘S$ BUICK Spec. 4 Dr H. zr ‘56 PONTIAC Cat. 4 Dr. H.T = $345 DOWN . $51.73 PER Fo THE HUNTER’S AWAY “35 BUICK ee 2 Door 2 PER $265 DOWN Mo. P. te, Sptemn. s278 Dow sa. 8 MO. 48 DODGE Cnn 4 Dr. $185, DOWN 38 PER ‘40 ! ‘SS Cus i 150 DOWN 12928 PER MO! "84 CHEVY Station Wagon $159 DOWN $31.28 PER MO. "34 HUDSON 4 Door $78 DOWN $25 PER MO. ‘84 PONTIAC Cus. 8.C. 4 . | $150 DOWN $21.28 PER’ MO. 54 BUICK Super 2 Door $1789 DOWN 35.21 PER MO. "63 pBuIee Special 2 no $85 -DO $23 PER MO. 53 CHEVROLET 2 Doo $3 DOWN $35 PER MO. DeSOTO P.Master 6 | $90 $25.96 PER MO. pes WOUTR C.Brook Cib pe. : $25 PER 0. -_/ 932 DeBOTO 4 DOOR «DOWN $25 PER MO. BP), at TE uo ‘80 PONTIAC 2 Door ~ &% PER MO. ~BRAID- otor Sales G-6034| 1956 Chevrolet 210 hardtop Ratio - _CORNER PIKE ~~ 1958 LING 4-door hardtop. “30B FROST, INC, MI 6-40 20 Hupter Bivd. (By-Pa around aan 1958 MAICO 60 owner vin” over pmts. ani6. _OR } ~~" {957 MERCURY Commuter Wagon. 8 passenger, BOB FROST, INC, 280 Hunter Bivd. MI me By-P Pass around B’ham) $3 MERCURY 7 DR. witH rey tires, good 9578, §-5101. Get Wise, E Economize | RAMBLER 195! MERCURY “ROB FROST, INC. 280 Hunter Bivd. MI 6-6034 (By- ‘2 around B'bam) FACTORY BRANCH "S57 MERCURY “RETAIL ATL STORE” FE 3-7 65 MT. BEHIND THE ‘toh co ny al nice te $1 708 Eadie Steele Ford, “1956 MERCURY BOB FROST, "INC. 280 Hunter Bivd. MI =6-6034 (By-Pass around Biren) 1931 MERCUR mean, VER clean. 197 a "ST MERCUR - = Very, clean ee mew white ‘ust sell. 1-6620. 4door Power steering, power brakes. BOB ree INC. 280 Hunter Blvd. (By-Pass around Bien) 1934 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTR station re oss 1 owner, Exc. cond. 875 Clemens = ae a | Runs fine Good battery and heater, dees body work, #00 cash, FE 4-6539 ies? NASH, HEA LY 170 5, BELLE- vue, Lake "Griek. MY 3-1635. drive. é@pace heater. OR 35-5164. 3¢ NASH RAMBLER ( DR. HARD- top 6 extinge. ads 005. e Steele Ford, FE 35 OLDS SUPER "HOLIDAY $1,250, Very clean. FE 5-9752 1950 OLDS, 2 DR., HYDRAMATIC. R & H ‘Excellent transportation. OR sist OLDS, 1956 Premium ot the Masters are e ie many extra orlanalies $ buyer. hioes.* SCHUTZ DESOTO-PLYM! 012 8. Woodward, JEROME “Bright Spot" $2395 "ST Olds Super 88 2-Dr. Hardtop SST achom power steering and brakes, Hy- dramatic, r , heater, one-own- er beauty. $1995 "BT mr Dies 4Dr. Hardtop, power steering and brakes, radio, heat- er, low mileage. 91795 "9? Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible, a powerglide, desert sand fin- $1495 -®Dr. V8, 2-tone finish. eater, standard shift. $1295 sab bf igh 2-Door, one-owner | — $1045 56 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan, sharp low mileage beauty. $1295 ‘56 Dodge Convertible, © radio, heater, tu-tone paint and in excel- lent condition. Radio, Aubura Motor eat : Sales ae? = ‘eT aay nny OP ® PASSENGER wagon. trans. Power Soe me Pg oy ie aod = Great Lakes, FE 8-0402. ae I ww pees. ® ew a8 i i a pet ’ 1953 FACTORY BRANCH Plymouth 4-Door + sh ae 1953 - Soakeks Meee : ee od $2198 4 ay 1 co. : ; Wins . ST E” ; Larry Jerome |. “RETA nga ROCHESTER YORD SEALER BEHIND OFFICE 1956 CHEVROLET 210. 4 DR, V8. 2 m. power owe Black “bie. Teclo &hees| ge, treeen eae Souawieh Shae 1951 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan..,... $% 1954 PONTIAS 1954 4 dr 210 Chevrolet. Radio, & BOB FROST. INC. eee ererenee 280 Hunter Blvd, , MI 60034 sedan. Radio yham & heater. Sood po g snesee 6 465 " 1986 Pontiee Starchlef Catalina By. | | ~~~ ye ape aepele PONTIAC, 1955 agg meg oul te cone” mame one fae steer yo. HOMER HIGHT MTRS. out Met Pane! OOHUTZ DESOTO-PL' atee “observation seat, ‘sig, rs eit aaa Rass Schnson Mtr Sales. MY ee one-owner car. 3.3862. PLYMOUTH 1969 CLUB $200, PE e938. ae Radio. Ba | Runs food. Got Good ins PONTIAC. EXCELLENT ME tires, $135 full’ CHANICAL .R CONDI. BARGAIN LOT TION. OR 35498 4 P.M. Hunter Blvd. an Birm isa ¢DR Cc STA : MI New tires, motor overhauled, #406 PLYMOUTH, 1957 53, 4 is what you'll ! tnd vn this B t transm » Olds day, 4-Dr., full power wer ss radio & ‘88 Olas Super Sb, & 4. ful power eater at no extra cost to "65 Chevy P.C ou. Take i heme for enly "63 Ford , *Dr. V8 T2085. rou 6 cylinder. HO EN & SON price. We fin’ @ STUDEBAKER CHAMPION. Tacky auio Sales, FE «i008. 185 Good shapes OA 5 new tires. ine BTA ry RADIO, HEAT- ABSOLUTELY NO Fd woverdrive Rime. Roger's DOWN. Assume pay- Auburn. FE ments of $27.24 mo. Call Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 47500, | 52 WILLYS ws AN, Harold Turner offer. FE LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS Me FORD Victoria eee o eer eeeeaenene ope DIBAS CH EVROLET Station Wagon . maveceeeeirne 56 FORD Woavertible asses dese -s.$1195 156 FORD 2-Door pot tecereeanes ee OB °§6 PONTIAC Cosivertiffs «....c0secervee. $1395 ‘55 FORD Station Wagon . tdde cede dares bin $. 905 "55 NASH Station Wagon. pata uses 1 j2ks $ 695 "A FORD 2-Do08 s.cemecesevcesseneceese OB "53 FORD. Convertible ee cencbcck ay. eee 595 53 PONTIAC 4-Door treseceeseeees senses 295 '53 CHEVROLET 2Dece rs ‘52, PACKARD A-Door seececssiececeseeese $ 295 '$1 CADILLAC 4-Door Piensa hdl eapctirnstt $ 345 ‘$1 DeSOTO 4Door ..treeeccsceccceees $ 195 '47 PLYMOUTH 2-Door s...0.s.-0eseeeee: $75 \\ C " Qe y Owens , Your P riendly FORD Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. FE 5-4101 FE 5-3588 . Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. | ‘SO Chevy 4 Dr. ay NOW WE HAVE IT | BUY NOW é &SAVE-|| ‘98 Plymouth 4 Dr. Won. $1945 'S8 Ford Tudor . ; | ‘58 Ford 500 Victoria... $2395 ‘57 Dodge 2 Dr. Coronet $1595 'S7 Ford 4 Dr. . ches Riviens:. ‘56 Ford 4 Dr. Wagon .. - $1245 "6 Ford? Dr |. oo ec. . 81195 ‘56 Chevy 2102 Dr. ...... $1095 '55 Mercury Hardtop ....$ 595 ‘99 Chevy BelAir 2 Dr. ...$ 945 ‘54 Ford Tudor . ‘93 Ford Victoria ‘53 Chevy 2 Dr. . ‘53 Pontiac 4 Dr. ‘53 Plymouth’ Club Cpe. .$-345 ‘51 Mercury 2 Dr. ........6 245 ‘51 Buick 2 Dr. RUSS - DAWSON means “Value” 232 S. SAGINAW Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln English Ford Line FE 2-9131 $895 ‘58 Chevrolet 210, V8 %Dr. Pow. | ergiide, radio, heater and sharp! $2195 "35 Cadillac 62 4#Dr., one-owner and fully equipped. $695 "34 GMC ¥4-ton pickup, excellent _ condition. hydramatic and heat. $395 "54 ee Wasp ¢-Dr., radio and $595 Rod Mereury ©Dr., radio, heater. 10 TES oe TAT! % 5. SPECIALS FROM AND JEROME "Bright Spot” Orchard Lake at Cass pm EV TO BUY A DEPENDABLE, ON A CAR UNWORTHY OF You Can IP YOUR NEXT CAR '58 Chevrolet BISCAYNE 2 DOOR Radio & Heater; 10,000 actugl miles. Sierra” srr HARDTOP ey = WAGON 4 Door — Heater, Ivory -. —— Exceptionally ‘03 Pontiac DELUXE 4 DOOR Radio & Heater. Hydra- matic, Nice. «$1094 —-MOTOR . At Our New 952 W. HU YONE" One ‘Chances Why Waste Yours — GLENN’S MOTOR SALES — ‘57 Buick erecta, eo sogebannmone $1994 SpoonOnaoonC Ul fC. i] 57 Ford 57 Pontiac COUNT Blation Ws bd aol : Door— Ar a — Radio io & H Fo-0- Hea’ Hydramatic, wy Satie Ww Walls, Ivory Walls. * Bergundy Wine, & Blue. paint, syn siesin'ee os = $1894 | Saseues tees sQecome '56 Pontiac ar ar ice CATALINA ‘59 Plymouth ‘55 Buick eee eeesereses $494 Power cents. Hive. Cis fe GAH OHBSES Ose "S544 i ‘ 54 Ford 47 Jeepster 2 DOOR STATION WAGON Radio & Heater. § Cyl. Po AneocOnCOSorE $394 ee wien siecle a ¥ 01s St , 96 Chevrolet ‘57 Dodge 2 COON cae & Heater, Ivory RY ee matie & Inca Silver paint. Heater, Auto, trans Power — GLENN'S ~ The Home of “Top Value” Used Cars NICE CLEAN CAR! YOUR INVESTMENT Be Sure COMES FROM oom Radio & inane Dynafilow, Power steering, Power $1004 Door — Radio & westey Hydramatic, Power steering, Power brakes, . Heater, ateering 2? Power brakes, eee heer ee S SALES— ‘Location RON ST. ‘53 Pontiac ‘51 Studebaker ... _FE41797 VALUES-VALUES- VALUES Matthews- Hargreaves "Old Model" CLEARANCE | THEY’RE REALLY NICE . éxD Paro *2 24 BA ON THE ‘50 CHEV. THEY'RE JUST PLAIN NICE. nee 895 1953 BUICK ...4... 0.64. $ 595, er et ge gi oe Dynafiow, white wall tires. cesta tat $ 495 | F a Detene ‘edi tents. an. wae irsmstie, radio, heater, 1953 FORD’... 2... $ 595 oe og Seton. | Fo! ‘omatic, V-8 engine, radi heate ra atite wal Hear cs Tee” Bak. weve eB 445 ‘Hardtop with radio, ‘heater and real nice throughout. « 1952 CHEVROLET bene 5 395 Fargo with Pg Poe R92 ae radio and heater. Ideal 1951 DC DODGE . $145] of riday ** © © ee ewe 1947 FORD ............ $165 Sent SOME San Sent > souk te bo tegatana SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK "ACROSS FROM NEW CAR. SALES FE 80488 Open till 10 FE 4-7371 ROCHESTER, _OL.14133 aaa ~ Ghennel T-WAYETV. Channel §-CRLW.AV man's sons vow fil shore) Ror Lave or Money. yen.) iff Robert (7) Rough Riders. Rough a are —. in middle “Blood a Marko eg (4) Ford Show. Comedian 6:30 (7) Comedy (cont.) . Florence Eidridge in ip Seg * - “The Winslow Boy.” : LeGoit. |19:00 (7) ‘Tracer, (9) Mike Hammer. 6:40 (2) Weather. (#) Bet Your Life. Comedy : el quiz. ‘ 6:45 (2) News. (2) Show (cont.) 7:00 (7) Cin ow. Petty hood- 10:30 (7) News: Daly. lum is (9) Winchell File. (9) ‘peep nn "Huckleberry (4) (eolor) Masquerade Hound. Party. (4) (color) Mich, Outdoors. (2) Show (cont.) 8 (2) Dr. Christian, : 10:45 (7) Sports. 7:30 (7) Leave It to © Beaver.) Beaver disobeys orders and! 19:55 (7) Weather. wears heirloom to school, (9) Million Dollar Movie. 11:00 (7) Soupy's On. Brothers, ‘‘Go West.” (9) News. (*40,) (4) News. W’kamp. (4) Jefferson Drum. Outlaws (2) News: LeGoff. attack Jeff and “Captive.” Z : (2) 1 Love Lucy, Lucy’s'11:15 (9) Weather. mother joins trek to coast. (4) Weather: Eliot. (2) Miss Fairweather. 8:00. (7) Zorro. Peons are order- ed to remove vending stands. 11:2@ (9) Theater. Harlem Globe- (9) Movie (cont.) trotters, “Go, Man, Go,’|!:00 (4) Ed Wynn Show. Town Ca.) shuns Beamer’s aid. (4) Sports. -(2) December Bride. Glam- (2) Sports. orous speaker (Zsa Zsa Ga- bor) upsets the men. 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Ak im/)1:30 Tamiroff, ‘Soldier and the $:30 (7) Real McCoys. Luke en- Lady.” (37.) ters singing contest. (9) Movie cont.) 11:30 (7) Night Court. 1:55 (4) Concentration. Jack) (9) Theater (cont.) Barry hosts contest. (4) Jack Paar. George/?:00 (2) Yancy Derringer. Hood- Burns, Billy De Wolfe: lums menace sister.of man (2) N'watch (cont.) who hanged one of their gang. j FRIDAY MORNING 2:30 9:00 (7) Pat Boone. Singer-com- |. ; : Smith, q uiatat{” $0 (4) Continental Classroom of top bass men, actress! : Che oe (2) Meditations le:ss ) Marko, Quiz Me |». 85 oe ro s:00 (4) Behind Closed Doors. %% » T. V. Col i Major uncovers sabotage plot * 4 Today. lege when Army officer is mur- (7) Big Show. (2) Zane Grey Theater. Dead] 7%” pi dP Seana 3:30 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. a 4:00 $:30 (7) Our Friend harry. 8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. 9:00 (4) I Married Joan. 9:25 (2) News. cra 9:30 (2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Romper Room. Bike 9:55 (9) Billboard. b:6y ACRO’ 1 Soft-finned fish 1 West Indian « . marine fish 13 Songbird 5:30 14 Interstice 15 Bank worker 16 Pertaining to 17 gente. of infatuation 18 What to do wi @ catch of , 20 Mrs, “iy John n 8 ; 4 Conducted iY 27 Girl's name 8 Aquatic mammal inite BX] bian ehieftain 35 Roof ed 7 mon ty Bartlett, 3 Pastel 41 Female rabbit 42 Of greatest age 45 Period fae soe . $2 Two-edged suffix 86 Worm be Noblemen 54 ord notton Hevea 2% iatnich title 48 ft owe fen {them 57 Frightened for fish sand 48 Jewel $8 Exist 29 sed 47 Weary 59 Lamprey 9 City in 30 Eager Co fishermen Nevada 31 Mother $1 One who erm it Seen |. taney: at 1 Dru 12 Born <32 Essential 52 Royal Society 2 Dennen 33 Sremeeceer «= «(a raw (peat) 9 mag 4 Surrey : ‘233 After-dinner 38 City o $3 Ever {contr.) anima ee Oklahoma 55 Low baunt 5 Chemical 24 Native of Ti 10:15 (?) Lady of Charm. 10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt. - \:18 (@) Nursery Schos! Time. 11:30 (4) Conceutration. @) Play Your Hunch. (1) Peter Lind Hayes. (2) Top Dollar. (9) Howdy Doody. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Love of Jife. (4) Tic Tae Dough. (9) Hidden Pages. 12:30 (4) It Could Be You. (7) Mother’s Day. (9) Myrt & Doris. (2) Search for Tomorrow. 12:45 (2) Guiding Light (2) Ladies Day. (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy, (7) Liberace. (9) Movie. (7) Margie. (2) As World Turns. (4) E.T.V. Digest. (4) Faye Elizabeth. (7) Chance for Romance. (2) Our Miss Brooks. (4) (color) Truth or Conse- quences. . (4) (color). Haggis Baggis. (2) House Party. (7) People’s Choice. (9) Horne Fair. ® X (2) Big Payoff. (4) Today Is Ours. (7) Beat the Clock. (9) Hour of Stars. (2) Verdict Is Yours. (4) From These Roots. (7) Who Do You Trust (2) Beighter Day. a (4) Queen for a Day - (7) American Bandstand (9) Big Rascals, (2) Secret Storm. (2) Edge of Night. (4) County Fair. (9) Sherwood Forest. (2) Susie. (4) It’s Great Life. (9) Looney Toons. (2) Detroit Bandstand (4) (color) George Pierrot Presents. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. High School Building Trend Noted in State LANSING ® — There is a def- trend toward high school con- struction over elementary school ecnstruction in Michigan, Lynn M. state superintendent of public instruction, said today, x * * About one-third of the high school districts in the Lower Penin- sula have built new high schools in the last five years or are building now, he said, x & & Despite erection of 3,750 class- rooms by public school districts in } the fiscal year ended last July 1, he said, Michigan needs about 11,000 more classrooms to furnish —— te facilities for all its school c -- Today's Radio Programs -- WIR ten CKLW (900) WW3 (950) WCAR (1130) «= WXYZ (1270). WPON (1860) 9 WBE (1490) TONIGHT 11:00—WIR, J. Vinal WJBK, News, George 1:90—WJR, Dr. Malone WW), Bandstand CKLW. Heat TE Shee wenn! Sat ee Pe RE | os osm on to men WXY2, Wattrick. McKensle 2:00—WJIR, Rt. to Happiness guy fiers chee | GeO Me Sew: kere Be = WW, Neve,” Ameche WJBK, News . 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WJT, | Answer W News Srorpt* 11:99 Wa, al” Stee for Muste ar trae 1:00-WdR, World Tonleht | wi News, 6h te is fRIDAY AFTERNOON 2i9-- WIR, Me Hail 1am, etone a | en neans | SRE a Regal ; QKuW ews ‘| ww tows, "Maxwell Cain. we om wean CKLW Grant, Livestock Tg 10:00-—W3 et 8:00. anne a, Guest WAR. Rew News. fetes : ict oom we ' 12:30— Muste ae (Be wwa, Maxwell” = sclapesy 1:00 9. t. Ma ww, f ate aes bebe WPON, Boo aon Ya 8, s dramatic license, . |public's attention when, some forty missed from the Royal Naval College in England. ee nen Oe Famous Case Basis for Story | Florence Eldridge and | Frederic. March Star in Dramatic Special } | NEW YORK — “The. Winslow 'Boy,” 'special co-starring Fredric March and Florence Eldridge on the CBS| @ Du Pont!> \‘‘Show of the Month,” (9:30 to 11) —4 \television - network's itonight), is based on one of the ‘most celebrated abd most battled \cases of injustice in British his- tory. Playwright Terence Rattigan faithfully dramatized it, added the ibehind-the-scenes emotion of the \Winslow family's near-deteriora- tion, and scored a hit on both the ‘Broadway and London stages and in motion pictures, ve Be | It wag in the fall of 1908 that a 13-year-old boy named George \Archer-Shee was dismissed from ithe Royal Naval College at Os- borne, in England, for the theft of ia five-shilling postal order. j been for the indigna- tion of the Iad’s father, Martin Archer-Shee, manager of a Liver- | pool bank. = Convinced of the boy's innocence, j|and incensed at the seemingly cal-|» lous attitude displayed by the Col- fe | DIDN'T DO IT, FATHER'—George Archer- Shee (Rex Thompson) denies the theft of a five- | shilling. postal order for which he has been dis- t the 90-minute dramatic! ® : highest court: of the land in “‘The Winslow Boy” on Du Pont’s television ‘Show of the Month’ to- ‘of oil or gas ruined an individual .|ter, they need not spell bankruptcy. Drillers Dreads Costly Dry Hole Major Producers Pool Risks With Wildcatters in Hunt for Oil Fields TULSA, Okla, (UPD — A “dry hole” once was the dread of every shoestring wildcatter, Drilling an’ expensive hole only to find no trace) or a small company in a hurry. Dry boles are still the bane of the petroleum industry, and the fi- nancial problem they -present is; getting worse, but, for the wildcat-| rat 7" -x® ®f This is because small and big operators today are pooling the risks: of wildcat drilling. Major’ companies often will agree to stand | some of the loss suffered by al neighboring wildcat driller, i If the drifier strikes off, the night. Fredric March and Florence Eldridge co-star as the parents in this tense drama based on an actual case in Britain during the year 1908. Anna Marie Insists on Time to Think It Over By EARL WILSON NEW YORK -— Anna Marie Albergheiti commanded Holly-' wood beau Buddy Bregman to stay away from her a whole month while she thinks things over, but he informed her in . about 15 phone calls in two days that he'll probably fly right in although only a week will! have passed, “Don’t you dare!” she insisted: from her dressing room—while hoping he does’ . » » Debbie Reynolds now kids about her'| bustup with Eddie: After taking a phone call, she returned to a group at a party and gushed'| (playfully), “That was Liz! She's feeling fine.” “Who'd have thought,” gasped a lady, “that we'd ever have a servant named Rockefeller!” The same fashionable lady chided a gauche escort with “Don't be so ..» Frank Sinatra wants his parents to give WILSON ~ West Side!” up their home in Weehawken and move to Los Angeles hut his mom won't sell the honse unless the purchaser’! take the furniture! Sick joke from Zacherley, the ghoul on “Shock” show: “Mommy, what’s a werewolf?” ... “Shut up and comb your: facely ‘ = work on the coming Alcoa TV show (up from $560 on “Mr. Peepers”) . . . Jack Benny tells friends he'll retire as a TV) regular—only do guest shots next year... . Gussie (Lace Pants) Moran’ll Nevada-divorce Ed Hand . : Helén Hayes’ son, James MacArthur, says he and his bride: Joyce ‘will honeymoon in Switzerland . . . George Sanders is writing hig memoirs ... A TV’er about Alcoholics Anonymous | was dropped because the sponsor makes corks for whisky bot- [tes . Jerry Lewis, being treated in L.A. for a perforated ulcer, ee he’ll do the muscular dystrophy TV’thon In N.Y. Nov.| . Greta Garbo's new hobby: Jigsaw puzzles. She rents ’em' lege authorities toward the rights | >Y the dozen. lof an individual, the elder Archer- | \Shee retained the services of one} of England's most brilliant at-) jtorneys, Sir Edward Carson, and| began a two-year struggle to ‘clear| young George's name from the) stigma of petty thievery. * * * The Archer-Shee affair became the most talked about case in-Eng-} land, and in July, 1910, it reached one of the highest courts in the land. (Playwright Rattigan, with takes it all the way to Parliament.) Public interest was at a peak. In the courtroom Carson's devastating cross-examination — of the postmistress who had identified George Archer-Shee and the handwriting expert ‘who had called the signature on the postal All the Empire rejoiced that “right had been done.” But this fascinating example of the triumph of justice was soon obscured by the clouds of World War I, and the x * * EARL’S PEARLS: A hillbilly got married, but first made! his wife promise to love, honor, obey and not quit kindergarten. That's earl, brother. - (Gopyright, 1958) & State Survey Shows Water Laws Need Revision “ANN ARBOR ® — The water|what constitutes reasonable use of wonderland of Michigan is behind |existing supplies. the times in water use laws, say| 2. Artificial legal barriers: limit- three University of Michigan legis- ing water use to those owning prop- lative analysts. erty adjacent to or over water Dominic B. King, Theodore supplies. x * * i Tony Randall’s manager got him $10,000 for one “week's! | majors don't get any of the prof. | | Its. If he goes bust, they figure | it’s worth standing some of the | en ot te there, The Humble Oil Co, of Houston, for example, finds the dry hole of- fers a preplexing paradox: Un- havoidable, enormously expensive, jyet necessary to the search for oil. DRY HOLES COSTLY Last year, dry holes cost Hum- ble nearly 62 million dollars, ‘roughly 13 million more than In) 1956: Dry holes cost the entire oil’ |industry about a billion dollars a iyear — almost 40 cents for every) ‘barrel of oil produced. But ofl can't ibe. found without drilling for it— jand when you drill, the odds are strongly against. your finding any- i thing, | In 4@ years, Hamble has poured | half a billion dollars down long, dry holes, That's nearly half as | much as the company’s total as- | | gets today. | Only one hole in nine drilled pro- ‘duces oil or gas. Only one ex-| ploratory well in 44 finds a field) that will produce a million bar-; | ‘And anything smaller Boe saa is ‘regarded as uneconomical to pro- | duce. * * * "Teaser" wells sometimes en- ;courage oilmen to throw good mon- ey after bad. One example of this!) was the spectacular Kosse, Tex../ ‘gusher in 1923, which spewed oil lover the countryside for 36 hours. ‘Eight days later, it sputtered and CAWLAAL BIKE FEATURED ON 90.198 ROBERT KEESHAN ASSOCIATES, INC. APTAIN KANGARO( OVER 200 Schwinn BIKES to Choose From As Low as 5.1" Down WEEK Layaway : YOUR BIKE Now : for Christmas | FREE PARKING BACK OF STORE SCARLETT'S BIGYGLE SHOP 20 E. Lawrence - FE 2-722) i stopped after , ‘producing 38,000 18 | barrels. | NO IMPROVEMENT ! Despite advances in oilfield tech- | jnology, the experts aren't doing | jany better at avoiding dry holes. 'In fact, the situation is getting |worse, This, coupled with the sky- rocketing cost of drilling, is caus- ling concern for the big companies. * * * In the first 20 years of drilling.; dry holes cost Humble less than three million dollars, Now, the! BELTONE PONT TAC CO. Laurer and Wilburt L. Ziegler list) 3. Failure of the courts to fur- several shortcomings of Michi-\nish unified direction in water law gan’s water laws in a chapter ofior. engage in any comprehensive “Water Resources and the Law" iplanning for the future. published by the university’s legis-| 4. No answer to the legal ques- lative research center. tion of whether municipalities can * * * case was alt ten by abl public whose rights as individuals it had championed. gan to recall the incident to the years later, he wrote ‘‘The Win- slow Boy’’ And to the court records of the Archer-Shee case he added the equally dramatic story of a family whose love and security is nearly destroyed by the father’s determination that “right be done.” * * * Starring as the parents of “The Winslow Boy.’ in tonight's per- formance will be the illustrious husband-and-wife acting team, Fredric March and Florence Eld- tidge, and .the vital role of Sir Robert Morton (Edward Carson in the actual case) will be played by the renowned. English star® Noel Willman. Siobhan McKenna co- stars as the Winslows’ daughter. Catherine, Denholm Elliott plays her fiance, and young Rex Thompson plays the title role. ' |Sad Story Unfolded by Private Eye Peek VENTURA, Calif, (AP) — While It remained for playright Ratti-| * «&€ «*- The three experts proposed es- Cornell Authorities Expel 3-Legged Dog control all new water use except that by private households. use water supplies over the pre "Among the shortcomings cited|t€st of private owners. were: 5. No answer to the question of, 1. Shifting interpretations of who can add polluting matter to: streams, rivers and underground) water supplies. tablishment of a state agency to| | ‘ember . Blectronies Associ FE aisis C & V ELECTRO MART SR Oakland } " 1480 PONTIAC YOU CAN - DEPEND On | |! BLATZ BEER | AS ADVERTISED ON WPON j | if ANOTHER T ITHACA, N.Y. (UPI) — A three-| iegged husky owned by a Cornet | CHANNEL 6 or 12, fraternity has been banished from | the campus for snapping at stu-, ecb 9 ANTENNA dents. ‘ $4.98 The dog, named Tripod, was expetet despite a plea by the Stereo Used \student newspaper, the Cornell | Records TV's |Daily Sun, that he be kept. y 12 OB ca $15 Members of the Kappa Delta’ "&, eet Rho fraternity, where Tripod lived, | feted the dog at a banquet before turning him over to his original owner, Roger Burggraff, a former |§ °° 5 Means gh ond end student, who plans to birng Tripod | back. to his birthplace in Alaska. us A. 4.9736 f Cripple Calls for Help but Wife Can’t Reply DETROIT ®—Raymond P. He- bert, 81, a cripple, called vainly to his wife, Harriet, 76, when he slipped and fell helpless on the liv- ing room floor yésterday of their basement apartment home, : “he * * Police broke in. through the locked: door after a neighbor re- ported Hebert's cries. Mrs. Hebert was found dead in Com nolete'® xy MODERNIZATION | > Job or To ‘ her bed of a heart attack. i Condon’s Radio & Tv} | V SALE ‘at WALTON TV “Get the Kids Their Own TV Set ond Avoid the Battle of the Channel” 45 Used TV wd ‘1 ni and sob chee? Paid es _THE, PONTIAC PRESS, ‘rHunspay, NOVEMBER m9 Ed See C t OK ! Up for action was a resolution|has notified President ' Maurice HL Jackson Studies Plan ar pen ers. \siving the géneral executive board | Hegre at it wants to question 5 , | power to sever the 839,000-mem. him charges|fo- Buy Bus ystem | ecules aaa fo Quit AFL- Cl0 ral uceent-Barlhghotlvsncae Says be 0 wea deamon Mutehean| JACKSON UPA plan for miunici-|vie _ The resolution apparently will,committee. Last week Hutcheson). , 1: LOUD (Ap)—Del ; have little opposition, advised Se - “ cm fet a city ba nore s IS (AP)—Delegates 10 Some 1,200 of the convention’s @PpPear at t ape to ¢ pen, rafted the convention of the Brotherhood 2.090 delegates have signified their Convention preliminaries. Jackson's tr tion advisory of Carpenters & Joiners, world’s approval by signing copies of the| committee. largest craft union, were expected measure, | Philadelphia has a 57-foot stretch ie : . to authorize union leaders today * * * of cast iron sidewalk that has been The city commission ordered the to withdraw from the AFL CIO... The AFL-CIO Executive Council'in use for 101 years. . study sas tent asa kets of WHAT To DO—Rabies, one of the most dreaded of diseases, is still.a serious problem in many | : countries, reports WHO, the | - World Health Organization. | : Sketches above illustrate. steps | it recommends in the event of a | bite by a possibly rabid animal. 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NEW » Fully Automatic = WASHER and DRYER |) | Regular $459.90 . 3 a "238 FOR Automatic from fill to finish. -The - _ Hotpoint washer has the new line \ jf filter and the sensational Wond-R- 4 Dial. The matching dryer dries all fabrics safely, FREE delivery. [NO MONEY DOWN-‘: 2 YEARS TO PAY! | REVERE WARE COPPER CLAD STAINLESS STEEL Manufacturers’ Closeouts! New COLUMBUS Full Size Gas Ranges Big family size ovens, Regularly $149.95 smokeless, roll-out broilers and many de, luxe features. All new! $ est models. Hurry, on. sale this week-end only. No Money Down—$1 50 Weekly! 11- PIECE SET ee r Here's a wonderful way to better, fast- delicious meals... at a BIG es co oon soon OIL HEATERS | ‘ pe 300 packed with delicious recipes — ‘ every Good Cook's Set. Retail value $2.95. All 30% to 40% Off! *1° Holds ’til Christmas! ffs ‘2a Prices Start at... 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Closectt Prices ‘SIXTEEN —__- THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1958_ oe AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE, LADIES HOME JOU IRNAL | . | Deteol BETTER HOMES 1 AND GARDENS, GOOD HOUSEKEEPING The Biggest Set ever at the Low Price: pees :1 17.10 -1:1-1° el mac DINNER SERVICE 9 Complete BYJ8 7/43 8) of 4, Pry CAN IME IN MAIL THIS COUPO} Phone ~ OPEN FRIDAY, a , | “ WKG, 108 N. ssn or¢ : ede Pleose icc 6SATURDAY and) = ac ec alae 2 7} 1 ssi () Full amount enclosed () Send C.0.0. ) MONDAY NIGHTS | 108 NORTH SAGINAW Until 9 P. M. > a or arnene rc ence nee eee cuenta i kk ee ee ee ee ee