¢ . Se THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956—80 PAGES ASSOCIATED ,. UNITED PRESS - . INTERN RNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE > PHOTOS > a : : : ~ of QUIET AFTER BATTLE—Horse-drawn Egyp- SUNKEN SHIPS IN SUEZ — Harbor craft vage work continues in scuttle around sunken ships in the Suez Canal at Port Said after the Anglo-French invasion. Sal- sunken craft. attempt’ to raise the building after Anglo-French invasion of the port city on the Suez Canal, AP Wirephotes - Reaches 88 Per Cent_ - _ UF Drive $30,000 Prosser, Nye felt that his division will be) Pontiac’s area United Fund drive, Speaker will be Eari Ww. _ot-—th. __jscheduled to spell out to-|_ |day for the U.N. General) | j|Assembly America’s posi- -jtion on the Middle East ‘}tion, however, whether the _jlay the start of general de- bate until tomorrow. Land in Suez Canal Zone Hoover Slated - To Air U.S. Viewpoint on Crises in Hungary ‘and Mideast UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (#—Acting Secretary of State Herbert Hoover Jr. is and Hungarian crises. There was sofhe ques- 79-nation body would be- come bogged down in a wrangle over completing its agenda that might de- The United States last night pushed a resolution through the powerful Steering Committee rec- ommending that the Assembly postpone for another year any ac- tion on seating Red China ir two seasons of hunting today fell Percy Duncan of 2854 Campers’ in the. The 8-5 decision countered India's proposal that the Assem- to State Position mmm for Assembly | | opening the 1956 deer season. Duncan's deer, a fat 8-pointer, was the first reported in the Oak- land county area. It is also the first Pontiac Press contest entry. Its rack was 14°, inches wide. The Hunters Put Deer to Flight Fat Eight-Pointer Ist Deer in County Russian Threat Hurries Entry FIRST DEER OF ‘36 — His very first deer in to 55-year-old Drive, Milford, of Davison.~ ~ deer was downed at 7 a. m. today with one shot at 75 feet, from a l6-gauge shotgun slug, near! GMC’s proving grounds: near Milford. .Second deer reported was a 160-pound, 8-pointer shot in Holly Recreation Area at 8 a. m. by Jim Mayo, of World Army. Nasser Calls on Soviet to Send ‘Volunteers’ to Assist Egypt ' LONDON (?\—First units lof the U.N. Middle East po- lice force landed in the _|Suez Canal zone today. of Communist “volun- teers” being poured into. ithe tense area. |- The first Swiss airliner loaded with 45 Danish troops touched down be- ‘hind the Egyptian lines at ‘sun-baked Abu Suweir at {9:30 a.m. A second plane Pontiac Press Pheote| carrying 47 Norwegians ‘landed at 10:62 a.m. | Abu Suweir is on the west side of the canal near Ismailia. A third plane carrying equip- ment for the international police | force landed 45 minutes later, | The Swissair planes were char. . tered by the U, N. to move the police units and supplies to | Word of “;Buckhorn,””_“‘Cowe-Bay Ranch,” Later a U. N. spokesman said a ‘urgent U.N. orders ina © “tmove to forestall the threat -—— da. India and the Soviet Union Exyot. \ | were expected to carry their | Be oe oe ee the planes’ arrival was fight te the Assembly. Although | By JACK PATTERSON | Several husband-wife teams from “Bonnie” and Irma Wilkins are radioed to the U. N. staging area’ there was little likelihood of the | GRAYLING—'t is possible, on Pontiac, Art and Pat Meyer and headquartering at Mid - Forest @t Capodichino. Italy, near Naples. ' committee's decision being up- - i ; ————— +Lodge--Art's anttelope-hunting bud-| Swissair officials said the aire fa coald yy Char Easley is ea tia Btn ee making a quick turn- a ee S ums line near Rose City. | (Read Nasser and Ben-Gurios . ittle the Maied On f +—Back caged igr gard profiles en Page 19.) eased a li in the Asse last : ing clubs are brim full of ° : Z night when word came ae oe ly. = cas. part-time and one-time hunt-/ Pound, but it appeared unlikely iunits of the new U.N. if al ers. A quick glance up highway 65 that a second contingent could ‘had been ordered by finds scarcely an empty bunk in|>¢ ferried _— — zone today. Fate of 4 Unknown, 17 ‘‘Ten-Buck.” Oalsiand Hunt Club, accep cf ahect 0 iia . “Silver Wolf’ or in fact in any of ~~ aes Hurt as Big Bomber the many outfits in the so-called Wil leave the staging area tomor- oe re row for Egypt. H id the second Crushes Near Denver “club area. . eign coda be ad ao | Tomorrow we can give you a’ ; : . , . the first Colombian troops and an- oo ; blow by blow account of how the DENVER @—A six-engine B36 doughty hunters of Sleepy Hollow other party of Norwegians. The command at Capodichine ed that the “technical — problems with which we were __ morrow, UF officials said today. eon will be sponsored by Consum- victory Latest figures show the cam- ers Power Company. paign has reached $536,825, or 88 * * ® per cent of quota. Campaign chairman Walter K. $30,000 short of its $612,202 goal to- Michigan United Fund, The lunch-| bat probably pot by the time of the Proceed to Egypt. Hassmecdhjold) Geum iy surety acted _ | dicates that cas- patches trom Moscow sald Egypt | Ualties will "be | had called on Russia to permit | “UrPrisingly light. “volunteers” Two Fatalities Mar Opening of Deer Season PATTERSON | This doesn’t mean that Au Sable’ Valley hunters can’t hit the broad bomber with 21 persons aboard fared on this day. the 15th of No ‘side of a barn. It just means that CTashed and burned north of Den- vember, and maybe some early! Winds wp With @ Victory luncheon — at moon in the Elks Temple. President Eisenhower comment- bucks can make themselves mighty|Ver's municipal airport today. returns on what friends and rela-| | time. . . _ i y fi iw yed.”* i py | UF taders strongiy arged vot | Michigan deer hunters got away 3.0 “wend pose axuhabiy! chee Crevtnn Lewistoio trian: Man said “17 of those on-board, ‘"es hung om ‘he pole | TAS fesman added tha the hte Att R Le ee Temaining re "| jo a big start this morning-on the“through the U.N. — the entry of gle is an especially popular “area have been brought to the hospital itling of planes between the staging | OF ney dps SE = ~ |1956 bear and deer season. They any such velunteers into Egypt. for Oakland County hunters. From here, but none is reported criti- Showers Tonight area and the canal zone will be . ae took many deer with Oakland) e 28 « Clarkston we find Bob Jones and 4.” ’ ‘speeded up in the next few days, i * * * | Nothing was said, however, about ‘the solution of the major political ! the mpaign ends short of it < - i = = ot * ‘ pod UF tenders may call tor an (county ‘“‘stay-at-homes” reporting) Hammarskjold will confer in It- son Bobby at the “Haif Dozen club” . LJ Mur der Verdi jextension of the drive. the earliest successes. They also aly with Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, south of Grayling. at a Snow Due Friday i -year history UF | start wi commander of the U.N. force, be- °O", Oe eg The plane met disaster 16 min-| . ohiemae of where Ga ; a Boning: sae ri eet iced nef cai ae both — foot, with * fore pushing on to Cairo. Bete ee Bee —_ ee ae after taking off from Lowry.| The U. S. Weather Bureau pre a oe ae . ee Henry Plans Appeal, though time-extensions have been : leaving, Hammarskjold made pub- itt, Ward Dunstan, S sor It crashed while tryimg for an dicts occasional showers tonight, Orders for the U. N. peace army “We have no imformation yt as to the other four.” he said. ing at 7:30 p.m.” Hits Court Procedure in Moore Trial Pontiac attorney Milton R. Henry confirmed today he plans to appeal the first-degree murder. conviction necessary. - Willman explained that the UF goal is carefully calculated to sup- port 54 community service agen- cies next year. “if the UF runs short of its goal,” he said, “then the agencies which help residents of Pontiac, of Howard Wayne Moore, 24, of pontiac Township and Waterford Lake Orion, sentenced to life im- prisonment Oct. 29 for the sex slay- ing of three-year-old Martha Little July 27. | Henry said he has ‘‘several new witnesses to establish the fact that Moore was nowhere near Lake Orion when the-.girl was first miss- Testimony in the four-day trial indicated Martha was last known to be playing outside her house at 7:30, but was not known to be missing until § p.m. Henry also said in his opinion the’ introduction as testimony of Township will be operating ~ The agencies supported provided health, recreation, youth, welfare and family services. Women solicitors of the door-to- door Geographic Division seemed SUCCESS. Bui contributions in the all- important Industrial Division, as | Two who died from gunshot jic a letter from U. S. Delegate Sarvis and Chuck Beach. jemergency landing at Stapleton, wounds both were: victims of Up-Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., giving! peer around Mio have a bet- | Airfield. with the temperature dropping te to get moving to Egypt were issued sure to make their_ $19,000 quota, |! 4 Willman said...At. -they,.Dancan of Milford, who downed AN. was -reported—teday.--—- ~~ were 98 per cent of the way to today: per Peninsula woodland accidents. details of the American offer of Within minutes after the season helP S de tuned ab opened, 52-year-old Lloyd Westeen would provide air and surface of Ironwood was killed by a stray transport for an estimated 3,500 bullet near Ironwood, In a mid- fo 5.000 men and their equipment morning shooting, Ronald Clegg,ito staging areas as requested by 15, of Sterlingville was fatally the U.N. command. wounded, . Oakland county deer hunters | today were finding success right| Get Surplus Property in their own “backyards.” Many’ WASHINGTON ® — State edu- n't have to make a long tiP| cational and public health agen- upstate to bag an opening day cies received $57,981,018 worth of |__Wind and rain didn’t deter Percy res federal property during 8-pointer estimated to weigh 160 pounds, for the first deer report- “otter bearing their bucks in|! Today's Press | ter than even chance of getting © | knocked off by a fellow named | Kelly, since Lee Kelly and his | four brothers. are operating in— that area. Other Garkston hunt- | ers in the triangle area are Rich- | ard Bullen and his son Tom and “Tink” Ronk. Sallying forth from “Rocking: Chair Ranch” near Grayling are Henry McCandless; Jack Foster and Charlie Newsome. Up on the! Gilchrist, north of Comins, Walt Kergan and Ralph. Morehouse for- sake the warm comfort of “Poca-, * * * At Benson's place near Comins long-time openers Charlie Hayner, ‘Dawson, Baer, John Benson, Henry well as the Commercial Division, siotr tepttaes » eared a County News.............++.62 | Houston and Jack King are add-|Sar burnirtg end some of the crew-: are lagging, Willman said. -| Arthur Evon Jr., 3461 Fort street,| Editorials ................... © -|ing their firepower to the general men were helping others out. So far, the Industrial Division!Pontiac, spikehorn, at Gladwin| Food News...........37 thru 43 |€ffort. _’ \fumped in to help them and got has reported $357,487, or 86 per) (7:30 a.m.); Jim Mayo, Davison,| Sports ............55, 56, 57, 58 Net far away, ack Habel, Hor- ‘my clothes al] bloody. cent of its $414,000 '8-point-160 pounder at Holly Rec-| qpeaters ................ .--.63 | 9¢¢ Hatfield and “T” Powe are “It was pretty terrible — espe- Commercial Division stands|reation area (8 a.m.); Victor Mil- TV & Radio 71 | Sdding lustre go the scene. And cially for one crewman who was at 88 per cent, or $138,802 of its|ler, Davisburg (9:30 a.m.), 8-point- ee See | ee wywhere one goes. trapped in the wreckage up front. $158,086 goal collected, er shot in woods across street from Wilson, Farf............... . 16 up here, by |“I counted 15 men we helped out. ‘;| Commercial chairman James F.jhome, = oe Women’s Pages.....49 thru 54 ue ‘Then I lost count.” hontas Park” to go afield aftcr ant- re “ters” et Si Ae ro AOI aad RN Hews low of 36-40. Tomorrow will be colder with flurries, and a high near 40. The giant craft, assigned to the ® Strategic Air Command, was . based at Ellsworth Air Force Base 50“ at Rapid City, S.D. ° The plane took off at Lowry > - 9 AFB at 6:29 a.m. and radioed that ~°* = eo = - JR it would attempt an emergency) sabe * “= last night after an Arab diplomatic ‘source had reported in Moscow that President Nasser had request- The lowest temperature preced-ed Russia to send volunteer forces | ing 8 a.m. in downtown Pontiac to Egypt immediately. | Moscow dispatches today said ' (Continued on Page 65, Col. 1) landing at Stapleton, about. three: miles north of Lowry. It veered left and crashed about a mile north of the north-south Stapleton runway. The big plane, its landing gear retracted, hovered as if intent on s a landing. | Then I> reatized—hell, ‘wasn t-any field- my? Court ' Miller, a ‘Denver dairy owner | | whe witnessed the crash. Circuit Judge George B. | Another witness, jurors on the present panel arch in |possible only if he changes his islav Embassy to negotiate.” Nass an agreement with Nagy ‘could be attitude and comes out of the Yugo- of 75 are over 70 years of age, while 26 have served on juries before. Henry said federal courts have ruled juries must come from “the Protest limited “free” elections later date.” » ; “at @ > Judge Hartrick said this ques- tion was “one of state sovereign- ty and would bé for the Legisia- ture and not the courts to settle.” Beck cm ve ara "tC ie Continued on Page 34, Col. 5). s : ; “1. cannot say there has been an Hartrick denied a move by Iver Leef of the defense attorney in today’s opening session of the said “the plane child cruelty trial of a Keego Harbor couple, that the jcounty jury panel should be dismissed. Attorney Milton R. Henry based his motion on his charge that the Michigan Jury Act is unconstitutional in the light of the federal constitution. He pointed out that six’ t Population of U.S. Near 169,000,000 ‘i . Ate gerep ret : am. ESTtdday, Oe * Rejects Defense Bid f _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1056) a, “ITS Naval Power’ [Public Life of Worm spelt amined te te Se U.S. Naval Power Pubic tye ot Wor ing aman Sier foie eae lie loAmen (Planning Group to WaitBuilding Up Fast. og 5 pageis, on MU es sis fa Me Se sae 3 stmn. 1 et at ow tO Study Zone Minimums, wvous sme wl 2 Mae OS ta Se Sai of U.S. naval might in the Pacific 000 00000000000000000000 10000000000000000000000— me S. scifi . [Yorkshire Rd., Birmingham yester-| BIRMINGHAM — Lot sizes andjtreasurer, and Mrs. Alex Parnie,|oMtinued today with the arrivals “ ~tday after-a-two-month-ilinese,———- size ‘requirements: ivan president “"Phey-are-part-of-a}0l-the..carrier. Philippine Sea andi ¢ —<_—— D. Ahnan, of 2839 Edna Mrs. Alliene G. Spencer The carrier and destroyers ; After service for Mrs, Alliene joined the cruisers Toledo, Brem- Funeral will be at 3 p.m: Sat- G, Spencer, 47, 822 drive, |erton and St. Paul, which, together urday from. the Bell-Chapel of the who died Wednesday in St. Jo-|with four other destroyers, arrived R. Hamilton Co., burial will be in gies ae Fberial in White Chapel Memorial Ons? Peters White Chapel Cemetery. | | Tr | Regular $11.95 Value Am Bo ypftcan Me leaves her husband, James, and |v ,itown, All 15 ships have been ‘Mrs, J. B, (Maude) Hosking, of| ction 696 of ordinance No, 357. | Hams, Jean and Donald Spencer, lin 9 move to strengthen American today in Bell Chapel of the William / Sunday. Two 50 Close St., died suddenly at her} A minimum of 800 is asked in / : military forces in the Far East home Tuesday. She wea ©. the ions per family und Bonnie R. Bauervic view of the current crisis in the She was born on Nov. 1, 1891 in/sections 703 and 806 of Ordinance Service for Bonnie R. Bauervie, | Middle East. ss .8 | ° Holt, the daughter of Eugene and|406 and 900 under Section 996 for|12, 1471 Glengarry Ra., who died) 1 i) report o54 Haircut Hearing [Minnie Lee. |» {three ‘bedroom apartments, 30 for sade ~~ = ~ ra *| rier Wasp was preparing pagent to undis- units, . 9 a.m. Saturday at Holy Name fo See Contrasts | sim * za tet es 23 a Wa nt ey een j Co. at 8 p.m. Friday. the | Born in Detroit, she leaves her con- Balding School Leaders 'tiac and — Nelson of Fenton; | _ The stems from Charles |To Say Nothi . ° : *s|three sisters, Mrs. ¢| Study of many months being parents, Mr. and Mrs, o say ing vs. Thick-Haired Pupil teumee Mn AMG Maabonan ducted by tho planning board, | Bavervic; anna Rett of the Towels in Court Tomorrow And Mrs. Vernon Lee, both of De-| stention to what they feel are | her grandmother in California. | PARIS (INS) — The Western or- edeiieet* Service will be at 1 p.m. Friday| Y°** points in the “present The body lies at Bell Chapel of | European counterpart of the Pull- git willbe, the “haves” and the!trom the Brace - Smith Funeral ef the William R. Hamilton Co, | |™an Company complains that its Circuit Court tomorrow, when the| Home with the Rev. Theodore R. Policetare searching f Mrs, Wylie Bell pagnie , Inte! tionale ; Allebach of the Oakland Avenue or 2 bur The Com _ Internal Romeo High School ‘haircut edict/1) ita, |glar who took $725 from thé North} Funeral arrangements have been| des Wagons-Lits, that operates ! Presbyterian Church offici- ics evroiet garage on South Wood-|announced for Mrs. Wylie Bell who| sleepers and diners on most Euro- orlase —Main Floor SSOOSSSSSSSSHSSSSSHSSSSHSOSSSSSESSHSHSSSSSHHSSHSOOCCOOCSS e COCO CC OCOCSESO OOOO SE SEOEO SOS EOO OSES OCS OO OOO SERESS SOHOHOHSSOSSESHSOHSHSSSSHSHSHOSOSESHHOODESES The Romeo Community Schools'|ter "at Fenton | en ee SM ward avenue early. yesterday. died early this week in Arizona.|pean railroads, reported fo its : : board of education and administra- The burglar left a trail of greasy |Service will be at Bell Chapel, at/stockholders that 37,000 ashtrays Guaranteed WASHABLE! — tion have been ordered to show Pi footprints, according to Det. Lt.|11 a.m. Saturday, with burial in|/had been purloined from its cars . ca Dr. Van William Pilmore |sertin , after he appar |Greenwood Cemetery, 3 eee ae "Embossed Cotton — Criskay and 5 Flannel — Cu the Family's Hair Yoursel[—Its Easy! \i Je % Ladies’ Dusters. : [ 8-Pe, ELECTRIC Barber Se $13.45 Value in Cruelty Trial . Mitel gror oo ~~ me Detroit, = a come ea the Rev. Fr. Py E: Totte, of administration's standards, aimed partment of the Detroit ‘Times. jone of the participants. ——_——& four-man, —eight-woman—jury + misbehavior. | He served with the U,’$. Army ; wutenesl WE | this afternoon began deliberating! te secured a haircut, but the/@uring both World Wags. prendlesed a Bowe Ge | charges against William R. Nor-| result was not acceptable to school Dr. Pilmore was born in Eaton fi = ee “f the Litt Fiow-| man, 24, of 39 Mechanic St., in) authorities. Rapids on June 16, A894, the son /0!0?. the Shrine o ttle Flow-| the third child cruelty case tried eee of Mr. and Mrs. Dan John Pilmore.|¢* (Royal Oak) and Guardian | Oakland County Circuit Court} The reported “Elvis Presley’’|He came here from Detroit three i two days. type haircut wrangle has spurred months ago. = The Rev. Fr. Marvin Freihage, The ‘case against Norman, who|rumors that the rock and roll| Surviving are his wife, the for-| 0-F.M., of Duns Scotus College ts accused of beating a 10-month-! singer will attend the court session | mer Catherine Muschong whom he| Will be retreat master, directing _ a a married in 1529 and a daughter,} the sermons to the problems of | case went to Mrs. Marsha Murphy of Dearborn./ young ort. e fection of key prosecution witness ° Dr. Pilmpre’s body is at the Purs-| ; ; | Mrs. Judy Bishop. Bl ushing Br eech ley Funeral Home. Arrangements! New officers of the Birmingham | , Mrs. Bishop, mother of the girl, 1722: 8 will be announced later. Student Loan and Scholarship Fund JUST ARRIVED! Special failed to testify she saw eran Victim on TV } naps pwigg ees Oss * cichen beak cane beating her daughter, Janice,. Oct.| - : li _F. » presicent, Alice [a- values. Great — = * ein Detroit | Johnny Clarence Williams secretary, J. R. Fortune Jr., chong ia Z Bishop said the child's bruised Service will be held at 2 p.m.) cemmummeem ee 4 face may have been caused by @ marge gfe (INS)— Ralph Ed-'ryiday from the William F, Davis 2. | | petrany ba nent sorely mel Rc ence Williams, 60, of 14 Duke St. UNDER-PRICED- 3) {{@) * * ¥ Auto Misses Curve, the arm and said “This is your Land diy eared agg = , Twin Rotary — 3 ROTHERS ES & | Woman Escapes Injury (tn op -_/ ‘Church will officiate with burial! PAPER-MATE 3 4 mest R. Breech. Chairman’ of following in Oak Hill Cemetery. Retractible 2 A young woman driver whose|‘h¢ Board of Ford Motor Co../said) ir, Williams was born in 1896 in POINT PEN , siege 3 = a car missed a curve in last night's|"© Was aan Te chee |Lebanon, Tenn., the son of Mr. | BALL ; §) Regular $24.95 Value 2 fog escaped serious injury, Oak- ne : PROSTAR ang — Mrs. Clarence Williams. Hef Regular $1.69 Value ; _$8 FRIDAY end * ; id land County Sheriff's deputies said ee had lived here 23 years and was, c 2) FRIDAY SATURDAY ‘Special Prices’ lune M. Davis, 20, of Rochester! ,, ° employed at the West End Shoe. $ suffered only a cut leg when her mie pete edi Repair Shop. 2 e @ @)? p > Suto rolled over in a ditch, they/F™U™ “OOo as rumored. He is survived by his wife, Sa-_ With $$ : gaid. She was treated at Pontiac) ©) «0 %* Fumil __ |die, who is ill in a hospital in| TRADEIN 2 Price Slash on Washable General Hospital. } Milwaukee, Wis. = Price Without Trade-In $14.95 9 ‘ ‘The accident was on Dutton road) He | par pg! hay tiyress-t Mr, Williams was dead on = a Pann SS Your old electric shaver (any 3 Super KEM-TONE | east of Squirrel road. when he joined in | family |ivai Friday at the St. Joseph Mer- . . standard make) has big cash 9 ‘ — = reunion.in years. His sisters, Mrs. The same pen 9 Sf . a ie cy Hosp z —’'- ———vatus—when-you-buy-tha-tatest—$ —56.39 Vaue EE == 7 Fe ill Henry M. Nichols, of Lagi Pl at $1.60—but at i : . model NORELCO. Complete > : | Tree-Trimmer Killed a a —— fi! A Little ; Simms yeu save bin with deluxe case. This week 3 PER ~~“TINDEN U—Merle R. Osborne, lof Birmingham, Mich., joined him ~ — Point pen : 4 — — 11, of Flint was killed Wednesday|on the stage of the Henry Ford) CORRY, Pa ® — Borough off pen approved By id, 2 4 | when he fell 25 feet from a tree/Aiditorium. / cials were a bit perturbed when [i cators. Won't rors ees iim 4 dated Fresh stock in time to decorate your house which he was trimming at a Lake- e * their sewage treat ' plant t smear er skip- Es > Poo for the holidays. Choice of ail color in- ~~~ ide Thome here Breech described the feeling 85|on the blink for the second time |f of. two-tone Cites , worn’ eae aes recoeny secertiees oe than planning a new within two months. An abnormal Foodl some PTTiitiitit litt iii iii ity * * sludge deposit and extensive rain- AY | Leads jn Rails, Too! fall were given as two reasons for Not sig a i Ne IS fla = DALLAS — With more than 15,-| In al days there was a toy \the breakdown. The sewage plant 2 ot 20 Ft... But 0 sites of cack in Quetion on Noah's Ark, the only operator could not be reached. He|\\ 98 N. Saginaw —Main Floor Children’s Famous Brand 25 Ft. Troub! Li ht Texas leads all the other states |toy Children were allowed to play |was attending a course on how to CORDUROY - u e ig $2.29 Value —_-- | s | Full 25-feot trouble light with metal bulb come on-off switch, side outlet and rub- -covered handle and cord. Limit } light : ; per customer. SOOHHSOSOSHSSOHSSSEOSECESOSEOLELCCOSEOOECESS For Scraping Ice & Snow qu “4 $ Bib Overalls Guaranteed WASHABLE—Color Fast oi $59 -Now- 2 for Need $1 Million to Equip Addition | | Women May Spearhead Hospital Drive) Pontiac General Hospital’s Board|head a proposed campaign to; He added that the medical staff of Trustees is expected ‘tonight to| raise $1 million to equip the newjof the hospital hoped to raise appoint the Woman’s Auxiliary of| addition under construction. $100,000. ’ the hospital as the group to’spear-; At q meeting held last night at/ INDIVIDUALS DONATE the Waldron Hotel, a preliminary), 4 $1,000 check from Mayor Wil-| Fi s 7 ‘ : 7 ' mt — arp 2. / —__}eommittee decided to send a dele-|) * * 0 “neck trom Mayo ‘e _ . ji ‘@ Eien B ee , _The Weather! |eation headed by Dr. Harold A.|liam W. Donaldson was received] fg) if en = ae _____ Jee Scraper. / Furlong, chief of staff at the hos- by the auxiliary, along with his 7 + - @ Elastic Back Styles ee oS: Rr nT Oceestenal ital, to the Dec. 6 meeting of| promise of additional donations not | shar Regular | hepere & today one tent MAE today, the Greater Pontiac Advisory '1, exceed $4,000. This money will Ee e@ ALL SIZES — 1 to 8 Years ~ anew ftar-| COUNCIL be trem the wages Denskiom is POPE WSF SBO UE ccc, incni PUPET CONE od ch night, low 35-46. T and much colder, high near 46. Dr, Furlong outlined the urgent receiv is presen wind at {15-25 miles an . expected to e in his t ¥ oe ee ee ee ee 2 Men's Dress & Sport pockets, etc. Over 100 at this low price. Seathwesterly heur and gusty today northerly, need to raise this money to the ee 1. ‘Today tm Pontine yee wee . * * / Lowest temperature preceding 8 am.| He stressed that even when Pon-| Considerable discussion was held i PSIMM).Ae wee om weg velocity 38 m.p.n.|tlac General and St. Joseph Mercy jast night as to whether the money | ? “Deluxe Model No. . . ae. | Car-Top Carrier | rw ; 13 Valve 8.66 . 3 late i me tench one-nnce, ste crotar roe os: Ses — Sa he Hospitals complete their additions, needed should be raised by an ad-| CHILDREN’S WEAR _ —Main Floor — ter cp ah ae Ss = ____Bun fives Priday’at't:24 am. [the Pohtiac area would still be), bond issue orb publie| Ly : : ee | Pam eats chs tim, [SDOTE SOO Roepeial eis” wo: ett OM ilps * DRASTICALLY REDUCED § . ~ : 7 | K = sched TERRIFIC GIFT ITEM. | A: A | Exactly as Pictured “Nicky” Mouse Trap 4 . TEL Ze - Miss Lauretta Paul, director of the hospital, repeated last week's report that $1,017,588 was needed $1.00 VALUE. - Voters approved, in 1%4, a $3 million bond issue. Bids received this year soared to the $4 million seet$uzesecs ti | uRsssz h 4. Washable non- shrink. 9 pock- ets. seam back § \ “Ts INCH | Regular $3.50 _ SIMMS: PRICE — . | / wistcesesesssessneseacenes R BASEMENTS _ FOR GARAGES JIMM). ON Saginew ee ROTHERS STEEL dace Steag ese TALL! © POET TALL, 36” WIDE, 12” BEEP, 5 SHELVES POR CLOSETS FOR STORES AND orricts, too! Gubs coe be jeined togettor ter side by side or beck te beck errengemests. SUPER STRONG TOO! LACH SHELF HOLDS UP TO 300 LES. cocecccccccccececes: tJ * errr Tr rrr rrr Terre reer | | Be "THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 44c CANNON Bath Towel ‘Pairest’ tissues are and absorbent. eheet 4 | Girls’ *2" Skirt of .1 this low price. 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Easy to insert. —Matn Fleer $1.00 Value -2-CELL FLASHLITE 299 os = : 2 : : ae : se, ss “ sis = ; : } Nota a | Architects Say »; Firm Denies Blame for High Cost of New as 5 g THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 ‘Great Lakes Need Quick Transfusion “Well, yes,” I said. “I guess 80. It needs a lamp.” ee ent ee table, aon Detroit Hall [ pacer geen one Sites © Extraordinary ™~ There are all kinds of hosiery sales, as you well know ~~ hosiery with slimming seams, completely full fashion, “any engineer or architect will tell) “Take your time.” the Steve!” I said, financed in someone will see... ” “It’s all right, There’s only a skylight in this room, The win- dow I came through is in the bedroom. Connie, what made you pass out?” “Pass out? You think I fainted?’ “Wel...” “Steve, its ascendency. bagged!"’ for Michigan. “Who...” > * | “I don’t know. I didn’t see him, I just felt him. He came up be- hind me in the hall.” hall?” “Wait. ” _1 started to turn toward it, and ‘Y- there was a sudden rush of mo- | tion, I flung back my right hand. | . ing room, On the table a lamp was “the ~ light! somebody knocked me out!” I felt my head: a lump was) “T got sand- “He was waiting there in the “No, there was No one there.” Steve went through a door. tse auekara te a te {followed him just far enough to see!table, too?” over it ‘lamp on it.” I looked and saw the clear *| shining circle. on the table top; the rest of the tablie’s surface was covered with a film of dust. “That's rmht. There was a lamp.” He touched the ag circle, then examined his “No dust there been taken away lately, Maybe at my Tightleven by the person who knocked you out.” “But why? Why would anyone want to steal a lamp?” “It was a woman,” I said. “I “Maybe,” Steve said, “she didn't hit her inthe face.” |want the lamp, Maybe she wanted “Dottie Harris?” something that wag inside it, And “Maybe, but I don’t think so. if she heard me, she wouldn't have She’s so short. IL have the feeling had time to get whatever it is out of the lamp. So she took the whole thing. Ripped out the cord and ran.”’ Steve move to the other table. “Would you say it's a good bet that the lamps were a pair?” “Possibly. You can see that the bases were the same size.” e Jack Walston? Wendell Kipp?” “You think it was a man who hit you?” “of, don't know. When I heard the Court was asked yesterday to ap- prove a 100-day fusion of Great Lakes water. 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Macomb, Lapeer and Washtena¥ Sounties *. 12.00 é tier aes oe AL. $20.00 @ year. io» | een Fable in advance The Associated Press Circles the World Truly, the Associated Press is a modern marvel. : The swift and tremendous upsurge of mechanical advancements in the past few decades in practically every lige of entieavor finds the Associated Press front running along with the leaders in the pack. Never have the happenings around the globe been covered so swiftly, and __yet with incredible accuracy. x «-* The current Middle East crisis —prings the amazing resources of the Associated. Press into sharp focus. Here is a list of the date lines seen on Associated Press stories within a week, all of them bearing directly on the single matter just mentioned: Amman Moscow Athens Naples Baghdad New Delhi Beirut New York Bern Nicosia Bombay Ottawa Cairo Paris Calcutta j§.§ Rome Canberra Tel Aviv Damascus Tokyo ~. 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In __addition to the millions its spends ‘ , 1 * “hy “ee, » “THE ‘PONTI AC PRESS” . overall needs of the whole city. * * After thorough study, and _ conferences with railroad rep- resentatives, a majority of the Commission became convinced that there were sound reasons Recognizing the natural desire of residents of the area to have the yards built as far from their homes as possible, these four Commission- ers nevertheless realized their re- sponsibility to consider first the - Believing that Pontiac’s future — ~ for locating the yards where the ~ * * * wah best be served by placing the yards where the Grand Trunk suggested, Mayor William W. _ Donaldson, Dr. Roy V. Cooley Jr., Philip E. Rowston and John A. Dugan voted for the. location. south of Walton Boulevard and west of Baldwin Avenue. At the same time . they have done‘ their utmost to protect the adjacent residents: They have insisted that no steam engines be used there, only ~ diesels, and that the yards be hidden | by a protective belt of shrubbery. * * * Controversial issues such as this inevitably bring differences of opin- ion. Groups affected bring great pressure to bear upon the individual these four men have earned. the thanks and appreciation of all citi- zens who wish to see Pontiac grow. The Man About Town 12,000 Turkeys Biggest Farm in the Local Area Has That Many Birds Deer: A numerous wild cain that seems te_get_scarce_about _ Nov. 15. Oakland County’s largest turkey grow- ers, The Travis Farms, near Lakeville in Addison Township, has raised 12,000 of the birds in 1956, about the same number as last year. According to ; Robert L. Smith, who has managed the farms for several years, this has been an exceptionally good season for the rearing of this most temperamental: of all fowls. He states that the general run of the birds is from 11 to 15 pounds, but some of the husky gobblers run. above 30 pounds. The price is a little lower than last year, with most of the birds already spoken for. If the northward bound travel on the Dixie Highway is any cri- terion, deer hunters will not be as plentiful in the northwoods as in most former years. The day before the opening of the season did not see any more cars bound directly, the Associated Press has the entire news gathering re- sources of every member at its disposal. For example, the full editorial department of The Pon- tiac Press. is covering the news here for the AP as well as for The Pontiac Press. This means some thirty people in our area alone are protecting the world- wide interests of the AP. Multi- ply this by the number of mem- - “bers and the Associated Press becomes the far flung and gigan- tic organization it really is. It has members in 69 countries. x * Tih, modern newspaper is keeping in that direction than on many — weekends last summer. Word comes to me from David Laidlaw, Superintendent of Kent Lake Park in western Oakland County, that the herd of 100 or more deer in the area are /cov- ered by the regulations of a wild life sanctuary, and there is no open’ season on them. They have become so ramerous that “Deer Crossing Ares” signs are displayed beside jhe highways ‘in that vicinity. After reading your Mem about para- keets,” phones Mrs. Phietus Harmon of Walled Lake, “I/am reminded of the language used by/ ours after we left it with some Indiana friends while on va- cation. You ore dare print it.” rd elect indies” ond. the latest birth or death, whether it be __ on West Huron Street or in the Ural retors, Mountains, Whenever it has signifi- cance in Pontiac, the, Associated Press brings it to you. : You believe the Associated Press. Everyone does. It’s direct and factual. - Tt has earned that reputation ovel the years. The very modern neys- paper is'one of the very ‘modern wonders of this very modern yworld. Commission Puts/0.K. on Grand Trunk Yards City” ‘Commisston “ap- ta the plans for the new switch- img yards of the Grand Trunk. _ ‘Railroad Tuesday night. -The vote . tte” 3... Their ‘action followed A ‘parakeet’ ‘receaitly purchased by . Mr, Mrs, Fletcher Arondson of Keego /Harbor ~_ repeating’ some- __ thing | n al also - through = motions. They’ve names it “Elvis.” shother indication of an early = is/that a large warty toad that for sev gral years has been around the ask f ‘yard of “Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Garardin in, Drayton Plains, went into hibernation much earlier than usual. a near the Wisner Stadium, . ; - aanenal: ammonths OE er nam as - Russia in the Middle East. ~ Soviet Russia. q ‘Curious? oo Why. Didn't Know About Attack David Lawrence Says: U.S. Would in UN. Police Force WASHINGTON — The United States stands ready to cooperate with the United Nations in expos- ing the acts of aggression by Soviet A scheme to send Communist “volunteers” Into Egypt—officially ~ and openly endorsed by the Mos- cow and Peking governments— even though the United Nations has received pledges from Egypt her- sélf that she will respect a “cease _ fire,” is regarded here as a climax _ to many months of plotting and finds itself menaced “by Commu, r nist States will view the new situation as one requiring action by the - U.N. General Assembly. “volunteers,” the United __ et In those circumstances it seems likely that American troops might join to protect the U.N. force. 7 police It the Soviets really want to. keep the peace, they have such an opportunity in the policy they pursue in handling the “volun- teer” problem. The President indicated this when he said: “Really, for the first time in ‘his- tory, an international machinery, set up by nations for the settle-_ ment of international disputes, is receiving a truly thoreugh test." If the test fails, the world is in for serious trouble—and that in- cludes the United States. (Copyright 1966, New York Herald Tries Lon ) intrigue in the Middle East by the Communists. * * * Dr. William Brady Says: Israel's reprisals against border raids and the decision of Britain and France to use force to secure free passage of the Suez Canal are merely effects—not causes—of « the Soviet intervention. the munitions and equipment fH. ic not, his feet much, and went Soviet technicians and avia- ee chaneee hi shoes once or twice ‘tors indicates plainly that the . day He is 61 and has only re- Comi activity starjed many = cently had trouble—since he began muddled situation was brought T'm glad ‘you brought the ques- about by the Moscow regime. tion up, sir. ogriatt Sie bs 98 ths Sesesarion I had & good deal of trouble with ingrown nail many years scribed in Parliament. satiel at ago, but upon switching from President Eisenhower at pointed toes to a enake of shoes his. Wednesday press conference with bread, almost square toes, that the United States might be a make which, 4 gather, is no willing to go a considerable dis- i to’ back up the U.N.-in wenger o-oo tee, measures to present a world war that faight arise as a result of My toes had room, and my feet Buy Stretch-Socks to Fit, “Avoid Ingrown Toenails and nail with pow- dered alum, Trim or cut the nail proved may be repeated every two if necessary. Signed letters, not more than one page —5- of about it, since he was with them until the very end. Curious Says It’s Crime to Shoot Our Birds ‘a crime to see men to shoot birds. this earth to brighten the. sceries. It’s quite - different with deer hunters. They are. for the a eat and it has an — j¢ value. Inthe olden days, Praccanee abet live on natal and so did the ‘Indians. But-the birds are our - friends. ——— “oe Grandmother ‘Has : Plan for Teens I see some of the teenagers don’t want any school assignments over the weekends. Well, tao away with all assignments schools. Sue wenmmienen tie home by a school bus or in taxi cab at public expense. Labels Williams Man of the Hour I don’t agree with Donaldson, tee G. Mennen Williams should be called “The man of the hour.” N. E. B. St General Burns Uncertain About His Duties in Egypt 2 F HRT ove s g F a 7 “Rainbow Army.” > ne aircraft. Some of the men -have_only_a_few months' service, arms and languages. His token force has no heavy tanks or arms, The U. N. police force could be pushed aside by any of the three armies now entrenched in Egypt. Militarity the police force ts de- cidedly weak, But morally it is a majority of the U, N, member- stréng because of its backing by ship which voted its creation. If the U.N. venture is successful it will offer hope that some day every nation wil] have a token force dedicated to the U. N. and ready for swift police action on & world scale. ee Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE However good you may become ... You never will be greater . .. Than someone better who will come ... Along a little later . You cannot set a record that . Will last for evermore . . DECISIVE U. S.Japanese crisis. “Jike the feet of a bow-legged pigeon- toed person, The shoes had very U.N, WOULD ACT * He pointedly said that “it would / be the duty of the United Nations, which would include the United States, to oppose such an effort (the sending by Soviet Russia of ‘volunteers’ to Egypt).”’ flexible shafts, no rigid splints on the feet. I, too, have some recurrence of ingrown nail in the past year. It never occurred to me until this correspondent inquired about it, that my stretch socks might be to blame, I discovered stretch socks Mr, Eisenhower further de- clared that, if the United Nations ess than two years ago and fook some steps in that direction, have worn them exclusively. this country “would again try to . sIZES VARY be their supporters in any such action.” When the President was ques- tioned as to what form American action might take if new armed forces were introduced in the Mid- dle East, he added: “Well, I can't tell what it would be. But the United Nations, if you will] read its charter, is not by any manner of means limited to resolutions, and, in one instance, at least, showed that it was not so -—-——imited. So I-don't know exactly — what we would do. It would de- pend upon - circumstances.” * * The Preaident undoubtedly was its Security Council, the sending of armed ‘forces to Korea ‘‘to re- pel aggression.” to take over the Suez area from Se Se oak Preah Drees ant _U'L ONES Although the salemen assure me that there’s only one size, which is right for feet of any size, it has seemed to me that some of them are too tight for comfort and others (I never noticed whether they are of different makes) are loose enough for comfort. It I buy any more stretch socks —I wouldn't want any other kind —I'li take along samples of the comfortable kind and the tight kind and insist -that-1-shall-get— my money back if I'm stuck with any more of the tight kind, In fact I know I won't have to stipulate anything — the people referring to the 1950 action of the where I buy tinged = $0 ac- refunding. the actos of onything I decide I don't like that it is sometimes embarrassing. ANKLES WEAK Ws oft-uatadl wat et tis b0- lated recognition of the meaning of “weak ankles” which I made only after years of practice. I had action: treated many cases of pronated irrespective of a Soviet veto in feet, with and special , the Security Council, exercises, plus the fi i looking iy Eb omens O20, 1 te SO oe ee United Nations police force seeks now. oie ate iacamay weet health and hygiene, not te nosis, Dr. William Brady a stam addressed en sent to tiae Press, Ponti ‘n. : ( 1966) BERLIN, TOKYO reported allied against Moscow. JAP PLANES \ bomb Chinese province. Case Records of a Psychologist: Overfatigue Can Cause Explosion Sally's case is @ double trag- edy, for her Daddy is supposed to be a cultured man. Yet he exploded like any average father under undue fatigue and strain. Discuss this case in high school and Sunday School. Have a family forum around your dinner table. And if you parents have courag?, let your children rate you on. the tests named below. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE fers a challenge to parents. “Dr. Crane, my father has a wonderful reputation and. I am very proud of him,” she. began. . s = &, “He is a doctor and spends much iii ry OT Ts. only treating patients but making speeches. “But when he does come home, t ae Ha Hpi: ape fe | ar ie t g eH me 4 : airive as nice a car ‘as ours or ey Hy c 7 Case T-322: Sally B., aged 14, of- | BE as weil as we do, she thinks they have a bad reputation. ' “I think she is unfair to these ts own mother and say “I hate you,” just because of excess fatigue and failure to get food \, on schedule, And we adits often react just like suctp toddlers. Sally’s Daddy was fatigued. He was also wor- ried by her tardiness. He imagined she might have been been sexually assaulted. He conjured up all sorts of things to torture his mind. * * LJ When she did arrive, w her till he raised se ~— calves, And it wasn't the beating that rankled so much, as his failure to apologize for his excessive punish- ment afterwards: a : 3 B THE PONTIAC PRESS. | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 = SEVEN \ ; — . ” , — , ™ ’ ps : : : “Oe sod ; eo r) : ‘ te ‘ ‘ : . fe. ; ‘ ; ‘ ee FS H Force in Europe, Lt. Gen. William cP Faye Wilcox, his 21-months-old ‘ strip artists and is one of the larg-| any available to the state water re 15 Jet Airplanes -— |ie'Tumer and Cattwatte cnet 14M [nifANt—2 Adiuilfs|ecenter and’ sames Coc Wilcox, Features Displayed Jest in the country, [Stotutes Allow State. | avees camitaien to stu ie Gen. Josef Kammbhuber attended eg 9 $1, his brother. . Aces ee ee eel Receive Federal Aid “| ister the program and up to” 3 } - handing | cnt arrival fy | g Fea ews ee ailable for the vari- = Goto German Base |i tentnecver ceremonies st\Victims of Crash |, shld,"= =.= Selly News Syndicate (sce Resurss Symi ot er) snc dh — two bila pe-| $8908 avaiable tr the var 5 : + + * ‘ 2 The adults died when the car strips, ee eis gostei mitting Michigan to receive fed- | approved, ae CK, GER-| The 15 jet planes are the first to| TALLADEGA, Ala. —Thomas struck a freight train. LAWRENCE, Kan. (INS) — The) cartoons slerel gftints in aid, passed by the ia MANY Wf — Fifteen American F. : worker, Thomas Wiicox. was on his way University ot Kansas has exhibited|# Well 8s promotion material used| °° Sr ee dha legislate ince aceta r wieee maaan were , ip nites Hee Satie pcene- ot_2- coneeeee eage.- from.work. His brother 'g display designed to show students 199 testures it sells. ‘The materiat/st its-meeting on Nov. 8,-have'tion expanding the school mille - -Yanited @ the-New West| The American-built jets will form/had been killed. kre aps Reenae wilt aon cn Gale “a sn ocala ene Baye! Merry Mel socqasmamel ca ot outs ane eer mia: ’ German fledgling air force. _ {the 320th German Fighter-Bomber} He struck a match to view thelto the ee a te eccident EMSPAPer syndicate business. ..-| the- Reid collection —..- <= eee _-------—-urseries.and summer camps, -—-U,8._Ambassador James-B. Con- Squadron: —- tbody of a dead woman. ~—~loceurred, 0” The exhibit is part of the Albert One would qualify the state to | ant, West agnor Defense een “My God, it’s my wife,” he ——___—_-_— __-__/|T. Reid Cartoon Collection which! Ebony is ean tog hn! receive espe grants gerd bbe ig aoe hebegres: gle Minister Franz Strauss, the , America is two-thi contain : heartwood, onl the | construction sewage - world’s lowe : 290 Commander of the American Air U home pre iy Fag __ ome other victims were Rita way ms North palin. a items cacieieadliy § S05 coane| tres that is derhrcolored. | meats works. It makes $55,373 ‘feet below sea level. : : : Vay 5 SHEER 00 Sh Just SAY: 651 GAUGE First Quality = - Downey-sofi Orion’ SWEATERS 9 $ OPEN A govecsien unbelievable low price. 7 Classic of novelty styled AT FEDERAL’S! cotton. wo ion's newest shades. ee aiding Orlon* in oe 2 r aE Sites SOx, 7-14. = | *DuPes a Me te 40. | - | HUNDREDS OF VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Jen a : ere ey); x : ) » a a , Men’s lined 50 if OPERAS / Fleece lined fabrilite with leather soles and BM \ rubber heels. Choice of brown or burgundy gm) in sizes 6 to 12. Perfect gift for Dad! Women’s lined 3” | HYLOS Red, blue or brown fabrilite pa with leather soles, warm fleece lining and shear- - ling fur collar. Sizes 4-9 Gift-shop now! ff 5 Abilds? fully insulated _ Popular western design _ THERMO-TYPE BOOTS BOYS’ COWBOY BOOTS a, = 900 ayn a a Drastically reduced! | | | Girls’ cozy-warm WINTER COATS — DRESSES” | COATS AND SETS As eee Me (CY aces SCE 5 ye (3-3 124-3 ! Free : $ Free /, $ Bree , fa 3 (iterations for Alterations / Alterations | : _ . : | $44 | — fp , “a — _ a — boots with non- Western designed leather uppers with Unseasonable weather means savings for, Perfect for every festive occasion at / Ww interlined fluffy flééces, poodles slip soles. Warmly insulated and com- continental trim and sturdy sport soles you! Untrimmed and rip-lined luxury coats ; . oo in sapien or fitted styles, Soon . pletely washable inside and out. Save! | in black only. Delightful gift for boys! the newest silhouettes and colors re farérinmed’ _ . «. beautifully styled in rich fabrics. Sizes for all! Big savings now at Federal’s! ._ z Gimmie annie: 1S i : ' - 4 : ; : x é } co = o ‘ 4 , E ' ' * 3 * - ‘i * ‘ leas ke 2 ' ‘ ; ' one Fe : f be j \ : ; x j THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956, THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 | Boys 100% nylon STRETCH SOX 3m 54 Blazer, fancy prints. As- sorted colors in sizes Small and Large. A real value! leisure w Glamorous SLAGKS, JEANS ert 255 on® in Slacks in many styles. Sizes 9 0 9 kn SLEEPERS ie Novelty : prints in $ 2 " colors. 2° pe: Some ny ef 2 fer ‘3 4 to 16. Warmly knit. Plastic soles trimmed. Sizes Elegant slips, Can Cans. feet. G ty les. 10 ‘lon « in Dan Rivet on rippered bottoms, White in a variet f in to 20. Derim, twill je, lle, flannel or "Y tei a gmebans Some Bright pastels. Sizes 1.4. fabcice. Sizes al ¥ ie -14. Sizes 10 to 20, _38 ty “4. iy chi of smart col- , prints. Siges ‘ to te: p » —— ors Sizes 20, 1614-244. While they last! Girls briefs and : “shi irts, shirt. 6 to 16, Seve heel @ 36” Dacron* tiers 00 @Nylon panels @Trulon panels Dacron® tiers are 36” lon z with full oO ruffles. White, yellow, rose. Nylon ahs in white. 41x54, 41x63, 41x72, 41x8)-inch sizes. Trulon panels in white. 42x3]” All are no-iron marvels. one to hal 1 Stig ea a | — CUP hyn SETS | FINE APPLIANCE cies ff Eight new shapes in beautiful translu- cent imported cup and saucer sets. | deal ee West Bend automatic coffee. gift for collectors, Shop early! oie or alm aioe ith con a with cover, mate 2685 Rayon gabardine. Long or short pants with matching shirt. Many tailored styles. Cute for holidays ahead. Sizes 1 to 6. Hurry! Big * n’ little girls SKIRTS, SWEATERS ' *h New Bean 2°. Choose from many styles in white, pastel or dark ‘colors, Stripes, plaids and solid patterns. All washable. Sizes 32-34, 40-44. New Gail y Styled CRISP COTTONS Lacy or tailored GIFT LINGERIE = *h Siew Jets "Full sipper, and shoulder pads. Quilt lined with front and back waistband. Bleck, Charcoal, Tan, Gray. Sizes 36-46. Dress shirts in white, a broadcloth. French, cuffs, 14-17. em shirts in colors. S-M-L-XL. in many f Spi Shirts 2 A gift to please any boy. Sanforized cotton flannel or broadcloth. In plaids, checks, — prints, novelty patterns. Sizes 6-16. Save! “*h Choose from a big selection of crisp, bright Tots’ Bright - po; debe '$ Dresses 2 - T Kitten-soft Orlon® slip-ons and cardigans to mix or match. Corduroy, Dacron**, 255 2 «55 Fall Skirts . Slips, petticoats, waltz or regular length { _ stedy bax? 1 pease SG fm Fine tates a 3 in: k vOO irts wi velty details in ira ae dresses, dusters and maternity -|- - gowns-in-a: terrific selection” of * lingerie . : ” pee a ; 1 cottons._M , shades. wool and felt skirts with novelty details ir Choose from slim-line sheaths, swirlin a 3 ! Remember Ded on Dec. 25 with this 3444 Sanforized broadcloth in coat and middy Washable thickset = “Splash pat “ake in Hered com rv noms a wash. full or pleated styles. Choose from a big flares oF pleated styles. Many colors in your rug Many wall patterns and colors in egenielly priest for Dollar Days nevings| - 4button wool melton coat. Quilt lining. les. Cuffed sleeves and trousers. Stripes, terns in blue, brown, gr Fiennel lined Limed oak, mahogany Arvin board adj ~ Wew Drapes pr uber - ee selection of colors. Both in 3-6x and 7-14. é eer sole, S aen at Lie os jose from many fabrics and colors. Black, brown, gray, tan. Sizes 36 to 46. solide and patterns, Sizes A-B-C-D. Save! chino twills in army tam, “blue. 5-10, 6-12. Desk lemp 2.98 to ll — i quality wash. Pinch-plea able. Ideal for holiday wear. Sizes 1-3, * DuPont's acrylic fiber **DuPont's polyester fiber favorite fall fabrics. Sizes 22 to 30. now for your share ig savings! Misses’ and women’s sizes in group, Save! wry ’ Desk samen... 4.88 top. S, P = able cotton. Bri “pleated woven o , 7 : ; wane po rayon-and-cotton. 30 plaid. Twin or full, 50” trav. reds $4 y 7.00 iit, 2911 Seeisech 35 tmnt 9.87 tn me D..85 rattan (unl 00- Sear 28 ear Sampen te 1.00 15 bre 89 4 Jumbo-Size 6-year Crib Tey Chests , : hee, Plastic wph sonred-whtr ta —S le Ses White, dark tones, te soma mone eg Ase ee dint Sak al Y Wi (amday Wa Chats ol 1S inlens ahae: er Cat tober Ome Quit or sgt waterrepelent ep — te Cater, Plastic rail a}, pink, yellow. colors, shades. In gf? io tn lean 4 to 40, Hurry! “ Tie. White, pastel prints. Wom- Saturday), Sizes stretch — or ng Sine 6 1 16. Been col, ba 6 Blue, block, sharmest 10-18, em a = Use als also is seat, Save! in junior = = ae »- solids, In sizes etre “DuPont's acrylic fiber saa en's, misses’ sizes in group. SM-L in 7 colors. : ecamirees. Colors. te 11, wristlet. White. , :. ss ati“ oe sy i. ¥ ; [FEDER ab DEPT. STOR ESE when you buy a new RCA “Victrola” = phonograph 60 all-time hits including “Moon- light Serenade” and “String of Pearls.” A regular 24.95 value for just $5 when you buy this RCA Victor °45’ phonograph! automatic record player, now only 29° d repro- tically with bell-clear soum cation Smartly modern in bronze. Big savings at Federal’s ‘ SR ST RN ET Westinghouse —_ electric range : — iv Regular 259.95 Speed Electric Reg. 259.95 3 “3 range is only 30-in. wide but has @ mammoth 24-in. oven. Fast intra-red broiler seals in nataral juices. Electric clock, oO MO E "oven, and minute timer lets you _N ad Y cook automaticaly. _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS,-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1956. : RCA VICTOR ‘45’ {_ Baal Budget-priced RCA table model radio 1 9% Plays and changes ‘45’ records. auto- ~ ink or Here's a, real budget- buy that you can —— for those special Ch: mas gifts. haeoard RCA radio, clear toné. ! “Come in and see why YOU PAY LESS for famous - The brand-new 1957 ‘Eaton 21" RCA Victor TV- that brings you 261 sq. inches of ‘ ‘living image” picture. Silverama aluminized picture © tube gives you a crisp, clear picture. Balanced fidelity sound is rich and | room-filling. Here’s luxury in big-screen console TV at a budget price! . Deluxe . idelidiliant fully automatic washer Now's the time to buy this West. inghouse automatic washer . get it in time for Christmas: and ston, welghtoane — Reg. 339.95 ‘Delivered, Installed and Serviced "Matching deluxe fully automatic electric dover Westinghouse . wits Wetec Reg. 249.95 clothes dryer does more than just dry a -z2k Sot otects, and S$ a clothes. Dries more kinds of oo: safely. Get it in time for J : Christmas ‘at at Feral big savings! - Oe : Delivered end Serviced oe, 4 ide ™ s x . = ; ae Se Fi F 5 ee eaten { i : / . ; ce << ‘ 5 ike Tuition. 32 of Possible ~71) Educators Send fe, 4 Answer to Fee Poll | {a WASHINGTON ~The presi- © dents of 30 state colleges and uni- versities said today they believe a substantial increase in tuition would reverse the traditional pet. tern of American education. 3 presidents of its 71 member in- stitutions but received replies from t only 2, = ? The poll was prompted by recent. statements by Wikton Compton, President of the Council for Fi- 7 nancial Aid to Education, and | others calling for increases in stu- dent fees at both public and private colleges to help meet their — rising costs. The council was established to * encourage contributions to higher — education by business, foundations and individuals. Compton. how- ever, said he spoke as an indiv idual | in suggesting that students at tax- a supported institutions “pay 50 per @ cent of the cost, or at least much — more than the 16 per cent which) on the average they are now pay-i i= ing.” Ouins Home Rao MEMPHIS, Tenn. # — “Home- 7) Rule Charters in Michigan repre- — sent a ee citizen effort to | : ’ = : and make it more responsibie to 3 . : the voters,” a University of Mich- _ igan Political Science professor city under a state constitution which has laws to draft and adopt _a charter for its own government.’ The U-M professor explained that Michigan adopted such a constitu- tion in 1908 and the following -year the legislature adopted the Home- Rule Act. The Political Scientist advised citizens action groups in cities where state laws forbid home rule to seek an amendment to their State constitutions, if necessary by. jum. Red Cross Committee for County Meets s ¢ here...a gallery of famous names from two of the finest men’s clothing departments in Oakland County of the most famous names in -imported-and American-made top- “E. LOCH BRAE OUTER- COATS” We urge you to visit either of our two fine _ stores today, select your new topcoat while ‘stocks are most complete . ./ and if you _prefer, we invite you to “en your choice in LAYAWAY. ~ “two fine ‘F = This is excitement ... a full array coats, ready for you in our two large clothing departments. We're showing only seven from our distinguished collection, in sizes 36 to 48. Regulars, shorts, longs. A. GLENWOOD BRITTANY TWEEDS with raglan sleeve, in fine imported wools. Only $59.50. set ee te B.WINDSOR DUCANSHIRE TWEEDS in choice of brown, gray er tan... with raglan sleeves and bal collar. $75.00. bc i, eiiuiioniko, aside $ ennai 4 * G. BOTANY +500’ MONACO CHEVIOT . . «2 Wonder for wear, and a truly - superb value. Only $65.00. \ D. MARGATE ZJIPLINED WOOL TWEEDS in a large variety of models, colors and patterns. $55.00. rich all wool tweeds and velours. Priced at only $49.50. F. 100% CASHMERE BY WINDSOR, one of the world’s most luxurious coats. Choice of navy, brown, light tan or gray. $119.00. G. BARRON ANDERSON STONE- FACE CHEVIOT, with exclusive “gravity fit,” see it today. $85.00. PAY THE EASY WAY: 1/3 in November 1/3 in December 1/3 in January stores to. serve you better” i 4 1 Saal ; * | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15.1956 “more fashion ” Sn et ee PAP cps rtp ‘eotton flannel ‘ goes glamorous in these value- priced shirts $950 2 to that cold-weather feminine patterns, surprise-traced in’ golden glitter: dainty blouses in nylon or dacron” : $) and $3 These are the crispest, freshest, most deli- eately feminine blous- es you'd ¢xpect to 4 find at~this lw price! Five un- usually appealing styles {mn assori- your prettiest skirts, colors. 10 to 18, well-tailored slacks in rayon and nylon flanne + 4,98 | Propertion Fitted ed patterns It's the tailorin g and colors. that counts in these 32-38 — Breer them I~ - it sleek and sure. a i In rayon blended with 15% of nylon 2 for extra strength, Sears Revols ing ¢ charge ' brown or black. 6 Months to Pay 10 to 20. Small Service Charge SC ee ee ees FUR SALE! dyed mouton- processed lamb shorties S -Mouton-Coat, Spec: Purchase. $25 Dyed Sheared Rabbit, Spec. Purchase . $25 Dyed Rabbit Capes & Stoles.......... $15 4 Fur prodwcts labeled te show country of ertgin of imported furs icy boxer longies have Senforized cotton flannel! ming for extra warmth quality ot such a low price A welcome gift... little folks never have too mony! They're the favorite fashioa for everyday pleywear.,. rugged, worm, easy to core for. Fully of... Colorful pfint fining is Senforized .. . won't shrink more thon 1%. Turn-up cuffs yy - Dainty adaptatior: of the Parisian | flying’ panel ; ae Pink, blue, or vellow Dri-Smooth (R) 8 cotton with dyed-to-match Venice lace trimming. Sizes 1, 2 and 3. Young Version of Empire Look ++. organdy overyoke a Pink, blue or yellow Dri-Smooth (R) 98 | cotton... needs only a touch of the iron. 3 | Sizes 1, 2/and 3.’ > this event ends Saturday - sale ... Kerrybrooke cast f ashions Luscious, ing wearing fabrics like these wool-and-cashmere zibelines, rip- 19.99 a ple weave chinchillas. Choose from all ; the newest silhouettes and details ... up to from colors that run the fashion gam- i ut. Misses’ and petite sizes 8 to 18. 39.90 Ladies’ Ready-io-Wear—Second Floor Look what's happening You'll wear them with your trimmest slacks. Assorted patterns and Jast Say, “Charge” on extra-comfort.. Navs,- | reg. 45.98 f; Choice of 26 or 28- he inch lengths with ec flattering rolled ea _ collar, full - flared ahaa ee back, adjustable 10% Pe turn back cuffs. = fa Logwood brown. ed delightfully plenty of room for active ploy. Pa : for less ohn standby, cotton flannel! It turns up in tricky, l _romantic hats Te b. Sponge plastic boots — foam in- @._ «Suu rubber. eciters . « « fleece | eS ran better health for your . er aeeuite” RUBBER FOOTWEAR & 3° SPZI4 “lined to keep little feet cozy warm. Easy-to-snap fastener with adjust- able buckle. White, red, own: “gizes 5-12 ...........00. . 3.59 sulated. Warmer than fabric-lined, softer, lighter, wear longer than mek: ; H oe Dept. mie: Hand lop famwoer Bet Ae‘, _— al BILTWEL _ KERRYBROOKE KERRYBROOKE bbe plastics nylons ru rs Slip them °: Ket. or Hanasom on tricot Keep dry in these side zip- — purse cea] a pair in quilted boct with warm per rubber boots. Warm oltice aesx Tysie yoo! and rayon lining. too... fleece lined. White, | clear. In ccnvern.e Wry Fits over any shoe. Black red, or brown, sizes 8-3. ing case or br 4.49 198 6.98 Smart plastic stadium boet for children with warm wool pile cutts white, Drown. sizes Smar' dul! firish nylon tricot in taupe, navy or black. Light as. a and washabie Revolving Charge. 6 Menths te Pay Small Services Charge fashion accessories The hats th that ‘glitter and low .. in ravon Satin, velveteen, . me 2 98 metallic fabrics, pannee and All Prices Plus 10°. Federal Tax : ; cosian They’ ve festive styles in black, white and fabulous ice-cream pastels. $ a Accessories Dept. cers Main Floor Colorful plaid headwarmers! 55% weel and 45% rayon. 15” x 64” inelud- ing fringe. Ideal when cold weather - comes. Assorted light and dark plaids. mie 00 Wondertat emortment of 100% woel gloves in plein, fancy, or novelty styles. Full fashioned thumbs « finger tips. Wide color range. W men's small, med. large, and Miceoe Sten oe Lustrous calf handbags ia os sorted populer styles. Lined ” with genuine leather too! Kye catching shades of bleck, derk brown, navy, red, ginger, of beiga ros. 698 i eC TES . Sd Ae ee en PONTIAC PRESS, _THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1086 a a More Schoo ee ‘sn @ demey, ok th wort. of the board-of the peaned:ermeidi:be orate The hospital will be constructe = l-Agers xm, ns Spe oC Oats Co. nial Grant Arrives munity hospital authority, to serve western Wayne and es ASHINGTON w — — This coun|since 1950, | . DETROIT @—R. Douglas Stuart) for Wayne Hospita “| Gov, Willams ‘yesterday pre- jern Washtenaw counties. of Chicago, former U. 8, Ambass®-| ‘ane signal corps of the U, S. LANSING @® — The first install-| sentea the check for $342,977 to dor to Canada, will speak to the) as organized in 1860 andiment of a federal grant of $700,000| Kenneth McKay, treasurer, and | In the bird world the Peregrine mye United: States investing too became a part of the weather|to assist in construction of a $2,- Kemeth*Gremore, executive di- falcon is one of the fastest flyers, cn A Nl nine Tce mean sm tl has been! rector, of the authority... __—_ {having been clocked at 175 m.p.h. " —_— : 2 = LAST... — | SALE |¢ | DAYS | THIS EVENT ENDS ON SAT. AT 9 P.M. eee oar E | B-9 Parka Coats || Suburban Coats Regularly Sell for 19.98 Zipper Front—Similar te Picture Wind resistont, water repel- 88 _ Popular and handsome wool. 98 lent shell of combed cotton; melton shell has smart fleck rayon quilted lining. Fur- throughout, with zipper front _ lined hood. . and.four pockets. Rayon quilted Sizes 50 and 52 ...... 21.98 Sizes 36-46. lining. ~~ Sizes 36-46 Men's Sportswear—Main Floor Just Say, “Charge it’’ on Sears Revolving Charge 6 Months te Pay ... Small Service Charge 2... a. _._] Athletic Shorts Athletic shirts Vee line briefs ___ Tee shirts | Scaniortaed® broadcloth Combination ofnylonand Finely knit of absorbent Long wearingcotionknit| ~—~~~—~SCS~S i ; = oe Soo = s Ee Ee 3 : £ t ; ‘ . ‘ f \ : ‘ : : ae ae ae S aay : 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS; _ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 . . . ‘ : 0 . tion eal) 953,- a a ey ' } - chamber ts -_ for Californians Drink Up ote sabean dieing dee mony age mevifen ee oan oo oe compiled of the statistics, said hard cent of the nation’s cheese, treating ulcer victims on all levels | of society whose illness ranged from a few months to 14 years. nia nd water-showed it to be effective inf does not know for sure what} DEMONSTRATION Roller Cabinets Ball Bearing Rubber auto body steel, _ Heavy gauge causes ulcers but that the new compound's “‘healing effect’’ would indicate ulcers arise from improp- | erly-balanced meals. The wafer | apparently makes up for the miss- | Reports were made by Drs. deficiencies. = Jarlov, University of Copen- the theory that ulcers result from |ment of Medicine University of > hyperstimulation of stomach nerves |Maryland; Dr. Jacques Fischl, | caused by emotional stresses. This, | nox Hill Hospital, New York so the thinking goes, leads to | ty, and Dr. Louis Gilbert, St. harmful acid accumulation in the|“2*e’s Hospital, New York City. To attack this, present ulcer F's prescription only. It present- | treatment prescribes rest, change |\Y 15 in use in Denmark, Italy and of habits and bland fodds. | Canada. The new compound consists of | vitamins, minerals, milk solids! Tail Wag Will Get Head | and sucrose, plus an extract named | ert Hine, ert Ci. Rustproof, Raintight. Durable nev. = 6.66 Solid brass construction with hammered ends! Aluminum mounting brackets hold pa- pers, magazines. 13'/gx3%x6'4 inches. ;tbL AMS we ae ~ | es TL) Men’s Hi-Slides Fleece Lined _, Sizes 6 to 12 ° 4-Buckle Arctics Men’s --- Boys’ 49 Sizes 214 to 6 7 to. 12 ff Open Monday and Friday Nights ‘til 9 P. M. 4 -ily-dinners,tool This sturdily built set has a plastic top 4-Pc. Cutlery Set Cadillac Pattern Stainless Steel Reg. 43s |= 19.88 B4-pe. Our finest! Knives have longer handles. Shorter blades are saber ground. Forks and spoons gracefully tapered. f Attractive Hardwood Holder Crattemen 6,95 Stainless steel . . . hollow ground blades. Includes 3-in. paring knife, 5-in. utility fork, 8-in. slicer, fork. e Set of Six Craftsman Knives Only 6.95 Highest quality stainless steel, heat treated hollow ground blades. Handles are plastic impregnated “wood. Colors: Boys’: Flamboyant Red, Cirts’: Brilliant Violet J.C. Higgins raga ee = FULL SIZE 26-IN. 14.95 Child’s Dinette 95: Steel Perforated New Wrnugt ron nk DD Tortoing rors BICYCLES Little folks like their own table for playing and big fam- — _g_ mst for every dil mother! Easy to open and close. Safe- ty rolled — tipped "Reg. 39.95 3 : 88 $1 Holds Built for strength, safety and smooth riding. Smooth chrome- plating. Girls'—blue; Boys’—red. 20-In. Reg. 37.95. .6-065.33.88 24-In. Reg. 38.95. soccv BASS table, 18x24-in., stain-resistant, cleans easily. 2 uphol- stered chairs, © legs. . Boys and~ Girls M2 color. 2 sticks, ing sound, 18-inch neck Realistic de« strap. sign on metal; Craftsman 10-In. Saw Reduced for 16.62 Savings! _tes. 950 82.88 on, Helde "i 1-HP Motor ........-46.95 Side Extensions eee 21.90 pr. Steel Tool Bend 0020 9. Thee eeeeeeen?e vex72-in. & for 149 Clear, transparent sheet tacked over window shuts out rain, snow and coid. Clean with damp cloth. Easier to pedal. more fun to ride. Three gears you can change while riding to coast, climb or for more speed. Hand brakes for extra safety ... quick to respond. Mattress - type saddle supports you with new comfort. : Sporting Goods —Perry St. Basement . am Rocking Horse Has 24-INCH 17-in. Stuffed Dolls 98° Ex. = Real Rocking Action BIKE ’ Pe Gift for Tiny Tots an met 3.95 S A soft cotton-filled doll in sanitary pliofilm bag. Choose } . Pee the standing doll or cuddle doll in assorted colors. Made Gay riding gg Tome our cob 26-INCH of printed percale and vinyl-plastic with mask face, yarn ——friul mount, Lilelike shaped = as hair. | ~~" footrest. 33x19x151/-in. Bl KES Friction Values te 52.95 QR Modern streamlined : . +» with deluxe features ‘Dee he'll ledd the We : + Piha ce Gener we OSs PEL AE ae A Seam aaa fe | ’ i + : x ! . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 {Since reason condemns war and Turkey Replaces the Chicken in Every Pot (B= “BY BOB CONSIDINE: review Dr. Sam guaranteed without a compact NEW YORK (INS) = The oldiThe verdict of ae ee appeal. Neneh ten aie the first onietint Micah, more than 2,500)a sword against nation, neither|among nations, they must form an political pledge of a “chicken telveadhed afer ine saa pray for “the Parliament of Man,lyears ago, looked forward to the|they learn war any more.” alliance of a peculiar sort.” . tvery pot” seems to have been|before Christmas. two days Suttne federation of the world.” Theltime when Fesmne toon Immanuel Kant wrote, in 1795, After seeing India side with the brought up to date. The Family|now has stood up in all the appeal : Economics Bureau has come up! courts. with. the aS tial that)», Sans's tte Ps U.S. turkey farms markets sentence = <— now possess 1% gobblers for wie ag in the head of hie pretty 10p Mon ay: _ ony ta es “ge payee apg will * * eligible parole. Thus ends what. “ss Turkeys apparently are getting/finat chapter may | hand threaten » for some page A ot them (0st fre Matter” that tur a) n s s “Ez us over. e 76,000,000 of them! more teeli vedo today a8 opposed to 44,000,000 inithan almost any eetainal tinny z e E f ° . Y sale ends Saturday - Tray Combination Allstate Visor Pak LSTATE TIRES GIVE YOU po mes 244 nein 1,33 MORE AND COST YOU LESS! ee aka ; ys @ spinner and. gear shiit knob cosmetics, car papers, ete. . in choice of colors. Allstate within easy reach. Fits on sun benclttie dita , : Quality. visor. Buy row! Allstate uses Bonded Rayon Cord Bedy for a more au -Resists tire stress, strain . 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The: 75-year-old jurist had not|before the Nov.. 30 deadline. a cerébral hemorrage last May. : Judge Murphy, whose term has GRAND RAPIDS W—The Munic- | DETROIT u@ — Wayne County|three years to run, retained his|ipal Automobile Parking Author- retirement rights under state law|ity has recommended construction the proper authorities/ot © Sulevel_ perins ee ee Nine states supply 50 per cent of buildings costing more than $300,- 374 parking spaces, estimated at |the : from city hall, - Pavan’ about expanded Reserv $63,000 a year in revenue. sincesgptl agen GRAND RAPIDS (® — pees he eave Armory to-~ cost about $200,000. Cmdr. Arthur W. Bunt-. ties in Grand Rapids, with DEW ling said thé Naval Reserve Train- ing Center plans a $145,000 addi- tion-to its facilities. “nation’s nu y weny digcnaed Toseday: bvaal NEW YORK~—*I was very dead,” this gentleman remarked. “For three years, I was the deadest.” The ungrammatical gentleman was, of course, not Noel | Coward, but young Guy Mitchell, the San Francisco cow- ~poke. , : He was very dead because, 4 although a singer, he hadn't . had a hit record (also known as a hot platter). All over _ America people weren't talk- thg about him. So he went te England where you don’t have to have a torrid disc to be an attraction. Shortly. everybody in England wasn’t talking about him, either. Then he got married seven weeks ago in Bay St. Louls, Miss., to Else Sorensen,.one of -Playboy’s Playmates, and im- - -ffediately he became the livest. * * * “We drove over to Atlanta where I found this song, ‘Singin’ the Blues.’ It’s unbelievable how it took off. Now I’m’ swingin’. . The fact that the lad took up cowboyin’ and rodeoin’ when he lived near the San Francisco stockyards 10 years ago in a section called “Butchertown” is just a sidelight. | “J even had a horse of my own—$25 worth. I had to meal hay for it. “T was so nuts about the stuff I got a job in a caddle shop. The owner, Creed: Haberlin, gave me my first pair of boots. And he told me since I was 2 singin’ at work, why didn’t’ GUY AND ELSE But it was rougher’n ee on but he eventually got to New York, roomed with Eddie Fisher and Al Martino, got a hit record, “My Heart Cries For Ycu”—and then became ‘ery dead because hotplatters and torrid discs don’t last =a) ‘ong. ’ But now things are bright again for Albert Cernick. | That's the cowpoke’s real name. Mitch Miller of Columbia Records changed it back, in "49. “Who's gonna care,” said Miller, “about listening to the remantie cowboy voice of Albert Cernick?” THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Roz Russell went to Waterbury, Conn., to celebrate her mother’s 82d birthday . . . Bing Crosby did a couple of tunes’ in Judy Garland’s Palace act. The Paramount will revive vaudeville for the week of Jan. 11 with Nat (King) Cole, Count Basie and Ella Fitzgeraid. Lionel Hampton rancelled his tour of Ireland: union trou- bles . . . Billy Rose is hunting a compact little country estate . Jerry Lewis is a. possibility to follow Judy Garland at, the Palace . . . Some Las Vegas hotels have talent scouts in. New York—looking for bartenders and walters . . . Joseph! Cotten's TV capital gains deal will pay ! him $200,000 a year. Earl's Pearls... The way taxes are today, you might as well marry for love.—Eureka (Kans.) Herald. WISH I'D SAID THAT: Just back from a Nassau vacation, Roger Williams complains, “Once travel broadened you. Now. it leaves you fiat.” TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Rob’t Q. 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He said that Treasury Sec- retary George Humphrey wilt pr remain as “strong s 5. man” of the cabinet at least un- Russ ti! next summer, in order to help ian Jets guide the administration’s tegis- lative program through the |« Democratic-controlled congress. ocertewearated nes. (i) ()NErAtiON United Nations Ambassador| Fighting Capabilities Republican Leonard Hall for Summerfield. STASSEN TO QUTr He predicted that “Peace al pe engineered the sscuccesaadl he gdded in an “Dump Nixon” drive, will ‘short-'for ‘the American Assn. of- ly tender bis resignation to prac-'Grant Colleges and State tice law. Stassen's mest likely ities, successor as Presidential Assist-| — _@¢ ¢ @ ant for Peace, he said, would be oe Christian Herter, retiring Republi- capable of building atomic can governor of Massachusetts who/ons at an imposing rate” ! declined to run for a second term.|View of Russian claims about de-} It was Herter whom Stassen veloping missiles tre@ to promote as a vice presi-| “we must assume that they will) dential substitute for Richard M.|be able to deliver liver nuclear war- ‘heads with me dumstons aoousesy_"7 Nixon, despite Herter’s disavowal at the end of) auge end ‘Kevin McCann. a eer F. Burns, chairman of the ng.” eee ‘Council of Economie Advisers, re- — would-be aggressor that resort to war would | gr oundwort for his contemplated Se : > ‘e for the governorship of New Je rsey next year. (pes w ue » Hungarian Premier Prints New Organ and Hauge ts considering two or VIENNA #®—Premier Janos Ka- three outer neaclegemerlias) McCann plans to return to the dar’s Hungarian regime has come | executive position with the Time, dom of the People.” It was quoted Adams expects to remain on, at Air Force Secretary} Describes Red Planes‘ original berth with Week nfagazine. presidency of Defiance College out with a-new newspaper called in Ohie, and Jackson te his Nepszabacdsg, which means “Free-: Life and Fortune publications. extensively today by Radio Buda- ty Dest. Top presidential aide Sherman, It diy replaces Szabad least for the predent, in his key|) SCCOS TSS SSTEe SHDDEETESOEEE, '* ad 9 Osa SALE! MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS 99 We have a wonderful assortment of luxurious long-sleeve sportshirts in completely washable fabrics of cotton, rayon and flanne!. All are com- ‘pletely Sanforized and shrink controtted. first Quality _tomous fabrics in full cut, well tailored styles. 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PRESS ; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 FORTIAC, MICHIGAN a NINETEEN t “2 WHAT'S MY LINE? — Sounds far-fetched, but the job of this Burmese anti-malaria worker is to collect mosquito larvae from a pond near Ran- goon, The project is part of a United Nations project in which health measures have helped to protect some | 6,300,000 people threatened by the disease. . STILL STANDING — You can tell that “Rickie,” a fox terrier belonging to 2 Memphis, Tenn., family, has had some tough luck recently. First, his mistress accidentally stepped on his. left foreleg and broke it, and shortly afterwards Meeting last night in Rochester, the Oakland County Although a recent Circuit Court euling prohibits justices from plac- ing offenders. on probation except. to a regular probation officer, the Pontiac court operates under a spe- ‘clal statute, The main benefit. of probation, McCallum said, is that it allowe a judge te retain jurisdiction over the offender long enough te | make sure he mends his ways, Justice court probations, he said, com be ieued for as tong 09 Sy years, and the terms of the proba tons. . * « *¢ For example, McCallum: said, a. man who fails to support his wife is a double expense to the county for his keep at the jail and welfare funds for his family. | - a iceah a peaseeon he can be ordered to support the family. If, the terms of probation can be al- tered to require him to deliver his Area Jastices Discuss Probation RAs ee tion officer, who can turn it over feds or 8 foie curt proba [Lang for possible action in the 5 sf : ome revigwed.a proposal to set up trust “Clinics” for chronic bad driv-| Beard recently by ‘its Miseel jhank accounts for the justices’ ers, McCallum said, can be made| !aseous Committes.and approved (court funds. compulsory as a condition of pro-| by the board, bation. He said the offender would) Justices and The a and Means tee of the Board of Supervisors experts whe. bave spoken here. ' mca sonihieas Allen C. Ingle, Farmington justice, empha- apparently walked. away from the persons crowded. into the Holt \sized that ‘We're not against traf- Michigan State Reformiatory last ‘Street Rochester Tot, 2, municipal judges last night also discussed “misin- formation” about arrest and tick- eting procedures which they say -.area police are given by North- Conant - western University traffic safety a ear Murderer Missing From Reformatory IONIA w — Norman’ Harris, 34, convicted Detroit murderer who served as a cook for the warden, | fic safety, What we're trying to do/night. ‘Swallows Works: is protect the people's rights and follow the letter of the law.” ‘Doll, Pin, Penny Harris, | Warden George Kropp as a trusty Negroes fo End ‘Boycott of Buses Wait U.S. Court Ruling to Call Off Montgomery Segregation Protest MONTGOMERY, Ala, ® — The Negro bus boycott that became a symbol of masg resistance tp racial. segregation was voted to an end last night at the church where it was born 345 days be- fore. An estimated 5,500 hymmn-singing Church to vote an end to the Baptis: 'thunderously fou described by Deputy eomeemery boycott, * * The Northwestern experts, he |with’a good prison record and not The ee decided to return said, have inadvertently spread \dangerous, was sentenced to life to city buses as soon as the U.S. ‘open inchvlong safety pin and @ 64 as 9 legal summons and war- jewelry store in Detroit. .penny from her stomach. Dr, E. E. Ludwig of Rochester operated’on the 2-year-old after her re lif jailed, since taxpayers must pay mother, Mrs. Alex MacKinnon, 444: Ingle advocated informa] ‘‘bull the child’s sessions," to be held by justices ibrother push her on the floor when with police in their areas, to dis- ithe girl had something close to. cuss proper Michigan procedures. |He appointed Royal Oak Municipal Later prison \Judge Fletcher R. Renton to draw & glimpse of a man in the base- church and at a similar meeting S. Boulevard, saw her mouth. She was reported in good condi- he fails to furnish them money, tion at Avon Center Hospital today, | lup an outline of the legal require- where she will probably remain/ments. about a week. i ‘rant in some states, but net in| Sometime after 8 p.m. last night | he was noticed missing when he did not attend a prison movie with other inmates. A resident report- ed that a man was seen prowling about nearby. authorities caught | ‘ment of the warden’s residence, ‘but the man escaped. His shoes The Association also discussediwere lost in the escape. | tion given can be amended at any| ROCHESTER—Little Sylvia Mac-| ‘a enternention” amen Co g police |imprisonment in 1942 for the stab- Supreme Court's decision that time to deal with changed condi-|I oped bay oe yesterday geal | by reference to the uniform tick- bing death of a woman who caught bus segregation is unconstitutional a two-inch long rubber doll, an) 4 printed form, which is accept- him in the act of burglarizing a Bes into effect here. Their oe ~ — Martin Luther King Jr., told the cheering throng that the decision should reach Montgomery courts in sev- eral days. He urged calmness and | restraint ween) it comes. * * Until a boycotters at the on the other side of town agreed unanimously, they will walk to work or share rides with friends. Ruin Relations Nasser Gains Prestige in Western Nations United Press Phete house-to-house spraying and | Since Faux Pas PHILADELPHIA @—The Brit- \ish-French invasion of the Suez United Press’ Phote sd tins tes cos es Ws teed ek and inad®@ a crash landing. But it takes more than eee ages on his legs show, ‘Canal zone was a “monumental blunder” that increased the pres- tige of Egyptian Premier Nasser among the Arab and Asian na- tions, the Associated Press Manag- ing Editors Assn. was told today. Max Harrelson, AP chief cor- respondent at the United Nations, told the second session of the four- day 23d annua] APME conference that the British-French move “seriously damaged their rela- the United States and Tthe prestige of Nasser were quickly moving.” The explosion in the Middle East, Harrelson said, “was bound to occur.” “Tf Israel hadn't started it,”” he said, ‘Nasser would heve. Every~ thing pointed in that direction since September 1955 when the Russians made an arms deal with Egypt.” The determining factor, Harrel- son added, “was the Soviet difficulties in Poland and Hun- gary.” —And, he said, “the principal factor in the cease-fire and the agreement of Britain. France and Israci to withdraw was not public’ pressure or U.N. action but threats of Soviet intervention " Britsh-French | among Arab and Asian nations. It left a/ iyacuum into which the Russians | aA rare oie cB oe pees rip ee ne a MEETING OF THE CLANS — What does a widower with 10 ’ “All three invaders,” he said, “were firmly convinced that Rus-| sig would move in and start a third world war.” { The Egyptian situation. Harrel- ‘gon said, is still “highly explo sive.” = “So much so.” he said, “that it) could touch off q real war. When will the U.N. ey able to get the police units out? And, if so, what happens then?” onment in — The 3, carried atid when Cognmunist ass Gia aE Pleas: Greece; Ss er Tae TIT eae Mise otill be in Soviet Rants. prove nites behind: one 0 more Greer ve romered children do when he meets a widow with 12 children? He proposes — at least that’s what Kenrieth Huber of Enumclaw, Wash., did. He is pictured as he marries Mrs. Adele Zane as 12 of the 22 chil- + Unalted Presse Phete dren look on. Mrs. Zane was attended by her daughter Carol while Huber’s son Kenneth acts as best man. Eight of Mrs. Zane's chil- living room. dren were adopted. The ceremony took place recently in the Huber * "ume QOLDEn YEai’ < "two of tie Weten’s citesk pectbeste - | ies ‘ “heim, Calif., ‘who. ¢ a hk Rees ye Re bam asetatredy i See 2rd a Lente aes cies Vightly turn of food. 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Finished in GENUINE SOLID M API 7 iy Wane. +e « «Downstate _TWENTY.TWO_ a ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1956 . ‘Budapest Youths Ask: ‘Can We Get Help for Any of Our People?” Yagertass greene Seymour Preitis Everyone in the tamily had to| learned how to hate the prople len how to use come wenpams,” hehe said,“ was no central, Then there was pride in his: ex- “The Russians .call us Counter” “You forget Set. poowte, are Bacup, by toe Temannetnc vbst,Work just to live in a room or, whe watched you suspiciously (observed. “Some of us did. Others|leadership. It just spread. Take pression as Janos added, “And Revolutionaries and — with us,” said Janen, “They help athe city and Killed end wounded/maybe two rooms. Adults were when you talked to a friend im learned during our revolution. the district Zoltan and I live.!workers, my comrades, they ted Said Janos, “How do they. ac ss) pass you along. To stop that the | _Fevot. for'greecam’ im te. following always exhausted. Getting @ ‘suit; whispers.” (There were girls who had about\Our friends/ just cane out ahd 11. us the last crusts of.” r the fact that almost everyone; io woulg have te put sol ____ Sfticle, Frelitjp telis through the Sorss of second-hand clothes was. almost I listened with’ ten -minutes-- experience there, That-was it." .--~ ge ‘Communist. youth organiza ets tuto-every--house-in-Hun-—— re Ei ea bass who tengnt tn (Ot colibusien.* “In my factory ree : bread and fought with us. Thereljixe 1 fought against them? Com-| alerts - Beaapest = uLrc. thes fought. 'a cause for ‘amazement to the discontent of how to use & tommygun fore) You saw us,” Janos resumed. were no differences.” munism is finished in Hungary for- gary.” for their ravaged qountry.) “There also was fear and workers,” said Janos. “At first I they went into action. (“We had it one weapon or one . by what they did.” trom ve Remix | teever.” chimed tn Setian. (was afraid. You don't talk that sygeay thought of revelu: (grenade for Shee. of ag.0t tet Nee ek erent: tem ever 7S ¥ Zoltan wared Wp aie Delt 2 or cera re . i ee ei I thought.” — *s * “¢ beginning. satin is ene a Oy ee oe filled colfee clip. "We would Hay te "-WEENNA (INS)—It_ was bot. neq been arrested or was at “One thing they taught youth ae wen ait be —— Where, are their paresis teitiack: Cum wo get way tel fee oor Zolt@N.| tore the Russians came in the |0n US. gave us their own! “Most of the time we didn’t know families? + cond Zottan, PR? cafe restaurant. Over the radio & pote authority, the kind of author- “Many of us had to go in semi-| a2 tase ater in |Weapons or joined us." what the resistance units 800 me-| “We don't know, Symes 1 didn’t answer. Gypsy fiddier was beating madly ty we swallowed even when we military units to help fight for, 94 killed, everyone thought yERYONE PITCHED IN fate sray wren doing: 28 Jol “We saw most of our — Son't) ,What did they plan té do after - to a climactic frenzy of a “Cz@°-| went to buy a leat of bread. We ‘peace. So we learned after fash-’ shout revolution.” | tan. “All we knew was that they|ing something to resist. We scouting around? Who were the leaders? “When the Russians came in we were fighting and dying. You must|know what happened to we ‘will ‘a tae of I asked the two hollow-cheeked had @ good supply—theirs,” added! remember it caught on. like a fire, _2 9 * oleomae,”” said goltan. “We will live kids sitting at the table with me if Janos smiled bitterly before re-'Zoltan. “Everyone in our block/that starts in dry grass in @ park.| How had they managed to slip)course. : oH ash they wanted the music tuned out. | plying. “That was our biggest pitched in. Tiare wes no tronchery|Whan it catches it is a forest fire. past the steel cordon the Russians|with our people—or we will die “We are accustomed bed mie Xpec in on ar ple. happened.” . ‘had clamped on the country? =‘ with them. one ra } Values - ceze=e=: [o Affect All Public Uilities | would happen this way. 1 didn’t By JAMES MARLOW - But 13 states have laws a am ever think would see these 4. ciated Press News Analyst (ing segregation of whites and Ne-' ? boys again. . WASHINGTON @—There can be groes who intend to trayél across; Janos—that's his first name and no doubt new where the Supreme'state lines. The ICC ruling does he’s nineteen and a machinest— Court is going. whether or not the not invalidate these laws in so far and Zoltan, 18, and a university South likes it, protests it or defies as travel within a’ state is con- student, had just. made their way it. cerned. This mixes wf the pic- through Soviet armored divisions It is going straight down the line ture. trying stifle Hungary - into sub- = banning racial segregation in 7 2? mussion all fields of American life which' A test of - the ICC ruling will ees laecive public utilities, like buses, have to go before the Supreme They are each or both typical © the use of tax money, like pub- Court for a final ruling and clar- of Hungarian kids who beat their |lic schools. ification: aa hich lathes and school laboratories into) The court had banned segrega- Yesterday's < sre — Whic . oo weapons that still baffle and lash tion im public schools, SS knopked out segregation on aa | back at the power of Russia's fed ie: and aad —_ ee cick cross) fot for ek. bu wears . a ‘state lines. And yesterday it ex’ ‘where, within every state. The} Janos and Zoltan fought in thes ded its ban to buses which gp- other Southern states will not com- streets of Budapest. They ©oD| crate entirely within a state, ply immediately, of course, any tested every. inch where they. took ween ey une puaticee yh go'more ther they aht-in-Gesegrepat-t : : ; a 3 a [i a : —_— ——— on concentrated Soviet firepower... far as to outlaw segregation in ing their schools. : “We were seventy or eighty in) privately owned enterprises = . ‘ our group,” recalled Zoltan, -his: cater to the public — like a | They will pr individually but \._ eves. flashing with remembrance. taurant—is something/for the 4 in the end, in view of the court's —\ “When we left there were 11 toe aoe They/iace no such’ Position, they cannot win. The b d less th . i ae és \io, fight hk io the hardest posite — = 9 « pee poaucn! Sreaks Your new fall coat is here at the Hub. Whatever your preference, you'll find way. | Nor are they/likely to. For Ne-/00W". !s to delay compliance. row upon row of handsome coats. Topcoats, overcoats of just about every ‘They fought to defend the groes, fighting segregation, will style model and size. You can select from fine imported and domestic streets in which they had lived have their hands full for some. You Can Put Ii tweeds, cashmeres, gabardines and velours — Choose from nationally all their lives. “We learned jtime trying to get racial discrim-| quickly how to knock out a tank | ination efided in the various areas i Fy if you ot up close enough,” rhere fax mosey is used. {OVER i —— i Ww — a = * em mia : advertised brands Eagle, Clippercraft, Rock Knit, Glenwood — Come problem getting near so you |fromt the consistency of its opin- THE in now and see them all. could throw a bottle: of gasoline.” iops, although a test case hasn't You look at them and you think Peached it yet — will in time ban TOP they are pretty scrawny. Eighteen/ Segregation in public housing. days of fighting and staring at, By the same reasoning the court, ° death rammed down, your throat, ™4Y eventually extend the ban to. G ive to the All wool imparted tweeds and shetlands. Many with $ 4 5 00 a few yards away don't texd to 8"Y housing development built) a ° ae ; ; |with government loans or financ- zi ut linings ............... S00 . Speciall Priced _ fea oat rowing teve.. 7°) ith Rovernment oane or seane. | BON TIAC pont Hning ” But these are the, ‘products tax revenue. AREA , supposedly of a Commurist genera- i And, since the court has banned : tw of im- 00 Pascal ee RS, ‘UNITED Donegal tweeds, Irish tweeds, Scotch tweeds of $ 5 @ university student. Of the new Ate Within a state or cross state \ | ported wool .................. .. . Specially Priced generation they were the most, lines, it can hardly avoid — when \ FUND | ndoctrt nists | @STeeation- on al}-raiiroad trains, ° persia ul other young. | eRe or not they cross state Imported velours . . . shetlands, tweeds . . . Some with $ 50 ____sters in their echelon of society, 66 -zip-out linings ........ ho SHO EES Specially Priced . : - they are Both sons of workers. | , The Interstate Commerce Com- | What made them turn and turn so! mission,’. undoubtedly taking its violently against the regime? cue from’ recent court. decisions ) EVERYONE WORKED lordered rallroads and bus com-. | “You have to go back almost panies last Nov, 25 to end segre- i to /the time we first went tolgation in interstate travel and ' sghool or even earlier,” said Janos. banned —— in waiting | s | . | Imported wool and cashmere blend, richly tailored .. . $ 50 Fully lined ...................... 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M. . ha ANNIVERSARY 4~- HOUR SALE. . Choose from briefs, undershirts and tee * All sizes. Goes Back te 69¢ After 2 P. ™. ANNIVERSARY 4- HOUR SALE. 6.99 MEN’S PANTS — these won't last long. Assorted As Gas Nall to $890 Ate Se: - FRIDAY 10 TO 2 a Y 4-HOUR SALE. BIRDSEYE | 2.4 Toop R COAT Se ee | PANTS | Sool ccna stiors Wonne tan 5 ." hel 1© $3 1 ; $1.79 3to 12 | $1.00 4 0 4 ANNIVERSARY 4-HOUR SALE... FRIDAY 10 TO 2 BOYS” Hee Majesty GIRLS’ GAR COATS ; JEANS Reg. $8.99 warm fn Und weather soe qe . cent. Lined hand. Sen Te 1% Gees Back te $8.99 After 2 P. M. . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 slipover sweaters. dress blouses, holiday omg PITY SPECIAL “CAR COATS ANNIVERSARY 4 NOUR SALE. s. FRIDAY 0 TO 2 e _U10 OHAMBRAY SHIRTS ' __ ANNIVERSARY 4- HOUR SALE... FRIDAY 1.00 MEN'S $OOKS: Thea 10 TO2 |, : oqwexTY.rouR ak a aie a. — THE POX PONTIAC PRESS, _ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 pe . asco ‘Hearing Held in Wet ‘May Hold Missile. Tests ag pierces jones 2 Tests [(urtsiegs True Life Adventures C&O May Cut fis’ cmmitee on vrancccee A2t-lat Old Penal Colony Site ce reviticton has bee placed on ister ecu natal ‘ ti oa RETIRES FROM ACTIVE The Pensyvaia Raton | Howard R. Walton, prsient ot ed its passenger service no Walker-Gooderham & Worts OPEN MON . as . = ies ; © 1936 " \from Grand Rapids in 1950. Now pad put the industry’s expected ! Ps eae the C&O, says that its trains 7g sales at 210,000,000 gallons. - ae FRI... oe nn = ae i an Reserve’ along the 250-mile line are aver He said overall consumption of . are i + and < ————_— I he he a , | See ve. — _ Fed ate : te aging less than 19 passengers & distilled spirits forthe eight | MITES ‘til | ft : , ai a oy ae cee pe eee trip over the most heavily traveled | ‘months from January through Au- , ete eS be dens. ins He S | part. - gust amounted to 127,352,000 -gal- A spokesman said; “Continuance jons. In the same period of 1955 . = - of this service in light of steady.consumption was 119,446,000 gal- ay ~~ o aa fa wg , [a \loss of patronage appears to be lons, Walton said. FAMOUS MAKE $16.95 SHOE ) hod Tee Cae * ys economically impossible." —~ | walton spoke yesterday at a : : 1 / a : meeting of the Financial Analysts At the same time ‘i Cleveland. Society of Detroit. ROLLER SKATES # an a 2D tt ¥ ee ; " ; \- : j — ly dividend on common stock pata I |be raised to $1, payable to share- Glasses for Safety holders of record, Dec.-3. The previous quarterly dividend was , P eas oo 87% cents, paid quarterly since 1.07 Telephone and Telegraph Co Dec. 1955. Previous to that the Kuss beont all Gl he Goes _ |dividend was 75 cents. ling glasses soon, The company fe - oe ee Se | / \ . . * . will | glasses = LKGSIGH au) vals tet din cies ' Missing Since Monday, |¢) prevent eye injuries. = . , wee Tuesday's Taken Home = A FEW OF | y SHE OLD GAFFERS AGEEMBLE IN THEI OWN SECTION Jeane | Ovens hes her basset a OF PASTURE AND CHEW THE CUY-OF CONTENTMENT, [found back but the man, sho). Distributed by King Features Syndicate. iomedl to geech tx interested in air, the peak can be seen 40 miles | The hound, named Tuesday, dis- away. Northeast of Fernando de Nor-|have been stationed there off and, centuries. Portugal defended it inhabited for a whole century, — Monday. SRS year Famous lonha is a string of islets. Thejon since 1942, there are farmers successtully and eventually turn- |Santo. The British, having noted fo ceee tend eal & : makes largest, one-mile-long Rat Island,jraising cattle and growing corn, ef & over to Brest _— on that the isle had remained un- Patrolman George Bryant found genuine _ in pec meer phos-| maniac, cotton, fruits, and me-| ald amen te ne te. (!aid claim ‘to it in 1895. Brazil Tuesday Jolling on a street cor- leather te deposits. apers, it is) jobjected, and its ownership was ner. He returned the droopy-eared) - —_ |claimed, used to hide out on Rat.’ dicinal plants. The island also has| tand has been governed a8 & | oheid by the .King of Portugal, dog to its owner but politely de- i | Tt 1s now Inhabited only by birds oor ee sits. some] et \the mediator in the dispute. 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Bere ere eee _ FE 2.6506 E if | Fé : pe Hey + | . ff . . \4 . ae ry a - : tga ABs = é ease pig ae a ape = 7 So 4 4 =. tee SSat SES “ ei ee Aten ees = Lex: ts 23 iy a5 : ; ie ; ‘ = wey = = +4 : = ~ =+. eS - SOs LSS Se ES SERS E Sa atch: © ee nee panes }——_—____.— ‘ : - z 3 ae a i : ‘Sia 3 E : foe z S ". 5 é dvs , i 3 : : 3 . “ «the 2 —-y =a a 3 i B r “THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 THE PONTIAC PRESS, i ‘TWENTY-SIX | ee sos > Sulphurls Key yr io foOur Economy Has Widespread Use —Sn———Monvfacture—of Thousands of Items __.WASHINGTON—A man wakes Greek Shot in Village hair, dresses, eats breakfast, takes a vitamin pill, reads the newspaper, and drives to work. Everything he has used in the process—including his own eye sight — contains sulphur, or re- . quired sulphur in the making This all-pervading element, says WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES =i the National Geographic : > is a keystone of the industrial - pd economy. Brougtit to the’ surface) . 4 m by ingenious wells in Texas and “ ~< in Louisiana, where a new major Pa oO source has been found under wa- = —— ter, sulphur stands in huge . - golden-yellow platetus, “awaiting Oo oe : distribution to manufacturing FS v fe plants of every type. * é Fad f ie 3 3 THOUSANDS OF USES GUEST OF HONOR — Famed Spanish painter Pablo Picasso | i _ Rubber is vulcanized with the’ accepts the first piece of birthday cake during party celebrating his | Br. : use of sulphur, Gasoline is re-| 75th birthday. at Valauris in southern France. ~ 4 = fined with it. Paper, textiles, — i medicines, wool, disinfeetants,|Judge Sound Wins ee ae ; plasters + vitanain Bi, synthetic) EL .CENTRO, Sil, es re teen margin .of nearly “| 7 De es F , bleaches, mustardicount requested opponen' ~} : tabrics, , Printing inks,|aviatrix ‘Jacqueline Cochran Od- < ‘ cellulose, aint, dyes. insecticides, lam, today lett Democratic ona seareen Sele uate today has GLEAMING! PRECISION MAD : slo contain slpbur, at do some) Dae SO SS Se Ty. LORD CHESTERFIELD i 32,000 arficiles in common use. E - A Vitel constituent of plant a — "are part ee = tein, and are found tn body —— . : a | Stop at Scarlett’s } ae eS F SPECIAL PURCHASE] AUTOMATIC LIGHTERS Win . Das ciel theese a, 1 a pote, PARE in our lot at rear of store TRIPLE GEAR ACTION, COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC, IN ‘ : hit Pe . A CHOICE OF HANDSOME MODERN DESIGNS. SSauuEE ‘ through earth's y :, As : See es LOOK! |. POLIDENT 3 of = 63c A 7 these ores is expensive. Look at our large selection of BICYCLES, TOYS, | Br; — -> tain places, however, HOBBIES & CRAFTS. LAYAWAY NOW for [| BR: ‘2 found in uncombined Christmas. Easy Payment Plans. ix _ SICILIAN MONOPOL’ 05 ; ~ sy rl ss et DONT! I ASTRINCOSOL monopoly until — 1903, uu REG. 89-—SAVE 20« : pce a Be Don't _buy_until_you see our selection & prices. _] ~aCAMDERAD ATED Ot | land of the United Buy where you get parts and service. iF q ~ Gest. - - - °£«x&#£f .wmeseseeeens meewesem anmasnsnea ee Conese, 40s oh 6h -”™hm™Lhm..LCTS)CUm™!;@©@©™C™~C~C~C~™~™~™C™CONSO Ce SO eee , Tecoma oot too soft SCHWINN BICYCLE SPECIALS /E ae a. caer ee 26 INCH BICYCLE SIZES. Reg. eg ai were can > 24 INCH BICYCLE SIZES. Reg. see ww ey sists of three : x ) ew BITE. ec 20 INCH BICYCLE SIZES. Reg. $41.95... . $39.95 | STRONG, NeW BIT Were ve seemed SOARLETT'S stor (Mee BOONEVILLE, Ky. w—Womenif- BENGAT ° will serve for. the first time on . . SHOP PEG 79c¢--SAV3 sane » oar hing a“ yee 4 20 E La FREE PARKING FE 2 7221 , ’ | P< y ‘ ar, s ; - wit. LAWRENCE | sicx cr'srone ae bs REG. 98e—SAVE 1%¢ seerteoce bey 2 abeacchaes SUPER ANAHIST | ; ; Take Advantage of Our Many Wonderful Bargains During Our First Anniversary Sale! Regularly Sold at $40 Half Sizes, Too! MEN’S SUITS i LADIES’ ALL WOOL WINTER COATS Special. Group—Regularly to $40.00 27" "24" 2 for $45.00 Alterations at Cost Men’s FLANNEL SHIRTS spss. SUPER § ANAHIST ALWAYS FRESH MRUN- CHEE ANAHIST SPECIAL y PURSE “TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL’S" vee a x & 1 2 a 2 ’ Regularly Sold to $35.00. MEN’S GABARDINE ZIPPER LINING TOPCOATS All--Wool- Special-_ Donegal Tweed _ TOPCOATS *39. 50. Regular $50 Value 24" , Charges and Layaways Accepted During Sale! % FREEDOM* FROM COMMON -. RHEUMATIC. AND ARTHRITIC-LIKE PAINS NEW “PILL-WITHIN-A PILL” re as 9B fron umcrve. TEMPORARY RELIEF TO KINSEL’S' R BUSINESS Desperate, Say Officials’ of Mideast Food Situation f WASHINGTON (INS)—Top aes were ‘valusd at one and one-half! + _THE PON TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1956 Council to Discuss f the state's oldst Problems of Oldsters . ee 8 * * * Representatives of labor, ‘ats ‘ LANSING w — Three public try, government, health and phil- hearings have been scheduled by |anthropic agencies and commun- the legislature's advisory council ity organizations have been invited on the aged to discuss problems |to attend the meetings Nov. 19-20 of housing, employment and health at ae Nov. 29-30 at Detroit Ever Lose Weles? and Dee: 5 at Marqoetts. Here's AWOL Building SPRINGFIELD, Ohio ® ~— A The total area of Minnesota is, which disappeared from reported g building ee |54,943,579 acres of which 3,602,210\4 south Springfield lot was found| Monday. He said ba had bought it} Collector’s item: The Rev. J, are of water, mostly in more than by police yesterday—on a north with the intention of moving it to| Edwin Jarboe in La Verne, Calif. a 11,000 lakes. | Springfield lot. Jamestown, .. has a collection of 20,580 pencils. a a L© 1956 Wher'ystty Line, dom culture Department officials are billion dollars—to and from the | tin the two into - Hundreds of millions of dollars’ ©°™Panies to go into that area. of agricultural commodities OFFICIALS To MANTLA are shipped through the now- begin to hoard ood in ear o short- blocked strategic waterway each The secretary said that top de- ar, In 1955 the total shi nts a - , = partment officials would go to Ma- mila for a first-hand review of the ‘food supply situation in the Far East. This will be in connection with a Nov. 19-24 conference of U.S. Far Eastern agriculture attaches scheduled for the Philippines capi- ing Backache iepartanen sources expressed the fast relief you need i Eendiecho cad ma (COBCETE that individuals, commer. calar aches and pains that often leas nights and miserable tired-out foctingn, When these discomforts come on with © exertion or stress ont Now! You enn ments in the troubled areas would cing backache. beac tote ech, ed that any such upsurge in world be or irttation. .. << w= Gaydon <. food prices would be only tempor See of User wigs 7 - \catat Sernains cloaed to wate? si : to i Tint Bway medici coe ower Ay “Scere oes Most countries, he added, have : sufficient food stocks to last a’ 6° years. for sise and cave ‘thenap, Gut Fine wdayt least six weeks. REMODEL YOUR Home Interior Regardless of what room in the house you wont re- modeled, we will be glad to-assist you ifr your planning. Remember, cold weather is the ideo! time to remodel the interior of your home! - REC, ROOMS sx BEDROOMS: ont * ATTICS * KITCHENS Free Plans and Estimates cause rest- Clal concerns and possibly govern. ~ you want begin to hoard food in fear of short-' jj a Park Ties Rear of Store While Shopping 31 Sout ee SS Se ee ——— pecial Purchase -( Ladies’ All Wool _Winter Coats _ ALL WOOL Suburban Coats _ ne el eae All famous makes, all wool tweeds, plushes, and novelties. Regular, petite, and half sizes. Values to $59.95 and $49.90 Men’s Famous Name All Wool Tweed. Topcoats All wool zip lined, cheviots, saxonys, and tweeds, Values to $65.00 AG Men’s All Wool 2-Pant Suits Hard finish § > > mee? 5,9 and $57.00 Worsteds Regular $69.50 Ladies’ ALL WOOL Car Coats | Values to $29.95 Men’s etree Regular $19.95 =. All wool heavy flannel, quilted lined. ~~-Designed: for-warmth and style. eee em 3: ‘Ways— | ©3)DAYS 70 DAYS. ©6MONTHS hi the Nov. 6 presidential race but!tional committee chairmanship. ‘and live as she did before. ‘Mature and Michael Wilding. gives) co . , ; : . 2% , ; a ae : ust ; — STi ot spk 3 ae eee seceateane ’ 5 ‘ dns . THE PONTIAC pikes, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1956 4 ‘ < Hal Boyle Saye: Are Beauty Contests Evil’ ? Yes, C Cries Anita wee YORK (—“Beauty con-, She listens to men whe tell her jher the first- real_opportunity_te}movie—fan-magazinesare mad at “We should keep up the stand- tests,” said Anita Ekberg, “are a| they can help her get ahead in unveil her statuesque charm. her because she won't pose for! arg, But some people are tear-' terrible evil. show business. Often those men | She plays a native dancer who|them in her kitchen or while put- ing Gown.” ag | don’t ike them. I never) have no connection with show (becomes the fourth wife of a tribal| ting her hair in curlers. : With ber it’s —thave.** ~~} business at- all. -Fou-know-what-|chief,-“but-I-hate every_minute off BO Not Miss ET tect wit * * @- they really want?” —— it, and then I fall in love with the “That ast what fans want (| Whole best This sounded almost as heretical) «1 , tell me,” I said, ing Chief's oldest son, Victor Mature, | see,” a y want to see whole business. lag if the late J. P. Morgan were yin vane te ray eave to heer her|aid —.”" It’s a Teal life drama. |the stars in glamorous situations—| ted af to denounce gold. After all, Miss /next words better. Miss Ekberg, who thinks a star|on a dance floor or at a bar drink-|The Red Cross was srr Ekberg’s own stepping-stone to * 6 should act like a star, says the ing champagne. congressional charter in 1905. stardom had been the! «They simply want a date with’ : ywinning of a contest to pick a), pretty girl so they can show “Miss Sweden.” their friends what a big shot they) “Yes,” she admitted, “but it are,” said Miss Ekberg. 1 dropped) | was the only one I ever entered, | my hands. and I did so only because MY WALK-ON ROLES mother urged me to. 1 ebready | Anita said even beauty contest ae a tap wandet. ‘winners who land starlet contracts nn What's so evil about beauty con- jar little better oif ALWAY § FIRS] : tests * * AMERICANS FLEE CAIRO — A convoy of cars is pressed into |. a g.” said Miss Ekberg.! “A, starlet gets walk-on parts to : service to evacuate American citizens from Cairo, Egypt, © Alexan- “Many of them are such noM- save the ae the cost oa taste t dria, where they will board U. S. ships. The éfforts of U.S. citizens | sense. They pick a ‘Miss Fender|another extra,” she remarked. | C's yonna e CO to leave the area, in compliance with State Department rt of 1955’ or a ‘Miss Washing Ma-|But she is also expected to help Se were hampered when Egyptian airfields were closed down as a chine of 1956." But what does it entertain distinguished visitors. | ene of the e lareeli invasion. pean? sc ans te ie a besten 6 | restaurant where the giris have | broke a century-old precedent by. Usually they always look for the] te drink with the customers. She | wrong kind of girl in beauty con-' emocia S$ 0 ee ‘retaining Senate and House major- tects ‘They want the—how do a is afraid not to do everything ities. On that basis it says it is it “A t-doo 1 the| the studio asks her to, because Sy ee gir she is afraid of losing that $250 on Future Strategy Iise8 Congressional elections, |" \S¥eet, innocent, nothing-at-all girls.| S“weeu, But wsaally she doce | Aware that it was going to wind WINNER RUINED | | anyway, and then what is left for WASHINGTON @ — The Demo- up in the red after the recent ex-| “This kind of a girl is ruined by| her?” cratic National Committee's 11-| pensive campaign, the Demo- winning a beauty contest. She Miss Ekberg, who is known as) member executive committee has crats have already trimmed their doesn't have the drive, ambition, “the blonde iceberg” and has a been called to meet here Nov. 26-|national headquarters staff from talent or courage to make a Ca- bigger silhouette than Marilyn 27 to decide future plans for the'a campaign peak of 175 employes reer. |Monroe, is a graduate of the star- apleds \to a normal of around 55 to 60. | ._*. ¢ ‘let system herself. One major problem wil] be what) Sam Brightman, publicity direc- ‘‘But her head has been turned. | *_ * ®* to do about erasing an estimated tor for the committee, said in an She is afraid she will drop out of Her seventh and latest film, one-miltion-doliar deficit. Himterview that Paul M. Butler has notice, so she is willing to do any-| | “Zarak,"’ produced for Columbia The party took a terrific licking no intention of resigning the na- thing rather than go back home/Pictures and co-starring Victor OPEN MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 can be worn 4 different ways! CONVERTIBLE COATS 100% Wool Fleece $4 100% Wool Tweeds _™ SPECIAL! Deep textured fleeces, 100°: wool tweeds and shadow plaids. Winter warmed with an alpaca lining that zips out for warmer days. Fur collar detaches for a change of style. Sanitized_ rayon twill and _Milium lined. Sizes 7 to 14. 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Also Noted for a ‘Heart’ at Greek Premier Boasts Exptendive | Brows = By PHYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK (INS)—Of. the vast assortment of hopeful hearts and furrowed brows now gathered in the United Nations Assembly hail, those belonging to a new arrival to America—Prime Minister Con- stantine Karamaniis of Greece. . > * Here is a man young enough (49) and handsome enough to have in- getting out as far as. Hollywood!” Yet Karamaniis’ “heart” for than: ‘bis country’s constantly a ous position in Europe, where breath of communism blows fers is of such enormity that he has not taken a vacation trom wert in-20-years—————— And his brows, a distinguished and well-groomed version of John L. Lewis’ premeed foliage, are never still. - * * A weaker man might pound his fist on a table for emphasis, or raise his voice or poke out his chin, but the ardent Premier of Greece need only gaze at you TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: JUNIOR tess oseeeee= Cas EDITORS FAMOUS BOOK FRIENDS — 4 Hans Brinker As a child, Mary Mapes Dodge was interested in a book her father the age of 28, he has kept round- up a the-c lock office hours, now works from 7 a.m. till midnight as Prime} center red npr called the ' had children of her own she told ‘Rise of the Dutch Republic.” When she grew them a story of Holland around a little Dutch boy named Hans Brinker Floods had left the Brinker family poor. and Hans’ father was sick Hans and his sister got their only pleasure from skating on home-made skates Hans whittled out of wood. Through the generosity of Hans, his father had an operation and recovered, and the family fortunes were) win plead the case tor he people \forthrightly from ‘under the ful- | ihe said resignedly. * * | enough . HUMAN BETTERMENT ljowed myself to enjoy life. j busy.” | (Corroborating Karamantis’ self- ‘he had been hailed in advance not some \brow and you believe his isincerity, GREAT IMPORTANCE He was doing so now, as he said: “The present General ‘Assembly is} very greatly interested in events of ithe Middle East;. and because of the international tension this par- ticular Assembly hag.a great im- portance, I thought that is why I should come here now and person- ally lead our delegation.” * + This interview took place shortly after his arrival in New York, and only as the “white hope” of his a able, youth-| — self-made, fast-risipg politician. he eae an ttinect Sek coe > passioned anti-Communist. The admiring personal phrases were shrugged off easily by Kar- amaalis, “You do what you have to do ini. life, when you form a philosophy that you car’#talk yourself out of,”’ * “When I was young and growing up om a farm fin Macedonia) | thought: What should a man do in order to justify his presence in life? Making money is not enough Having a beautiful: wife is not members, only 17 seats went to recent events in Eastern Europe the Communist Party — so I.cer-|and the Middle East can have in- tainly discard the possibility that'creased the strength of commu- . njam-in-Greece- It-anything, those} events will reduce that strength.” ES ing opulent eyebrow to opti- prediction, Prime Minister Karamanlis is a reassuring visitor indeed. Dusts usually are the most con- venient forms of insecticides for use in the home garden. + Winifred Cullis, 81, Dies IN @® — Prof. Winifred Cullis, scientist, educator and pi- oneer British feminist, died last night. She was 81. Miss Cullis was the first woman professor of physiology ‘in Britain | and the first woman examiner of} ‘candidates for medical degrees. Color Harmonies Book Sherwin-Williams Co. 71 W. Hares FE 42571) a. ‘AlaHT caaws 10 LIMIT QUANTITIES! ‘Bring your black a : hite and color film te Cunningham for big, better Jum- be Prints. ‘The fullest justification for liv-| ing is working for the betterment! of people. Since I decided that--”’ he laughed shortly—"I never al-| People who decide they came to earth to! work, who make work their per- sonal philosophy,.are kept very! | . . ° estimate, members of the Greek} Consulate here said that the faith; af the people in his ability stems| from the fact that since he became: a representative to Parliament at| Minister “He is a railroad steam | engine,” summed up one fan, “in a country where there are not} many.” Before the U.N., Karamaniis . + of Cyprus,‘ for them the | Here is Hans in his patched old Gothes and wooden) suites, Skatifig’ right of wtf determination,” and} on a canal. cardboard, Cut along the heavy « Color the picture with » uur crayons and paste it willine. Fold Hans forward « dotted line at the bottom of his left skate and fold the background up at the dotted line so he wil! stand Put a thread through his hands at the indicated holes and pull him along a flat a e. (Junior E-dit in care of this newspaper and you Higgins; AP Newsfeatures.) Temerrow: Jim Hawkins ——— ors $10 award goes to Lee Ann Jo who submitted this idea first. Perhaps you have an idea le so send it T ins, Lawton Okla may win the award: Vic Moore —- ee { “In the present chamber of 300) down on will assure these whe are con- | wm the cereed that communism will not spread in Greece as a result of the current crises. “The percentage of Communists | n Greece.” he assured us. ‘‘is unimportant and certainly) dors not exceed 10 to 11 per cent of our px — * * @ WORSTEDS ~ © GABARDINES © SHARKSKINS @ VALUES to $50 a7” VALUES TO $65— DELUXE _ QUALITY CONN’S - “BOYS. MEN’S CLOTHING Easy Payment Plan—Open an Account- Today MEN’S NEW FALL STYLES QUITS ‘)Q°° SUITS ... . 539.9 MEN’S FALL NEWEST HEATH ERTON ES TOPCOATS © Water-Repelient @ Many Colors -@ Imported Wools © Wrinkle-Resistant 5 Men’‘s Dress Pant Specials $7,96 Gabardine Panis. .Now °4.99 *9.96 Sharkskia Pant Pants. 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His drivers must park blocks away. and the produce must be hefted out by porters, at extra cost. Meanwhile his own men, paid at union rates, sit idly by. Because of confusion and con- gestion it often takes four or five hours to lead. Every effort to move Washington Market to cheaper land on direct railroad lines, accessible to river traffic and trucks, has run into strong opposition. Real estate in- terests who get sky-high rents for firetrap buildings and some unions, have dug in to retain the present) site in all its ineffictency. | . * confined to any one section of thé -{eountry. San Francisco's wholesale of the worst. It was streets where trucks were Quincy Market nearby, opened for business in 1826; are just as dirty, antiquated and wasteful as those in New York and San Fran- cisco, | Like most other metropolitan cen- 'ters Boston distributes produce to/ dollars burgh and Detroit similar condi- tions are running ‘up retail prices. Smaller cities are no. better. Here and there, however, action is being taken to end this hidden cost. * ¢ 6 For years, many of Philadel- “ phia’s merchants have been agitat- ing to abolish the old Dock Street Market, some of whose buildings date back to the time of William for a modern food-distributing cen- ter four miles from the center of town. It is estimated that the new market center will save Philadel- : od ed Produce Marts Boost Nation's Food Bil ‘phia's citizens nearly four million a@ year, that produce gets to the table as fresh as when it left the farm. And at a lower cost.” } \Gen: Alfred°M. Gruenther, --|to 2505000 “US: servicemen’ in this: |headquarters, Gen. Gruenther Commences Stay in Europe FRANKFURT, Germany ®. — the Atlantic alliance’s supreme com- mander in Europe, bade farewell NATO must be maintained “re- gardless of the strains that come up from time to time.” _ #*#° * «© “We must keep it working,” he said, because its “No. 1 mission His remark about strains on NATO was an evident reference) over Middle East policy. Gruenther returns ‘to the United] States next week after 3% years ag boss of SHAPE, the - NATO \Force and Navy contingents took part in his final review here. * * & dent Eisenhower wag read. “To me personally,” the mes- these exacting responsibili -were-in-..your--hands,"" The Kurile Islands, between Alaska and Siberia, get their name because “kurile’ is the Russian word for smoking. There are ac- tive volcanoes on the islands. 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CES be during the year, have been award- ed American Society of Agronomy pital said Summerfield will con- tinue to be fed through a tube in-' 'serted in his lower throat so that keep! best. Wipe off soiled spots|der in the shooting of a bar | \food will not pass over the opera-| with'a damp cloth, but do not wash|owner’s wife who he thought was ‘tion x | Operated on Monday for the re-| moval of a small sac which formed | film: known as the “bloom,” which|by recorder’s Judge Joseph A. in the seals the pores and helps keep|Gillis. The shooting June 18 took out bacteria and odors. 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Now it is in second place, King Solomon built the first temple in Jerusalem in the year e- Thanksgi ving E-IN c that the union trustees, pre | listed in the UAW constitution, are Nearly all the diplomatic changes have been planned for a time, especially those involv- the Western European posts. also come at a time top State Department offi- won 9 be dissatiohed with| - . pontine Prews Puete|Lik@ Father—Like Son TOP THREE SPEAKERS — Pontiac's representative in the merce contest which attracted 100 students from Pontiac High. CADILLAC w—Sgt. Lewis Cook, state ‘Voice of Democracy” contest will be Calvin Mortensen Receiving second and third prizes respectively in the contest were (46, who heads the Cadillac State (second from left), 17, of 69 W. Colgate Ave. Calvin, a senior at Dolores Gillespie, 17, of 78 Elizabeth St., and Arthur Hussey, 17, | Police Post, marked 25 years of Pontiac High School, received a certificate from Howard C. of 25 W. Rutgers Ave. Some 60 persons attended the award pro- {service Wednesday knowing that ‘towards Fe aaes et a WEW SUIT or COAT priced at $9.50 and up BIG DISCOUNTS |) ON EASY CREDIT Serving America’s Families For Over $0 Yeors i tts 2795 ee 7 Qe fH Ete Bh ye a i heen particularly upset that Am-| Weedon (left), chairman of the Pontiac Junior Chamber of Com- —_gram last night at Scrib's Restaurant, 130 8. Telegraph Rd. — P~ on to _ bassadors Winthrop Aldrich in —— _ there a Cook on London and Douglas Dillon in a ; force. ping aay Sty rae Paris were unable to break appealec the case to the Ingham) i i saoy Lembyecn) San) core obecsars : P E 7 "J L E s ba hoor wnt regarded as «de FLQME Is Brewing. |iey eeu crue cneatiesd Choking Brings Degth te ee aie te SE 4 - a a < < _— y= — = ips fight to supply’ to Retarded Youth Ypsilanti, where the body was! rs " ality Clothe Easy Crec 4 British mch foreign o seas gas steel company, ca ; . *rasy a in the week before the invasion of in Gas Companies Circuit Judge Marvin J. Salmon, William Wheeler, 25, a mentally|sent for service and burial last : Egypt. 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It's the American whiskey of good * taste that's always sel. etna Great on- ‘A aa 2 : 4 se ¥ Lt. - gs ea daring ruler willing to take Jor THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 a alld who directs the des-|reflects vies and defense of Eaypt is firat| his determination to build and foremost a soldier, He looks like one, oe one, and he thinks like ore Gamal Abdel aa military reputation and might is clearly at stake. The 38-year-old dictator of 23 mil. lion Egyptians has the experience of battle behind him and the scars. to prove it. Since the Sirt-al the yor Neer has stepped into the world spotlight a tong gamble. His -swift--seizure—-of—the Suez a Canal bears this out, ~ The dramatic cotton-for-weapons swap with Coechosl Czechoslovakia also il- Pakistan Plans’ Irrigation | KARACHI — Pakistan plans to. GAMAL ABD ASSER have an irrigation piant within = x the Israelis in 1948, mainly due to Farouk’s corrupt regime. |Was wounded several times. At one, for a month’s recovery, but sev-| turn to the front. pa pulled off the revolution which | ‘put King Farouk out of power and jman. ; | This rebellion,. engineered by 1a bloody nose. | Although he developed at ‘tionary firebrand, Nasser managed ito get into a military academy jand become a career officer. Teday he still lives like an offi- DAVID BEN-GURION two years, including some of the. largest pumps in the world, for the irrigation of the Ganges. ‘Their Trademark, Courage jcer in a simple, five-room house Fe his wife and five children. Kobadak region of East Pakistan. ipoint he was taken to the hospital |tellectual leader aio eral days later he escaped to re- him \calling After the hostilities, he organized Personality, abilities and ambitions a small legion of army officers 2"¢ Well-known and understdod. stration and wound up, in jail with vnich is Egypt s Na asser: Daring Ruler Willing to Gamble . Israel’s. Ben-Gurion: No Man of Mystery to World -tac-|ap a strong military force in, humiliating defeat the Egyptian crisis there can be found at least ities. More than that, however, it) Egypt, according-to-observers, . -armales-suffered at the hands of jane a fully - understood. point of nence. It is 70-year-old David Ben Gu- During the Palestine war Nasser, rion, Israel's Prime —— nee His moody brown eyes, set deep beneath heavy dark eyebrows, re- : veal the fearless, tireless dedication ject up General Naguib as front of his life to the cause of Zionism ‘and the future of his beloved Is- easer, was nothing new for him. jraat. e 28 e “boy: Nasser—jumped-into-a-demon-y- tace~ ato ys Sao past framed by a kinky thatch of snow-white hair, gives him a embarrassed by a necktie. an kind of Churchillian look—a conj- learly age into a first class revolu- parison which irritates’ him, He ts frequently likened to Charchill, but has never both- | ered to explain why he does not | like it. | visiting hospitals where the wound- skirmishes were cared for. He has spent long hours with — iw a * « «@ Several months ago he vividly denianatvehed tate Mie erect ack jand keen interest in military af- fairs by. attempting to make a drop with a group of paratroopers. | His military advisers had a tough | time trying to talk him out of it. els about his tiny country in a’ Piper Cub. He springs in and out| of B with the ogitity of 2 man leas) than half his age. : In his personal life and ae [Ben-Gurion te-eimest-frugal:- His; icheap, wrinkled shirts are seldom ' He never drinks and only cats | plain food; His home is a sim- | ple, smal{ structure, furnished with only the bare necessities. His manner—abrupt, curt and al- ways to the point—matches his un- | Ben-Gurion’s ferocious energy, 2dorned way of life. Also in military tradition he rises however, is the antithesis of the Ben-Gurion was born in Poland, at 6:30 and generally puts in an 18-.relaxed, ponderous Churchi]] man- spent much of his early life in hour day. 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Brick Homes Popular WASHINGTON — About 38 per) WASHINGTON — (NEA) — The, aviation progress is a houses, ' toll in human flesh and blood that! L ,erans of hot wars who came back |home as heroes. Take Maj. Rich- ard Bong, the country’s greatest. Case-Films—Bulbs Free Travel Case a rise of 14 per Cent over last can't be redeemed tn dollars andj World War {1 air ace who ac-| ieee gs oay tye joa and often goes forgotten. counted for 40 Japanese planes. | 70 per cent of the nation’s brick it's paid by men like 32-year-| Ironically, Bong b j 95 production ts going into the hous- old Capt, Milburn Apt, who met) y.ci"te ee US for “sale” doty | ing market. ‘death last September in the cost- mmr Gis aleselal Ghe ear alan | aay ly crash of the Bell X-2 rocket, oot to tok his valuable. battle Educators have ruled that night school classes in women's hair- dressing in an Auckland, New Zealand, suburban school must cease. This is to halt home com- petition with professional beauty salons. plane at Edwards Air Force Base in CaHforgia. Apt was a test pilot — a mem- ber of an elite fraternity of men whose ‘trademark is courage and who ‘have died attempting to thurdle the barriers of sound and survival, men who sometimes call themselves the “cautious daredevils | experience. It was in that capacity that he was flying one of the early jet fighters, the Shooting Star P-80, on Aug. 6, 1945. Coming over the airfield at Burbank, Calif., on a ‘test run Bong’s plane wohbied, veered off and crashed half a mile away. He never had a chance. é . . * Built-in Close-Up and Filter Outstanding Buy—35mm Reflex EXAKTA'S EXA Brand New — Latest Model Known There's no known tally of all the x-.2 in which Capt. Apt to Re the test pilots who ea lost took his first and last flight had F2.9 Pre-Set Lens = their lives, but from the files of ..tablished a new record of 1,900 In le Acid: Tihe Pentagon. Wert Mirerate come ss or hoa a UT __Interchangeable_ ; _ panies and from the ‘memories of fi (S their friends, you can pick a few ani! C7 | They speak cen - a he omy nom | Nearly to a man they are vet ees Diamond Special re DIAMOND LD 14k MaY BF PURCHASED SEPARATELY $31 styled 14K gold mountings thot aucune he saga EASY-TO-BUY CREDIT TERMS Pay Only $1 Weekly JEWELRY CO 25 North Saginaw St. The man who made that worid speed record is Cal. Frank Ever- a close friend of Apt whom he described as “one of the best pilots in the fighter group” at Edwards AFB Everest was assigned to test the X-2 as a replacement for ‘Skip’ Zeigler, a civilian pilot for the } Bell Aircraft Corp.. who on May: r-23.— 1953, ‘went dewn with the first X-2. | “Skip was all we had as a test pilot,” says a Bell spokesman “When we lost him, Col. Everest. had to come into-the picture.” | | Zeigier and Frank Wolko, 33 a flight engineer, died when the | . experimental research . plane | was blown away from its moth. _ er B-3@ by an explosion over Lake Ontario. Other civilian test pilots besides Zeigler have been victims of air accidents. “We've had our share of loss- est shoot down a Japanese plane at | Pearl Harbor. On Oct. 13, 1954. he died of injuries after attempt- hing to parachute from a jet air- craft that exploded. Welsh, 3 at Then there was Stanley A Beltz who crashed a year ago August on the desert near Lan- ‘easter, Calif., He used to insist | that test pilots are the “most cau- tious daredevils” in the world Considered a perfectionist, the end came for Beltz when he was | testing a Lockheed F-34B modi- fied with the nose of an im- | portant missile design of an- | other company. , BPC. CHROME SPECIAL! 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THIRTY-FOUR | ne ec “rnp powrrac praiss, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15; 1956 : | - British Force | (Court Refuses Bid Chicago Man es os Official Hare initialed “0,-D.” to Dismiss Jurors | : pea From Page One) F ound | In U.P. \Troops on Hand p roposes Fund en Pees eee Alleged. Murder Victim at Camp Kilmer | Uninsured Motorists to Taylor. “Whether” the- tests-wit-be-ad-} “Missing” -Since~ Dec. -7:to Aid Refugees + Contribute $30.to State __ mitted as evidence is up to Tay. Missing Since oe = Y to Aid Retu Se a A ident Plan lor and defense attorney Milton | Positively Identified CAMP KILMER, NJ. This) “°* : sprawling Army installation, 5 LANSING W — ae officials R. Henry, whe Taylor said re- quested them. -| IRON MOUNTAIN (®—The skele-| = jsagieg aren te Dw ‘started drafting legislation today for a state-supported accident fund Circuit Judge George B. Hart-|ton of a suspected murder victim, | é rick must rule on the motion if found last Monday in a spruce during World War II, is coming) the attorneys agree to enter the} \thicket, was identified today as|to life again to receive 5,000 =i reimburse the victims of unin- results. ‘that of Odess Demopoulous, 31, a (garian refugees from Soviet ter- sured drivers. = The husband, William, 29, did Chicago grocery store operator. tary of State James M not .ask for a lie test, Taylor) A newspaperman in this Upper} : sar at re eet Pa coment cle Ch) The Sg a eray (A's cn aS t with in- jat @ sel Se Soak yererniae (Chicago ss began restoring heating and (Commission. He said he would sub , } Y ved: yesterday and in Bay City Wednes- formation . which quickly solve lighting tc-the p's 1,138 bull ‘mit it to Gov. Williams in two or Refuses Help “Citizens a Port Said) _by Consul PORT SAID (INS) — Off Poft Said stands the Italian ship As- eania loaded with medicine, food, clothing and blankets for the des- titute. It is also loaded with a potential explosion between Britain and Italy. The British said they do not —need-or- want the Italian relief ship. but were still considering the situ- - | day, ipart of the m ; ystery surrounding. ‘ ation. | The couple. specifically {s the skeleton found by a hunter aay most of them three weeks. PON ey nn BS An official spokepmae —@n- ‘She with cruelty to rer rom chasing a wounded rabbit. ey — i Ne beet wou ————— _nounced that Bcitish forces were old Sherry Wilkinson, daughter Positive identification was. estab-| White House press secretary ‘the state caused by the seven. or well able to teke care of alf the | military and civilian population ef Port Said and outside help was ‘Mrs...Wyatt by a previous mar- lished this morning by the victim's James C, Hagerty said in Wasili- | - friage, ‘brother, Gust- Demopoulous, and ington there is “a very good set ee oe ss arene. who ” ar Sherry and 9 other children of two brothers-in-law, Andrew Beck- chance” that the first refugees The plan would be patt ah. unwelcome. ; ; : see the family—including three Wil- er and George Costas, all of Chi- wil) arrive at the camp by the end a New York law which takes : Italian Consul General Frances-| CARBINE CAPTURED IN EGYPT — British , _ AP Wirephote| kinsons and six Wyatts — were cago. of next week. eee a 1. It requires uninsured co Vincenti-Mareri, who jal ei trooper works bolt on carbine taken from sur- Suez Canal area. Late model weapon includes | aa to thelr home Ae family had not seen or The Army here said that before ' iotorists to contribute $30 to a Le warking since . week ago mil rendering Egyptian troops at Port Said in the hinged bayonet which folds into stock. | s heard from Demopoulous since: this week is out, the troops OM 1) Vehicle indemnification fund : day to spare the city as much ha : rt: na eel | Two of Sherry's sisters by the jast Dec. 7, when he was driven hand to take care ofthe Hungar- When a motorist is involved in = ae - possible, disagrees, ss first marriage had run away and 1 » Chicago train station by a ian men, women and a an accident with an uninsured dris —— | Hammarskj . f |were held at the Oakland Count umber 600. They will include doc- ag : jold is expected to! than 4,000 crossed i Austri . re e Y sister, He told her he planned a er, he is reimbursed from the state — F x eee iat — sd a return to New York in i or six yesterday ‘beinging ae si Tot Has Foresight |Children’s Home. short trip to Gary, Ind. ‘tors, nurses, mess personnel. =i fund news ritis want his . a - we : | | t ‘ h ize . ative staffs : re = - n j ghip’ Amd Wi ls Mic ahip, Heleaked days. He said that after his Mid-| since the anti-Soviet revolt began | ai BUQUERQUE. N. M. UINS)— Mas DW yet! wae) nospitsien : ee Dickinson County Sheriff Peter derlies and administra wes Tae But, Hare explained, the unin- ; dle East journey, he might go to! Oct. 23 to nearly 30,000. | an operation, and Wyatt, helper at Lt. Gen. Thomas W. Herren, sured driver must then in turn re- Zonte to send it. That was last Hungary “to lay a basis for the One Albuquerque tot wrote to a produce stand, was in Indiana Carlevato said Demopoulous _prob- Army commander, said AT ™Y imburse the state fund or lose his Thursday evening when he had the, lhumanitarian activities on which Budapest radio said approximate- Santa Claus at the North Pole (re- purchasing supplies. ably died shortly after he left Chi- Secretary Wilbur M. Brucker has driver's license. The state also has Italian school classrooms filled’ ly 8,000 of the city’s apartments h h the local : sft in cago since he had carried only , 4 > the General Assembl has passed ceived through the local post of- The children had been left in charged him with the refugees’ the right to impound the uninsured with wounded Egyptians and for- . resolution.” : had been destroyed by gunfire and fice); “1 want a fire truck, athe care of Aaron Wilkinson, 13, $34 on the trip. He had access tO option, processing and welfare driver's car. eigners. . | explosives during the rebellion and j,otor truc k, acar... anda park- oldest of the 12. a $15,000 checking account but no ntil such time as they can be « New York plan does "ot Piper Mi he a = a= Fania erated gt eee aed out ron Parganas ing meter.’ | Testimony at the couple’s pre- aged had — drawn on it since chen over to the ccertoniate nave the al angles of a com - on sulfa ges, le io Caime some ee trial examination before West he disappeare ; . ies."" Ory ’ F : Mas ton and other rudimentary, hospital peer t- ee cow what _169-restaurantsand_bars had_re- = (Bloomfield Township Justice El-| Iron Mountain officers said they oll batch ect ao standby a evar nce loon ‘ supplies. The British said that ™Y Plans = jopened in the capital. Dry Report on Wets |mer C Dieterle indicated Sherry do not think Demopoulous com- ¥. 1... uly 1, 1955, with only a rate rose substantially.” Hare = some items were unavailable and, But the generat strike continued, had been tied to her bed in an up- mitted suicide although his broth- ae tt : t = tch over its a Fi : . = _ the rest could bc purchased locally.) 10, 000 H ‘apparently unabated. Theon}y. DETROIT (INS) — Howard R. ‘tales voted: (ats Germann Lager ip is tol was 152 acre, orce to watch over rhe New York’ plan would Guat eg By the time Maréri cara = | in ungary | stores open were selling food W ae peeexien ot aa Sherry's right hand was severely|found in a glove near the body. > ° Tantee protection to Victims of un~ hospitals in the city had mostly. Copter Suded hey a burned, allegedly when Mrs. Wyatt! They said he was-shot through m.sta:...y_ insured drivers and be especially 4 been out of everything toctadiog ‘March i in Protest Even Budapest radio admitted ll segit le aed ue 5S ry Hnancia’ held it over a gas burner. Doctors the head from left to right at an Rudolph Halley Critical valuable in hit-run cases, he said. a bandages. Drug stores had been | ee re Yh re do ed have said she may regain use of angle that would have been diffi- : . looted and Were shuttered tight. turned to their jobs in the prov-.’ ... Americans have downed an hand._untreated for two cult if not impossible for a right-| NEW YORK ‘®—Rudolph Halley linces now were quitting again at additional 1,011,968 ,000 ae month after two years of surgi- handed person. ‘counsel to the Kefauver Senate Answer Ike’ s Appeal The Italians organized door-| Continued From Page One) |word of deportation of rebels to ‘shots’ so far this year.” ‘Crime Committee five years ago, knocking tea: o “beg” foreign- no deali with the K cal treatments. z ers Ep yaa med: gime. alings with Kadar Te Russia. TO | Sherry also was suffering burns ape, ae ema remained in critical condition to WASHINGTON (INS)—President Z cine for the hospital that started! * * * | Clutha Development, —subsidi-'on her back and legs; which she | Vince that indicated the body day at-Mt. Sinai Hospital. Halley, Eisenhower's appeal for homes and with 60 beds and increased to 70.| Former Communist Party First U.S, Company Makes jary of Placer Development, will told police wefé also inflicted by sag bee a a ander (he 43, entered the hospital four weeks jobs for Hungarian refugees who Mareri was shocked, too, by the Secretary Enroe Geroe and former Pp y | Prospect in the area around ‘Gold|her mother, She was hospitalized thick, oon aaecee bean ago suffering acute pancreatitis, an escaped from Soviet terror has al- implied British claim that every-|Premier Andras Hegedues headed Tires in Philippines [Ridge in the British Solomon Is- for three weeks for treatment of “~ ‘hanging spruce inflammation of a gland in the ab- ready brought answers from nearly body is getting enough to eat at,the long list of those purged by lands, Noumea learns the burns and malnutrition: The victim's wallet _and other domen | behind the stomach. a thousand Americans. ee Port Said. ithe new regime. Budapest radio MANILA — An American-owned : == aera ee a His Consulate has been handing said they had been barred “‘for- tire-and-rubber company’s factory out 3,000 rations daily for four ever’ from any public and party in the Philippines has begun to days.-The rations, he said, -are activity and advised to resuMC manufacture a complete line of going not only to Italians but also’ their former jobs in private life. iain, and tubes. recapping mate- =e Bertone eet-eree 1O--SORRO-CF AIMS” MOREE MEN Fon tile ood wubber she rench and British. | kadar claimed he had reached ,@0d heels. When in full cpematlee lan agreement with Soviet military the plant is expected to supply 50 * jauthorities in Hungary that “no t 60 per cent of the Philippines’ Pontiac Balloons, lone may be deported.” and de- tire-product requirements. Gilt Certificates jclared the government would “‘hold — — |no one responsible for participat- Rob Great-Grandmom We Sell What We Advertise Lo W jing in the uprising of the past . ; Travel AG WAY three weeks.” | NEW YORK «A. Tovearold fl ng switching no gimmicks! Just honest-to-goodness values! Our business great - grandmother was knocked ake Two of the thousands of balloon. | This contradicted a Budapest &'°" © Sra saber and hes continued to expand over the years because we have adhered to the policy pa y borne gift certificates released at| radio broadcast yesterday which “O*%" On @ Bronx street 3 WAYS TO BUY: — last Saturday's ‘‘Pontiac Salutes. admitted the Soviet army is de. TDbed last night by a boy and of honest values ‘and honest odvertising. 1—Cash. 2—Layaway. 3—No money down, as low as $1.25 west OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS et eee ea eee eed pea eA Bw 8 Industry’’ parade have been dis-| porting Hungarians to the East is Te eee a me aide covered a long ways from home—| Im sealed raliway cars in a des- otf we ve ales - = t - ” $50. one 300 miles away. | perate effort to stamp out revo- wt a ta ne conarnns . Floyd P. Miles, owner of Chris-| lutionary elements. | — tian Literature Sales, 39 Oakland | The radio told of the deporta- ‘Township to Vanish j Ave. said yesterday he has been ‘tions in explaining why the general | asked to redeem a $1 certificate strike had not ended. ANN ARBOR tINSi—East Ann by a Bridgeport. W. Va., man,| Kadar declared in today’s state- Arbor will disappear next Tues- who found balloon and certificate | ment only persons arrested dur- day. 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ANN ARBOR @—The 10th ‘an-|of the conference will be role DETROIT #® — William Clay Up Fairbaiks ‘way, t without arti- utters oe der Ete oe SOND" anet otto mae hap Sie hv Oa te Mrs. Francis tion will be held at the University Ford brother executives in thelties of 65,000 horsepower have been lengthened by the phenomenon : nis sister. were the| A “bull” im the Wall Street of Michigan Tuesday and Wednes- Ford Motor Co., underwent an/installed in the Grand Coulee dam|the “midnight sun.” A golfer can “From 11 to 21 per cent of a : : ; -stock | day ~-with ~about—200--presidents,|- _About_70._per_cent—of-the-_body! emergeney—. operation - ~yesterdayjin -Washington-for~ the ~ purpose bg oe -fast-18- holes at night tees “a potato is starch. — ill rise.|deans and faculty members from! weight is water. for removal of his appendix, He!pumping for irrigation projects. |get a certificate to show when whi osc Starting Tomorrow... It’s SUIT Week and We'll Pack ‘Em In Again With These Terrific Bargains in Our 61st Sid Barnett It’s Been the Biggest Sale in Our History! MORE OF OUR FINE All Wool, Hard Finish, Long Wearing — ‘REGULAR $50 VALUES You've never seen such values! If $20 means anything to $ you be sure to see these suits! They —~are—allt-—-wool,—-hard finish, yeor - round weights that hold the crease like a knife. We repeat — you’ ve never seen a better value. Get Here’ s the Values That Are the Talk of the Town! MORE of OURFINERSUITS Hard Finish All Wool Sharkskins ALL WITH 2 TROUSERS REGULAR $65-875 VALUES —2 GREAT GROUPS Give ‘Him’ a New SUIT or COAT for Christmas! Saas If He Has Bought His Clothes Here During the Past 5 Years We Have His Measurements! or His Sult Coat or Odd Pants . Well Roow the Size! Buy It Now— Charge It! Pay Next Year! It’s values like these that make ; ; yO _ Barnett’s “THE CLOTHING VALUE Buy Now! You Don’t Need Cash! KINGS OF PONTIAC.” You'll never forgive yourself if you miss out on jiust say CHARGE IT? | these buys. You just can’t afford to Poss ‘em upt N. SAGINAW ST: RIGHT NEXT TO SEARS ———_ a Compare! Shop Here First! Here's the Greatest Coat Value We've Ever Sold! They're Terrific! All Wool Imported Tweed §Topcoatsi Topcoats WELL WORTH $50! - fm SHOULD SELL FOR $55! ANNIVERSARY PRICE . ‘SEE HOW YOU SAVE! | See. How You Save! ALL WOOL TWEED AND FLANNEL SUITS REGULAR $50 AND $55 ——A TERRIFIC VALUE AT , Talk About Values! LOOK! Re eee ALL WOOL TWEED Tremendoys Are the Savings! —= Regular $35 and $40 ALL WOOL TWEED SPORT $16.50 JAC KETS creas be, Se COATS ' 2 GREAT GROUPS $20. Quilted Lined $ 87 surcoats LO"? “a9”: $25 Warm Quilted $3.95 Sanforized Lined All Wool $22.50 Quelity Flannel |. °!! $4 995 SUBURBAN hy 4 Supple Suede Shirts sizes Look! Luxurious All Wool bssciod Tweed LEATHER § 87 JACKETS 1 6 Men's All Wool $35 Imported Tweed | Coat Pan $ 95 SUBURBAN $28°7 Sweaters COATS et es Many With All Wool Zip Linings _ $32.50 Wool Melton =. a AN the we recect! Beautiful all = Tweed ie hid at a shoei that defies all Sethu : TOGGLE” gay gear Flannel ox QS osha as area Soy sty ae COATS "dQ pSlacks $22.50 Quilted BM $10 All Woot . | Regular $29.50 ~—_ 7, Popular 2 | “Private Eye” 87 care GB Seras "8" Ss 19" _ Let Nothing Keep. You Away from This Celebration! But. Hurry! mnday. nites. "iL 9! —< _ HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1956 0 TOW '\ Pontiac’s Finest Mkt. LOADED WITH . Extra Special SAVINGS! oka @ FOOD TOWN trees THANKSGIVING at ue cain CLOSED ee ee FP THanxseivina e — : DAY 18 ibs. We Have a COMPLETE SELECTION of HOLIDAY POULTRY P All Sizes of HEN TURKEYS, CAPONS, DUCKS, GEESE and ROASTING CHICKENS _» SEABROOK FARMS: FROZEN PEAS Dole Crushed PINEAPPLE 20° TERRIFIC VALUE! Holiday Special! MAXWELL HOUSE COF 1-lb. Vacuum Can 10-oz. PACKAGE Portion Farm Fresh CARGE EGGS _ 1200 BALDWIN AVE. Hygrade Honey Brand ) 3 Rolls 8 i _| Hours: Weekdays & Sua. 9-9 — Fri. 9-10 iim Mario's hg ae. CHERRIES... Stulted re ue Brach Holiday | i ae Chocolates... r= 000 FANCY SWEET PICKLES = 4 Fe a * + at Columbia Ave. ~ * = = € = + tie WHOLE DILL STICKS 16-08. ee SWEET WAVES or = ve. ANTS... ex I9or. 3 eas Colored : Pkg. ef. Rte , . % } ; i sxerrstenr | 28 | = THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1956 | 3 Me at 4 ae + Be 'Hep’ When You Buy REMARKABLE! . apaciiee ft Your Thanksgiving Bird 2 : 3 as ee | JANET ODELL meat in one under that weight. | i t : s --ardovit-yourselfer- confessed. = ma “pe a Se | It you like to_have a large bird. “Though ‘all thumbs’ at repairing, |Thanksgiving bird this week, ee “SERVING ALL ‘DAY %, 2 Fried FRIDAY & SATURDAY. | Spring Chicken Ble AT pound, jurkey and oe |_or Swiss Steak Bakery Department CHERRY PIES ... FRUIT COFFEE CAKES ... ec. Just Arrived! Fresh stock of diced fruit, glazed wohrehad pineopple, . citron, orange and lemon pee _ —— bleached raisins, seedless Try It raisins and nuts for your ° roe Holiday Fruit Cakes « . . < Bring the Family! HOMADE FOOD SHOP I'ma whiz at preparing __, are there more veg Chase & Sanborn. It beats all the rest!” you nterested in doing the same thing. | small turkey, one under 12 pounds,|Then you can each take half al fi z ih 2 3 ; : e rae iE pan Regeln contending * | a good buy. Just be sure to follow — on the peckage ex: | || actly. Do not thaw this kind of "| turkey at all before roasting. — Allow plenty of time for thaw- f i f t 2 lly! if i [ei rH it i f ; z ft 3 HEL a Few growers wait until the week| There is an ample supply of all, j-|kinds of poultry in the markets pated to begin killing their birds.|this year. Prices are reasonable, You are getting better poultry|in fact lower than they were were a ‘You try new Instant Chase & Sanborn... «ss You'll cco why coffee lovers everywhere malie the Full-Bodied Instant their First choice for flavor. Over ‘|packaged in a sanitary plant, in-|your purse and your taste. spected by a health officer and Roasting chickens: which come kept in sub-zero temperatures un-|Under any number of brand names other leading instante! Even over ground coffees! til_you buy ft. [noe sey soe bane Sates, f. 144-146 N. SAGINAW STREET a | Look for the small blue circle |i duck or goose. 2 -._GHASE & SANBORN The Full-Bodied INSTANT _PRE- THANKSGIVING . FOOD SALE! BUY NOW FOR BETTER SELECTION Dog Meal Modernized— New easy-to-fix Miller’s eet "rouse ton BOLOGHA <%= 2Q° mm ry ation TU RKEYS © Cheddar Cheese.. Ay Sausape....... 9 19° ae : . * : 5 é fg 4) t d just measure and mix vO A eae ; 1 Armesr's Columbie Sliced 2°69 wo? £a8y to fix =| or _ Se, ee 7 , .* ; BACON ee Gaors.. 69") Velvet Brand Bread? 17°|ICE oa. 69: Sweet Pickles... ° 39° CREAM & & [CRANBERRY SAUCE ..... 2°" 29° - Sweet Cider, Jug Free... . Gal. 59c Hormel Whole e Fresh Southern Yoms.. . 3 Lbs. 29¢ b. Michigan Potatoes.... .. 10 Lbs. 29¢ } mo e Saree Oates ve eeee. 3 Lbs. 10¢ .. . ge or Hy A MS [Frosh Squesh = uw 3 Young, Tender, Quality Beef — Round Steak I Sirloin Steak 4 ‘| Boneless Rolled ) Puy tt § Rump Roast Fresh Beef | HAMBURGER 4a ns. 89S whiter. ae brighter.. ” .sanitary, too! Lean Beef Kingnut Lorn LINENS look jooelier when they’re. , Se de Iaundered with Clorox. And Clorox-cleanliness sa ennnn | : goes beyond visibl¢cleanliness.. -it safeguards : ; we. ‘health! For Clopix not only bleaches, bright- a ens, removes étains and odors.. .it disinfects. q And ¢ is 20 gentle you can use it every ; pt oe | time on your finest cottons and linens, white Tov kh ue pes Ge 1 ) pean oh white nylon, rayon, Saeemareate 4 ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 i to or eee ___ THIRTY-NINE - Continuing the GRAND OPENING of NEW Pp we Conrad Hiteee Pe: ning’ entertain. FREE-Chicago Weekend for 2-PLUS 13 Other Wonderful Free Prizes — Register Here or at Any Westown Store The Very Best! 18 to 20-Ib. Average! OVEN READY 12-14 Ib. Avg. Extre Tender, * U.S. Gov't, Graded We Also Have a Complete L Line of CAPONS - DUCKS - CHICKENS | _Buyor Order Your Holiday Poultry NOW! Buy for use now or for your freezer or order ay for later delivery. Make sure and have yours reserved. Bi: KINGNUT READY-TO-EAT , Mi ——-Yellow—In Ya Lb. Prints HY GRADE {OLEO|HAM 5 Lbs. | 47 Whole Hams 12-16 Ib. Average Fi . 4 ‘j « h 4 b 4 a — KINGNUT ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING a 4, Seem tt GRAPES.........15s Da SHORT RIBS.. 19: sam = ORANGES = 29' 3 = 69 PORK CHOPS 39: § tae. ——— piealire Grand STEAK59: | QQ ‘== APPLES..4~ 29° —— ie ‘GacoW.....49,} “we 3 CUCUMBERS 2° 15'}| »~= TU | - CUBE STEAK 89% |FREE- tar of Jelly | STEAKS RQ) || | PUMPKIN: | Hor bogs 3 is “8 ula acetal memebers. | RIB ROAST...59: § == POT ROAST... 30% 3 . Large 2% Can have on hand. least, most families will reserve When it is time to choose a tur- To reseal the jars airtight each their preferences of turkey, ham, the size to buy is often a ; .. r * THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 | oO and tn mast markets, represents t fstmeene, pouty immiog - —sFlayor-Rich Extender |2_ tablespoons shortening. Add 1 How to Soften Yeast the best value. . These 3 : can (1% cups) beef gravy and %). Store Those Spices You ‘Il - Want. to Purchase® i fy yao nef Ss = te Moke Steak Siren’: (Sp) chace” e* Seca foink htaitee good quality y have | 1 teaspoon softened in warm (110 to 115 de. - : in Baby Food Jars Holiday Foods This Week fia properly), and cost less 8 os died spp ait Beet can be served even] Cover and simmer about 1 hour ) water. Use dry yeast ‘ pa per ounce than the large size, Combine ges a to unexpected guests by the u-ior until'steak is tender, Just be-/f Gas. on the before Baby food jars are excellent for eggs. Always select eggs from re-jmelted butter. Add enough milk dicious use of flavorful “extend-|tore serving, stir’ in 4 cup sliced anes oom, storing spices which gradually be- 708 Thoughts ae turing inthe db per pound than small ones. lfigerated cases to moisten the bread crumbs. Addjers.” Cut 1% of éinch) stutted olives. Makes 6 servings.| season that cream sauce § iss come weak and lose flavor when) Traniaetving, If_ refrigerator or, or has enough storage space, the | 2 SEO sine. saygi@iven—and-mix- well. _Brown.in pieces. Sprinkle with % cup flour,| Scalloped potatoes with cheese and) flaked crab meat.with Jamon juice, |. —< -exposed-to air, ltreezer. space is available, the large birds are often the most | Any a ae See with._butter or. margarine, teaspoon _galt-.and a dash of|Harvard beets are filling fare. for. or mae tie 8 aa. icy mame Se When stored in pry-off capped|meat for Thanksgiving ~might: be economical buy. A 2% pound tom 1 Sip lend ‘onton” and stuff turkey. black pepper. Brown the pieces in|brisk brisk weather. tard. aroma, and the glass lets you see. Marketing ‘Information reasted meat, while a 15 pound | :, just how much of each epee you,Agent, Mrs. Josephine Lawyer. At\tarkey yleide about 60 per cent. | B AZLEY’S PRE - -HOLID AY ME AT B ARG AINS! ] key, time the spices are used, set the beef or pork roast, or other meat problem. A half pound to % pound cap on evenly and press down Choice at their favorite grocery of large ready-to-cook turkey gives firmly with the heels of the palms Store. one average size serving. Be sure of both hands. You will be able|) MEAT IN THE MARKET—Dur- to add “seconds'’ for those with to hear a little “click” as the lid ing this year’s Thanksgiving good aneeeee. . slips back into place. xo = lid month, 18 per cent more turkeys) ee ¢@ flipper in your spice cupboard to will be marketed than last Novem- flip the lids quickly and easily ber. About’ 29 per cent more heavy Rigas parang ot ae every time. breed turkeys were. raised this caused pork prices to raise some. jyear. Light breeds total about 18 However, plentiful supplies ‘will Want a really shiny glaze for a per cent of the total turkey Crop. jeep pork one of the best meat hot bread? Then spoon.on the con-/ saree with 26 per cent last -iues when prices are compared fectioners’ sugar frosting usually | ear ( used while the bread is hot. | ——— Large turkeys often cost less smoked cuts are lower now than “ss expected later in the season. A juicy pork reast can stretch | food dollars. Boston butts supply | about 8 servings per pound; loin | roasts yield about 2 servings per pound, If ham is the choice for Thanks-, giving, whole 10 to 14 pound hams: are available for about 50 to 60, cents a pound. Whole hams will, serve about three people = Yes, it's genuine Chop Suey, Chew Mein and other bone fide Oriental dishes . . . when “seasoned” just right with femeus “Oriental Show-You Seuce! Qiperbly blended, _ e by Mother aerate own process : Show-You Seuce beeps thet race, eng exotic flavor tree and fresh until the last drop is used! y Send for FREE Recipe Book! Oriental Show-Yeo ( Co. Colombia City, tnd, pecially on cuts that braise ‘well, 4 in price while fall suppliés large, Storage costs apd losses | will start adding gradual in- | creases to consumefts’ costs un- til the next harvest. Already re- of the | to other red meats. Prices of # LARGE Doz. tare wise choices for the thrifty @. i OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 "BAZLEY’S BETTER TRIM ROUND 5 0: Ss T E A KS ~ SIRLOIN we Swiss | | cone ue 89° [= io De OES as 78 NORTH SAGINAW GRADE A - 3 Lean, Beet SHORT Lb. RIBS EGGS = 49 ] SKINLESS BEEF = DOGS = Tender, , 29 SLICED Lb. LIVER. | BACON TENDER, BEEF THRIFTY VEAL x | BLADE CUT POT RUMP 39: PORK oJn —BAZLEY'S — HEADQUARTERS FOR GOVERNMENT INSPECTED. TURKEYS! ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING POULTRY NOW FOR YOUR BEST SELECTION! 49° BEEF Lb. “ub. 39h _ ROAST. 33%, _ROAST_ CHOPS: 18- 24 Lb. Toms.... 39°| Young Ducklings ...™ 4g°|12 16 Lb. Hens «2. remains about 55 degrees | is, potato storage. Keep po-) tatoes off a damp floor, by placing | them on a wooden riser. | Light supplies of head lettuce -and tomatoes are responsible for a Lb. 39¢ -the. high prices_of th vegetables. Other salad — such u57é OOKING ONIONS... 3 © 13°] cae / ‘celery can trim the salad cole CABBAGE see ctteivs _ /* 5« - fit the pocketbook. s 28-oz, Cen ' e | Page apne ee SER | PORK & BEANS — onty 2 For Al¢ | Siva, bet why aot oe tim fe BULLDOG SARDINES or 72 Fer " 25¢ ‘ | INSTANT POTATOES "2" 21°] ‘LIBBY’S POTTED MEAT _ | and firm. AP Pp LES Mec Spies, jonathans Pk. 719¢ Hickory Smoked SLAB BACON Farmer Peet's Pre-Cooked Smoked 8 | o Soft or shriveled berries and, those with dull appearance most’ likely have passed their prime. Smail dark berries may be sweet- er and keep better than larger bright red om * ¢ _ Team cranberries with atich| gan's plentiful apples or with ‘Florida oranges that are becoming ‘more flavorful and lower in price as the citrus season progresses. EGGS — The medium size egg is now the one in largest supply, "Wee besn preparing these | appetizers for 6 minutes, and look- -theyte teady! HiHo crackers for | company? Wonderful" | | | PS. Hi Hos finer, buttery flavor works wonders with any shack | -of course it does. HiHo loves combany...and company loves Hi Ho! sy ae a So Good! So Pure! WELCH’S GRADE 1 SKINLESS Tall 24 Oz. Bottle - 29° Bottle Morton's Frozen PUMPKIN PIES. = AQ Family Farmer Peet’s Ranch Style BACON 2 Ibs. YY Crosse & Blackwell DEFIANCE DEFIANCE OLEO YELLOW QUARTERS 5 Ibs. 99° GIANT 46 OZ. CAN 99° 4 Cans Downy Flake BOOK WAFFLES {Chili Con Carne HAMILTON GRADE A 7 2 we 29° 2 Piss. x oe $400 0 aeeh whe Prosstets Orvered 1834.e: a. aan! Drops Pig. OO? Chores . eurt 19f Eee 39%| =CALI FORNIA PASCAL 9 . 25: CELERY .. | ct ae 2" 15° RADISH ie 2' for: 15 THE poxtiac PRESS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1s, ee } ee | FORTY.ONE- : q \ @08W. HURON ST. [Tmsancoon) _ OPEN 7 DAYS | NOV. 15 to 4 NOV. 23 9 A. M. ‘til 10 P.M. y 3 SISTERS’ OWN FARM FRESH KILLED Young - Plump - Tender TURKEYS a ¢ a i. i és —_£z" . ‘3 us, @ . 7, 4 . t's. a i} pee Lt Sore Wey : ‘ gd at Pgs Me, . wag NG EE ‘ we, OG 4.5 Wi"? ee eee ee eee = ‘ sce Te eee et 7 BBY TD ee = z i ee oe “a PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY TE IN Fresh Dresse SALAD BOWL | maatagy see SHICKENS «1 JUMBO F RY] NG Pan Ready feeruce WO CHICKENS «. BiscuTS ‘7 39° PIE cRUST..: » 1Q° MINCE meaT = 4Q° PUMPKIN *:: 19° OLives 2“ 25° TOMATO JUICE “: : 20 DEFIANCE Ne. 2% 99° PEACHES.. ‘t= PAPER NAPKINS... Pte- 10 JOLEO = 19: Oranges..." 29° \ Chestnuts rie 25 | icnies . Lb. oe : i. O.-6..0. 0 0.055 : : ’ = ae . : & ~ J : | = 4 me = : Fedéral Grade ‘A EGGS = 5 Federal Grade A EGGS. “poz.” 39 UL S. NO. 1 MICHIGAN — a aecceut 5° porrins 2* 15 FROZEN FOODS PEAS =" 15° | soiise 1 THANK YOU! pee Baldwin Rubber Local 125 for the wonderful order you gove us consist- ing of 563 turkeys'end 325 hams. = aa We ore proud fo have received this the consecutive yeer, ! end we always will fulfill it with the Et finest quality and the utmost of care. . | ) gf Thankyou; endwe: wish euch ‘end’ | Sgt es grery ane wt yeaa athe: joyous" FORTY-TW< vO THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 re a _ AIL PARTIES AGREE.. Nate seteen thle over opeghetti, with grated Parmesan TREESWEET IS THE oe FRESHEST-TASTING ee ail % ij : } Z ‘ al | ‘ | ORANGE JUICE IN CANS be in Special Bogs of Robin Need Flowr— . Mew ot Your Grocers! Robi Heed ‘he ler Character — | 2 teaspoon i 3 1 can (@ ounces: jot the water from the ‘vegetables | |to the meat ‘if it is’ cooking too) | GOULASH STRO Go por em = “Here is a pot roast I like to make. It is not a beef Strogonoff! cans beef vom {lion temate puree. - teaspoons suger 2 teaspoons Wercestershire Mo teaspoon paprika + teaspoon oregano > cloves garlic, minced (optional) : medium-to-small potatoes KRAUT JUICE EYE OPENER. This makes a good, quick “‘pick- me-upper’’—a fine restorative and a corrective, ora good nonalcoholic for 4 to 8, ‘quantity waning on - conditions. .| 1 No. 2 ean sauerkraut juice “LNG. 3 can tomato Jutes | will be your favorite, too. Use it once and you "ll never be satisied with ordi- ~—nary-bleach. Roman Bleach sanitizes as _- it whitens. Softized, it’s safe for nylon, —~ dacron. And easy: grip handle is so handy, ; LOOK FOR THIS LABEL AT: YOUR GROCERS rots and add with their water to ray other vegetables. Add a little dry. Keep vegetables hot. If vegetables are small, we like to have one of each for each cus- tomer. If large, we cut the pota-. toes and turnips into smaller) pieces, and slice the onions at time of serving. minutes before serv- ing, stir the sauce in with the meat. The meat may be served in one piece on a large, heated platter, surrounded by vege- tables, or the vegetables served : ° A-Bale 0 Conte Tower © Robin Reed's Het Get a set of these colorful cookie cutters and make deli- we, ~ Ynours. Serve over rice, Makes 3 in a separate hoi dish. _Mr. | Skillet Beef tHas Flavo ——— All Its Own Flavorsome—this skillet beef! Skillet Beef % cup knife-chopped beef suet 2 medium- ago) — we Sa 1%s pounds beet steak l-ineh squeres and aon % ees: Tian 3 medium-sized tomatoes (each peel ed and cut into quarters) % tup water i P| garlic (minced ar crushed) i teaspoons chill powder 1% teaspoons wine vineger 1% teaspoons dark brown suger 1% teaspoons salt, pepper Slowly heat suet in 10-inch skillet until it melts; add onions, Cook, \stirring occasionally, until onions are wilted. | Push onionseto one side of pan; add beef and brown, stirring often... Add tomatoes, water, gariic, chili powder, wine vinegar, su gar, salt and pepper to taste; stir well. Bring to a boil; cover and sim- mer, stirring often, over low heat unti] meat is tender—about 1% iservings. | Make Mincemeat Sauce | 'To’make mincemeat sauce to serve over ice crea mand cakes’ blend 1 cup moist mincemeat with | % cup dark corn syrup, 1 tea- 'spoon pure vanilla extract \1/16 teaspoon pure orange extract. | Heat to boiling point. Dice mint-flavored maraschino | cherries and add to a chocolate lice-cream soda. | Drown 3 @ FSS SS See ee eee Veest ft’s none tee early te shop for ageing fou... none tment to sep ter bade __* sure te delight the whele femily end meke this the : best Thanksgiving ever. OVEN-READY TOM. TURKEYS 39: Buy now! Leave them in our cooler and pick them up before 9 Wednesday night. Whee CRANBERRY 2 For 39° Se Eat the Best-It Costs No More! — Fresh Tom Turkeys Alive — Hen Turkeys 10-18 Lb. 1 45‘ Average . 18-25 Average Lb. Lb. 39° Rock HENS Roasting or Stewing 35: Average’ D Pekin or Muscovy 39%. UCKS 4-8 Lb. | Average FRYERS—WILD RABBITS—CAPONS—GEESE—COONS | “Order Now —Be Sure of the Best’ , Buffalo || "45" PERCH “39° q Fresh __ E CATFISH }] LIBBY’S Pumpkin No. 212 Size NO. 1 Grade A Fancy Young—4 Lb. to 15 tb. 7 ee , ; Sess s . -GROUND BEEF 29: POT ROAST 3. Blade Cut OCEAN SPRAY swecrnonts Bony, SNe CRANBERRY SAUCE WHOLE DILL STICKS or . LIBBY'S : SWEET WAVES ' ) 39° 16-08 | PUMPKIN 4 Strained C 17-oz. Ze : 5 Wile “en "BABY WALNUTS : 39 Fresh Maine | , Brach’s Holiday OYSTERS eee OS CHOCOLATES ::°2" 12. Oz. Container Maraschino a 29° | CHERRIES _:: , 8 9: | Ba Whitman DINNER 9Q° ‘<= | * Stee Be MINTS vc. . Butterfield Whole-Irish Yellow POTATOES : oe 22 OF All Flavors ROYAL GELATIN ‘a ar os iT = i 7 _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER: 15; 1956 ~ $poonfol Lat Over? scrambling,. or added to hot| Chocolate sauce, to be served) peices Small ‘emeuite of eaeet centind Aetaes @ Wi penttes, ox pn © eniy cuvienl cantar: eset tae ox crud, ccna with vegetal o i he retgralr, Nie ‘acon can be beaten with eggs be- bread batter. ‘Worthern Tissue 4™ 29° One Roll Free! NIFFTY™ FROZEN WAFFLES 2” 29° ONE PACKAGE FREE Sno-Bol RAP ‘N WAX pati WAX PAPER Reg. $1.49 Value , o9' 2. ? Rolls GC One Roll FREE Receive Qt. Size 45c Sno-Bol_ FREE ALTON SUPER MARKET 4120 W. WALTON BLVD., DRAYTON PLAINS OR 3-2341 Steve Wours: Mon. thru Set. 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sunday 12 p. m..to 9 p. m. ___We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities VIVIANO ELBOW MACARONI 2 T Lb. Phgs. 39° ONE PACKAGE FREE See Our Defiance Ad in Wednesday's Pontiac Press Beer - Wine-Liquor = ~To Take Out — | Velvety Texture | 1 teaspoon vanill % teaspoon nutmeg (if desired) jenough to combine. Slowly add ‘scalded milk, stirring constantly, ‘sprinkle with nutmeg if used. Set very hot water into pan to come eee eee Brown Sugar Custard Has © ~ Smooth as velvet custard! Just try it. ! Glaze Apple Slices apple slices; easily prepared with Good fruit accompaniment with your Thanksgiving ham are glazed this sim method. Core 3-4 Delicious apples and cut into thick ~ I slices in granulated sugar to coa' slices, Do not peel. Dip sonie/Pie Has Less Calories — St odameninng a we If you should really watch your garine in medium sized frying pan. calories, but can’t resist a tempt- ute apple slices lightly, about 10| ing apple pie, sprinkle the pie an or until tender and glazed, — with water and bake it turning once. a top crust, suggest ithout Michigan State University spe- cialists., Melted butter, lemon juice, soy sauce and a little sugar make a | Beat eggs just enotigh to com- ‘bine yolks and white; at once beat ‘ins brown sugar and salt just Strain into 6 to 8 custard cups; ; erown suger. custard cups in deep pan; pour almost to top of custard cups. Bake in slow (325 degrees) oven 45 to 60 minutes or unfil knife inserted half way between center: of cold water to cool, Chill. Serve Turkey Waffles - |. If you're planning a post-Thanks- | )giving brunch, why not serve your \favorite creamed turkey over crisp, golden waffles, To make 4 iservings of waffles, sift together teaspoons baking powder and j teaspoon salt. Beat 2 egg ae ‘and add % cup milk and 3 table-) |spoons melted shortening. Add to jflour mixture. Mix well. Fold in 2 stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour on |hot waffle baker. Bake until] lightly | brown and crisp. ‘ | That good old combination, ‘cooked diced carrots and green ‘peas, may be added to an aspic ‘and served with cold meats. A Great Tradition... Friends, Festivity a nd Homemade ¢ Se TWO 10” PIE SHELLS EASY AS A MIX SHOULD BE! Bake ’em No mashing! No crumbling! Flako takes to water at the stir of a fork! WS Never sticky! Uniformly moist! Flako stays satin smooth no matter how much it’s handled! Holiday perfect! Busy-day easy! Famous Flako Pie Crust Mix gives you the “full recipe” pastry it takes to make 10” pies with ease. The party-size pies you need for Heliday serving. Just one 10 oz. Flako pack makes TWO full, flavorful, flaky- tender 10” shells—or a KING- No skimping! No patching! Famous Flako gives you the “full recipe” pastry you roe sh eal lar Gus (us velting SIZE two crust pie with mixing perfection! and rolling ease no other mix can match. This year, make the biggest, tastiest pies you ever served, the easiest you ever baked—with Flako Pie Crust Mix. 4 ~ Make every pie a pie you're | proud to serve—with Flake! a eee ae gea easy with Flako... _and outside edge comes out clean_! -At once set custard cups into pan’ 1 cup sifted enriched flour, * ~ oe Flavor of the old South potato, delicious baked, broiled, candied, fried or roasted U.S. No. 1 Louisiana Fancy Golden Pang * — a sweet meat i ‘J Sugar Ripe Pea Fresh NEW CROP Fancy Pak Dried Fruits Sugar Ripe Prunes Sugar Ripe Mixed Fruit'>: 39° Sugar Ripe Apricots Sugar Ripe Apples re, 49° 12-Oz. Pg. 69° me 4 Pe OD ches . A . > 12-Oz. , ec Sugar Ripe Pears me 49 @ ®@ e° Se ® ® Old Newsboys e FANCY TOM Soostelaes r 6 High School (e@ TURKEYS — ¢ champicnsnip Football Game @ 18-22 lb. 6 C @ Briggs Stadium Avg Ib Friday, Nov. 16 e e 8 P.M. Birds Eye Frozen Broccoli Spears Birds Eye Frozen 10-Oz. 2 12-Oz, ° {Squash 3 Pie Birds Eye Frozen 10-Oz. Green Peas Pgs. Birds Eye Frozen 10-0z Green Beans Pkgs. Cut or French Style Pkgs. , Morton’s Frozen j Pumpkin Pie 39° Family Size » 24-02. Pkg. Extra Large Chestnuts California Pascal Celery Plump Fresh Cranberries : er 33° ° Select Florida Oranges Bis ae 2 «: 69° California Fresh Dates | Pi 29° ° l. i Extra Fancy Diamond Walnuts Sa at Pe OL 1-Tb. Cello 24-Size ~ Stalk 19° 29: Gold Medal e e a ‘FLOUR ° AQ: iiuselSois BS 29° *, we BO oe nS 49° CranberyReish "2 29' eee, 39° Cranberry Sherbet ** » 29° . BUTTER » through..Sat,, . We reserve the ‘eee hog limit quantitien. atthe \, SS _THE, PONTIAC 2 PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER fs, 1956 _ Shop-Rite Does It Again! Brings you new low prices on better quality foods! Shop-Rite‘s CARLOAD BUYING POWER meeons your food-dollar goes farther at the SIGN OF SHOP-RITE! So this week be sure to shop ot | Loca Shop-Rite Market closest to your home . . . and SAVE DURING THIS GIGANTIC 10¢ Sale! ste Dole ole Pineapple Juice Sauce ee a saath Potatoes 303 Butterfield Sloed Irish Petatoes: 299° Heiaz Tomato Soup - size Contadina Tomato Paste pts. Older Veeger 303 size 1-or. size SHOP-RITE'S PRODUCE = SPECIALS! Your Choice of @Large Solid Cabbage Heo |’ @Tender Carrots ps Vi @Crisp Radishes "ts. ' @Tasty Green Onions punch @Acorn Squash Each \ @Lg. 64 Size Grapefruit Low 1 Or Price ‘The WINNERS WINNERS | _ of the 4 FOOTBALL OUTFITS L. STRUCKMAN, 1018 Centerbury Pa -SWANSON, FE 4.1226 S$. ANTHONY, 6045 Hatchery Rd. J. LeFAVE, 22 Cooper ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING POULTRY NOW! .. . We feature a complete , Grade 1 {Only) Turkeys, Ducks, Roasting Hens, Caponettes. Complete . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! selection . . ARMOUR’S STAR 1 Lb. Layer Sliced BACON.....49; _ CHOICE BEEF — Blade Cut “| POT ROAST 33¢ | ame RIB END CUT — PORK LOIN | | ROAST. en : 29. New Size—New Package STOUFFER’S . Macaroni end Cheese \ SBE: = WISE, SAVE MORE... SHOP-RI’ TE AT THE SUPERMARKETS LISTED ane )W well nourished by selecting foods “from the seven dasic food groups. Every day plan 1 or more serv- ings of leafy, green and tlds! vegetables; 1 or more servings of citrus fruits, tomatoes and raw pe goto and 2? or more servings, of potatoes and other vegetables and fruits Drink 1 pint to 1 quart milk, accompany each meal. Tired of seeing gingerbread in| the same square pam? Well, try this, Just use gingerbread mix. | Pour into 9” greased and floured ring mold. Serve hot with a bow! | coat of applesauce in the center, Ap- y"imade in short order-with evapor- 51 ed over ated milk and vanilla pudding mix\kind of dressing is best for the * * | ‘puddings, or cake squares can be | Combine 1 cup evaporated- and % cup water, Add to 12 pack- age vanilla wotdhily sili in a snnee-te constantly, until thick enough to spoon. When cool, add flavor-| sould, — ing extract, if desired. Makes 12-3 petizing and so pretty! cups. you will need an extra pan of dressing baked in the oven. Most scan Ue Teme EE NY Save time...save money... BUY GORGEOUS person yereees You'll love these LONS denier, 100% DuPont Nylon! toured for that sheer magic fit. Regularly priced at $1.19. FREE iNTRODUCTORY OFFER! — PERFECT PLUS NYLONS buy one pair Perfect Plus Nylons ... get one pair FREE! smart looking Perfect Plus Nyloas .. An extra pair of Lorject Plus nylons FREE To get your Free Pair, mail the empty Perfect Plus Envelope together with Pontice Pontiac : Pontiac Pontiac Dreyton Plains Dee's Market Douglas Cash Market Super Market Gregory Market Anderson's Grocery 14 Case Leake Read 98 Mechante 61. . Saginaw. S17 ittemere Street Drartes Pistne wins G Market G & H Super Market Clintonville Super Mkt. begga Lerirertd Avenue ape ope bee in p Aeakd - 3350 Aubern Road 4494 Clintonville R4. Lake Oakland Mkt. - they're $1 Fashioned, measured lengths ne Elizabeth Lake Rd. Gabriel Super Market 3843 Elizabeth Lake Rd. Mitch's Grocery and Tavern 4000 Cass-Elizabeth Lake Rd Sas Market ‘ { Elizabeth Lake Rd. cae Way Grocery 4008 Parkway Rd. Six Lakes Grocery #256 Céoley Lake Rd. Cooley Lake Grocery 1582 Union Lake Rd. Pietz Grocery 104 N. Jessie Street Union Lake Super Market TMS Cooley Lake Road Round Lake Grocery 11M Reand Lake Road Nestor’s Grocery 5448 Cooley Lake Road De Floria’s Market 4% Commerce Road Green Lake Grocery 6515 Commerce Road Watt's Grocery 7305 Highland Road Oxbow Lake Grocery 9500 Elisabeth Lake Rd. —— Bell Grocery 10 Elisabeth Lake Rd. takehins Grocery 2309 Duck Lake Road Whitaker Market 405 Witten Lake Jack's Grocery 32 Orton Pearson's Market 49n2 Hatchery Road von gs See S 44 (M38) Grishow's Erion dly Market 2498 Alrport Read. Pontiac Lake $260 Highland R4. (M 4: Paul's 545 BE. Pike Street MecNamara’s Market , 481 Highland 44 -N. Paddock St. Gilmer’s Market 326 E. Blvd. South Calabrese Market 430 &. Jessie Street Deni's Market 230 Osmun. Street Frank's Food Mkt. 7701 Elizabeth Lake Rd. Center Street Market 16 Center Street Vackaro’s Super Mkt. 273 Baldwin Law’s Market 200 Earlmoor Bivd. Shore Market 2425 Voorheis Rd. ~ Witson‘s Marker 1074 Boston St. Sell Right Market 445 Elizabeth Lake Rné. Kroger Store Telegraph Rd. at Elizabeth Lk. Roselli Market 101 State st. Don's Market 184 Sanderson Dan's Market 356 Oakland Avenne Mazza Food Market 676 Oakland Avenue Father and Sons Market 936 Oakland Avenue Atlas Nooo an Market 1481 Bald cC&@&y pee 846 Baldwin Avenwe Burch’s Food Marke + 198 Raldwin Mazza’s Market 118 Baldwin a et CH eee’: Shop Rite Market Road ‘ ‘s Market Arnold's Market 5733 Elizabeth Lake Ré. 6 E. Pike Street 6500 Hatchery Ryeson’s Market Tom's Market Howard St. Shop Rite Mkt. 148 E. Howard Street A ny A Super Market 990 Aubers el Crooks R4. plane Super Market 3286 Auburn Read Farmer's Shop Rite Market lien's Mkt. 494 Auburn Avenue 406 Orchard Lake Rd. Nick’s Shop Rite Market | sexes Market 263 Auburn Avenue 0 8. Paddock St. Huron Friendly Shop Rite Gersani' Market Market . Saginaw St. 884 W. Heron Street Eari’s Shop Rite Market 701 Orchard Lake Road Home Service 43 Orchard Lake Avenue - Huron Gardens Market 35 Josephine Street Stevens Super Mkt. 2515 Union Lake Rd. West Side Market 6919 < Leke Rd. Franklin Road Grocery 532 Franklin Road Bob's Market 527 Coelorade Street Henry Felice eeny 331 Reckwell Cooley heavy Store 161 Weseen Street 438 W. Huron Street Jones Market Davis Market 203 Lake Street 3507 W. Huron Street Seton Grocery | Nick Willi Mark ubern 1 Pingree ‘emeek —— Lotan’s Market Newman Market 430 W. Huron Street 2135 Diste Highway joe & Sons’ Super Market Ludeer Market* 469 Orchard Lake Avenue 3548 Elizabeth Lake Rd. Syiven Roomy | rte Gus's Grocery 10 Orcharé 1448 Beldwin 2 Avene Magny Sisters’ Market Steve's Market 3681 Elisabeth Lake Road . Huron Street Giroux’s Super Market Fonetoy Store 1535 Union Lake Read 228 State Street Westacres Market Kenne Market 7321 Commerce Read 50 E. Kennet} Road Kesha Thrift Store. 839 Baldwin Avenue — Tenuta Grocery 5177 Case Elizabeth Lake R4. . Sacinaw St. DeMine’s Food Mkt. Edsion Feed Market 3000 Pontine Lake Rd. Keego Harbor Hileman's Market "Watchalor’s Self Serve Nick's ‘Gre 3016, Orchard Lake 1001 Josiyvn Read Deni’s Market 1946 Case Lake Road — Hebe ae — 3138 Orcharé Lake ell ; ~ Gechaea tN a 4580 Gashabaw Rd. Walton Super Mkt. 4120 W, Wahes Bivd. Wheeler's Grocery 4260 Dixle Highway Gingellville livifie Shop Rite Mkt. — neaees Wiltiam's Shop Rite — Gingelivilie Southfield Twp. Cole’s Grocery 7371 Orchard rks q Blue Crest 19930 Northwestern Chuck's Market 19606 Ten Mile — Food Mkt. & Telegraph veces Super Mkt. 22045 Northwestern Pete's Market 29911 Southfield Road Fenton Shell Groc 12272 Fenton Rochester Petzold’s 3100 Rochester Rd. Kroger Super Market 133 Main Street ~ Lake Orion Wise-Man Market ~ . 41 Conklin Rd. : Covtor's § Super Morket the New L. S. Super Mkt. ws 2935 E. Ws Gres Ra. M39) Birmingham | Ra. 7a88 reonvitie Kd. Clark's Neighborhood. Serv. jscobson's Grocery 681 Rochester BA. i Watkins. Lake R4. Charles Mkt.. Walters Market 1A Highland RA. (M-59) 9510 Elizabeth Lake Road Frank's Mkt, HG W Market : Seer 449 Union tube Ke = og my va ele amnia ba ey ee gre in Food Dot's Groce , a9 BN. Perry st. "4 a 008, online Frat 6900 Green Lake he Beach. Super Market Eee : ft anes: 1$ = Com: your name, address, stocking size and length, to: Perfect Plus Box 2656, Detroit 31,. Michigan. Limit 6 pair pet family. Requests for free nylons must be postmarked on or before December 2, 1956. Look for this display AT THESE BETTER FOOD STORES: Oak Park Oak Park Market 8250 Nine Mile Rd. Berkley Nick & Mary's 3670 W. 11 Mile Royal Oak McCoy's Grocery S11 Hudson Ken's Market 504 Livernois — K Ceo. 715 8. Washington Kr “Co. 3389 N, Woodward Harel Park Hy Way Super Market 24900 Stephenson Clawson Marshall's Market 307 W. 14 Mile Road Nowek's Market . + Rechester Ra. Walled Lake Pe Lake Grocery tel 1 itiac Trall Liffian’s Grocery ~~ 13% E. fas Drive Big Beaver Timmer’s Grocery 2558 Maple Road Steve's Market ' $5814 Deeuindre Bauer's Grocery 3170 Rechester Read Highland in butter or margarine for minutes. Add other ingredients and enough liquid to make a slightly moist stuffing. Stuff your turkey just before roasting. It is not safe to stuff it the day before. You cannot chill it fast enough or low enough te prevent contamination. And re- move all dressing as soon as din- ner is over. Refrigerate it sep- oysters in their dressing. Before the days of quick transportation they could’ use oysters because they were near the source of sup- ply. Today, oysters are as close as your nearest grocery, Oyster Stuffing by pints oysters cups a ap bread crumbs diged celery 1 bi HEH Sze. i & E z poultry ing pint chicken or turkey stock Moisten bread crumbs with the. stock and let stand. Saute oysters lightly in butter or margarine until partly. cooked. Remove — oysters and add them to the bread crumbs. Saute onions and celery in the same batter or margarine until cooked but not brown. When cooked add poultry seasoning. Add to oysters and bread crumbs and mix thoroughiy. If a more compact stuffing is desired, more chicken or turkey stock may be used. We learned something interesting just the other day. A butcher told us that the way poultry is dressed nowadays gives more space for dressing. By removing the neck and leaving the neck skin attached there is room for an extra loaf of bread made into dressing. The loose skin can cover the dressing and the breast to prevent snoemtve) wing: Don't pack the dressing in asl tightly. Dressing expands during cooking and will become soggy if there is too much. Put all the ex- cess dressing in a casserole "| baking. * ° ® We'll end this article on nate with a basic recipe and two vari- ations. Basic Bread Stuffing *, cup butter or margarine Hd cup chopped — cup chopped celery . pends enriched yeast-raised bread % teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon poultry seasoning 2 tablespoons chopped parsiey % etp chicken broth Melt butter or margarine in a skillet. Add onion and celery and cook until tender, about 10 to 15 minutes, Pour mixture over bread cubes, seasoned ‘with salt; poultry seasoning and parsley. Stir until well blended. Add hot water and mix thoroughly. Makes enough stuffing for a 10-pound turkey (dressed but not drawn). Bread-Nut Stuffing Add to above recipe 1 to 2 cups chopped walnuts, almonds, Brazil nuts of pecans. Sausage Stuffing lukewarm. Add softened yeast, egg hours). _lof semi-sweet. chocolate morsels. Follow recipe above adding \ | pound bulk sausage, New Eniendecs have tne UE GRAND OPENING ONTEST SSE Celebrating the Grand Opening OF PONTIAC’S New A&P Super Market vw 1185 North Perry St. You Can Enter Contest at Any of These Other 3 Pontiac Area A&P Stores: 949 West Huron St. 25 West Pike St. = Oatmeal Rolls . 4724 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains foFixAhead Convenient is the word for Oat- meal Refrigerator Rolls; because you can make the dough ahead and. ADMIRAL 21-INCH TV SET store it until you're ready to use it: Oatmeal Retrigerator Rolls 1 package yeast, compressed or ‘rv ty cup water, (lukewarm for com- pressed yeast, warm for dry) - cup shortening tablespoons a i teaspoons « BRAND NEW SCHWINN BICYCLES 1 cup jpeg cooking rolled oats 1 ~< olling Ww 1 e@ 2% pi sifted enriched four 2 tablespoons melted butter or mar- garine Seften--yeast—in-*;—-cup—-water- Combine shortening, sugar, salt and rolled oats in a bowl. Add boil- DELUXE 16-INCH TRICYCLES water and mix well. Cool ‘to ‘and 1 cup flour, Beat well. Add re- maining flour and mix thoroughly. Turn out on lightly floured board, 4-PIECE SETS OF HALLITE Alum. Ware DOMINION ELECTRIC FRY PANS (about 14g Bake in hot oven (425 degrees) 12 to 15 minutes, Makes about 2 dozen 2-inch rolls. A chocolate dip-trim for crisp over hot water a 6-ounce package! To the melted chocolate, beat in 1 hot: cup sifted pecan all sugar: jeceew WEAREVER ELECTRIC - Percolators. SAVOY CIGARETTE LIGHTERS | Wg ee et See ae ee a sa P ¥ Bi: Spas . : eS ae . & 2 - 4 i = 5 ig ee. ae Ee & } : ; : } . : » } i * 2 7 > } i ¥ ‘ * | at THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 _ That’s Right! Prices have just been reduced on famous A&P Coffee—the premium-qual- ity coffee that’s “Alive” with flavor. What wonderful news for the holiday... and every day! You can’t buy finer, fresher coffee, yet wonderful AaP Coffee saves you more. . much more than others of comparable qual- _ ity. Treat your family to the best-liked coffee of them all — fresh, fresh AsP Coffeel eS a6 : 5743 PARKER DAYS < 4, (LIGHT) 1%4-LB. (LIGHT) 3-LB. (LIGHT) 5-LB. 39°99 ‘s (DARK) 1-18. 1% (DARK) 2-LB. *1.49 Everybody loves fruit cake this season of the yeer .. . and your first bite of Jane Parker Fruit Cake will tell you why it’s America’s Pavorite Fruit Cake. Over 2/3 of every cake is choice fruit tidbits and crisp nutmeats . grand to serve, to give and especially to cet! OVER 2/3 FRUITS AND NUTS ay DOs Yer ( ¢ Kt 6 , Mf h COME sen...) you'tt _ SAVE EAT AaPl A&P’s Famous | OVEN-READY TU RKEYS sane pancen tarot CHERRY to. a5. 9 To -39° Streussel Pie .... 45: — soon sm wien Giant Jelly Roll 55: > Danish Nut Ring 33: JUST BAKE AND SERVE Pfeffernusse Cookies x 39¢ © Cinnamon Rolls ... =: 29. JANE PARKER SLICED Golden Loaf Cake...» 25« White Bread ...2 2 35 ALL-PURPOSE SHORTENING dexo 35.79 Pann pace ) = : All you need to know to cook a Gift Box Assortment - a & od ca TURKEY DINNER 29 - Beans 2 710: : e@ acon. vom aus soon nareme zw une - Blended Syrup 4 5c PRESERVES 32- STRAWBERRY PRESERVES '2 BLUEBERRY PREPARED - PRESERVES !2- GRAPE JELLY 24- SPANISH PITTED coms vos or. B Temata Spaghetti 2~= 33: Here’s an ideal Christmas gift for your relatives and friends serv- Whether this is your first Thanksgiving in your own kitchen, or your tenth... here are ALL the recipes you want, right in one place! Recipes for stuffing, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce, plum pud- i hard sauce... . and instructions for roasting ~ . ALL in the November issue of worm a's. d ay : rte Tomato Soup... .... 3 ‘Sit 29 valauciaialoee ua mn PAGE Pure ree Macaroni a : : : a pi ase | Strawberry Preserves 2:59: Sie... = & vAP Super Morkets sano oe ye og roe ae Re “SUPER;RIGHT” FREE ... This Coupon Good for CENTER CUTS ONE 1-LB. CARTON OF RISDON’S Cottage Cheese eee et Any of These Aap Super Markets. ; ee ee ee | 1185 NORTH PERRY STREET : ae, NEAPOLITAN |” F arenes } : Eas” i ® ‘ Li ete ee fe & i j / 4 > ma marae = ids i i wy iia ~ * ‘Bez erie ss hii » oe ae ee oJ : ig * fetes —— = : : ae = os i #; FORTY-RIGHT cas Same E +} THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15,-1956 ‘ * . Fkieny reducing diet. Meat- leaves. you Physiological functions. : with a feeling of satistaction and) allays the hunger pangs for a long-| Vary that morning oatmeal by period is a medically pina important minerals—iron cooked dried apricots. | Emsential to Dieter) —; toate len nc Srengthon Fngersils = essential -for bones ahd certain’ 4, elope of unflavored-geia- “Veen meat ag eo “envelope = . tine taken in a glass of fruit juice: ior water for at least a 90-day velope aie unflavored gelatine | costs about 5 cents per day. The \90- * Self-contour belts are used often, | with one collection showing this type of belt almost exclusively, FAMILY COMPETITION In strict competition are design- ers Peggy Hunt and her designing Daughter Jeannette says that mothers don't always know best when it comes to fashion. In her, dresses she concentrates on back interest through flying panels and side drapes. A gal should look good when retreating is her theory, Sylvan Shores Women Hear plained the activities of their or- ganization at the Wednesday meet- ing of Sylvan Shores Women’s Fellowship Hears. Michigan President in Women’s Section foday.___Put 80 full skirted it today hi ang gens, this firm believes, Abbreviated | boleros and capes for 2 costume | look were favored. Lilli Ann dresses emphasize cus- tom detailing and fine fabrics. Lea- ther belts, buckles and Swiss em- most broidery are quickly identified as premier @ wrap-around Sresses are at least 1 inch lower. Lilli Ann's, alone. The firm has given a new version of the jacket sheath with a very short double- breasted jacket. A versatile dress shown had tunie front and pouf back, When | the tunic piece and pouf were removed, a basic black sheath dress was rev aled, We're leaving now to see the of Cecil B. DeMille’s “The Ten Commandments” guest of Paramount Pictures, but ‘dress which is expressed in a tomorrow we'll téll you about California's coats and suits for spring. Personal News of Interest Camp 24, near Curran is head- quarters for q large group of local residents who were on hand for opening day. In the party are Rob- ert Oliver, Dave Edstrom, Louis Another party of hunters tocated at “Havermahil Ranch” near Cur- sula where they will hunt in the Mr. and Mrs, Homer Shingle: decker of Cheltingham drive will entertain. several. friends at a buf- fet supper this evening. Among _ {fraternity Council activities. igratulations on the birth of a Hunters Head for North | Mrs, Paul Hagle of Middlebelt | read, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mec- | Vean of Pontiac State Hospital | grounds, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thamas of Yale street, Earl Hud- dell of Court drive and Edward A. Zielke of Berwick boulevard. During the convention Paui Hagle received the Chevalier degree and the grand guards, = * * Roger A. Zucchet of Sweet Briar drive is one of 11 University of Michigan students recently elected to Hectorians, an honor group founded in 1953 for fraternity men who are outstanding leaders in their chapters and in Inter- A senior in the College of Ar- chitecture and Design, Roger is a member of Alpha Sigma Phi fra-. ternity of which he is this year. Berga * ¢ @ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee Ren- der of Hill road are receiving con- | daughter, Kay Ann, Nov. 5 at Pon- |tiac General Hospital. | Grandparents of the infant are Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Augustine. of | Milford and Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Arthur Thomas served as one of) Jeannette Alexander of California calls this sleever - less V-neck dress of floral cotton satin “Romance.” __ Slim: lined, it has color-lined panels starting in front and caught in back, releasing to flare at the bottom. oo | A Two giant patch pockets, self-buttoned, are the _ ‘facal-point of a casualty correct dress by Addie Masters: — This designer drapes silk linen into a beautifully full — skirt and tailored bodice. It is fully lined and has a self-contour belt. = re |Render of Farmington: \One Eye Dominates |Mrs. Arthur Tull Entertains Group ee Y q “Height of Flowers wrth eee pat se lg wat) -& Flowers may be as high as one|,, nigh as one and one-half times a. and one-balt times the height othe diameter it 1 ” Pontiac's s New One-Price t PERMANENT WAVE SHOP - : ldlidhald: Hormett. Speeks—— |Before Hospital Auxiliary oe Red. Cross Disaster Service to. ~~ Pontiac ‘General Group ~ : a ri fo seas Red ‘Cross; + “Qour role -in _event of a HOLLYWOOD WAVE. SHOP =o a ee | 184 . Soginaw aS nn cent eependany ®t wel ‘ : ; WCTU Federation enough organized to move ine ae ALL Permanents Convenes Here | teip and assistance to the people ! | } ONE PRICE NONE HIGHER! You Get All This: 1 BF i f i i i i : | i i i ai j a ; i 4 i : : L * Custom Haircut Friday at the Baptist Church im |i, set the date for the 1957 follies. * Style Set pr ee . Khewn ax they chahed bajo lie ot Grade reutae Pre Poin | Members of the Drayton Piains| Pontioak Chapter J , wcTu te a anent byon-experione ensed-operetor. | Lake Country Club Wednesday evening were (left to chairman of the dinner given by the Mercy League of |at the federation meeting. Meets at Waldron wre = adie ~ right) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stillman and Mr. and Mrs. Oakland County to raise funds for the league's child |Rhods : sinh dtaraneed “Come & Wave for $3.75 — none higher. | Carson C. zee ei Liha a Mrs. fone was welfare fund. munity Service and Social Re- ——|-———phone FE 8-3560 — a : — coemeniniaadl | ag —laztest” st the Wesncoday evening a Kay Wagner dinner meeting of Pontioak Chap- ter of the National Secretaries / }Association, International, held at No Appointment Necessary —Come Any Time Entertained inson gave the veto that at Shower ee See The next examination will be given May 3-4, 197, with the deadline Dec. 15. Applications should be addressed to the National Secre- taries Association, International, in Kansas City. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Roberta Trayor and Mrs. John Duncan. Mrs. Ralph Becker | Entertains Group | Mrs. Ralph Becker of Motorway ; drive entertained members of Op- | ti-Mrs, Tuesday evening assisted by Mrs. Irving Gillies. It was re ported that a quantity of infants’ | clothes for Children's Aid had been by the- group. | Mrs. Carmi Odell, food editor of | ~The Pontiac Press, presented the | ‘program. She demonstrated how to | make candies and favors for the | i | | Bride-elect Kay Wagner was | honoree at a miscellaneous shower) given Monday evening by Mrs.! . ‘Robert L. Johnson, Mrs. Dallas FEATURING THE LATEST Haun and Louise Wagner. FASHIONS IN EYEWEAR | | Kay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' |D. H. Wagner of Madison avenue, Dr. B. R. Sermon iwill become the bride of Robert Skinner in a ceremony to be per-) 7 mein tegen Se. ; |Church. Robert is the son of Mr. ~ FE 4- land Mrs. Howard Skinner of Mus-| _- kegon. Guests attending the shower | were Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Skinner, | Mrs, H. B. Skinner of Grand : : | Rapids, Mrs. William McGilll- | vary, Mrs. Carl Snover, Mrs. : Virgil Hamilton, Mrs. John Rog- | ers and Mrs. James Conway. fe / Mrs. Mabel Wiser, Mrs. David = STAPP S + +. want you to know «-« + (Wagner, Linda Johnson, Mrs. | | iHarry Lillie, Mrs. Harry Lawson, Mrs. John Earley, Mrs. John Bur-' - e 4 liell, Mrs. William Howard and! u or a he Z \Mrs. Edward McLairo also at-| 2 * \tended. | ‘ 7 e e * Zonta Card Festival to Be Held Friday Zonta Club of Pontiac will spon- Refreshments were served from , oe its annual Card Festi Fri- a buffet table centered with an ar- ay on = her home on Going street. Assist- e228 ing the hostess were Mrs. George| By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN (course your upper arms will be weight because of the individual sides and turn the palms beck | Maternities es Se pete ced, Fat or flabby upper arms are fat, but sometimes this measure- ee ta. pad eee eee to va ond U - ‘Tedder and Mrs. Etta McKenney |the bane of existence for many Ment is out of proportion even “ y,) problem which haunts the! 2. The following exercise . one niforms | 'were celebrated, women. If you are overweight, of when & woman is the correct average woman from the age of I designed to tone the Gpper arms. Needle Point |_____________—_ —————— . == 4 on, and often sooner, is the flab- Stand tall, Raise the: arms side- ‘rangement of chrysanthemums. Also attending the dinner sponsored by Mercy Mrs. William J. Dean of Ottawa drive and Dr. Schech- \¢ay evening st 8 o'ctock in the Pon- our - _ League at Orchard Lake Country Club W ednesday were ern. Members of the Catholic Family Center of Pontiac, pane heey omy ope | | | Loyal Neighbors (left to right) Mrs. J. K. Schachern of Miami road, they were among 200 present at the dinner. _ fire, Cor =e ee anne | i 5 8 + Gordon ir | a greatest \Hold Meeting 5 os ammounces that tickets may Mrs. Grover Sturgis was hostess E S ] Flabb Arm: S pec-eelcDing cgi Legs tah | re and prizes, | | to bers of the Loyal Neigh- patie = : ecouceri apy po waniinday-ak xercise mprove y | | | Le Sf: by upper arms. jward, shoulder height, palms to-' : “ h Sear MON. -FRI, Sometimes the eondition Is so iward ae tear Rigi dfar a = Yarn : i “ § op rs extreme that it actually is die inches “ag though you were push- | | figuring. This is usually the Fe- | Oxford Sh 1 tH! If you have someone to help yOu. Bi 5. wy a, FE 46-3212 a SUPPORT | = | weight too rapidly and without He! | proper diet and exercis¢, jaskc_bima_te stand facing ae iihes _ However, flabbiness appears to- sooner or later unless a woman has, ! ‘exercised regularly beginning inion his, When you push down he! ‘Diamonds . - her early years, This is every wom- resists. Rest. Continue, ° ° ° ; an's problem! ‘Toda ny of effort but | | | ___ for little feet with special problems | two2'/2-lbs. the attractive cake are ideas’ say) Ga Gcguaee ad Bo a teacil Sets 3 ; ; or ve very short sleeves. ¢ondition, Swimming, tennis, bad- § + ©! | © A | Sometimes growing feet find that normal support is not . There are exercises which will’ minton and golf also are helpful. Silverware enough .. . and, in such cases, many doctors recommend rll e ‘help if you will do them faithfully! tr you would like to have my, these special Stride Rites. They approve the steel | 1, Stand tall with your arms at'jeaflet No, 11, “Armfuls of! Costume Jewelry | your sides. Lift both arms and|Beauty,” send a stamped, self. Gift Items | |place the fingertips on the shoul- addressed envelope with your re-| > ghanks, Thomas heels, special right and left counters... . aacoer 3” and they have confidence in the quality and fit of all — gift tin ders, lifting the elbows. Straighten quest for it to josephine Lowman ae 4q Stride Rite shoes. If your doctor has advised such shoes \the arms and reach for the ceiling, in care of The Pontiac Press. McKim Jewelry for. child, we will: f lly fill his iption . Very rich — made < ‘turning the palms out. Return fin-| and can incorporate any additional measures he ma with avi Sor e . }gertips to the shoulders, Now shoot! Tomorrow "sea pee Bras S41 Orchard Lake. FE 4-5065 ; y ee ia =e } [the arms straight _down b by the During Prégnancy, While Nursing.” | Fresh in gift tin. No more “sugar-starved" diet —! know Pomin0 SUGAR IS _ &% Sears Snackette— Main Floor populer Berbera’ —s our Px Kel Country Inn Ring Jane fruit cake fine gift fruit cakes | Famous for Flevor stb: Git Boxe 1.99. sw. cirtoxr 2, 99 Shin te §=— 3.99 _ Popular price, papaler flavor. Rich light batter, so Very mellow rich batter brim- ’ Light batter cake with fine now. Filled with “trale ming with nuts, fruits, Made - . quality fruits afid nuts. Choice nuts, with: seawvinns - . ‘with only the. finest fresh of Hise. ia, oe Dn ie Come se Plane _ Sountry,. butter ir eA “SHOE “Store fe 14 song! 928 W. Huron St, Open Fri. and Set aye $4 Colories (18 per tecspoen Lift Up Your Energy, Hold tows wn Your ght the Modern we ene Brown University to mest them Mr. end Mre. Neloce 3; Nelund MFTELD HILLS — The an- beliday, and Joba and Mary|will fly down to Columbus, Ohio Hunt will take place Saturday ne paral md New ‘York, will jalan in/gan Football game = ning. Mr: and Mrs, Edward E. wWil- = bration. They will be houseguests of Mr. son (he is MFH this. year) will * 2 « and Mrs. Daniel M. Galbreath at _greet guests. who will wear “‘pink”) Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold A. Frost| their home there. - hunting coats and formal gowns. |Jt- (Nancy McKenzie) of Amberly (s * © ay road, announce the birth of a son,| Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Matthews saturday ovntag will also be an|hristian McKenzie, Oct, 22. were hostes at cocktails for a group | fem t one for Kingswood/HomME For HOLIDAY of friends Sunday afternoon in their | School girls wh? will entertain their home on Apple Lane. 2 fathers at the Father-and Daughter Sally Blanchard will come from * 28 z pinner. In the evening the senior|her studies at Skidmore College} Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Weed |/ 4 class will present a play. to spend Thanksgiving with her of Orchard Lake have returned * | parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W.|home from several weeks in Cali- sivis Soe & gs’ te she Blanchard of Lone Pine road. ‘ ‘fornia, ont em omnes Caer (Michigan Garden Clubs} stmt eee” Have Tea at Cranbrook. |, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Breech retuned Monday from a trip to Sea Norman C. Mindrum of Wash- Island, Ga. ington, D. C., will be the speaker! * ¢ ‘at the International Tea being The Junior League of Birming- sponsored by the Women's Na- ham and Bloomfield Hills“will meet National Farm and Garden Associ-| Tuesday morning at the Cranbrook ation of Michigan today trom 2 to Institute of Science for coffee and'5 o'clock in the Cranbrook Mu- a talk by Keith Osborn of the Mer-'seum of Art, rill Palmer School. | cree ee ‘ Before Mr. Osborn’s talk fhere) Mr. Mindrum is executive di- foreign farm people, thereby = will be @ business meeting at which rector of the National +H Club| stimulating worlg understanding the league president, Mrs. Gene Foundation and recently returned . White, will announce that a new from South America where he at-| Likewise some 200 farm youths) business office is being opened in, ihave come to America to live and = Birmingham to transact the! work in the same manner. | group's official work. It will be a * * *® F > suite of offices on South Woodward Shower Honors af aes pp alge vo a avenue over the Junior League | en's Natio arm ne Bargain Box, with a full-time sec- ‘Mrs. Richmond aa retary in attendance. tea to aid in financing this worthy |e | Mrs. George Gerst and Mrs. comme: Mire EC Corre Sey ; Mrs, R, E. Fife, chairman of Donald Kelly were cohostesses ing as general chairman for the transfer members, and & group Tuesday evening at a pink and event this year. have been busy with scrub and bive shower honoring Mrs. Robert! * * * paint brushes transforming the Richmond. The affair was held at) Proceeds trom the tea will go second floor of the shop into at- |the Club drive home of Mrs. Kelly.|toward the support of the ° FYE" tractive rooms. * 28 8 ‘program which is a taxree proj- ee her assistants are Mrs. Present for the shower, were ect receiving assistance from pri-|@ = lam Barney, Mrs. John Brick, Mrs. Robert Egres, Mrs. Earl vate industry, individuals and or-| 97 oa Walter Rheineman, Mrs. Ste- Hunt, Mrs. Charles Harden. Mrs. ganizations. ; phen Selby, Mrs. Richard Wick-' John Richmond, Mrs. Richard ae: ham, Mrs. William Stump, Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Claude Linson, = : specially priced. a a ee eee Rees. = Coming Events :y Here is the Sale Pontiac women wait for every year! A sale that Scanion. James Basem,.Mrs. Raymond L 2 a ; TEA PLANNED |gon, Mrs. Mach Morrow, Mrs ee ee aes i Ee gives: you outstanding styling, highest quality and superb value. Mrs. Wallace M. Mitchell is plan- [Ceci Millmine, Mrs. Leon Mac: five) "7 "SY “ ' ®% i Each and f these Arthur’ ts is a truly hand-picked {rs. Hy . 4 4 : r 1 r = ping fallsealléer Nes 07) a aber arm ane and Diana Flury. fant Regenah Lodge ss, = “ } ach and every one o - . coa _ a be p _home_ pond enn Rn Bs - a eh Be! ———— _} _tai : _ftr = inest mM rs who _brin ou bome_on Academy : | ae Pea o incloded Mra’ Twat er onder: ks end-hand tailored coat—trom the a. ! 7 gy Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Ahrens |Clifford Gilbert of Flint and Mrs. , Poatiee Women’s Club vill meet Men- |i the top fashions. of Haverhill road have issued in- Lloyd Hodge and Mrs. Glenn tugs “and Loan ‘building 161 W Huron | Christmas decorations will be demen- — vitations for a large dinner-dance save er of Port Huron. strated Visitors welcome. | 2 © ® Mr. ang Mrs. James A. Beres- ite tord and their daughter, Virginia, * wilt epend Thanksgiving in New Holidays Ahead . . . Time to Select Your | AFTER- FIVE FASHIONS { “ a REGULAR to 69.98 .8/ Beautiful fabrics in this euciting price group. Cashmere blends, plushes, soft- to-the-touch fleeces, polished zibelins, smooth suedes and smart tweeds. REGULAR to 89.98 § From the renowned mills, fabulous woolens by Forstmann, wonderful worumbo, hockanum, anglo and many _- fine imported tweeds.. REGULAR to 119.00 Our very special fabric rang coats as well as coats elegantly trimmed in mink, fox, beaver and grey or black persian furs. Full length calfskin leather coats and 100% Imported Cashmeres! ee mr ns inl aig ptayoe Dre sc Set the Stage for ' a Warm Winter € ee # ae - ei at ie a8 x ies tl sth ie ar me RAI CR Iw Sideliner CAR COATS by Grove 000 14.98 = 17.98 __Cornplete. with de- tachable hood! Completely wash- able with one of the warmest, yet lightest - interlinings ever made. in white, --red;-or-plaid. Small, medium or large. 4 ' JUNIOR, MISSES’, PETITE end HALF SIZES Imported fur labeled to show country of origin. THREE WAYS TO BUY: mm 1. A small deposit holds in layaway. . 2. C.P. A. No money now, 6 months to pay. a 3. Charge now, billed in December. Coat Sclon—Second Floor Slim ‘Tapered SLACKS ees 5.98 Just the right ticket for the ball game . . « gay plaid in rayon — —-wool blend. See. 10 to 16.. Be bt aes apie % Cage Saale, oie saat oan: a = sh ah Pe rey i oe a tpt apm or sos % be FP A, 4 == _ FIFTY TWO THE } PONTIAC PRESS, iaOREDAT, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 “tet date oy ; costume jewelry now. and then.| Fourteen members of the Novem- Such ‘an addition is an inexpen- ber group of First Presbyterian 4 sive sort of first-aid for morale. Church held their birthday dinter =m at. Hotel Waldron Wednesday eve-| ee Morale Booster ——— a tt : : ‘ “42 Sehoel St. Weekend Special Machine or Machineless PERMANENT WAVE SHOP FE 2-6039 Open Evenings ining. | Plans were completed 6”! i ke meeting. * 8 @ chairman; Mrs. Donald jill, secietary, and Mrs ‘Minster, treasurer. Mrs. 0. ‘Women's Association Christmas dinner to be held Dec. 7. Mrs. William Godfrey -presided at the: | Elected to serve during the com- ‘ing year were Mrs. Roger Gunn, vice chairman; Mrs, Robert New- iden was a ‘Buest at the meeting. | cuen makes Ava of four articles.) ~ ‘By PHYLLIS BATTELLE © International News Service for the been lost, re and stolen,” * * believe she is beginning to Grothe, Artnur R. Pru- jat last. Gardner S ro ? Will the beautiful and seductive actress find lasting fa the. third and peace of mind? This In her cyclonic career of work and play, Ava Gardner has often Today, “5 more philosophic ob- servers of her ‘‘escape into raged herself, By doing exactly what rn likes, when she wants to do it and with whomever she chooses, /so the beautiful girl fromm Hollywood is standing on her own_two_feet the barn with the boys and was (as she puts it) “this strange little 2° find herself again, uthorities’ on Ava be- , ‘|and invite friends in to consume if... During the days that do not fol- low all-night parties, the mysteri-| ous (to the Madrid natives) Miss| ,Gardner roams the streets, looking for antiques; or plays a round of golf at Puerta de Hierro, Madrid's most exclusive country club, or fa partridge shooting on the es-| ard: terial requirements; ner well today—if any could be embroidery directions. said to know her well in this tem-| pestuous stage of her life—will not address and the pattern number talk about her. And those who only to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, 'tobserve her-from- afar are~ not :372- W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6, What lies beneath her almost frenzied search for life, perhaps — And she has not the slightest in- |terest—much less the time—to g° gift patterns, directions printed in What Ava says about ber. drink and dance a the small —e -Never-a-nightelub-girl.in_Holly-_| ee es | re” 1@INCHES TALL An 18-inch “puppy pillow” makes a comfortable chair com- panion. He'll be the pet of tite and so easy to take care of! Pattern No. 5735 contains hot- liron transfer for puppy pillow; ma- sewing and Send 2c in coins, your name, | Hlinois. Now available—the colorful 1956 ‘Needlework Album containing doz- i of lovely designs from which choose more patterns in crochet, ‘eubrcidany and knit — plus three "| Book. Onty 25c¢ aw copy? Fresh, Moist . Cookies ~ Well Liked _Miss Taylor Puts Dates, Pineapple Into Simple Batter By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor We haven't filled the cookie jar for some time. Let's put in some —- Fruit Cookies and see how long Choose our expert dry cleaning care for your . Dry cleaning @ 4-Hr. Shirt Laundry 26 E. HURON (Downtown) they'll last. With children dipping in, they won't get stale, you may be sire. Ld ° Hettie Taylor of Rochester !s today’s cook. A retired social worker, she lives with a colleague, also retired. They share the work, \Miss Taylor doing the cooking, Miss Jarvis the gardening. Both take an active interest in church activities. ‘FRUIT COOKIES By Hettie Taylor %% cup butter or margarine 1 cup brown sugar 2? ewg yolks. or | egg 1 teaspoon vanilia 1 cup pecans . 1 teaspoon soda %, pound dates. cut tn emal! pieces 1 small can crushed pineapple drained 2 cups sifted flour Cream butter and sugar. add eggs and vanilla. Sift dry ingredi- ents together and add to creamed mixture. Add nuts and fruit. Drop by teaspoonfuls on a greased cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 12-15 minutes. well Frilly and Fancy A very frilly blouse doesn’t pair up well with a tailored skirt. In | these days of coordinated separ- ‘ates, it's possible to find tailored ‘blouses for simple, straight skirts. ‘Save the frilly blouse for your wide and fancy skirts. Little Yankee D oo a | the A-B-C’s_. ‘ t ’ I Pledge to Fit Each Child as If He Were My Own! Shoes shanks full B. Tetthier eulin ea | aot lined shoes. _ ©. Straight last for lent ' of toe room. — ™_ . Se F rom 5 We Carry A Widths cor ee ee ee ee oy oe ewe ewe ewe "STRONGEST HERE 7 MOST SHOPS ARE WEAKEST | | Fe] ek ss ‘, ‘ f if os See = f eee. pee peta | See es ae Se Lae Be ee ee ag a te Eee eee ae ee ee ee ee a Make the Best of, Life’ S Vacuime! had sail children, but that’s Problem but she handled it in al where the resemblance ends, vastly different way. | Kay considered the whole busi-| 1” the very beginning, she went ress an unmitigated tragedy, and|‘hrough the same feelings Kay did unfair at that. Her husband had|~te, Sense of loneliness, injustice) been in Germény in World War 11,|°"4 sadness. Pretty soon, she! Why did be have to go again? picked herself up and decided to > She settled down to a two-year Vera couldn't take an outside how to do ceramics but had never| “George to Korea. o pr ° and taking it as a good sport. It over. she concluded, “I Refreshments were at’ seemed to me, the least I could|Drety Sood *t loved every minute\th® close of the Monday, evening = Sesto - of it. It's now a real hobby,|meeting from a buffet table deco S at Sinkler Home res Mamie Eisenhower inspects one of ae Mrs. Carrollyn_T. Allen, Mrs. her sixtieth birthday gifts, an oil painting W. E. Dunkle of herself in the pink gown she wore at all of New York City. They made the ine ts) rs Strudel.. k Spicy WED., NOV. 21 Place your SS now = Thanksgiving New England 6 HOMADE BREAD-*~ 15° =] Fruit Frat 29°(Frat i $420 \ Thomas Pastry el acer 121 W. Huron St. and Mrs. Edwin Hilson, the 1953 Inaugural Ball. Standing be- presentation Wednesday on behalf of the | Tae hind the full-length portrait are (left to National Citizens for Eisenhower-Nizon. | -¥6-NORTH SAGINAW ST. 24th ANNIVERSARY Drastic Reductions... _ Tremendous Savings... On First Quality... Fashion Merchandise... Children’s Books Discussed Sisterhood Hears Talk “Building a Children’s Library” ed by Mrs. Gertrude Present. Mrs. was the subject discussed by Mrs. Jerome Peters read the closing Daniel Rapaport at the Tuesday prayer. luncheon meeting of the Sisterhood of T le Beth Jacob held at the eee Wever School Has Mrs. Rapaport, a worker of the Open House Tonight | Jewish Community Center in De-| at stressed the importance of ‘Developing Tomorrow's Citizens ildren’s books being well illus- Today” is the theme of the open trated, well written and not too house being held tonight from 7:30) cluttered te 9 o'clock at Wever School. “The text of children’s beoks | Room fathers will be hosts at should be simple and childlike,” the open house, and room moth- | the speaker remarked, ers will be in charge of the guest | register and will promote the PTA’ Mrs. George Wyman, program magazine. chairman, introduced the speaker.| Children will be responsible for Mrs. Joseph -Nosanchuck_report-_introducing—parents—and- i" ed on the statewide Temple Youth during the evening. Climaxing the Group conclave being held at Tem- ‘activities will be the announcément ple Beth Jacob Friday, Saturday of the room having, the largest and Sunday. number of family members belong: _The | Opening prayer was present. | ing to the PTA. THT Ms Welcome Wearables CORDUROYS by Billy the Kid action. Thick, warm corduroy. Come in: Toast, Aqua, Red, Navy, Brown. Sizes 3 to “3298 IN THE TOY BOX... FLANNEL SHIRTS. roe sleeve plaid shirts for boys. at Christmas oan cw colors. - oo . to 4 ——) canniee | Sizes 4.to 7 came! ro Boxer. waist _for_snug-fit.and stay-up fo * Maling Shoes Wishing for a raise? You might get it, too, if you happen to be on your toes. And if you ‘ a -.... geally ere smart you're wearing o/ Moling Svedes— because every bright belle knows they give you that “con 35 afford the best” = 09 look—at only $4.99 ney ond $5.99! 8 i MALING’S | Saint 4... 5” ‘Maling Sho es z woRTH san be mee NEW FALL COATS 38. 58. 68. Values were 4995 to. 9500 Imported Tweeds . 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Ld * * : — , | Miss Thebom will come to Wa- <= © : ret et etna a trip to her ‘ | ertor in the course of her annual : : = : arte os — 4 coast to coast tour a more than - ‘ A, as accompanist. -for.Marian.. _ “|S cities. : derson heard her and recognized ae ; | A reception will be held for 4 | the possibilities of her untrained ES - ' her at the school immediately fol- : ee Thebom received fi- ae ou et if 1e est | lowing the concert, All mem- : for her studies and. | : “bers, holders of season tickets, , - of this, she has established . : : . of Waterford Civic Music As- 7 3 5 nad -- a scholarship of $1,000 annually, in Workmanship and Material from sociation are invited to attend. = men S. 5 -, called the Christman Award, to aid/| OXFORD MATTRESS co. Arrangements are being made oe ee : ee < " singers. k ee... - by Mrs. William Shunck and Mrs. = i - - The scholarship is open : i Donald Redmond, % x i. _ . ee 2 P singers working toward a profes- Miss Thebom is well known to ) | careee,, Tee Wass yet i millions of Americans for her ap- Se. ew : return to the fund an | pearances:on national radio and : iS equivalent to their schol television programs. Already this i E iy — arships when ‘their earnings year she has given 10 perform- ; ate =. ceed $10,000 yearly, thereby ances with Sweden's Roya] Opera, a _ creasing the number ot yearly | : appéared at the Frankfurt State ‘ : : : s i. oe i | Opera. and given a series of con- eee om : oa 3 © ° Miss Thebom's rich voice, her ‘certs in Iceland for the U.S. State = lay raat Geran -. personal beauty and her wide and. 4 Department. : Sees a versatile repertoire promise to! Brown Men's nd nea make this an outstanding concert. — Moccasin Toe In addition to this schedule of performances, she will be on con- cert tour and ‘performing many Loafer Brush Coats Often Merit Shoes @ You can be sure of custom made quality in mattress and box- Pes in the Metropolitan Opera spring when you buy at OXPORD! Any width... any length ompany, ..any degree of firmness. The very best at money-saving would look dowdy if it weren't prices, OR AMERICAN ARTIST OXFORDS will rebuild old sagging mattresses or box springs. A native A ice ew ae Gor ing of your coats takes moments Re . make them new again. Call in the morning and we will ah oe ee acne = One em) | caly, pays off in big dividends of| 43 North Saginaw St. deliver your remade mattress or box spring the same day! af Fey ae, DeOUugnS Up In Ono po . sand educated in New York. One of smartness. “The Best for Less—Direct From Oxtord” the oustanding musical tiguies of BLANCHE THEBOM 2 | | ee ! IT’S CLOONAN’S. . . for the Finest in Cosmetics! 3 sles aaa i Gift Candy ‘Just a Minute’ May Cost thursday, friday, saturday | Not Wanted: Hours of Precious Time | by Patient | Housewife Who Can‘t Get Work Done. _ Should Start Clocking Herself By EMILY POST . “T have just recently returned By RUTH MILLETT “ings we can do in “‘just a min- “Im going to run over to aiute. ' neighbor's for a minute. I should) We'll interrupt our work to talk lakonrassinels home from the hospital after hav- ing undergone an operation. Many helback infunthour for “just q minute to a- friend. | ; of my friends have come te see, s * * 'A glance at the clock when we! S a e me since I have been home and When I realized what I had just start to dial and again when wet . quite a few of them have brought said, 1 laughed out loud.- But it have finally said ‘I've really got/ me boxes of candy. | Started me thinking. ‘to get to work, goodby,”’ would “My sister-in-law came in to see We housewives always seem to Often show us that “the minute” - be pushed for time. “There just 'urned out to be anywhere from 20 ae me the other day and she also ; ; brought me a box of candy. Ihave 2fen't enough hours in the day,” Minutes to half an hour. ————- 7 — oe = S eee) B é 2 smore -candy “now than ~T— prow) ve felt ourselves. }TIME- Stirs BY : _ what to do with and my husband Part of the reason why we are’ We figure it will only “take a and I eat very little of it so often behind in our work is: minute’ to run to the grocery “Wher : because we kid ourselves about the store. But on the way, we stop by When my sister-in-law left I oe — —____—— |g ae s mouse and decide to have Coa t NN iets cu ot ct. The ne lie. home with her for the children _ 7. * ' as we could not possibly eat all Planning Dance | We are always doing things for : > of the candy we had and I knew and Box Social our children which they are old for the woman who Ls every inch a female the children would enjoy it. She enough to be doing for themselves . 2 didn't want to take it but I per- ly, , : : because it will only take us “‘a Lustrous black zibelines! Handsome cas- suaded her to do so. \enenan a of = ani . minute."’ Besides. it is easier than . é trying to get the children to do a ual tweeds! Deep piled martiniques! Cozy “After she left, my husband said dance and box social being spon- th. things themselves. plushes' A fabric for very occasion—every ‘it was a very unappreciative sored by Holy Name Society of St. Ra pe pa : ! ; - ; thing to do and that I perhaps Michael Church on Saturday eve- SA Vanes Ula Ld Ls ! taste Hand tailored coats short coats had hurt his sister's feelings, Will ning. , Any housewife who doesn't have ‘e i 4 Long coats! Full and straight coats! Clutch you please tell me if I was wrong?” Je enough time in any day ‘to eet! @ new fragrance brought to America Assisting are John Flamgan everything done she feels has to be | coats! Pile and milium linings! Wool inter- Answer: Although you obviously,Charles Fleming and Joe Rohr- j should start watchi ii ' A done should start watch he linings! Beige, peacock, red, grey and meant to be kind and it is scarcely bach. 7 aaputee _ os by Max Factor a) \ brown in this value-packed group! A huge a serious matter, it would have! J — ; ; 3 i assortment in sizes for misses, juniors ond been more tactful had you offered. The affair is open to the public A bold fragrance? Perhaps. But why not let your < ‘ . her one of the other boxes instead With admission for all age groups Most Mature. Women perfume say the things you wouldn't dare to? ? . custom petites. of her own ie! a box lunch for two, A local Should Watch Reds i Parfum, $18.00. Parfum cologne, from $1. 75. Dusting % : orchestra will provide the music powder, $1.75. Other gifts, from $1.50. su. rece nos rie - so ee “Dear Mrs. Post: At camp this for the dance beginning at 8 o'clock summer my young son met a in St. Michael Hall. bey with whom he became great | , j most difficult, color a mature friends. The boy invited my son M ' - (woman can undertake to wear. rs. 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Parents of these boys in the Wayne-Oakland League school districts should have something to say on the “4 matter. Surely, there are a few boys in the league who are good or better than some of the 500 or better who received recognition in all-state selections. But how is anyone supposed to know? | | tion vote went to Central Michi- | gan, a new member of the NAIA. Ketchman said Michigan mem- ; bers voted 7-1 for Coach Muddy Waters’ team. The only opposi- a balloting will be conduct- in 32 other areas through the) nation, then the NAJA will make a/ decision as to which teams will, play in the nationally televised game at Little Rock, Ark., Dec. 22. The game. billed as the small, jcollege championship, is probably! i the most desired of all post-ecesmn goals for small college teams. mer Waterfotd high school foot- national coverage on radio aed and maybe overemphasized, they == |Poland, South Africa and Argen- ball player, Al Nestor, is a mem- television this weekend (times $ acknowledged. But in the words of \tina may dominate action in the ber of the freshman squad at |Eastern Standard) lone: ‘Definitely a part of the- |Olympic Games veteran ring ex- Panis Unieaiv Neder isail | SATURDAY Armerfean callege picture.” eer eason pert Nat Fleischer of New York 200-pounds, is a tackle prospect. | ABC radio, 1:20 p.m.. Pittsburgh The presidents, intervie | Predicted today ee ——————— jvs. Army. ‘ween sessions of a esol 2 ’ H CBS-TV, 2 p.m.. college football ite American Assn. of Land-Grant Swaps leg Healing | roundup. iColleges and State Universities. CHINO, Calif. —Rex Ellsworth! Mutual. 1:45 pm., Notre Dame included Frederick L. Hovde, a says Swaps’ broken leg is healing vs. North Carolina former star quarterback at Minne- satisfactorily but that it is too soon’ NBC-TV, regional collegiate $0‘: Hovde now is president of to tell whether he'll ever race football. Purd again. MSU-Minn. — 1:3C p.m., Others were Ralph B. Draughon. (Pontiac): WPON +¢Pentiac). |Auburn: A. N. Jorgensen, Conne- | Mich.~Ind —1:20 p.m., WWJ (De. cticut. and C. C. French, Washing- = Opens Today WCAR Regions of Michigan ° . . Swaps, holder of four world Approximately 400,000, Hunters Invade Upper * Individual talent seems to be ‘lacking, Fleischer said, but most {teams are better balanced than at Helsinkn four years ago... * ~ ee Polish team members have av- eraged 187 bouts each giving them ja marked advantage in expert- tence: Russia-is-not-as- strong as had been reported, Fleischer said. records and co-holder of a fifth, tToit):; WJR (Detroit); WKMH ton State, | | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nee was injured during a workout Oct.| (Dearborn) _ The deer rifles started cracking Is at Garden State Park. NJ. Hel , SUNDAY None would comment on yester- 4 the first showing of dawn today. = * * ‘day's crackdown on four major schools by the Council of the Na- tional Collegiate Athletic Assn. They were all aware, however. of recruiting scandals which rocked is still confined there but cosowner| _CBS-TV. 2 p.m., regional profes- ‘Elisworth says he plans to bring /S!onal football, the 4year-old California colt home| Mutual, 2 p.m., Baltimore Colts “as soon.as possible.” ivs. Detroit Lions (outside 75-mile Ar’ were country in the northern Lower Pen Gi dell | B k Barr Patched for Hoosiers iter ay Tole ANN ARBOR &® — Terry Barr, man, the Michigan halfback nae teok him along amyway, know- numbed by aches and pains, gets played in every game ‘and is de-. ing full well he could never make by on fortitude alone these dark termined to play against Indiana an appearance on the field. days as the football season wanes. Barr just wants to play football, | although his artkle hurts and he can ‘Saturda y. First it was bis hip and then a charley horse and then a serious ankle spraip that puzzled doctors. -: | “Just his being there will help | the team,"’ Oosterbaan said. In the 4th quarter Barr hobbled onto the field, his painful anide jredive). insula and Upper Peninsula. ithe West Coast, a reported ques- ll. except a few with specia ‘tioning policies of the Big Ten. estimated 400,000 hunters in the woods of the deer Doran Aspirant for lowa St. Job % fe Lee F permits, were out to shoot a buck’! and troubles which have hit just labout every major conference in aT big, old male deer with antlers’ aMES Iowa “P — The job of ithe country. o brag about. , Iowa State football coach is open * « *@ In scattered sections, where and the name of a Detroit Lions the deer are too numerous for A few days ago, they had heard the feed, does and fawns also -|the head of their association, Pres- | bat he limped 27 yards, shaking | MILW AUKEE W—Joey Giardel- \ident Irvin Stewart of West Vir. were legal targets. off tacklers along the Way to ‘lo, with everything to lose, will 'ginia University, declare recent These inciuded sections of Lake, | set up a Michigan touchdown. try tonight for the third time this. NCAA diselosures “‘reveal a pat- Newaygo, Mason, Manistee, Wex- His a appearance in the year to beat unranked Charley(tern of actions that might well be ford, Mason and Osceola counties) , tightened Michigan's de- | i(King) Cotton in a 10-round mid- reviewed by institutions which re- and also Boris Blanc Istand. fenbe “which had ylelded ‘a light- \dleweight boxing bout scheduled gard intellectual integrity as a de-) The “ate-Manistee county ning fast tally to the Diinj, ‘for the Milwaukee Arena. isirable attribute of their students was the * * ®« most popular stalking professional football player—Jim Doran—is one of the rumored pos- sibilities. | “Doran, an Iowa State end br 1949-50, was ome of a flock of men reported interested in the aren Job following the resignation of eoach Vince Difrancesca, ae » s a 1% i ee = | ~ (8 8-6. Once again, it was that bad man ~- Maurice (Rocket) Richard, who had a hand in the Rangers’ down- points for 13 games, only four ‘points ahead of the cellar-dwell- ing Chicago Black Hawks. Montreal now has a record of, ‘tank Deine Te ras | ey ea i SOUL micoes|voucer, who gute @. special bengitl penalties. meted out.” Ranger) <—" e Se 98-95. on. The . Associated» Press |out +. beating the Blueshirts,|defenseman Lou - Fontinato, the) — wee Sree CR age Be ope Ay ‘against’ ecm yr wa minutes page eager. Hie} Re tial claaail Lane weighed 138% as he scored/of his career against received a 10-minute misconduct, |’ . h Weed © hae aa Fr i 9 SRG See Mente aml tocmn| at Eastern Junior High, " semmaiell eith. quent 1 weighed.140.. This goal came’ in We cee Se Oe ne | | apedker, Dr. Arthur S. Daniels, of Ohio State --yesterday, . "at auch programa but A ‘ ‘ pee et . ae ay Fee # shite is Fi ra a Aes : Aig |. : t ae , 4 - : ee F Re oe 8 Ae, Se “ | ‘ t : f Le eS a eS * 4 a a. 14a coped ag se SB Pet ee i oe Bs ie ok et Bie oe # a! () ie ee ee. Loe) Bee ra Pa eee aicct Pan eae pee) ( dusting in scattered areas. Only ideer - tracks through this snow {slush |the~earliest hunters could follow League; i snows produced only a light State tackle now with the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football former lowa State assist- ant coach Alex Agase; Ev Faiince | since the sun soon turned it _into-ef Utah State and Bob Davis of i\Colorade A & M, lt Recreation L of Physical Education at Ohio State | University, emphasized’ the fact) that each student has the right to the opportunity to develop | as he can ufder the recrea-. and sports programs of our » oe the guest speaker at a E EEE H ge 2 5 3 452 2 iE i Balanced Local Program Dr. pate S. Daniels, Professor | with most persons “the reasons eader Urges v for learning the skill are more important than the skill itself.’* He told the group that various skilled levels, adequate facilities, and strong leadership were the ‘main factors needed for a success ‘ful program. Dr. Daniels said he favored inter-schoot competition among Junior High Schools al- though most major colleges: are against it. “I am for it if It is done in a _‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 re —- City College in Playofts | | Dey 3 Night serriee 7 | NEW YORK (INS) — The unde- =| |feated City College of New Yorkii | yas aes : =. |soccer team has been named to represent New York state in the Dean Heating FE 5- 1 N.C.A.4, eastern playoffs. es Week-End Hunters Nationally ‘Advertised — RIFLED | INSULATED SLUGS | THERMO 16--20--410 Gauge BOOTS a ; 50 Reg. $15.95 © 25 : $Z495 $2255 ee is today’s dreatest whiskey value! "AP Wirephote THEY MEET AGAIN — The Rev. Bob Rich- _den. The Rev. 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Baker claimed he ran last stiff-kneed second from last in the} A barricade of Australian offi-/Tight in great discomfort as did big field of the two-mile race last|cials képt. the press away, but|Rafer Johnson. night at a hometown track meet | Landy let the outside world ‘now However, they didn’t look like’ HAWN’S to evoke sad remarks from his|“I intend to ease down slightly invalids yesterday or today and Code Ne. 581 fellow Australians. lin my training for the next few American officials said the team HATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, NEW YORK + 86 PROOF © 63% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS) They had put great hopes on |days, but at present I intend to go was in magnificent shape. ‘his slim shoulders for gold med-|on with my races at the Olym-| Despite an irritating rainfall and -—_--_- = : ~ : 'pics.” ‘strong winds some athletes of all | Bert-—Guyot,—Australian track, {ations — their way around Ra ~ : : = - and field team manager, conceded Olympic age workolt track: “f-T4-¢- . = 2 762 FULL ROAD HAZARD a ae i ear — —— ne e 2 @ \Greeks Traditionally — He said Landy suffered a “deep Wecd | | Seeman JOE'S: SURPLUSTIAT 'made no arrangements for treat-|- MELBOURNE # — George) | |ment.” He added: “He'll be in Roumbais, a 6-3 Greek pole vauler NAVY | \=e race, If I were a competitor, will have the honor of leading the’ | I couldn't disregard him.” ‘Olympic athletes into Melbourne's | EKVAA® Saginaw St. FE 2-0022 ) REGARDLESS OF TIME USED OR MILES DRIVEN Act Galt ae octal oo recog: cotieeles be The 1956 er TARPAULINS ada of groans which always echo Games. } " é The Greek team traditional! oe fo ee Bs) the parade of nations andi] ff @ae eam $3.50 9x12 $10.80 | A batch of Americans moaned Roumbais, 27, was selected to lead | @ g ¢ $4.20 10x12 $12.00 \ whitefacedly in the mess hall, his contingent by the Greek chef} : = $5.40 12x15 $18.00 where they successfully managed de mission. = vf 4 5720 12x18 521.60 ' 00 15x20 $30.00 LS | Manila Rope, * Ie tt Me" de ft. 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Most of the field! had more difficulty with the greens at the Yarra Yarra Course, which drew angry appraisals trom | many of the saeries. * ° Bayer, who Selchee with a 74, to Wininger’s 73, said “‘these! greens disgust me. The nap of) them is terrific and I defy anyone! to read them.” | Australia’s own Peter Thomson, the fourney favorite and the Brit- ish Open champion, complained) the whole course ‘“‘needs a hair-. cut." Thomson carded a 71 for a third- place | tie. EAST LANSING (AP)—Michigan. State found it had a perfection, a Save ie TIRES Pay less, yet get new tire miles with our .. EXPERT RECAPPING 1-Day Service Pontiac Recapping Co. 489 E. Medison in hokhhheheher' King Louie Bowling Shirts and Blouses WELDEN Sporting Goods . S51 Mt. Clemens. FE 4-6211 A clement ah Baa BABA Ds x 4 Bielat Leads MSU Frosh FE 4.2505. f- Brewer, swivel-hipped halfback | Baliman amassed 1,042 yards ‘| for the Bluejays, topped all high | rushing for an average of 10.9 per scheol point-makers in Oakland — carry. His 144 were alse. two conversions in nine games | piled by the Shamrocks, for a tofal of 128 points, Following Brewer in the Oakland! The fleet- topted Ballman, who County scoring race was big Jim ‘operated at halftiack for the un- Kearney of Bloomfield Hills. The 'beaten-untied Shamrocks, led allihard-running Kearfey downs in nine contests for 144 conversions. |points. Brewer and Ballman preyed that their scoring championships, were not flukes by tearing off huge ‘tatals of yardage during the season. i The ever-dangerous Brewer car, TOP SCORER — Ron Brewer, Southfield's deceptive halfback, is Oakland Courity’s 1956 scoring Prep Scoring Leaders « Brewer made 21 touch. OAKLAND COUNTY QUEp PAT = champion. \points. | Classy Lyndon Salathiel of Wa- | terford finished 4th with 13 TDs » for-78- points, a County, with 21 touchdowns and = better than half of the 267 com- — ter’s terrific threesome of | Peters, Dave Eldred and ty Weaver, who scored 77, 67 and 66 points respectively. Doug Storey of Lake Orion came scored 86 next with 61 points. Walled Lake's larea prep scorers ‘with 24 touch- points on 13 touchdowns and eight great John Walker was next in line | to date — is expected tomorrow = ia THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1956 Brewer, Ballman Scoring AIS Elusive Ron Brewer of ‘Southfield ried the ball 153 times and gained, chunky ‘halfback, chalked up seven | mulated 87 points for 4th spot: John and flashy Gary Ballman of East|995 yards for an average of 6.5|touchdowns in the last three games (Scott) Fowler of Romeo scored 66, ‘Detroit are scoring kings for 1956| per try. His"128 points were more|to~catapult-into 3rd place. Blom-| points, East Detroit's ‘in Oakland County and area Te-/than half-of”his team’s total of berg’s ]4TD total was good for 84 card made.60, and Bill Avery of China from the Games. Only eight’ Australia. (Dryden had 52. ‘Expect 45,000 for ‘ Miami-Clemson Tilt MIAMI, Fla. —A crowd of 45,- 000 to 50,000—largest of the season |with 96 points, followed by team- night when Miami entertains) | Sven Biombers. Avondale’s,mate Don Yeargan and Orchard Clemson College in the Orange| i St. Mary's Terry Raymond, Bow]. ho scored M points’ apiece, Tom Kollin of Clawson had 52 points, including a field goal, Miami, tied by Gearcia and de- nied a possible bow! bid when the |NCAA failed to lift the suspension _—Tralling Ballman in the area ‘still standing against the Hurri-. 4 136 (Gracal tee ere wecere cr a jcanes, hopes to do some beta ; mont’s Alex Honcie, who recorded 18 toughdowns for 103 points. In | €i--3rd- place is the brilliant Tom | Wilson of Lapeer with 91 points on 14 TDs and seven conversions. | Imlay City’ s Orill Frantz accu- Conference representative. spoiling in this one. * ‘Florida and Maryland, hopes to ‘hold the inside track for an Or- ‘ange Bowl bid as Atlantic Coast AUTO PAINTING Expert Body and Fender Repair on All Makes of Cars Ohtse Modern Building for Collision and Painting ROCHESTER FORD DEALER—OL 1-971! LARRY JEROME GD 38 elses on Geneon eel downs and two conversions in’ aaa ne obebshtd ee nine games for a total of 12 |Keatqer. “ploomtei Hills : is 8 ee points to lead all high school grid- ] Blo: Avondale 14 68 m ‘Sal Waterf 5 13 0 +8! ders in the county. aps I proved —_ : ae oeeetene 8 wou om Eldred, pester. ......." w ? best -8 11 0 66 ~ but Lack Power Spee, Eo Walker al ke . Y . Walfeg Lake .8: ® O 54 at the Plate coreany welt Tate 88 8 iH Prema geal a og Ais ei - — Japanese b vown. chee St. Michael-....9 7 7. @ passing football quarterback te Piston es improved their bat- Melly Prep S 87 4 46 ay. ting but they still need more pow- “Mackac: eee, Gen The only trouble is he won't be er, Brooklyn Dodger third base- merdatre n cham @ 7 0 @ eligible until next season. ;man Jackie Robinson believes. ee” Gees Je * . “They look stiff and lack flexi- Madelans OL St. Mery “7 & 9 3 | Larry Bielat, ieakeone quarter- bility,” he stated in an interview. pert tla hn cs 7 ~~ back from Centerline, Mich, ‘I think they ought to eat better” Rebineca, “Pon: ora ours : #28 passed his White team to a 47-20 food, Particularly more milk and rigiey, Troy roa ee ® team final Renki th ft defeat of the green baad meat. eee Frenkowier OL Mery 7 3 3 20 ‘freshman showdown partan id awsogl..... football aspirants. | Robinson praised the caliber of F'.'"\4) TroR eae) oe Wolfe, Wi field 8 -8 @ 20 j He passed for two touchdowns | Japanese teams and players who ——— i toot ‘and set up another with a throw. ‘defeated the Dodgers four times COUNTY AREA LEADERS Voted most valuable by the frosh | and tied them once in a 19-garrie f Q TD PAT Te themselves was Tom McNealey, tour of Japan. etets, Hm begentne OG LT tod bl phen a tackle from Arlington, Mass.| The first contingent of Dodgers Ft tmlay ce or 8 14 7 Ot The complete roster ef MSU frosh wag to leave for the States to‘ Fowier, cc 8 1 0 8 Sgr gg mae guard, Lansing: night. Robinson will be with the, yom wat Detrat. 8 % : 3 Bieiet, quarterback Centerline, red second group leaving Friday. Lindner Imlay City r 7 1 “ in it . quarterback, “Bay” City, “Joe Dempsey. “T think Japanese pr otestional Dalles "homes 8 8 8M quarterback, Muskegon = = H&hOO, basehall ig in’ AAA class, Walker, Bast troit..... 8 » 3 Park; 1 Eckert, rielts, New H 6 8 1 OH aay er Polies Guartervack. said. ‘I know it has mAde great VanDeWa ne Uties 8 OT ON eines, Herman Gud geug, Alege: ae lcurenencramanere cp enell ts eS halfback, ey ty: | |Sawgie, Dryden 8 8 6 ar tackie, . i ee Lt inhe: ter, Lansing; Dean x halfback . Come: Bob Milanowski, NHL Standing $ meee Muskegon; Billi Myers, tackle ison, Dave Northcross, end, High e lana Park, Mike O'Malley tackle Pts, GF GA}, xt George teckio.Ailen Park, . 7 ’ Sob Perry halftect, Anh — — “Bostot ml, =. 3----49—-- 35 23. = Jack Phill halfback irming he ” Ahoy ape, baltvect: Demers, |Derett /B 2% 2 18 ST 3 Sampson. tackle Morene!, Ba Genk. Montrest 8 7 #1 #17 2 2 back, Musk igh te ranc Growiarent. fullback “Detrett: Ron Weeten, Torongo _ 5 444 37 BR : guard, Allen Park. Rose Zeertp, end. NewYork 4 | 9 Rm #1 pa lm ed Barry inde, end " Chicago 2u il > 9 4 Ott the Grapevine | The grapevine, along with the crystal ball which so often led ft tastray during the 1956 high school football season, has been stowed | away by The Pontiag Press sports department until another year. For the ist tigie since the season began, Bill Cornwell bested his colleagues in the’ art of picking gridiron winners. Cornwel} missed four out of 15 choices last weekend while Bruno Kearns and Guy Moats each muffed five. All three crystal ball gasers were thrown for a loss by Utica, Holly and Lakeview. A jétal of 10% games were picked off the grapevine with Kearns comisig out on top with 76 wins for a .760 percentage. Cornwell edged Méats for 2nd place. getting 69 right for .690. Moats had 68 correct for a percentage of 680. Eight games ended in ties and were not figured in the tabulations. The only area game remaining is the Birmingham-Royal Oak clash on Thanksgiving Day. It looks like Royal Oak from here, but Moet ons Ganon Go smartly leader. ni nights. Jus Fall Use Our Choice t ipepeies "BAKER'S STAG SHOP 29 S$. Saginaw. ‘2 Block N. of Oakland Theater. Fines, Jail Sentences for 2 Deer Hunters | CEDAR SPRINGS @®—An early start on the deer season brought ‘two Cedar Springs men into jus- ‘tice court Wednesday on charges —fof illegally shooting a six-point | buck. It cost them Nearly $175 in fines and costs and a jail sentence, * @* e Walter Laurich, 28. and James Babylon, 22, both of Rte. 3. 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Lumber * (Ene Brake jeegner Tne- points ‘the Sooners will take {th L.|41 points better than Iowa State. and. 1719 the Okies responded, 44-0. This week, 18 20 jooking for their thirty-eighth consecu- tive triumph, 21 Missourt and, on the record, they are 25 31 points stronger than the Tigers. Three From Oakland Area a a 5 i _Btroh's Beer Pts. 22 school football teams wound up. Twenty-five Michigan high/records 9 13. Plash ig ia Watkins Pro ll 20 Pts end’s eollege football games. I. N. S. experts were right on 28 of 40 16 selections last week for an average of .711 with 220 right, 89 wrong. . 26 Produ Es Mech 13) HOUSE Let s 1% is is Bit 4022 i od Lake! In Phar’y : 30 Smithson 265, xe | €25; Spenc- LADIES HURON # & Wms Realt Gresham pervert . nd BE 21 15 Fosd-0-Mat 1-B DIVISION Pts. 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MIDWEST Towa 21, Ohio State 14. .. Rose Bowl chances riding. Michigan State 28, Minnesota 14... Spartans on good bench. Notre Dame 21, North Carolina 14... Irish end losing streak. Purdue 28, Northwestern 14 . . . Injured-Len Dawson may return. Illinois 28, Wisconsin 7. . . Illini on power. Michigan 28, Indiana 0. . . Wolverines have class. Oklahoma A & M 21, Detroit 6, .. Aggies awful tough at home. ‘ Kansas State 21, Iowa State 0... Cyclones drop another. Oklahoma 28, Missouri 13 . . . Sooners win 38th in a row. Baylor 14, Nebraska 7... Bears in a thriller. Texas Tech 21, Tulsa 6... Red raiders improving weekly. Wichita 19, Dayton 12... Shockers have depth. . Houston 21, Villanova 7... Cougars march on. Saugatuck 13-0. “newcomers” school football made the list, com- piled for the Associated Press by Dick Kishpaugh of Kalamazoo. ‘Frankenmuth ‘made the ‘grade in! its second year of football, coda in its 3rd year and Mt. Clem- Grand Blane. ee ens St, Louis in its 4th. \H It's been a long time since some | of the teams came through with unbeaten records. Hudson (9-0); [Boyne City spose had its first unbeaten club in 50 years. Sault Ste. Marie, kast De-|rrankenmuth troit and Grand Blanc (each 9-0), and Boyne City, Manchester, Men-' don, Paw Paw, Lake Shore, Walled | g- | Walled tek ce co Lincoln....... (25 State Preps Go Unbeaten Se ae en the 156 campalg with nels champe_ are wniisienied te cthh Flint Northern's state Class A'Day date with Flint Central. there's a catch: the team is Law-| __ rence, playing football for the first time. And the Lawrence club played only one game, beat- Ne team playing a full sched- ule was unscored on, but Paw Paw came closest, giving up a touchdown te South Haven and & _ safety to Mattawan, ° Three to high Lake, Lincoln, Coleman and Me: ick are others who came back into the select group after a long. EO ee absence. ' Flint Northern—providing the | Vikings aren’t hit by the upset |oscod bug—will -beon the -list- for the first time since 1950, a state title Eas! = Northern: Bay City St. dich bid soseeet a ha Ba 10 years ago. by); Romeo (0-27 by Utica); Parma (25-27-by Concord) and Berrien chanan). teams, scored against: |Olivet |Manchesier |Mes ia of *Detrott ‘High |. udson .. tGault Ste. Marie .......+..0--6--- East Lansing.. **Plint Northern... |\Mendon Paw Paw \Sacinaw St. andrew. Lake Shore eee edreerererrenerercee ick TR 0s Mt. Clemens St. Louts ween enree Lawrence **—One game to i) play.” — The only repeater from. 1955 is| Corunna, which boasts a 32-game ii winning ‘streak, Springs (0-7 by Bu- Here's the list of the unbeaten their points and points, Nine Wins Be Bay City St. Joseph. ——— Coruna cee =k Os- | \Dearborn “PordsOn........c0.eee: » 223-33 \Bast Detrott........0.....--0-s00 267-38 ae ees ‘, } r all your elses needs, “The Friendly Corner ; _ fntver SILL NEWTON _ {ome in aed. See Our Stock of All Size Canadian Flyer Ice Skates Trade-In your o d and undersized skates “for new ones. LIBERAL TRADE- IN ALLOWANCE $1.00 HOLDS IN LAYAWAY ‘TIL CHRISTMAS! TCU 14, Texas 7... Longhorns suffer another defeat. Texas A & M 71, Rice 13... . Aggies can’t go to Bowl. Arkansas 7, SMU 6... Porkers getting tougher. SOUTH . Mississippi 10, Tennessee 7... Rebs strike during Vol relapse. Georgia Tech 27, Alabama 0 . . . Engineers fighting mad, rebound. | Miami 14, Clemson 7 . . . Tigers squeezed from unbeaten. | Duke 20, Wake Forest 6... Bluedevils are on the move. | Vanderbilt 14, Tulane 13... Orr & King over Newton & Quillan. | South Carolina 7, Maryland 0... Gamecocks in defensive battle. | Kentucky 20, Xavier (O.) 0... Wildcats in breather. FAR WEST California 14, Wash. State 7... Pappy Waldorf needs this one Stanferd 27, Washington 7... Indians bounce back. USC 21, Oregon 14... Trojans like ducks. | UCLA 20, Kansas 14... Bruins too much for invaders. 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In other week-end games the past performance comparison is as follows: j East — Syracuse 19 over Colgate, Pitt 2 over Army, Penn State 20 over N.C, Btate, Nevy 12 over Virginia, Princetdn 4 over Yale. Midwest—Purdue 11 over Northwest- Wiscons! ern, Tilinols 9 over in, Colorade 158 over Utah, Baylor 21 over Nebraska. Par West — So. Caltfornia 10 over Oregon, Oregon State 24 over Idaho, Stanford 6 over Washington, UCLA 16 over Kansas. Power Index —— for afl of the week-end's games folls’ Wigher Rating Lower Reter Diff, Reter AMONG TOP 150 FRIDAY, MOVEMBER Chat'nooga *71.2 (16) MeMurry — 59.4 |. MiamiFla. *100.3 ( 9) Clemson — 91.8 SATURDAY, MOVEMBER 17 Air Force . 64.1 ( @ ee St. 08 Arkansas . "96.4(7)5.M.U. _ 913 Aw — 8517) G — 865 Baylor _.. 978 (21) Nebraska *77.6 . 1.7 ( 7) Boston U. _ 60.8 HardnSim's 60.2 : 76. 1 (3) Hofstra _. 46.6 Stanford _ °96.5 ( © Washington i Syracuse _ °99.0 (19) Colgate _.. 90.2 Tempe St. _ 85.6 (16) Arizona ‘ennessee *106.8 ( 9) Missisxippl 99.6 Tex. 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Pilets will be obsolescent, with This future look at the Air Force comes from reports made at the 10th Anniversary celebration of the Air Force Association, Since becoming an independent. service the Air Force has grown from 36.000 men to 910,000 men. The 25,000 aircraft it had have been replaced by jets and newer planes. For example, the B29—the best ly succeeded by the BS, the B36, Sa eo B52. There are 131 wings—with 137] of the Strategic Air Command and % per § cent of the missions of the Tac- tical Air Command, according to Maj. Gen. Richard C. 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Ploof Jr. to al Dher is themselves on their elbows and ap toes while the point of a bayonet shi through a new subdi re was held under their stomachs. Renton was accused of holding 7052 A the bayonet himself in the case of Edward RB. Juneau Jr., alleg-| edly’ was forced to do it in the case of Ploof. List Recent Births * Sym oe ea nr in oe |. William H. Anderson, Royal Oak ' Richard J. — Bouthtield Township Globe ‘in Ferment,’ Dulles Says Bene zuidema, — “WASHINGTON (INS) — Central days of ruthless Stalinism.” The nation’s intelligence chief, making one of his rare public appearances, said the Free World faces “acute crises” in Egypt and) other Arab states, He said simi-' lar crucial situations exist in Hungary and Poland: : * —* Dulles, in an address before the American Association of Land) ‘/Grant Colleges and Universities, cited four top global problems in _—__ connection with his statement that. as J. Beers R, TiecDougall Regal Oak. the time, refused to to it hel ne Oak. 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Roy|day, “We have now reached a Seagrave had to have one copy|point where we must not risk a for each of 438 defendants in anjcontinued drop-off in the availa- action to establish a right of way|bility of home finanging.” He de-| vision. clared it’s his belief the govern-| ment must act affirmatively to see| hardware which the various con- that Dies as Son Scores ‘Backs Home Financing ut iu ST. LOUIS W—Albert M. Cie make over age.” eo 8 @ Dulles declined to predict the’ qutcome of the Middle East crisis. | But, he said, the U. “with reasonable accuracy the the world in .is im. said ~ to-| housing production is, testants in the Middle East have ed. 5 | available to put into the struggle year-old son, a junior high half- back, to make a touchdown. Voll-/ mer, 49, an avid football fan, was) stricken seconds before halfback Russell Vollmer plunged over for the score. 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Handcuifed™ garage door handle. =_™ = ransp nting eeth for-tost-teeth..0 Al See Airliners “2,000 miles per hour, many design" ‘ P r ves to Be y. yelled. tor: Belp. “We know it is possible to trans-| | jers are convinced tliat steel is the : “His mother Mrs, Frances ba ssf | at UM --|plant teeth in humans,” he sgid. in Hi ture only material known that can with- * ' called police, — ; oe ail: : selective re of young adults by in weakens the structural parts, * : They unlocked Sammy ANN ARBOR ()—The transplant-|other mem! of our team. But’ whew YORK WA ~ Tooling en ng the wings stiff and the fu- int tun a rae a Uh—Okay, 80 . 80\ garage door, checked the serial ing of live, human teeth and their|there are still problems to be Wii in oni fetin vast selage together. he handcuffs on number on the handcuffs and cai in “tooth | kg’? |SOlved. dreamifg up new ways to shape| The magazine said that it is al- . nom set Poe [found Sek ottoer Biers Cal ae sak eo natiomcer wel BS and fabricate steel to build an all- most a certainty that future com- ES beg ‘them while~ on™ pa- 5 Along with its huge production ‘steel plane capable of breaking the mercial airtiners, capable of flying ~~ Fae T years old, like Sem-_t oS = an research team... ‘of bituminous-coal,- West Virginia thermal barrier where aireraft from New York to Los Angeles _ . my Garcia, and on your way ae «2 is also a considerable agricultural Must encounter extremely wee in 90 minutes, will be all steel. home from school, you snap one; Russia -has nearly 30 million! pr. James K. Avery, project di- state. It produces-about $5 mil-|temperatures, Cows, an increase of 6 per cent |rector, said if the study. pebepeisong ered worth of alfalfa enmually in, “Steelways,” official ssihitentian| Benjamin Franklin invented bi-. ful, it could lead, in certain cases, addition to other crops. : of the American Iron and Steel In- focal spectacles at the age of 78. pe A very aed ile * 2 ~-deed! Has U-P Approved 2 ELECTRIC 3-WAY : OUTLET with long ex- tension cord. ee TERS. sein oP acts REG. $6.95 8 y Metre Furniture Co. _{formerly F. 8. MELIN & CO.) the of their great Pontiac store with other great stores in the Metro Group to bring you A ‘s st furniture lines — the newest and. the mest ‘be autitul nationally advertised b — at tr d savings! You. can buy . the best, recognized quality lines at METRO for less than you can buy imitations. It pays to buy the best. - @ e 2 DEEP FRYER BEAUTIFUL KROEHLER ee With WESTINGHOUS Ses ME ar = Poses oA) SECO CIRCULAR SECTIONALS steeplejack and eqyipment on top ee : of a smokestack more than 300 Sale eet bes Gee or pepe a Eo ral al nto feet high gl J = ne a ne la About — Price trom world » jeargest Migr. of living reom fur Gitars ada te ‘weweat trian and helicopter, Wit of ex~ = tensions of skid landing gear, a deftly. lands on top the chimney by straddling it and putting 5 gteeple and equipment on the job. When repairs were completed, the helicopter returned to bring the worker back to earth. Baby y Attendant Goes fo Prison Woman Is Convicted of Killing Two Infants by we Shaking Them ELECTRIC NEW HAVEN, Conn, u—Baby FRY-SEILLET PER SECTION Combination plas- |. the end emert | faerie coverings Extra well belt and besutifuily styled.” NEW! $59.50 Valve Qtr) Sane a eer re i oF 4 - A . * + KROEHLER SECTIONAL OR / S x attendant Virginia Jaspers, her blonde hair awry and her pale: WESTINGHOUSE SOFA and CHAIR $ face red and tear-streaked, was CONTROL ‘ : : Chore roeh A : led from @ courtroom yesterday Sauccahs ts eae. re pee e 4 —— fag to begin serving 10 to 22 years = ad a lowely modern styles, colors and , . prison. ——_ He fee, $7388 Misg Jaspers, 33, was convicted eo |||. 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China eee RR ee KE eR eS eRe ees | "DREXEL : FURIT PURE. ey eA “President Ousts Councilman Rom Serer II TATE MS e o Official! rubbish pickup in the business dis- proposal won c ap a majority vote, Face for Another Decade for another decade, a speaker pre- Commerce Township—Board—iast-usband and their son in a field) ding 4. Romeo Woman Mashes Hand. in Cornhusker ROMEO — A Romeo woman's left hand was mashed yesterday afternoon in a corn husking ma- on their farm at 13420 E. 29 Mile The hand was amputated later, at a Mt. Clemens Hospital. { Mrs. Katie Lawrence, 35, had © ebgeey Es r HD i revi i Air Test Equipment Lands in Backyard Cotton Heads Japan’s . Exports and Imports Arrangements were made today to return the equipment to Gen- eral Mills, Inc., which has been ples of high-altitude air. The load, released by its balloon, parachuted to earth Tuesday night, landing in the backyard of a Wa- terviiet home. It broke a few tele- phone wires but caused no other ~The Minneapolis firm has been conducting research for the gov- ermment with its balloons carrying scientific apparatus across most of the Great Lakes region. Group Asks Procedure for Water Extension LAKE ORION '— The Village Council here has moved one step closer to obtaining water for Swiss Village. Council members directed their secretary to send a letter to the Oakland County Road Commission requesting in- formation on the procedure for extending this service. fish products, 5 per cent. The chief import item was raw cotton, com- prising 15.9 per cent of total im- ports. Next in order were petrole- um, 9.8 per cent; wool, 7.1;_ rice, 5.3; and iron and steel scrap, 4.7. Public Works Cost 60 Million in 9 Years WASHINGTON — Figures made public by the Labor pre Paid merce departments show ate and local governments combined spent a total of almost 60 billion dollars in capital outlays on public works if the 1947-55 period. These expenditures, with expansion of highway and school systems set- e | spending on all public works for, ‘the 414 decades from the turn of| the newly-organized Mothers’ Ath- the century through World War II. ‘Slate Food, Bake Sale | ORTONVILLE—The Study Guild jhere will hold a food and bake isale on Saturday, from 10 to 2 ip.m. Sale will take place.at the 'Beucler Store on South street. Vote New Keego Zoning KEEGO HARBOR — A zoning ordinance was passed by the city commission last evening. The ordinance will allow com- mercial property “up to three hun- dred feet back along Orchard Lake Rd. and on North Cass Lake road v | iit will allow three hundred feet dicted at the 38th annyal conven- jj Farmers Must Meet Surplus Challenge tion of the California Farm. to ¢ per cent of the annual pro- duction rate 19 years from now. “Farm prices will have to adjust 10-these conditions,” he said.“‘The)— average price decline for all agri- cultureproducts will be near 8 per cent.” Mauch sald farmers must face, the economic facts of life, explore alternatives and make wise de- cisions. “This ts a real challenge for lenge will determine how well farmers will live in the next 10 years." ALBERTA PARKER Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Park- er of Lake Orion announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Al- |berta Lamont Parker, to Tony Al- \lan Schreiber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schreiber of Lake Orion. ‘The wedding date has been set for Dec. 2%. N. Branch Mothers Elect First Officers . NORTH BRANCH — Elected of. letic Assn. here: Mrs. Russell O'Neill; vice president, Mrs. To Plan 1st Pack Meeting from the rail road tracks, within. | Heo city Rentts, for Might Seestrinl tee for the new Cub Pack No. 59 will meet Monday at 7 to plan a first pack meeting to be held on Nov. 26, at the Paul Gallagher | The residential section was put ‘into two zones. i ed as. far. as. Glenbroke street. city council will hold its) meeting on.Tuesday,...| ; might clear the property for the State purchase. . - sii ey di\ Vand We Hove © Voice of Music Visit Pontiac’s Newest Record Shop OVER 50 LABELS fo CHOOSE FROM From “ABC” to Plenty of Free Parking —VIC'S RECORD SHOP 702 W. Huren Daily 10-5:30—Thors., Fri., Set. ‘tH 9 FE 8-6531 Them! “ZODIAC” Phonographs Thru SAT. “ECHNICOLOR {|i DOORS OPEN 10:45 } Fi | Electric Company of Galion, Ohi _ 3%-inch base which has a special “on” position. |lawyer than -32,.-Making--good—use—of.—an.. By MARTIN WALZ * ¢ But the elder Frank Church) was a staunch Republican. And| today his handsome son is a Dem-| ocrat arid’ will be the youngest | member of the Senate when the Congress convenes in Janu-| Church fs a lanky, dark-haired who’ looks even younger engaging grin, a firm handshake and a polished speaking style, he beat Republican incumbent Her-| man Welker by some 50.000 votes! ~ jim the general election Nov. 6. * « «@ Church says he started along the’ road to the Senate when he was in junior high school and his fath-| ier, who loved to argue politics, \used him as an Opponent. sides of politics at party rallies, young Frank had to bone up on © PHONE OF THE FUTURE? — A radically different one-piece | | dial telephone was recently demonstrated by its maker, the North 0, to the Independent Telephone | Association's convention in Chicago. At top, Claire Jensen shows | | how it is used. Bottom photo shows dial, built into the base. It is a one-piece receiver-transmitter which stands on its own 4'3-by- ‘“‘standswitch"’ button. When user lifts phone from table the button switches automatically to the ‘Hollywood Headlines By BOB THOMAS | HOLLYWOOD WF — Does the movie business have a future? James Stewart thinks so, but he aad there'll be some changes Stewart is worth “ating to. After all, he’s a No. 1 star at the J box office. Despite his casual] manner, he’s a keen student of things cinematic. Probably actor in the postwar period as e more from movies than he. immy was the pioneer of the 530 per cent deal. When his salary got too big for Universal-Internation-. jal, he was offered half of the re- fturns for his services in a picture Since most of his films attract -multimillion-dollar grosses, this proved profitable indeed. e * °@ “The picture business has got to. change,"" Jimmy reflected on the +} “Night Passage” set. “We've got to make movie going more at- | tractive for the average public. | | “That means we've got to have \taore comfortable seats, better air conditioning, more attractive thea- ters. We've got to make going out [to the movie theater a real treat ‘for the geal.” The biggest bore, he opined, 4 going to the movie house and ‘being unable to. et in. -having a reserved seat policy, the, same as legit houses. When people ‘go to the theater, they want to ‘know they're going to be able to find a seat.” | * * As a ap of fact, much Ge" bate is going on in theater circles ron the same matters Stewai brings up. The trade journal Va- ‘riety has raised the issue that Marriage License | Applications “WALK THE PROUD LAND” “STORM OVER THE NILE” J) Noreen Ret Pay ee | Joe F. Liford. 208 Plorence |, &nne C. Lickwood, Orchard Lake j , Raymond BF. Haringean, Detroit H Linda J. Hall, Bioomfield Hills Donald Smith, Walled Lake Alice Fisher, Walled Lake Robert R. Peid. Cincinnati. Ohie Norma J Hudson, Birmingham- gh Phd og 8. Na gs A we, ee Madison ye B Richards, 33 8. Jessie Carot J. Bicknell, 50 S. Jessie Stuart W. Johnston, 108 E. Rutgers va P. Miller. 94 Calvert ™ | Donald L. Vernier, 438 Midway | Ingrid O. Bj tad, Birming! | Clarence H. 1088 Daft ; Doris J. Zoiman. 3 Pineetove TONIGHT FRIDAY @ SATURDAY | BOB'S: CHICKEN, HOUSE | Wilburn L. Taylor, 114 Center Jimmy Stewart Expects Film Business to Change jmany theater owners are poor ‘housekeepers and have allowed their theaters to get run down. New Health Officer ‘for Eight Counties CADILLAC # — Eight Western no 4nd Central Michigan counties will) get a new health officer after be-, ing without one for more than two years. Dr. Max Cook, 36, of Charlotte, has been named to the post cover- ing Grand Traverse, Leelanau, Benzié, Kalkaska, Wexford, Craw- ford, Missaukee and Roscommon counties. Dr. Cook was formerly health officer for Eaton County for 4‘ years. The eight-county area has been’ without a health officer since the death of Dr. Clare Merritt | held the post last. Court Dismisses Charge Against Phone Solicitor DETROIT # — Because state laws on false polio don't =] had to dismiss the case against think —we've—got to think abouts 2syearold woman yesterday: Judge Ide said he would recom-, mend that the state legislature in- clude telephone advertisements in state statutes which he said cover ae other types of advertising me-) ‘He dismissed a false advertising Against Mrs... Joyce...Mae.,. Holt ot ‘meburban Highland Park. She was accused in the charge of luring customers to her photo-; sae studio with false prom- , made over the telephone. _ ge Ide, while dismissing the ase, said “this method of doing avery is phony, unethical and designed to prey on Unsuspecting ; persons.” Memory of ‘Badger’ Lingers On—and On! something move in their bedroom. “It must ‘be a badger. Badgers bite. We'll have to kill it.” The brothers pressed against, the closet door to squeeze the ani-| mal to death, But the badger turned out to be a skunk. skunk died: But the memory. lin- gered on. | Melba J Taylor, 267 N. Saginaw GOLDEN DRUMSTICK | PHOENIX, Ariz. @ — Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Maldonado heard! 'Democratic principles and back- iground to hold his own in the friendly ES Genates: * ‘high school, I was a converted and ‘confirmed Democrat, much to the amazement of my father,” he said. BOISE, Idaho ® — If Frank) His theme in the primary, in| which he beat three other Demo-| crats, including former Sen. Glen Taylor, was: “Let's build Idaho and get away ‘from the leadership which has kept it dormant these last 10 years.’ Besides being taken to hear both | Church received his law degree from Stanford after World War II service as an intelligence officer in India, Burma and China. He's |married and has one son, 8-year- old Forrest. |Todd flew to Miami from New Laws Com pleted, City. Needs Police to Enforce Them —— Michigan town of about 500 persons which for five) months had a policeman but no ‘laws to enforce, now has laws — but no policeman. For two years city elders worked on a new set of ordinances replace the old set which un- explainably “disappeared.” At the same time they approved ,the ordinances, the village coun- ‘cilmen fired the town’s only full-. “By the ose I was a senior in time policeman, James Alford. | market. They. said they couldn't afford his’ $3,600-a-year salary. | Alford had no comment, EAU CLAIRE, Mich. wm — This children, Michael, 3%, and Chris-| ‘disclosed amount. j today from film chores. “I may never work again,” Miss Taylor said when she and York. * s * Tonight they planned to attend) a Southern premiere of “Around | the World in 80 days,” a Todd production. They said they hoped’ to get a “few days of rest’’ in the! Miami area. Todd, 48, said he did not know when he planned to marry Miss: Taylor, 24. ‘‘She hasn't asked me! nny s | = zs teen Se 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, WOVEMBER 1 15, 1956 Pan-Am Airways |s,citaet Senator Learns 2-5-5 TaylorTodd —— Runs Ten Flights ns eee 4 a Take Gaia ‘ a : s & *# on Paper Weekly |. © Ss hist # TAs eoneet : Reverse Politics |." | When he began campaigning this i? F lorida NEW YORK (INS) — Pan-Ameri.|{shts they will be ready for po- oem ot Mae "|tential problems that can be ex- tside of Boise. I BEACH, Fla. —Soreen Cahost™ ficats 5 Cecrating te lpected’ when the Jet Clippers go} ‘Dem Church of © Idaho He got into his car and traveled star Elizabeth Taylor, suing for America from New York. a Found Party Arguing ing. plane ‘wipe and travel with od se a — ——— ae ee. ——— | P< ET e gave her a big] | The imaginary “flights” are be- Need 45,000 Signers x With GOP Dad s+ 'diamond, took a Florida break] A yet,” he added. He called his gift “a friendship ring.” Miss Taylor sued British actor Michael Wilding for divorce yes-; iterday at Santa Mofica, Calif: She} charged mental cruelty, The ac-| tress asked custody of their two; ‘'topher, 142, and $250 a month for’ \their support. She waived alimony! jbut a property settlement dated’ July 27 will give her a large, un-| Forged Sheriff’s Name | to Cash Bogus Check PHOENIX, Ariz. (®—Maricopa County Sheriff L. €C. Boies is look-; ing for a daring forger who cashed a $64 check in a Phoenix super- Here’s how the man signed the bogus check: “L. C. Boies, Maricopa County | “Matinee 40 S Child 20 Eve and Sunday S0€ Today and shied €07xy ' Raiders CO-FEATURE “SECRET VENTURE” Kent Taylor Jane Hylton — SAT. — “Raiders of = Seven Seas” ‘ - “Yellew Tomahawk” Sheriff.” THERES No Fun Bein A StAy-At-HOME See A Good Movie Tonight!” Feature at 1:06 - 8; - 9:25 P.M. S:18 - 7:28 —— Added C'Beope Tre - ADVENTC! RE in caPRi™ Tweety Bird Cartees LATE NEWS— a SUNDAY: “THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE” Strand = Starts Feature at 11:15, 1:20, 3:20, 5:25, 7:35, 9:45 P.M. —Herry! ‘Get Your Tickets Now For Our Thankagiving idnight ELVIS PRESLEY in “LOVE ME TENDER” Eve M TODAY! q q 4 4 q ; i eer Hed | | Donald F McClelland. Walled Lake t | Margaret J. Utash, Walled Lake ' Box D 8. Ande | x inners Gloria P. Me MeClintock, a3 ~ Astor” mceemeapem akin si Bt 1918, Portpoo! } - Delivered Free _ Coll FE 8-0483 WhO.44444 4 4 —_ Latest World News ——Added Entertainment—— Cartoon meatal Pest’ with Sylveste Specialty “Green Gold” Show, Wed., Nov. 21st Events — } compromised ...and she finally | even gets the Cadillac in the end! - es id a ee Se ee EEE tees (RES EL Se . = ¢ ee ee aes Be LP Sete s ee - eaelioeiats | maee ais aoa .% va aN } ' ‘ Pe rs eee oe rer a ' ; alee ae ” ares aS : gis j , ; il f ‘ ‘ ? —SEXTY-FOUR - ido aoc arene “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1958 ae, DONALD DUCK > Ae aati ae. Tiny San Marino May Become Haven ASHINGTON s world’s. he and his followers established jcoast. No longer in use, the tunnel a =a *| the state which bears his mame. |withstood a severe bombing in 1944 ‘Smallest republic, San Marino, TN "so not want an inch of When several nearby buildings fell founded 16 centuries ago as a SANC:| ners’ lands,” said Marinus, “and 4nd many people were killed. : tuary for persecuted Christians. Win not give up an-inch of| Except for this foray into === Rybecomewn-atomic-agehaven cure.’ True to-theirsaint’s maxim.| films the San Marinese have | = | | [37> > for precious paintings, books, and the San Marinese have success-| lived a peaceful Ife marked other irreplaceable cultural works. ?y))y resisted all assaults on their, only by the physical ups-and- "A member of UNESCO, tiny San freedom. Their refusal even to downs of their hillside existence. | ~ ~Wiarino Was one Of the first to’gnnex a piece of heighboring land! Primarity-« peasant people; they |-~ ratity 8 new convention which Pro-temptingly offered by Napoleon export eattle, wine, building __wides protection for cultural prop- may explain why they escaped stone, and stamps. erty in the event af War” “swallowing tp in the Tralian unifi=| Though the” bonibing shattered’ San Marino is a nation within @ cation. ‘the Wlusion, San Marino still gives nation. the National Geographic! The new United Nations agree- the. appearance of invincibility. Society says. Its 13,000 people see ment involving San Marino seeks Topped by three mighty citadels ALLEY OOP ___mare of Tealy from their mountain- to immunize museums and monv- strung together with thick wails, | “tap Gide their own 3B square miles ments from attack. Shelters also craggy Mount Titano once was, ef tervttary. Yet that land has been wij) be built for movable works rented in its entirety by an Ameri-| theirs since the time of the Roman of art. can film company for use in a , Exper. When the San Marinese ratified movie about the Borgia clan. The. A Christian stone-cutter named the agreement, they offered a scene's authe.tic medieval look Marimes is believed to have fled shelter which was already, built, imparted reality to a spectacular trea the Dalmation island of tested and ready for use. It’s a battle in which the defenders Arbe te the Apennine mountains deep tunnel, nearly two miles long, clouted the Borgia men with “Iu pertheastera Tlaly. There, ‘through which a raitroad-formeriy-rubber -imobbed—war—ciubs —and-}— atop three-pronged Mount Titano, ‘ran to the Italian city of Rimini, drenched them with boiling oil; safe from the Roman inqguisitors, 11 miles away on “the Adriatic (dry ice and water). + BOARDING HOUSE ot By T. V..Hamlin ° > —~CYEH, THA'S RIGHT/ I'M |. J NOW, NOW; IN THIS PLACE, TAKE IT EASY, ) AN FOR ALL I KNOW OOP... THAT'S 4 THATS A NORMAL NONE OF YOUR RE BUSINESS ND HERE. * ‘gemeanaass - ‘ ; BS pe. _ ; : Lig i i a a 7 2 y KA gi > Mi} % ep, td lf Ge Vy, “4 — baa be tS aa ih i“ ‘ . os WY ; <1 rae o r /UM-KUME! YOU SOFTIES MIGHT WELL FOLLOW MY STERLING BKAMPLE/a.A WEEK OF THIS AND T'LL ARE YOU HUNTING IT'S JAPON THE Whe, 52 GAD IDEA 1G,O \ 7, BE AS LIMBER AS A FIRE % IT TILL I CAN S100° AND Nets © 1986 by NEA Gervce ne TM Rog US Pat. Om. NANCY By Ernie, Bushmiller (A TOUCH MY = 2 mnie THANIS— ( THEY SAY HE |[HER HANDS) GINING 2 THE KEEPER OF WORRIES AND FEET 4 z THIS ZOO IS A ABOUT i VERY KIND MAN '/ || EVERY x posing peetin eel aco lomruny | See BUSHA1/1 1 Epe > CAPTAIN EASY ) By Leslie Turner : FORGET If, MRS. O'SHEA! 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By Charles Kuhn : ...T' COME PAST THAT OL | | WHY,GOLLY, I LON'T) | [1 DIONTT... | RAN! ; : HAUNT by Franklin Folger . A BRAVE -. TW NENT BLOC E ALL P WA By Ta Upreof | | se ALONE’ ANYTHING’ t 4 ened T Ld . \ > mal | i, ) ‘ < oe LT? B&‘\ j pol Ge é a 4 Y Le oneal aM : N Ea ee SS Fra yo =] oS: WHAT'S THE WORLD COMING To 7/7 r ALL. THESE TEEN-AGERS MAKING A HERO OF THIS VIBRATING ROCK. rh — AND ROLL SINGER /7/ WY, > : \ . * ae * = “I want @ cereal that doésn’{ do anything.” eo ¢ ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1950 (Easing Tension ‘Average Man’ § tea Sling Ss Electric Shock Victims Grains FEAL Sours Me ite Bec » One Deadly Mistake Ss oe Wasa Mots One Dey Mia by|tunates are just as dead asthough : Prices CHICAGO # — A heavy burst of , FRUITS Delicious, Fancy, 6.00 ‘ s\walk “the last mile” to death selling swept. into grains on the Pancy” 2% ba: Ne “P Stoass ee | NEW YORK Prices advanced Seeks ‘Average Ivan’ {ric shock every year in the they had been strapped in the = = | board of trade. today, forcing all! Spit, Jonathon. Fancy, 3.50 bu; No. 1. in active early trading in the stock -but Can‘t Surmount United States. ae chair and the current ; cereals lower. Fancy, 3.50 bu; No. 1 250-3.00 bu. market today. _ — Si ower a ag paren mrnel Wverramemimenrcgnd aswel Lewd Less _;turned on. Eee ee : A = ON | é —— i? i _— 1 of i i i % 3 _ An overnight-improvement-in the Re?" Tsed oF a keh ag ee '~-Pivotal_tssues— gained fractions — Soviet Red Tape. A jage of justice?—not at V4 very aay we read er — international situation, halting the Hees ng Sonia, Mott River, He. 3, = gat all, for they are victims not of a. — about whe has : war seare buying of commodities, ese. Pears, Boce, Pancy, 300 bu: Nort, ° around 2 points. But some lead- By CHARLES DENTON jury’s verdict; but of their own aed Rese S caiaal - i was an important factor in the 3.00-3.50 bu. Pears, Miefer, No. 1. 3.00- ers were up 3 or more. or someone else’s lack of know- commit : . 3.50 bu. Pears, Sugar, Fancy, 3.00. bu; . HOLLYWOOD (INS)—A movie- i | jeide by ignoring the inexorable : downturn. — ve }. 118-238 bu. Quince, No. 1. 3.00- The presence of United Nations) As pee Ea jledge. They lose their lives not laws of electricity that separate ; But there were other reayons} VEGETABLES, MISC Beets, No. 1. 75-|forces at the Suez Canal end-fad- p4el Shaan Ws Gal wi Soviet Landed ages amen the quick from the. - : for selling, including a threat of a| °° “et bchs Beets. Topped. Pancy: 2.00 ing prospects of intervention by went to x everyday pursuits electric powér) dead. = shipping tie-up from a strike and {125-178 % bu. Cabbage. Curly, No. 1, Communist “volunteers” led to a counterpart came away @ is a factor, and though they are Recently a young woman in sharply lower government supports bu. Cabbage Spreuls. No. 1, 76-128 bu, better feeling in Wall Street, brok- frendly wave to the Russian peo-| Chicago was electrocuted when she for 1957 crop corn. Cabbage, Standard Viet, to, 1, 65-88 ers said. = Aa juicy Bronx cheer for) picked up the cord of an electric Wheat near the end of the first arrete Re, or 98 “das tera. Cou| Bethlehem Steél was up around , ern on ons tape,” Bill Ken- fan while mopping = fase, Te ore hour was ¥% to 1% lower, Decem-/250 4. to 6-dos. ae he te ieaas and Youngstown Sheet and Tube nedy, an irrepressible, 31-year-old a Or qa was frayed and the floor was ber $2.38, corn % to 13% lower,/4;,'e §-doz. crate: Geers. Root. No. 1. over a point. , pepsi —a deadly combination. ber $1.38, oats % to % *}1.00-1.50 dos Fennel, No. 1, 2.25-2.75 doz businessman, declared today, must oe es Decem 38, oats to low- behs. Kohirabi, No. 1. 1.00-1.50 doz. bchs.| es ¢ «¢ have been invited by the Russians: : | er, December 78%, rye 1% to 1% fone a Ko 8 1, 3.00-3.28 pk. basket. | : Leeks. No. i, 1,00.1'8@ do in Onious,| Lukens Steel which rested yes- Every year a few uni 2. be Kennedy, who fs about as ‘‘aver- baz: No. 1. 1.00 for Sylvan Lake sil rongresd oe merveen ae bese Onions. Green, Ko. 1, terday after its sensational rise of/ — MELKMAID IN MANHATTAN — Manhattan, Kan., that is. Con- jage” as a dust blow in the Arctic, = eit Longe the con- and lard 5 to 20 cents a hundred 90.198 ‘doe. ‘bets pare aot ot around Pee pare Se) Maryan, | Senn ot See Caen rene SS tone: the a me . or sun-lamp while taking a bath. lower, November $12,95. a 43 bu Pot oer. Paper 128. $0-tb ‘Sugar reining was up around 31 queen of the college's Agricultural Barnwarmer festivities. — se ew = Council Picks Wideman And every year some ot them have 2 : / ‘airs, Black, ne 1 1 w.2 i et Radishes High-priced Superior Oi of ‘Cali-’ won the title by beating out four other’finalists with her cow-milking | ,,, actually tried to get his) ¢ Fil} Kreps’ Positio ny eer Med stele pre whale ; Grain Prices ‘Hubbard. No. 1 100-128 bu Tomatoes. fornia was up another 7 points.’ amd “average Ivan" off Soviet soil and ; M , pe wien a person is sitting of |matees, “Hotho i rerie; ate ie, oat International Nickel dropped} : \back to this country to appear on wo Men Sworn In _when nee = é CHICAGO GRAIN basket Turnipa No.1. 90-1 3. 'NEC’s “People Are Funny” TV ishock is hundreds of times mo: CHICAGO Nov. 19.-(AP) — Opening TY7piDs Topped. 6 ‘powerful than «eg dry surface, Guif Oil rose more than 2 and show, which bankrolled the inter- Howard E Wideman! was elected Architecture : UCE AND SALAD GREENS | , : —— _ ,, tty Cabbace No 1 109-150 bu Endive, Royal Dutch about a point on mS a n ta F e national stunt. by his arrveil i ich according to L. C. Meyer, electrie Wheat rch ...... .10M0:\No. 1. 100-186 bu. Endive. Bleached : | joer y his fellow councilmen last night system specialist. Dee. ys Mas : Be nee wa 3-3 28 pe puscarole io 1. 1.00- better atmosphere in the Middle . . . . | ae ene le neeee lone las Svivanl Lake's pew (ayor. syste ba fs ‘scare ry 7S. ~ ; . " u : a S ' ‘. May FH ec ~ say 228 OU Letters: Bese es. 1 seer bo| East where these Odie be Stirs Fight 1 Old ( ity | thing.”” the impudent, energetic | Wideman, 45, a former member QUICK THINKING ; Sept 2.28% March . 137% Tho bu Lettuce, Romaine, We. 1, 180: nen sees a alle Kennedy said in one of his rare of the village and City Council.) Quick thinking can often mean ee Jule 1 53% GREEN: Cabbage : 8 no b cy) ss ep 8 hecion | | serious and motionless moments. succeeds Anthony Kreps. the pre- the difference between life and . : , c ge No : ta. | 7 , q , lov j ees iat) Nove IS el RR eo ints oy & stly SANTA FE, N. M. (INS) —'tourists interested in history. ro- “The Russian people I = were vious sion ipl who lost out Nov. 6 death when secre power alerid July ae Dee 13.98 soinach No 1 100-128 bu Bwiss Chard. Leading rails were mostly c.nta Fe, N. M., the oldest cap- mance and an atmosphere which helpful, friendly, cooperative and in his bid for a fourth three-year ning wild, Meyer ge Recently Sate March is 30 No. 1 100-12§ bu. Turnips. No 1 78: steady. U. S. Steel was up & frac- i435) in the United States, faced a'can best be described as “charm-' hospitable. term on the council. ‘four young men in the midwest Dee. . Ta% May 14.60: 2$ bu so-dor case. WON. Motors were frm. Du Pont . S 3 . ‘ wae dite a eae BOGE barge 1 551646 ‘fight today — involving ‘progress ing.” | From the first day that Kennedy, Medium. 1100-12 60. Smal! 7 86-850. But there are many who think landed on Soviet soil as a special |dropped around a point. Allied ‘Chemical rose around a point. €ouncitman Robert Menees was-when a tive power-ine fell across nominated as mayor pro-tem for the top of the car. One by one Latasarle! cred ing blocks included Virginia emissary for video performer Art. one vear term h jumped clear of the | DETROIT Nov. 14 AP) top. Opening ; dustv old adobe walls and nar-\and antiquated systems. There are Ljinkletter, he began angling — at . , ne ome in con- DETROIT POULTRY Detroit cases inciaded. feats! scare,Carolina Chemical up % at 21% foes ee Saas aa Sworn in as the newty-elected Car, being care ful not to be in DETROIT, Nov. 14 (AP) — Prices paid eTades 5 saler Ul at Sound Tor Wp Quatty “ive pouty Whites—-Orsde A -tumbo s1-s9-werentea’ OO ‘17.00 shares. Chrysler_up. ae -¥ OB Detrott up to 10 am average $45 large 41-45', wid ave 44: 72 on 1,000, Gulf Oil up % at 111% lmmore aiilltarian 11-29: light type hens Medium 27-32 wtd avg 30% small 24 1 U. S. Steel up % at | e an. are or tryers 2%4-, Browns: Grade A large 40-44, wta. ,00 and U. 5S. : * Grey Crosses 21, 8vg 42 medium 26-32%. wid avg 31. T)4g on 1,500. 72 «Grade C large . Seca mh eae oe .. lodge Calendar B s 21-94. §%-@ Ib average 25-27; geese 10 _ 34-38.-_turkers._heary type hens 38.38.. Commercially graded i | ms DOR nS ce large 8-48 > ~ On the American stock exchange. specie) communication Pontiac : aiet, mostly ght demand for tmmedi-' Browns Grass a ls, a-ag_ PIES were higher. Gains were | + odge No. 21, F. & A. M., Fri., Nov be made into just as nice a town Soa: made by Creole Petroleum, Inter-/1¢:n 7:30 p.m. to confer F. C. as, say, Albuquerque. Comment: Market steady Trade rather laree 41-42 ate Aas ~ — peaeey h holiday buying large 40-42. medium 26-29 sa! upplies generally ample. Farm, national Petroleum and Molybden- gegree. Samuel E. Smith. W. M. um | —Adv — type house, where brick would be get Mr. average Russian through’ councilmen at the organizational * * One of the most popular forms of home entertainment today is ' television—q harmiess pastime if you observe a few common- riev, a gray-haired 60-year-old em as a city in 1947. He continued _gineer at the Molotov Poliographic his tenure through November 1955 The believers in “charm” fight Combine, which prints Russian en- when he announced he would not the “progressives” on every _cyclopedias. seek re-election * large smal! CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS CHICAGO. Nov ‘ferings of geese appear very short. Hecetpts ef eaponettes over 815 Ib are athet scarce as these sises are being earved 14 AP Butter por: bonds were higher. a cahecntretyleopemanlpste ame, Uae ~ ody receipts eee oe sheless i buyine alae the adil Press| front. Every time an old tree | Kennedy spent 10 days rush- | * * | sens: safety rules. oceipt em ‘ at foes umchanged to | cent higher: 8 & ay 4 ‘ = ! ve bs | va ey = . : Pteade Mehl and” offerings fully 80? 02. #2 A @2 BO B GN. 8 C 38%. average of 60 stocks declined $1.20 News j Brief comes down, or a historic house | ing futilely from ministry to min- After the death of former Coun- First, Meyer catgions, never oon “Beer, steady: tecetpte 12.500. whele-'to $172 80 n is demolished, this particular seg- istry to agency to bureau to what Ciiman Frank Baldwin, Wy ideman .rect a tall television antenna on —— sels during prices unchanged et : ; ment of Sante Fe comes to life _ have-you trying to oil the tracks returned to fill Baldwin's unex- (1,4. t) a power line. Several ; hig ts t " petier nit * gna A ; i CHICAGO ee ccna eeieeahrs 384; mixed 38',. mediuma 31 wandards A $16 girl's bicycle was report- with indignant vigor. | for his average man’s departure pired term in p98 poses o ke deaths have occured to date while spout steady | recetpte 1.121 coops ype Ble New York Stocks ed stolen yesterday from the The most recent “Save Santa from Russia. ve hives at con bea te Gk towers were being erected. In eS, oo tera ' i ” . é is sales ma T e € pe total Ibe fer Sap aed potong Shih as _ Hats wesruiae G@esse Gans grounds of Madison Junior High Fe’ alarm was sounded as leaders) «7 pan over to the American em- an é sales manager a addition. an installed se eee Om renee a Cmesao rorarose | Sco, Pomrine (yates) #1) Vat (Wie sovem Reteed 8 OD eer aoe ested oa en vee sa ey Ga weer ere td ka White Mocks i030 Bar, Potatoes arrivals 98: track 3¢¢ tote! Acmiral . 135 Isl Crk Coal. 50° pegging guilty to reckless driv- ordinance patte after laws ROW thar wouldn't require my boy to iso sworn in last evening was SUPPOMS give WAY = . 4 Rocks 20-31, caponettes under 4 vs _tntoments 148. supplies moderate Als pes. at — oR vf “ip Charles Stoolman, 23. of S77 in effect in Carmel, Monterey and pe fingerprinted. The man there Constable. Frank L. Stott. William \ 23-32. over tia Mm 20°26. hen turkey? Russets 115. Minnesota North Detota Aled Stra. $93 Jones 31 .....616 ne. . a Santa Barbara, Calif. The law 3.1 smiled and said if I got a Rus- pigford was appointed alternate tis Tee pene! Lele ’ sient Red River Valley Pontiacs 2 65-2 75 Allis Chal 316 Kelsey Hay ... 4) 4 Portage Rd. today paid a $100. iid trol th tvle of new _- . : _ te and one too often overlooked, is — oe _ Alpm Ltd 1206 wennecott . 133 fine assed by Pontiac Municipal wou control the st} : n sin? to go, they d arrange the constable. Tom Reese was re-ap- : es : h th ' ’ Am Afri Be Kimb Ck ..... al ee ae buildings, make them stick rough- visa.” pointed city attorney. Ug eth foeels eared ial Fir st U N Police Livestock jam ‘Can aL} Rrvage B@ 0:0$5 (Judge Maurice = Fieress ly to the three types of “Santa Fe Finally Kennedy wound up being ee oack of yom TT tie te comm AT ae LOF Glass... 8 same Style” — Pueblo, Hacienda and s¢ Intourist, which handles all iself activities are J ba : am Gas & HE 37 Rummage sale — Holy Name y Oo, é sent to Intourist, which hanaies é : Nal ...137 oe R h C DETROIT LIVESTOCK an Mo ra; ni toe ry My "83 chureh School auditorium, Bir- Territorial ‘tourist matters in Russia, to see a Sears to Finance eer of home-life, but leave DETROIT Nov 15 (AP>- Hogs—Sa! ee 146t 5 . 104 5 ‘ . ‘your TV set to an experienced re- ; Cac anal lone avie Imo Not enough bos octets centy Am Revs copy pe ae a a Fri., Nov. 16, 9 a. wr Po ARCHITECTS IN ARMS /Mr. Moulin Sao Even when set is die- » Make @ mark spdefione weak Seat E Lorillard... 7 ; — r. . ” 7 . e he (Continued } Page One! Cattie—Saiabie 190 Todays mareet amleestn 33 Martin Ol. 423 . But even before the proposed “That took two days.” he said, Ti p ents connected and has been turned supplies ta Sone) srmerene | 58 vangier Ae eerie chow | wis tt Teme Sisends te ek Set meee lew ft 0) he ty eine Oe “and right away Moatin gave me | [[T]@ aym off for hours, there is often a hgyptian diplomatic sources there {com Wednesday. scattered sales steers: AM - 31 sterex 31 bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031 mission, a well-organized local the business about fingerprinting strong enough charge left in the still declined to discuss the report {Sie Tows undertone BO cents sews, Anaconda. et Mpls Sion 8.2 —AQV.group of architects polished up and said Russia couldn't submit | CiICAGO uw — Sears, Roebuck instrument to cause serious and , . yn er (Con : last Thursday tredine ADae WC a6 = * ; s zens to such hu- ' s ere was a complete blac pinot a % __ Compared iost Thnreday | tradine Armee Su M48 Mina mane > <2 Swiss Steak Dinner, St. John’s 2rEuMents against what they ae her citi 5 and Co. is setting up a subsidiary even fatal shock, Meyer explained. nformation at the Egyptian“Em. very quill due to Approaching holidays Armour & Co %3 Monsan Ch .. 384 Lutheran Church, Hill St. Thurs. termed the principal of restrictive ™ tion. corporation to finance time pay-| * « hassy_there —Requeste. for contin. ei re eet seer oe Saceaay cece eee 1S Meet ieee a WOT 18 from Sto 7 Adults. $25 style. ; | *~ let him talk himself out and ment accounts “Electric power has helped make , mation or denial of the report were weak to 50 cents lower after iosing #!1 palt @ Oh 82 Nat Bic... #3 C2iidren under t2—@i. —Adv A ‘for the group said: then teld-him about my deal for the * 6¢ @ ‘America the most prosperous met by “no comment" or ‘no one Gi seer’ pent Mea prime (if? . creat. a6 feng — . a R aaia ef Cath “It implies that the best that can special visa. He went into a state Chairman Theodore Houser, in nation in the world,"’ Meyer pointed s available who can discuss this steers 38 oo to lew Ldilco Beth Meet 109 8 at ped as oe Ween a eA ie be accomplished in Santa Fe has of shock. I went out to get a hair- explaining the move, said the new out. “‘Properly used, electricity Yr Mi ! 204 5 oF bulk ix 4 i . » , . + * + "i . oa x a matter cood and chaice steers 850-1180 Ibe 2} 00- Bond stre .. 154 oa — Pog 8 to 12 a. m. adv ready been done. Such an ordin- cut. which was a doozy, by the way, unit will provide .an additional provides us with the comfort and : a the sey desi : = 2 > sea bigs choice a = insenue bast! eee 2 Se bel ao = ee & ieenle ance woul be polars Lge pain while he conferred with his bosses. source of funds to meet the growth luxuries our forefathers never the international force at Capodi- peters 2350 most good and choice, Budd Co a a ummage sale, First Congrega- of Santa Fe., a tradition of growth. “‘When I came back he told me it , ’s “easy dreamed w id day be a om lore 780-888. ; ; eee ort & West 604 ' 1 in volume of the company’s “easy dream wou one v chino had swelled to 467 men of ire ee ee eT onte so, Camp Soup . ae ae te 6 el ee E Huron & Mill development, change and progress. would be unfair to the average So- payment sales.” reality, but electricity, like the | Lech four nations — Denmark, Norway, most standdrd steers end Can Dry 133 One oil we St. Friday, Nov 16.4 30 to 9 P.M. 1 there had been a restrictive style viet citizen to select one individual a. of Sept. 30, 1956, the out- genii in Aladdin's lamp, must be ; Colombia and Canada. More are [;' ee utility cows Cem Pac .. 322 peo gw gi | 495 Saturday, Nov. 17, 8:30 a.m. to 12 ordinance in the 1700's, this prog- free him from the fingerprint- _,..., S : eanenrs and c 800. Capita! Air) 287 nee Ww air 17 Aer prog- and P standing balances of the 8,065,000 controlled in order for it to a to come, with the force finally to i t utility end commercial bulls Carrier Cp $3 Param Pict Let = ‘ressive development w ld not j irement. He said I'd have aie rant.” , : > . ! few’ best heavy individuals Case. Jl .. 1228 Param Pict ae eve elopment ou ing require time payment and revolving useful and harmless servant. ting perhaps 10.000. : ao fuel ches co. ee Farts De a Rummage sale, 128 W. Pike St. heve occurred.” to make arrangements to one charge customers amounted to re still was no word of a ¢e™ bulk gocd and choice Chrysier -T3 pa RR... 2321 by the Jimmy Dey Post & Vets : : the law for all Soviet citizens be- 9.7 : oc ket nd feeders 1806-21 so Cities Src - 638 5 : Pate : a c The th rogressives — 962 million. clear-cut agreement on the exact medic and. good 1500-17 $0. including Clark Bpuip . @ Pepsi Cole $e and Aux. Sat. morning 7 to 12 a. a oe to bua fore they'd ncider letling my * Oe wheat erat git so Wo eas - : ask of. ‘oypt ioad 907 Ib hetfer calves at 16.50 cacti) Pheips D.... 674 , — Ady. . ao a Fe America " —— ae SL a : ; ' task of the police force in baht Lyte center 280 Tater marke Cinett Pea. oS a — __ history, not_archeology. sa ligt -ennedy. being financed by more than 200 rotec your chi ren This apparently remained to be about steady at weet's decline Com- (om Pate “aq Philip Mor . 617 iF Shep Mike Market Thar tore it as tar-as Kennedy bake 4 Ae Guiry 8. ok aa worked out by U. N. Secretary [s/s ist Thcreter, test Scnenys Cul Bre A. 0G EME FS a ee sea The planning commission at- was concerned. He settled for mak- banks around the coulllry. . . * after e brisk start. Impendirg holidays 67 Pushy Mills 434 will have fresh dressed poultry for P ie Sears. m announcing the new P tect our e—WwWi General Dag Hammarskjold, who mein dearteh factor vealers closing ee ee eg Pit Plate G.. 65.6 your holiday. 694 Aub Ave. tempted to work out a compro- ing some films of the inside of Gu- “€4'™: ‘Ret sibs will 10 y , left New York last night for Rome ‘noice and prime veaiers 3100-0800 pot CM, PY PE S84 From © O---- 8 PE 2-0119, FE 2-0110 Ady mise measure and recommended riev's home and boarded a plane SOUITE Sil ial Nore a also in ; and Cairo: much above 3200 after Turedes, food Cont COPAS 187 Pure Ol . .. 488 to city council some sort of law for home continue its practice : 4 CYCLONE Takeoff of the first units had atuity and standard 1300-1900. cot! and Poa on i aces stl’, ears - eee sale, raat pv ~ that would set up the ordinance as ———— instalment Heke a s | . ° been stalled two days by technical '©%, stitty mostly 700-1300 = =. Copper Rng. 46 Rex Drug 9¢ from 8 to 12 noon Central Meth- 4 compromise measure. It recom- J " ve trading erratic: slaughter lambs very Deere “| 285 Riageway * 442 : . | Sears. will be called the Sears) parture came on urgent orders oye uneven. but higher Monday. jat- Det. Raison 33 Repel BD R 4 Bake Sale, Sat... ordinance apply only to the older . : gber a i at 3 yal Dut 100 2 ummage an e . Sat. “i trom Hammarskjold. who acted’: movement eee Sh sere Dis c {Be 33 Salcway st, MS Nov. 17. 244 Baldwin, near Vir- section of town R A Full Roe aes a tree! “A ut steady on th lo eep Doug Airc t. Jos Leac . lerman A, Fuller xpected to be in operation 0} is shortly after a report from Moscow acti Sceni) Wacear bee cacaces Dow Chem .,, 704 St Ree Pao 471 Ginia. 9-1 —Adv. “ —e expe : that Egyptian President Nasser chert wocled sinuphter iambs 19.00: Du Pont) 10184 Seevill ME $0 Lint heb ala WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — end of this month, At the start, had asked the Soviet te to send 30 s0-21 80. Suny ana ioe goee Te 00. Fast cea ae fare 2 3]? Sat. Nov. 17. 8 a. m. rummage This drew immediate criticism service for Herman A. Fuller. 57. it will confine its activities to to ediately the thou- '2.°% cull to choice slaughter ewes El Auto L ..,. 35.3 Shell # . 5 sale, bazaar and bake sale. 103 N. from those who felt: it would re- 4:99 Elizabeth Lake Rd. who died buying consumer instalment re- § y Egypt immediately OU | 3 $0-3 : iBmer Red .... 67 ‘Simciai? . ... Saginaw. First Social Brethren cuit in the ii “uity_of old adobe, : : : > sees he 1% sands of Russians who reportedly - Brie BR. BO OS tee ¢¢ Church a ee ee ‘after a ten week illness yesterday. ceivables from Sears. lt 9 3 Z ae id aneee - ooo . and j i hrom = “pists , ‘ have “volunteered” to join the, CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Faire Mor te Gon Ry as =a oe pie glittering ¢ i bn bea? p.m. ve rues a | Egyptians against the British. CHICAGO Nev te IAP) (USDA) — Food Much... ¢2 Std OU Cal .. #6 . a _ ‘Funeral Home, with burial in Rose-, 4, 4. French and Israciis in Egypt. te strong ‘on butchers, instances. 10-19 ord Mot... pea Bd QU ng Bt Says Russians’ . oes een on ny Ite 4. land Bont Gateslae Michigan b) © Make your own yard a safe play- ‘ liom VW highe: m Weights ov $0 TD and ooce 4 y é speeches . grou organ-| pre - pre Fa an Betore leaving New York, Ham- No > grade Deichers “all weights. ons imap coe pat Stevens JP... 3 : lized. and ‘some public-spirited citi | A watchman on construction at ground—improve your marskjold said his mission was ‘‘to steady to strong. most 2.3 grade lots ¢ Pde 11) 4g Stud Pack $7 Plan to Ste U ' : : “1N- the GMC Fisher Body Division. he | | protect your lawn and flowers with . 190-230 Ib butchers 1428-1468: several Ge" PSs... oF un Ot 7 zens started a fund for the pres- i ; ; ew a @ on rac | | thie quality steel fence. No down do what I can to assist setting uPtiots 1-7 mostly 7 190-220 th 1448-1483, Ge? Mills ... 6€4 Sein & Co 431 : ms ‘had lived in the county for a q snd petting evite a United Nations f=, lots 2, these wrante sorted for Gem Morort <1) Tener “co”... 81 Farm Output servation of old Santa Pee the If years. Surviving are his wife, no eee & gat 3 S grade 1500-1510. most 2-3 240-270 Ib. Gon Tire .... 512 Tex @ Gul-.. 306 Pp | The net result was that the ) . ; ae oe | | Expert erection service—or we'll tell emergency force in Egypt. rere oe eas crane tee wr cenves: ues se ee 3 planhing commission is now recon- Ida; ten daughters and five sons. DETROIT « — The 19,600 em- | you how to put it up yourself #e ry 13 78-140 we under scarce: Ff sodtdadid A i I § t : ‘1a es : ; : It is the first experience of its jarger tots mined grade 330-580 Ib sows sae oa tramnaee 31 ROME (INS) — Experts of the sidering the ordinance that would cluding Mrs. Mildred Brown Of nioyes of the Michigan Bell Tele- |save money. for illustrated kind,” he told reporters. “It is the 123-13 § en ee Ser ote yar... 1 pee oe 3*, United Nations Food and Agricul- j)3.. all new building plans bef ore Civde, Mrs. Esther Mae Thom&$ phone Co. have ratified a new booklet. Just phone and say “Please first truly international force. Let steers sealing more than 1180 Tb active. Gwent Ss) 21° Un Carbide 112 ture Organization report that the nonin 1 committee for action of Clarkston, Mrs. Erma Dezurs contract. The announcement came | send —~ booklet that tells ‘ r P ecetd, Let us full steady all other weights and grade, Qreeneund 145 Un Pac 30.2 Sovi Uni : h f ia special co! ee 5 ‘of Rochester, Mrs. Maxine White . | me how I can fence my home. us hope it will su steers steady to Weak: spots 35 to $0 Guy oi 1, Unit Air Lin 406 viet Union is planning huge in-- ang while fhe commission re- age "last night from the Communica-| Dial Operster and Ask for: hope we will succeed in establish- lower: hetfers slow, weak to mostly 50 Hooker El gry Unit Aire... 86.2 creases in agricultural production : ‘ ‘of Drayton Plains, Mrs. Marion 4... workers of America 1 | ante coed (ue te ehangel ing jer.” a. loge S rool ee eee ae te 1 Cent 3 oe do Ge Si = 1960. 7 _considers, an uneasy peace lies Riscovich, and Jesse. Eugene, and F fall week aft the old. | 9% © Hancock Ave., Detroit %; pence eee ; ee ee el een ceady doe Cer Ue he . ever the historic city. Predictions: a al of Pontac| oo of = oa | | Mich.—Office Open Mornin; Squarely confronting the U. N.' weak: stockers « - Ing Raod 7 oy t I “4 , Bulleti : he 'S'Dessemer Coon, : Mi raited | y ‘Joads of prime 1180-1450 Ib steers 30.00- A US Steel .... 72 n the ‘““Monthly Bulletin of Agri- pa contract expired, Michigan waite ; Inlan’ St g14 ; €ri-' are that the proponents of ‘‘charm’’ |; ;,,., { Berkley. Wilma Coon xp | conroRaTi@n operation were the conflicting 30.75: butk high choice and prime steers tmepir C so. West Un Tel . 182. ttural Economics and Statistics” wil] inn battle. fi | Lloyd Coon o' ley. Wilm ‘under threat of a statewide strike. OMLY GWITED STATES STEEL stands of d Britain, 25-00-29.00: good to average choice steers Inte-.ak Ir. 31 Weste A Bk .. 30 , will win the ultimate ttle, OT, of Pontiac, and Linda Lee Fuller = MANUFACTURES CYCLOWE FENCE Fr ea a the role Of tease ies leode high: chetce and prims itt Wen oc oaga wee wie that the santa Fe actually has changed a+ home: three sisters and two “hile both parties bargained al- ~ of 18.00; tew is 3iInt N A * . lyr . { : : ! France and srae] on ie ee ec er rate high | Int beser 12 «Woolworth... 43.7 U-S.S.R. plans to increase its meat little in 600 years. ; . |brothers in Ohio imost round-the-clock. : the police force. (choice, eee A ae: bee d endimmt Tel&Tel... 31.3 Ynegtt 8h & T 103.6 production by 100 per cent, its. milk _ | Agreement was reached Oct. 29. / } 8 AN- 1 t.OU ’ } : Egypt demands that the British, *thmereial cows 9.00-12.50; few standard. STOCK AVERAGES production by 95 per cent and its i French and Israeli invasion forces withdraw immediately, that the ‘cows 13.00-14.00 7.00. : eanners and cutters: i 00; nners down 6.00; tility and commeretal buils eee, - E} a & Cad 2 s 2 e c = 2 3 rr * 15— (Compiled by '. 60 | shows that methods to achieve output of eggs by IM per cent. Information gathered by FAO Can You Tie It? Men Wore Cravat |The CWA did not reveal the rati-) fication vote figures. The contract lis retroactive to Nov. 7. * 2 bd 6 County Chapters INVESTORS the 1949 Egyptian-Israeli armistice jow as 7.00: some low choice heavy stock net change 0°77 42 3 4.1) . D F d . | Some’ focal re reoctied to reenter Ss area rt Pads eS eid Ui gi Aeantcmmnlramene fo Bed in‘@0s Donate fo Foundation cia ac"conc | © WANTED contro: . stes' =e 5e ee | Week ago ......261, : i 3 | ; | pikes aad France aay) thats gehen intta cop beet Stamos Month ago .::. BES 162 708 1a) leaders saw in the United States | nl aan ene ee the failure to upgrade : t holdi rth third | most sales to prime wooled lambs) jes6 High ......276.3 185.1 76.9 191.5! during their visit last year. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (INS) — ee : > job classifications. Majer ofl company has a i roops now holding the, no’ 17.80-19.75; oa iots mostly prime Jord 1956 Low 24-0 $383 es is ‘Some men apparently wore néck- totaling $32,550 has been forward- Wage increases of/from $2.50 to very desirable long term real : of the Suez Canal will give up that ee artan rep, cull to low) He i é 503.1 25 72) Has. Main items in Russia's new bid ties to bed in the late 18th century.|¢d to six county chapters of the ¢; a week are provided in the new: estate investment area only to the U. N. force, They lambs 10,00-17.00; good to choice) oe , for bigger farm productiqn inctude * ¢ # \National Foundation for Infantile|—sntract. Maximam wage scales | : also have indicated that they €X- i250 ig.so: cun to good wooled slaughter ©. ry saslaee og greater use of mechanization and) The University of Michigan’s Paralysis, state headquarters re-'», operators on a 40-hour week | “pect_the U.N. to put thé canal jewes 400-5 00. Figures afte: decimal pointa are cighths|less rigid and centralized plan-| Clements library has a volume en- ported today. ( i back into operation and to contro! | High Low Noon) ning. ; titled “The -Art-o -theatiotments-—inchidled— Hi ee ne ena the) __ tt-ountil-a- “Passing in Wrong Lane Alea” ek Equip.” ™8=27l Yn its attempt to acieve vat, which was published in Newjdate County, $2,650;-Jackson- : aay < ct. re : ) greater V™. St ace . area. / Vinge epee nae Co ae Acted EASES oe. 3 momen cera mer He ae ee = Strip, which h had -been ae Howell Biect. Motors St ss Soviet Unten pisins 00 step, up ts —_ $6,256 and Saginaw Coun-f| - ° ‘i Sr oiae centiol ance the end off Passing onthe outside tane Feats, Mets rod:* 164-114 output of tractors. from. 163,500-in| “Those who are accustomed toi) ssa ~ General Dynamics Corp ee the 1948 Palestine War. The strip|last night resulted in a two-car/Rudy Mig, Co." Sp tre ee rentigheang yes St hay Bite oreo % State headquarters of the Nation-' . af 5 peo seized after Pode forces aren pcg erate Goats Wayne meee y Pacts, * , 15) The ron etes also expect to in- a be | ree 2 = ial Foundation said county chapters. AN INVESTMENT FOR THE FUTURE: ee ee a crease rural electrification by 120| organic diseases of the heart, or ROW have received $250.307 in sd: @ guxcTRIC BOAT DIV.—Atomic submarine builder. ~ é per cent, the FAO: report indi- oo ee nd be eevine. (ditional funds from March of} ‘1 ; . Injured was Dorthea Callahan, Average Tax Figures : Pa Sees large vessels, | otire- | nimes money to- ‘focal||_ @ CONVAIR DIV.—Aircraft and guided missile mfg. ... Aussie Farm Output. 34, of 3032 Eastwood Rd., who was cates. ; ly prohibited. funds. In addition, 76 respirators] © CANADAIR DIV—Canada’s leading aircraft mfg. Shows 20 Per Cent Gain [with Meck Reynolds, 28, of] CHICAGO — According to Com) -Loose ties-also; were urged by/five hot pack machines and 23) @ STROMBERG-CARLSON DIV—Communication and 's total as treated at. Pontiac sorting authority on tax and busi Business Notes [iene'st stuay, ‘or: any: important "One Deas were distributed ech mapagy py amoner age CORT — Ne ee Hospital for mincr bruises. | heey tay regaled. : ae oe : © GENERAL ATOMIC DIV.—Nuclear research. ; “last three years. | a A yank on a man’s tie wasn't|Dog’s Life Is Plush | |” PHE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 é vestors Lead African Natives to Americans ce lus. In oo 2 OTTAWA — Of some 13 billion © : ofman’s Plaid fects Other: People ew cman cs = ments in Cana’ bil- by foreigners, more than nine , United Now a Parkwa Fagg = ae ae tes, y F WASHINGTON—When “brither | pinned on Pacer and is ‘called iabs of naticomiitg a smmeas of me ae ; Scots forgether” on high occasions, | the bravery. | Notice of Special A * —Natches_ Trace Winds ee 6 Drains jn Sub- es . the proper dress is nothing short of SRS Storm : a_kited-tartan. on The use of Specific tartans &S/ bens and glens were allowed to —, M. Blocker, Claude C. Smith, Indi Fe oe ad Such, indeed. is the 'S'clan symbols did “not develop -un- wear their ancestral dress again, ~ Ly = aed Warner, Leo » De fans Frolow pride in the plaid that it has in-|tj) the 17th or 18th century, and many were confused over the vi , Pred Lovee, Gordon Ran a eared fected other people around the'no formal records were kept of choice of tartan. Eventually, the eee e. tesier Myrtle Mutt. Ben TON — On Natchez: world, says the National Geograph- the designs as in heraldry. To was unraveled. — Kenneth & WASHING tangled genealogy Leland & Jennie z 4 _..."Pyace, where early frontiersmen! ic Society. On her current African) make matters worse for geneal-| Today the firm that tailors to the Stella Arnett, Percy Williams, Mrs. E. stumbied in fear and darkness, tour, for example, Princess Mar~| ogists, the _Highland_ dress was. British Royal Family lists more 4 : garet was greeted in Mombasa,|banned by law after the Scottish than 450 tevtans, each associated American motorists wor bg Kenya, by a piping band of ban rebellion in 1745. with a family or organization. ee Olle Gorweld. with an ease unimaginable nned resplendent ld. Richard 7 et ago ae reg RALLIED TO TARTAN The setts (patterns) vary con- Jennings, Arthur R teva een e , ‘* ii etre = Hated as it was, the Disarming|siderably, and the colors range The 40-mile Natchez Trace drurameers is in its favor: it|from bright hues to mellow blends.| | 7 fe Parkway, which memorializes the | Eager etre dyer oi ¢ oars wronstruction mee es ro gutter, rs to New Orleans itty | ernized, ~~ rench or Ev an i oras and gravel and relat k on ers t | Pol Itural crisi loose —— ‘with excellent Frenc Iropean 1934. Because they couldn’t push their) Soviet Communist party boss | the pease nea ee al-| jearly Highlander wore a | sprouted up—like the il | es more than 50 res- Soo 5 Oriando Avenue from } ce = i Z t i ¥ ow on file in y stre he rive sold Nikita Khrushchev, Premier Bul- Observers here be eve te tartan garment known as the | | Latino Americana, an cuisin and aace ' . cities for pani fnspe to boats upstream, t rmen Kl ‘ka will be able to talk on equal \breacan-feile. He draped it over the ‘ jtaurant-bars specializing in all’ This year, production will total eur cles Nereey clits “hel te them in New —— walked, ene ve Mee oat ese terms with the Kremlin leaders. |his shoulders and belted it in at, samtigee City ‘om |kinds of good food from American about 10,500,000 barrels. Gas pro- Commission and the Assessor of the Cit 5300 miles home—25 miles a day or oroshilov ai old Sanborns. Mexico today dropped to seven billion of ntlac. will meet Be rps oe wo weeks in all-over Natchez/ernment officials who greeted eS during vee aly (G neeane Pa ie ae | ae busy metropolis with a pro- ° cana * * « lene ect in 1955, compared to ane Meccater ED isis a: & no 0 oe ‘Polish Communist party chief and, (Conners unrest in Poland. blanket of the tartan. The| festen of Sowers along streets, BU) re to stay presents no pro output of 24 billion cubic feet in/P mr. (t.. tna vies copetcattc will pin used to bet on beating the his four-man delegation on their) _— __ Se nderd Highland gach of soday.| parks, and around hundreds of |) 4+ all, for some of city's 1947 ciach all oersohe Tnlesoued toby beara post rider to Nashville. “Walking” vie at-the Moscow railway sta- So = live for ea feile nae a little kilt, devolves fountains. newest and highest buildings are In 1951. more than 900.000 acres ous November 14 195€ Johnson, known as the greatest 't OE) : arli | The dozens of spectacular luxury hotels, and there are many of state land was leased to gas| ADA R EVANS: of his da actually | Pe this week it was be-, more than 70 years; other species, from the lower part of this earlier There are 1 5 : : ly about 225,000 a, ty Clerk, = Tid beat the mail den ‘tami | Heved that Khrushchey was in| live only a year. ,dress. The shoulder drape now is. ‘buildings in the city, but almost fine older hotels. jacreage is only abou ,000. ov 18.1 | . ‘ e | / i ema | mploy Agencies 8A Work Wanted Female 11 D h N fi In Memoriam 2 Help Wanted Male 6. Help Wanted Male 6, Help Wanted Male s. Help Wanted Female Z| _Help Wanted Female 7 e ployment Ag vacua avy ote ae ee | ee : 2 = ea : | WASHINGS AN eaf 0 Ices mm LOVING MEMORY OF Jon | |FARMHAND | SINGLE. MIDDLE. SALES _ Se IN ISTE NOGRAPHER AND! powriacs OLDE? SU mu. > | 0 & deliver PE ¢ em we a | A FEW time, BR Napler, Wizom, Mich: | Man esruilaseuuve ‘cuibey. eee GENERAL OFFICE, | PLOYMENT AGENCY IN- |e wonx )DaTe . . y ¥ = go © - rr, ai60 Bitzaberh Lats mma yet are trates ws one can ee eeeee extern an2: education. " pleasant aS GIRL FOR GENERAL’ | SHORTHAND EXP.| YITES YOU 70 Coat IN| _per_weet_P2 yon CRaT DWE ie od Tep. es 81; he =| — | Working men seeded et once for por: TIME EXPERIENCED eee erie eek eatecaity | Ciefieel tor 3 Gp < daze per NECESSARY. F. J.) OUR PERMANENT Pos | while pareots wort. Call after tert P. Fuller, be. — fs s heartache nothing | outside sok: come iy io | real estate salesman for new onsen permenne. pursed week, must be a typist Experi. | E vl 5 ONS. 4608 PONTIAC | € pm OR 35047 ae 7 oved Seches of Mrs. Mildred some may forget now that you're, capertonce Deitel anni am. poesne project. Phone FE tie Baa ipo Ponting Poses: enced pisterres nou is Korky = eoUrE aoe -RVICE! STATE BANK BLDO. FE | YOUNG E Sora esinks | ae — : Mrs.| » £one. | APPLICATIONS NOW BEING T Re < rE "iE Derson to Mr. Schuster et the IONTIAC “| Preferably in 1 mf ‘ant Eaher Mey "Thomes, Mr Erma But we sol remember Ge Satire | for full and parttime employ- rare roe ie) ase SE Oe THE LION STORE _| WTD_ EXPERIENCED _WATTRESS | ont EONE —— Experienced Presentiy em ploy ed Mrs. ‘white Mrs Marion od ailised, by yo A ine oma ttors res Saginaw san asi goeann enone en _ , 51 ° Saginaw St. ena ee bebgers peste. | t6_W. Huron _ _FE $2851 | pormancet Puctics residence 3 - s! 2 3 LT td Se | < Biscovich, Jesse B. Licyd and) $at..h"* ° __| AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE | Stely “Write Rawieigh's, IT’S EASY O0eEWoRY— cee In. 000D/— ~—s*s WAITRESS BIRMINGHAM | Yrs ago FE ¢4165 Douglas Coon, Linda Lee Puller REED—IN LOVING MEMORY OF |, *¢t-up man. Must be fully experi- | _MCK-606-312, Fre mm ml. We can show you new in bed salary PE ¢Tai, OFFERINGS ___ Building Servi ice _ i. ee et te eee sae | Castle ‘Rose 'w pessed away 6| Ohone cals” Daniels. Mie. coo MAN FOR HEATING CONTR CONTRAC- provided Age. or bendioas’ aa ON FARM MID} noor smn’ 333 SW "Huree FE | Immediate full or art time. See- : =a fe gid eyed lle: Perenk: wears are reaiures no one e abe soeetiers tase ae —— paiaten! 3101 Ke ‘e Rd. prod colina a tag boan work dleaged. 3 adults. Complete | 23-0293 > | retartes. typists’ general office “rey oe a fa crabs WORK Service ‘will be held Friday. Nov | Keego Harvor_Otin A_Traos Co.| She hours you want dayime or | charge OR Dass WAITRESS jn ler any elowenn eayremenoe | som 16, at 3 m. from the Purainy Dea is @ heartache nothing tan LOCAL ROUTE OPEN FOR MAR- 9 am. 6 pm. 2% N. Cast INTERVIEWER: YOUNG LA DY Full time. Night ait. Re penaa;| Bi a we ee ta ik, a1, REMODELING abotrions Parner offictatin qlee ‘neem an a nd oe Lt ace $128 periwockler marecmere — Soke tae ee — yest “Seely c~ person, Bicmar | west wane” * estimates, EM 34784 _——e a ER _ an 3 Ses =i ) Roseland Park Cemetery. | Mr \aut we will remember no matter | ARC by ,tppointment No cold can | SURFACE OD AND ID GRINDER eersonnel, work This postion. te |g 73 Wont | Hoorn a ‘ ai REMODEL ING DRY WAG t and salesman. er Bru uc! . "| CAREER CENTER. B-l, Riker | ee | ers ng, free ¢ ew __Pursley Puneral Home sasiy mised, by Dorothy. ¥ Ferne. | Saf sauygmes. Call Fuller Brush, | Produste, He W. Rochester Ra heen bar n rites ara 78 8 Saginaw. | anal Seather, ripping, free. eit. ‘HOSKINS . 13, 1956, MAUDE,| Russe _and = = SN Oy eee - bx . (ogg hg ites beloved Flowers MECHANIC UPROLSTERER,- Scat a fee LADY FOR moras LIVE WOMAN EXPERENCED DOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT (ST act, SE ake toe daughter of an — wad _ —— Ferm anent position for right = niture Co 716 8. Main st. Royal | ‘!. Call OR 3-7688 between 10 a.m. valescent home Steady zeae fel, Pes ic boy ‘can ey rooms | dormers edditions reof- i ma Ax yy dear sister of Mrs DUNSTAN’S FLOWERS ~ WELDERS ‘Apply Davie’ plore. “wer. Mom a oe a raETIRED” aa LADIES: Sean YOUR CHRIST- cna peid oecenoe: est hove Gon Equipment. High pay and future | pepe ped cho an ar eons Atthae McDonsid, Mrs. Vernon Your Allied se Rocheste WA SEMI = trans. or live on prem-| Security are benef ef 2] op. kitchens Mo menep oon with les round, age | mas gifts—have a toy party. PE rained and aatiaa Diese? man { y sown, Lee Mrs. Jessie Pu- 3484 W. Huron rete “fo Pontiac, Prese 5-9972. . ises. For appointment call EM @ free estimates. 1 to § years to neral service will be held Priday, MECHANIC no barrier. _ Between 9 am. 5 pm. es. hare mechanical aptitude. Kov. 16. et 1p. m. from the Funeral Trees ~ Baenascalee _Box 3. OFFICE pale us for free tnformation | v. Theodgre. Allebach officis-| AIR, AMBULANCE. GROUND ’ Interment in Penton, Mich-| S ting. Inserment tn Penton. ee ta/Pursiey Punerai Home, FE 41211 iDonelson-Johns ¢ wilt GNED FOR FUNERALS” _“DESIGNI s"* $i a —~COaTS FUNERAL HOME toed Seep arenes! en Complete facilities. OR 3-1757 : Drayton Plains — Waterford Twp. __ SPARKS-GRIFFIN CHAPEL {Thoughtful Service = FE 2-584 Voorhees- as Siple FUNERAL HOME WILLIAMS, NOV. 9, 1956, Sect Dd CLAR. . 14 Duke 8t., | service will be held Pri| day, Nov. 16, at 2 p. m. from, ° the William F. Davis Punera! officiatin, Interment tn Oak i :. r. Williams ="? state at the William Puneral Home Hu Davis ‘Gemetory Lots” WILL SACRIFICE 2 CHOICE CEM- Card of Thanks" 1 -etery lots ‘6 spaces) at Oakland cits fa ~~ Hills Memorial Gardens Call I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS mornings FE 41888 a : my dation for the loving WHITE CHAPEL_THREE GRAVF peony hs scseee ertatea. Plies i Jota. $150, six graves, $250. LI e ft = recent bereavement ih th of Harry Meyers A special 4 s to Father = a 8t. | ~ Michael's Ch & e I hees-Biple orn pemeee thelr| The Pontiac Press kind acts rs. Harry Meyers ; in MEMORY OBIE witson.|§ FOR WANT ADS I Willie Sue Wilson his wife. wish to acknowledge and express my_ sincere gratitude to our many, friends for von kind expressions | DIAL. FE 2-8181 _of sympathy From 8 a.m. to & p.m. we wise 76 fo THANK OUR All errora should be re friends and neighoors for the) eahatet Ae acts of kindness and fMoral/ rted imm ne off 3 during. our recent be- ess assumes ho ps wos reavement of Aima Alien. A sibility for errors er than to cancel the charges for that portion of the first insertion . the advertise ment which has been ren dered valueless through the cancellations cia! thanks: is sam Rev. Walter Gerken for his com- bearers and ULD LIKE TO EXPRESS error. When reciation for the loving are made be ah to - kindness, “iora) iovus, fa your “kill sum ee: lo messages extended recent bereave — J. i denen fol . adjustments will given without ft. ~ : ao —eeeed ry) F. Closing time for advertise st oseph ments containing type sizes a Sumrcrer: and rger than regular agate y Funeral Home. Mrs. Leon type ts 12 o'clock noon the tto and Family. day previous to publication. we SINCERELY WISH TO EX- press our thanks to the friends, | Transient Want Ads mey relatives and neighbors for their! be cancelied se to 9:30 a.m. loving kindness. cards and floral, the rad of wilde — after offerings during our recent be- the ft reayvement ty o are ne. Lee bend. and father n au Thomas A special thanks te ex CASH WANT 4D RATES tended to the pallbearers. | win Rubber employ os, Brother- § “ines 1-Day 3 Days 6 Daye ‘hood Lodge ar oad os po. : oe eo ae mn ar- ¢ 5 4 wike No. 810, ‘ is . Hoe ; Pat} —__2-23- #03 —-#:0¢—! —_ T 6 2.76 4.96 7.00 —F——_ 313-509 9-46 8 3.60 648 0.0 LJ 4.06 7.29 = 10.80 4 MACHINE SETTER No, 2 and 3, centerless grinders Bon ee. 311 Gtiggs St., Rochester, Pontiac Press, — ‘salesman for fast growing location. Catt J; Hitte, Realty, Home with Rev. T. Walter Har- Ambulance SE tan or Motor | _§ Help Wanted Male 6 i j | ! | — = + .. ' i ee ee ee «Part Time STENOS Graebner's son. Rogers — ob Sete. "an ;; ame Employment | *sS:vEn Fad" iang.ovans oa JCBS ARY PLUS COMMISSION. Dis-| STENO SECRETARIES nore {s an opportunity for a poe COUNT VACATI INSUR- etree fiat ed with bots and | ANCE BENEFITS. ABPLY Set F R MEN meeting the pub.te SONNEL OFFICE, Mo 10M- i . WASHI HEAD Fae ye Pal eaer | Sak Korat GARTERS) rcp # omnee WOMEN Oo be ir ro This 1 a fragt on lemental in- GAN 4 com or are cep rosimately 1 bs 3:30 EXP. COOK FOR NIGHTS. PART- GIRL S each eee time. Manny's Ringside Rest., W RECEPTIONIST for lobb $240 Huron at Ellsabeth Lk. Rd. | RECEPTIONIST TYPIST. $225 Exp. WAITRESS, Ft FOR Dk VE-IN Early in 1067s ST—CARMIER | S| CS ea Appl, in persca to-Fred Thomp- A ot Dixte ChERK: no typing ~ $185 EXPERIENCED IN YARD GooDs gon, Circulation “Dept... Pontiac _Hwy. . Michael 8 ve In, OFFICE TRAINEE, NG 62 Fo -FULL_ “BAL. | 2 Press. | EXP. WOMAN ‘COUPLE TO | 7 COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, ARY PLUS COMMISSION. DISs-| PARKING ATTENDANTS, 16 AND {| live-in and tere cor 2 ne a eee COUNT, WeACATION, INSUR-| over. Day work and weekends,| Ge housework, 5% days wk, DO v’T DELAY 8. URE CLERK . aoe ANCE BENEFITS. APPLY PER-| Apply 69 Wayne St. 8:30 to 6:30 | Exc. yr A . MI 17 . es TYPIST beece $240 SONNEL OFFICE, Maem: | pene 28 : EXP Oe SatER : These positions are to shorthand nT’ MEME $260 INGTON | SF. ROYAL OA mM gr Motor inn Reerestion, end uniforms provided exc. start-| before fone pDp ac a ae ty sak sa ONE-GIRLOFM ce aoe $325 Railroads Need Men No Hunter, MI 40639 fer Rd. Roug Rouge P) shorth ECTRICIAN .WHO HAS EI-| To train tor station 7. FOUNTAIN MANAGER AND hee Journeyman's license or can 3 wat ao wae ite -pPpmedions gupler. ualify ioe city slectrical ent pmziiling to ~ meek re 3e pereen, 5 oe q ofr qu oh ef. erences required, K. Hemp Not ome blind Ne No physical hand- PART TIME SALESLADIES, EX- | 1 stead, 102 Huron Pe ae able to pa AITRESS, | BLOCK MASON _¥ rE Group Hospitalization Paid Holiday 8 . Vacation Pay APPLY PARAGON Construction Co. 44000 GRAND RIVER NOVI, MICH. NORTHVILLE 2910 WOODWARD 43-3515 WANTED CALL 27 BARBER WTD: STEADY. & MAC’B, 1260 Baldwin BOY, WILLING TO LEARN GRILL work, Must be 18 or over, Apply in person, s Drive In 2790 relsed Rd., ca, CAB DRIVERS. oan OR NIGHTS. 25. or over. FE 2-0205. CALL CARPENTERS WANTED. _128F11, Ortonville, after 6 p.m. ‘|CAR WASHER. NEAT APPEAR- ing. seeery ply_at 2005 lus ona a Ap- 4 Mile Rd., Bham. CAR SALESMAN. NEW & USED Clarkston Motor Sales 32:8. Main St. (M15) MApie 5-514! MARRIED MAN TO WORE ON farm. =e children. 1712 8. Blvd. East. John R & Dequindre. Probation Officer Interesting career position. Pe ear gre have a bache- in social work* soci- ology, police administration or re- lated flelds or considerable actual cxpersenee in police or probation Paid vacations and tick leave, life & hospitalization insurance plans o_ security ‘p eg and so- PERSONNEL OFFICE OPPORTUNITY FOR pal FASS enced man, age 17 to in Elee- tronics position. aust be ambi- tious willing to spend e@ tg tis 50. Aad, gee when imarviow. ; giving nome Heo address, eee! — occupation and working ours to Bor 24, Fontiac Press. POLICEMAN City of tt oe late ae Forest $4.433 to ealtcmentene in service may be deducted f: Hi, sch tploma or physical condi- bare Taonhel OF fn 1 ny ci ys tes S. Parke. WANTED: MECHANIC Plent Fed work. Blue Cross. Paid vac Jelfrey F Ford Sales WAREHOUSE - ae TRUCK HELP- excellent ploye benefits. Chaufreur’s license preferred, but not necessary. Ap- _ply_48 N_ Perry. __Help Wanted | Female | 7 ies wend Over Bazley's Marte FE 8-3560. BABYSITTER. MAY LIVE IN. VIC. Elizabeth Lake. FE 56-1131. FOR teen yd J-pifided r week. apply ayne to 8:30 am. and 3:30 p.m CASHIER Neat, exp. young lady in new, modern super market Fine neigh- CASHIER 3 bert Bt. 8:3 te 4:30 wieasnnt 1075. N. Telegraph Pontiac, STAFF NURSES $336.91 to $366.91 per Mo (graduates of $271.91 to $29761 per Mo $10 additional ord. ti per for afternoon or n: Service. Pontiac _ Pontiac, Michigan FE 28 FE 21-0045. — ot thomas and good sal- ham Cleaners MI 44620 Fowsiae GENERAL HOSPITAL 461 W. Huron St., Pontiac, Mich & - PONTIAC GENERAL HOSPITAL NEX Have positions available for: GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSES schools approved by Michigan Board of Nufsing.) | Mo. ht duty, Write or call, Director of Nursing General Hospital. 161 LADY TO ASSIST "WITH BOUSE- work Live tn. Phone 4 to 6 p 1253 Mich. borhood, clean surr Closed Sun. $65 per week. Apply in person The Country Market, 1964 Southfield, corner 14 Mile CITY OF PONTIAC 2 to 4 yrs. of college, salary $3,341 — $3,653 Attractive fringe benefits, congenial staff. apply __Personnel office. City Hall CAPABLE GIRL FOR Gi fERAL housework No laundry. Live in Sun. & Mon. off. Priv. room, bath, TY. 6-6777. DEPENDABLE GIRL FOR BABY- ave ito a re in. Call after DEPT. HEAD. WANTED OSMUN’S STOR DOWNTOWN Has opening tor exp. girl fice routine keeping and typing essential. § day wk. Good salary. Apply in person to Mrs Harrington E for of- Knowledge of book- L ot - Has now ‘NATION AND EXP. COMBI COoL- listort conrwy man. Must be able to Inquire M. R. War- Saginaw 1 work. 260 8. _Anbom Ave. Experieced Wool Presser Frank's Cleaners, 227 “+ say “charge it.” mh 28181 for” an’ " ad-writer. Fx AT "ERD. COUN- ter - man Peferences. Peabody's Market, B'Haim. S leaps and pay for train- ten cont oney ded Interviews 1:00 bam. to 8 p.m Nov, 16th, W Hotel, If mar- ried, brihg wife; if under 21, bring parent. : z EXPERIENCED a.m, to 2 52. ‘shift, tra: ity. Call between ey. 1 a.m. 3 to 6 p.m. Majes- oc, PE 8303,” LINCOLN DIVISION Ford Yotor Company postion vacancies available or Md | perneneee yee A. a ea Apply tn ee : HURON ens ew CENTER. “IT’S EASY» Phone 7 oodward 1-7409: before 4:00, VE 9-1501 after 5:00. SELL OVER THE PHONE Must ers. WID. EXPERIENCED FUL! L TIME y Phone FE 36570 between 9 and _App'y tn person, grea Ex P. Reaity Co. be on men’s and for new dry Utica area apely Famous Clean- 4465 Beau WANTED SALESMAN OR SALESLADY For our shoe department. be experienced Full time position with all employe benefits. a Ralccs to A LION STORE 51 8. Saginaw st. I Suataeeas Den wicinoax ROME REMODELERS fountain belo. 8 8 Kresge Co, idly 277_W Huron, PE ¢500. FE +4101 223 W. Maple, Birmingham aden nee ES Coccsse CARPENTERS. WANTED GIRL OR ELDERLY! TRAINING SERVICE. Box 20,, Rough-in. finish remodel FHA ooo to are for ee | Pontiac Press ; _terms _Piattiey, _EM 3-043. Ouse wo y . More anole ale A i Esmee ce) BEST WAY | ‘piss S222 ne WANTED: oat RT ORDER COOK. | Pont‘ac Hardwood | Floor oor Service e coo SSG Srp, ia conking steaks and chops. _ DRIVING SCHOOL | ALL KINDS OF BLOCK AND CE CE- 3-7703 re driving sense = your | _ment work OR 3 peta reall PE $ssee 180 N __ Perry. vd and Utica referred. Rose Hil) Enword 2-9060 PRESSER thoroughly experienced ladies’ garments cleaning plant in ign, Detroit Must Apply s ivin Steinman Employment Agencies 8A’ ' (Beith deere of . ter Kitchen and _ 45000, of my home, FE 8.2075. Fre i LADY WISHES DA 4 aDy TSHES DAY WORK. OR 11:00 am rE help W rah td A&B TRENCHING _ e AP fanted 8 LEARN Tt DRIVE SANE | gre 8 Water “ine. Field tfie. WAY AT ‘SAFE-WAY” DRIVER | FE 50061 CAB DRIVERS MALE & FEMALE. TRAINING SCHOOL BL OCKS Pull of part time FE" 49296 Bus. PE 2-233 Res FE 8-1645 arenas > afl. ae = — vallable now FE 2-4865 DRY CLEANER BR! OCK” Z {BRICK @ BL w ey otto in en Work Wanted Male 10; Diaces Al! types My che ee ases synthetics (Perc) plant | ~ | BRICK. BL Operation for new dry cleaning | 4-1 CARPENTER WORK NEW &@| work. Also oan ne nouMEeT Plant located in Utica area. ae repair. FE 44210 Le, A Residential and Commer- Cee Canara: coe set | BOY. 18. WOULD LIKE POLL | - cing usranteed work. Ph. FE time work FE 81796 WAN OR (ROMAN WOR < one CABINETS. PANELING AND TILE | StdeR BRICK, ¢ CEMENT WORK a 2 @ train Attics finished Recreation rooms | 80d firepiaces’ PE 2-246 eady year round no ley atts, R ~ average $250 to *'00 per hour. epairs. EM 3-477 Carpenter Cx irae Rough or trim FHA terms beget | Service. call FR 2-99 2.7004 or Eves OR_ 3-2776 | CEMENT 18 OWR &P _Fioors basements _&M on CEMENT & BLOCK WORK FF 5-0782 i\STARTIES io zoHAM - FLOOR ng DaM 4S, FE | CARPENTRY. | ment. | rates CARPENTER WORK ALL KINDS. Tite John Featherstone, FE | PLUMBING. CF- General repair. Reasonable 8-2890 CABINET MAKER AND C CARPEN. | specialty. FE CARPE N NTER A AND CABINET and repair D. B Contractor, Le sand work. New rt ing and Murdock — FE 271 MA Coen 230 Endwent Walled Lk. -CEMENT WORK | 5ry~ wart TAPING. ¢ GUARAN- GARAGE FLOORS. DRIVEWAYs, _‘ed work OR 3.58 basements, patios, Cheap labor EXCAVATING. Bex LDOZING _MY | 2-0702° Trenching. Hourly or by fod ~~ INTERIOR DECORATING RFA- TM sien charge. Jim Niemchak. sonable, free estimates, OR — 93-3752, i EL ECTRICAL- COW; CONTRACT WIRING PAPERINO AND DECORATING | end repairing R. B Munro Elee- StastEaINe | FLOOR. BANDING — FLOORS ASTERING AND REPAIR ANDING, © OLD work. Free estimates. MY 2-1606 | %_$pecialty. Cart Bilis, PLUMBING WORK WANTED. | ee ____Rensonable. able. FE $1016 a2 BLDG REPA ewidn 8 BRICK ste carpen- Work | Wanted Female 1) 11) _try. FE ¢2200, . GUARANTEED _ ROOFS — ALL AFFECTIONATE. ATTENTIVE | O°: FLOOR LA _baby | care. EM “Fyangfinewe 8S Edison, Ph 2 2 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH & OAKLAND REA AIR FE eee. eves. PE 71-8087. | Duct Co. aa et metal somnriae MEN, DOCTORS, — fabtications Lati ma lbendly veer bockes g | $777 Dixie Hwy OR 3-2180 Problems, Posting, billin: verre iR GO. SNYDER oe peAYINO, or what have you. References, | sanding, and fin: re _Dpick up and deliver. FE 5-3010. 5-502 -EXP— BOOKKEEPER DESIRES - - ———- = STO: ne empiovment. r tN oo 2 or 3 days week. | dows, PE #3801" a a PNCHING Tit . EXVELOPES ADDRESSED & ~ TRENCHING AND — 28. we _.| _ BULELDOZING Ort Wants BABYSITTING IN RD Tom =~ Gr +0841 qroer nome. FE 57650 = ONIONS. Tom a a Be WATTRESS OR ree bipe threader. Call GIRL DESIRES ae WORK, Sy ar pers and transportation, PR #2348, s ___ Business Services 13 GIRL, is, WOULD LIKE BABY- Sige: wi APPLIANCE REPA, TASHING ome fi On sone : “ay remy “and--vacuum- TRONINGS & BABYSITTING Hi Fae guigettic. 802 wv, DAY SERVICE tronincs | kinds. Est. 1918 Hugus_ rsh, a _Pick up dnd deliver. OR 3-3478. | 353 N_ Cass. 88. FE 22021" PE 39 : PER BUSHEL IRONING, PICK. ROOF RI REPAIRS up and deliver. Pontiac, srarton, | _Eavestroughing — aoe —_ |fO USE MOVING A-1 TRONINGS, A i cK ipped Pe rE id up and delivery. eM ay sa oe te. Young. _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 15, 1956 TREE AND sl. Pree ot == Free est. FE 1-0534, PE 8-658. ~_ Income T Tax Service | 17) INCOME TAX GENERAL ledger. Ou 10483; afer ry Service 18 aN nner cE CURTAINS PLAIN of RUF-| “hea Beautifully | PONTIAC TRAVEL -_ SERVICE fOR PAMILY LAUNDRY ‘aERY. ph. Pontiae Laundry. FE toro ph ad Wed., 9:30 to mie Community Bidg. MA ZINE svUBSCR 8. | _ RAIL | RESERVATIONS & - PERSON WHO T AND sweater from bond at Rip’s Res- - rant mail, bo “Charence 8. No questions as Travel. |. Agencies 25A | PLANNING A TRIP? AIR ¢ Salt sey _ hater = <7 68 W. Huron st PE 8-325: Landscaping 18A LAWN BUILDING, Dan's Land-, Bervice. FE28712. BULLDOZING, -¥ 4B D. ‘and bulldosing. $3.50 per hr. FE baa _ Moving & & Trucking 1‘ 19 _ <= AULING ERVICE Reasonadi+ ACES BO8s LIGHT HAULING ~~ FE ¢4288 catty 1 Sy ee _and rubbi §-8833. Ww neues Te ee any ytime, any- piace. E jaly stock. YE +3653 ose AND RUBBISH NAME Anytime 80005 | +e LIGNT HAULING Ix KEEOO }aAXD Pontier "© EXCELLENT eo FOR BABY EEPERE TRS FERN on oa ten BATH, ee only. OL i os ON FIRST FLOOR. PRIV. Chiicrena welseme: 145 Cllp- tonville Ra 7 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE frees Adults only. Joe ye eee) @aPTS. FURN. 2 i. 2 BEDRMS. $60. $30 deposit til June 1 _OR_3-3686. _ PVT. ENTR. 440 ,———— 6 ROO! 4 furn.. month E> § ROOMS MODERN “PURN FLAT. Heat and ail utilities References res 3 Parke § ROOMS IN COUNTRY. CHIL- ae welcome. Newly decorated 490 South Bivd Rochester et | Mews only, APTS §. LK. ORION, couple aly, $6612 or MY 3-2831. | ATTENT? PERTY OWNERS bho NEW AND COM- P RENTAL AND PROPERTY. MANAGE- CREDIT RATING AN AND. ONSPECTION JIM WILLIAMS BEALYY, 1218 Baldwin Avenue, +0547 BACHELOR APTS. PRIV. ENT. or will Fett to tady. Por exchange part time housework FE ¢1318 CLEAN, MODERN. EFFICIENCY | re sis o fesous nel. beal, lights . uly, OR 3-TI00. COMPLETELY FURN tN. LARGE 2 room = ehiidren welcome. to a iow Motel, 3499 Dixie wy DELUXE 3} ROOMS, NEAR TEL- Nicelt furnisned. Garage. pen Inquire 864 Giendale mR APT. CALL FE LARGE. LOvELY 3 oa pies RR. cite MODE. 2 BEDRM. TRAIL- er, FE 6-638 METAL TURNING, ING. THREADCUT- ben ae 3316 Fairport, Drey- ates Sr es coe miles out Perry, 335 Wal- ice + ROOM 8A Or Fe Ww. FE 2-464. Or nae Available | now. : 3 ROOM, . ONE 2 ROOM, only Auburn Ave. rr, ere ARCS a (oats. Rent Apts. | Unfurnished 34 Rn (8, UTILITIES, REFRIO, electric stove, private entrance. 19 S. Sanford. x | oe e mes of many families who are “rr Z } assious to move into tis ral I've — him to go to the meat market’and do his Ol cent oi own shopping! CER Th ge : rom Detroit. See C. Schuett Real- has offic ty hes maints . 0 Rent Apts. Furnished 33 Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 pers apie’ eee 3 ROOM GROUND 1} APT.| RMS. AND BATH, MODERN. NR. Sizer wor maximum | Heat and euto. Prt. 267 N! Perry Cc. toda: ent. & bat “Vest side. isi Nor- TROOMS. ALL UTIL FURN. PVT. Call C. Sehuett for ralue: | 5 ed UFPER PLA} _bath and entr, PE 5-6521. types of property. entrance and bath. Nicely fur- o poceds AND Letra fens acreage, vacant lots, busi-| nished Gas L FE dial, mncn 2 Lalo Tn tae ness properties. It costs no more| 8. Paddock. 4 RMS dm w _ eae Daf Sols Be mast Teele Cel |y exrma tanom mooms came | Gergt Tw feet 28 beth 7 ROOMS AND BATH. NEWLY 35441 Axford. Call een C. SCHUETT REALTY | Soe °. between |" decorated, garage, edule. FE 7404 E. Highland Road |? & 4 AND BATH. PRI- | —poon : ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH & EN- gh >’ 2 west es trance FE 17-8891, 3055 Auburn, pees F OUR PROPERTY?! 6, call FE 6-632 Aubura_ Heights DOESN'T PAY. Gt nomnae > ROOM. PARTLY PORN. = | RMS. AND BATH, UPPER. rr) to qualified pros-| & lights furn. 3-2008. yar eis re aren you Lag and money | > ROOMs UP. UT FURN. PIKE * ROOMS & BATH, ve REF- & worry 3R . UTIL. . PIKE |" erences, 3 miles north of Oxford. a 3, lake, and | _ 8t. = ney adults, OR _3-4851_ | 459; Thomas Rd., just off M24 resigectia rties, We bandle|3 R . PVT. BATH, CLEAN, | 7 260Ms CLOSE IN. UTILITIES. <_< ate tre to Wilasd une Bo SBE | Employed adulte, PE 22406 after 3 ROOM ~ APT, CLOSE IN, -Te Trad OMe rT FLAT. WEST you BUY iT. To poll Te Trade IT 165 6. Paste, uae $10 FE 64129 3 ROOMS AND BATH IN tT ROOM N. APT. FOR LENT CONDITION, INCLUDES reel 380 Chendier St PE soe? AMPLE HEAT, HOT & COLD | [ROOMS EAST BLVD. TERRACE WATER, CHILDREN Perit. |* ROOMS T2048 . PER MONTH a P.M. cane at 6 ROOMS. AND BATH. REALTY CO., REALTORS A-L.CAIODAUC: FE 2.0263 ‘Ael, ARCADIA T OR _PH. j ROOMS AND BATH, CLOSE IN. ae SS HE .| $88 4 MONTH 1073 W. Huroa ie x ee Close to &. B *s Church. NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH | j ROOM APT. 18T. FLOm.. PVT. ban tenes ond enepeing center, 6 rosr OFFICE — entlemen areterred. apartments, uy _Cal after al! with vate entrances, heat, B OR SELL bot a hipaa) end Torri ereher 6 ROOMS SECOXD FLOOR, elose in. FE 32-6663 or FE 2-174 BASEMENT APT.’ EM 3-0072 NEW BRAND N Balmer Street, just soutn of 595 Orchard Lake Aven je Pontiac's finest new apartments, are ready for occupancy. | Guldre we rth. PE 4-203 ONTIL JUNE 15. PURN. MODERN t Fiddle Lk. rnace. Rent Houses Furnished 351 2 .& . “TH June 1sth. 2168 Beach. Aguits "cay, PE | _8-0054, LITTLE HOUSE. APPLY AT 2 children wel- Pirst come. a ot 2-0041 home On fu Must oat reterences $125 a mo. 2 BDRM. rire = ROUND bome. CASS : GOODS. Lake ‘ee ase eaoapensy. FE | 2 BDRM. HOME. OXBOW LAKE. Modern conveniences. $65 per Mo. 0502 Elizabeth Lake Rd. EM _3-0581, Couples ¢ BDRM HOME PULL BASE- wall-to-wall car- 900 per month. ment, - beat, Fr vs . Bide, y Sena. Drayton Plains area, _mosth FE 23-2116. RANCH TYPE. $125 « 2? BEDRMS. WALLED LK MOD.. Close to city Reasonable. MA 43407. 32 BEDRM, MODERN, NEWLY decorated, lake frontage. 1 mi. 8, of Clarkston Cail r 4 p.m. MAple 5-4041 J ROOM HOUSE AND BATH. 697 _Kenilworth 0 7. ROOM HOUSE IN DRAYTON. OR +7416. 3 ROOMS. NEWLY "18 W. Walton J BEDROOM | a { HOME NEAR ECORATED Pontiac. $85 per mo. Call Realtor Partridge, 43581. 3% ROOM HOUSE, 6. 1801 4 RM HOUSE. GAS HEAT. 4578 Waterford Rd., Waterford, Mich. Call OR 33133. 4606 Rockcroft, 4 BEDRM. HOME META- NEAR mora, _scbool bus. Metamora Pe ‘4 a INQUIRE | aT 28 E Vv a 4 ROOM COTTAGE AT CRESCENT Lake $60 & month. RUSSELL re NOTT, REALTOR 170 W. Pike St. = «s,_—=C FE +8006 4 ROOMS, CAR PORT. 7 ee beth e Estates. responsible | — couple, Home Mart Realty, FE j=! S-0407 |@ BEDROOM HOUSE AND “2CaR | garage or will sell FE | 8-1024. 4 ROOM MODERN HOUSE TO quiet couple. 4 miles E. of Roch- ester, 5 miles North of Utica. Yeats Sheiby Rd. Rochester. OL § ROOMS AND BATH, NEAR AV- AIR CONDITIONED beat. y: type building with ind!vidual Setreme es ADCLTS ONLY for =n daily from 90 am to 5: pm. and on Sunday from 12 ucon to FEderal 86918 FOR COLORED ROOMS & bath, child selkone oe Mra. Bell, FE 44001 or rE} 2-3616 . LOWER 5 ROOM OIL —— and cas stove furnished ©: _tersonritie Weterfors. LARGE 3} ROOM APT. “MIDDLE | agecd couple only. Must act as caretaker, for ¢ept. bullding (No drinkers: Must furnish refer ences. Call after 6 rE _2aei4. p.m... ORTONVILLE : UPPER bath. off heat, electric stove, ther 4:00. MApie S. ONE 4 “4 ROOM AND ONE 5 3 ROOM | —¢ RMS _ _ondale School. OL 1-6616. § RM. WEST SIDE TERRACE. _Auto heat, $75 FE 23922 6 RMS, YEAR AROUND, PLUS large porch and bethroom Alj appliances. Including auto. wash- er Lake privileges. Security de- sit required. Available Nov. 11 M 3-3570. Union Lake 6 tween |_ Spm '@ ROOMS & BATH. ALL LL MODERN. Newly cecorated Gas heat Ga- {rage 8 ROOMS. 2 BATHS. GAS HEAT _FE 88127 FE 40808 9 end 11:30 am. or 7 LARGE ROOM HOUSE OR 5 | peaatiful location on Walton near { eee 32_ Auburn. rear office 7 RM PPER WOLVERINE Lake ex MA 4-32 FOR LEASE NEW BE | home at White Lake. 43029. | FOR SALE OR RENT, room year round, iake bome. Phone MY 32-0581, EDROOM MUtual , 3 BED- front Orion unfurn. flat. Lake privileges. caus | —oree dren gg ms PE $0415 FOR RENT: 3} BEDROOM HOUSE, _ Sundays & 1 & Eves, “Pe _ +3004 | | = beat, Brees tm. §70 per month. PONTIAC LAKE. MODERN 3 Rus |_ PD FE 55663 00 __ and beth, furn. or wnfurn., util- IN eae @ FLORENCE ST. ities furn., $20 to $2250 per weet; MY 35505 Phone OR 3 __ | LARGE HOME NR. 8T — : ull basement, man axtres RENTAL | ke" ’ UNITS MODERN 1 BEDRM HOUSE Tit | Attractive new duplex type unite | — ou £8. 10 Reasonable rent, Located in Por- Call FE ¢7833. SEVERAI. APTS AVAILABLE FOR | raat ag WEST SIDE § rooms and tile bath, gas heat, screens, storm gash. payed street, pe yard. Immediate possession $00 per month. VASBINDER FE 5-8875 Rent Houses Furnished 35 1 BLOCK FROM TEL-HURON, 3 Tooms. 930 LaSalle. reat cede HOT WATER. SHOW- Cedar Island Lake 817 ‘3 > asban FURNISHED, REFER- ences Call OR }-648i after 6 p.m. 3 BEDRM [ FURN. HOUSE. ELIZA- Lk $65 per month. Ray Oren Realtor. FE D703 or FE 2 aEDaa- WALLED LE. MOD to city Reasonable. MA ei 3 BEDRMS. nn wees LE.. MOD. . city. Reasonable MA 2 7 ROOM GARAGE gare CLEAN well furnished, 43876 2 BEDRM. HOME. SN WD 145 E. Lake NICE, CLEAN 3 RM ern $40a mo. Baby +7558. 7 NEW 2 | BEDROOM HOME. GOOD tion Immediate possession Cal _FE 17-0543 after § p.m | RENT OR SELL ¢ RMS MODERN. il 8E. welcome. FE | _small cl children. FE ¢- ~ RENT WITH OPTION $50 mo ¢ rooms & . On M3 near Duck ELWOOD REALTY, FE $1204 _ SMALL HOUSE NEWLY DECO- ell modern but furnace. . Avatiable soon, vouple. Write UNFURN } BEDRM RANCH FOR rent for sale MArfalr 62762 pliee Ret Reem a2? 1 SLEEPING ROOM. CLOSE IN. Si Fairgrove. 2? SLEEPING ROOMS TO men preferred, references; _drinkers. FE _5-1687. no bus cooking No drinkers 9} Ww. ‘ornell, FE _ 26703 2 SLEEPING ~G ROOMS. NEAR R OMC rae only, 242 Ferry. wh ay B al LARGE NICELY oruning for your com- Seog FE BUs STOP = “ENT. COOKING, _ laundry. 499 W, Huron CLEAN, WARM. SLEEPING RM. Gentiemen. 24 Norton FE =. MODERN LARGE KITCHEN Windiate Park, Waterford, Cail OR 3-9552. Crooks Ra. near Auburn, rE 47647. 2 MODERN HOME ON LAKE BE- tween Oxford and Orion ‘til June a ——— No children. Li bi meee Oy Also 1 or and UNITS, PVT. TH, carpeted. Auto. heat, TV, $15 weekly. OR 3-T100. ee ee BIRMINGHAM = opportunity tor | 8161 Com- x arom: wea” Sae anim areece. a = | STORE BUILDING, 865 PER MO, good neighborhood for gtocery or @nv other smail business. 424 Os- - ae mun 8t. OL 2-076] Rent Office Space 41 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT, main floor, 4540 Dixie Hwy. H. J. Van Welt. OR 3-1355. For For Rent. Miscellaneous 42 GARAGE TO RENT acres ROOM. Call mornings, FE ¢342 SUITABLE FOR OAGE. 16x38 Lint rf py Parkhurst. Call after att Soe Memes FOR SALE: 2 BEDROOM BUNGA- tow & rege, Ferced of] heat, lots of cupboards electric water heater, new storms gchesm. coarehen shi img cen- Sold this week, $8,750. $2,500 ave P e OR y 3-6536. a RMs A rz “BATH, PLUS 2? Le finished rma. hae ad with 9600 dn _30TT York. BY OWNER: SOL VERN iE LAKE tile bath with % acre land _& more $2,000 down. FE 3-9782. 2 BEDRM. LIVING RM. AND kitchen, large utility rm. 3 car attached garage $1,300 dn. by RM —oee FE 2-5121 aE | _owner 2 BEDROOM FRAME HOUSE. $7.- $00, 10% down. Low monthly payments. For appointment, FE 4-5952 Auburn Heights LAKE ORION 3. BEDROOMS, bath. Basement, gas heal, garage. corner, 1 floor. Priced at $12.500 Terms. Call Woodcock, MY }-1167 WALTER GREEN MY 2-5831 SUBURBAN CAPE COD. 4 BED- rooms, practically new home for sale by owner, 14x22 living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms. eth down, 2 bedrooms up- Full basement with auto . 1000 gallons submerged tank, attached garage, 85 a= electric water heater andscaped yard, 3 acres with fruft trees and grapes, owner toring eul state. Terms. OR 3-4004 ‘ROCHESTER AREA” 2? BEDRM. home on 2 acres. Full basement, steam hest. Call OL 1-7506 $14,950 ; Will butld a 3 bedroom full base- ment brick ranch home with bath ict. Call between Pam and 1 pm or-4to 6pm Mode!: FE 8-1198. E. J. Dunlap Buiider Also 4 bedrm. home for $15,050 LAKE FRONT Unusual 3 bedroom home with 100 ft. lake frontage. just outside of Pontiac, Bullt im TV, awnings, Ventian blinds, carpeting in liv- ing room & 2 bedrooms well land- pris ee sheen Sac boat W vILLIS- M. “BREW ER 55 N. Parke FE 45181 FE _8-0638_ MA 5-758t PE 5-706 | Boom “HOUSE, WATER IN, 0 | price, | cal PE 46316 | NICE 4 ROOM HOUSE. | PULL | —beth—esd-—basement. 2875 Buick. FE 5-82068 LINCOLN HEIGHTS, BY OWNER. IT room. 4 bedrm. 2car garage. gas heat aluminum siding. well landscaped feneed yard. $15,000 cash to mortgage 4-3448 WE BUILD _ BRICKS $10,975 CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 PLASTERED WALLS ‘LOORS BY OWNER 6 RM. HOUSE WITH bath, basement, gas beat. W. Side. Terms. FE ¢ ROOMS AND BATH, CALL OR_3-2429 ‘4 FOR SALE BY OWNER, YOUR terms Cheap 3955 Harelette $§ LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. 2 rooms unfinished ap. Paneled wails, fireplace. garage Cinder block. Priv. on 2 .akes. EM 3-0289. 4226 Green Lake To _ Partridge is the LL REALTOR ig the “bird” to see. BY OWNER BRAND ) NEW 5 rooms & bath, full basement, 2 Diocks from town. 148 Whittemore St. FE 32-6580. WEST SIDE, 2 BEDROOM, FULL basement, near bus stop & ping center. with $1,250 down or will sacrifice cash to mortgage. FE 2-0881 & Ha HOUSE—FENCED COR- CLEAN & Cy: ‘EPING en, 48 Mechanic, ‘ ‘IWARD E. PARTRIDGE Reso. W. HURON ST. ne EB TS... NORTH Es € room modern, full basement. Knotty pine. cong close to - 8 & 2 lots, $8950. Terms. FE 5-1 2 Te oar SE. 300 DOWN small down payments. Phone FE Partridge Is THE “BIRD” TO WEST SIDE, 4BEDRM. Siew S00 dow. ELIZABETH LAKE Picturesque 2 bedroom home with e stone fireplace in beautiful tree lent cedar : IR. DETROIT? dollars and cents — only bedroom | of trees. t Approx. $17,000 with $4,000 REALTOR “2 UTOMATIC HOT WATER Cre Ve terans No “Money Down | MORTGAGE COSTS ONLY 3-BEDROOM HOMES Payments Less Than Rent If you are a Veteran, don’t miss this Deal of a Lifetime! HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: HARD OAK FLOORS SIDE DRIVES AUTOMATIC HEaT PROOF SCREENS | LARGE UTILITY ROOM | YOUR CHOICE OF DECORA- Your CHOICE OF TILE LL CITY IMPROVEMENTS IN | MODEL OPEN DAILY. & SUNDAY 1:30 P.-M.- 7:30 P.M. DIRECTLY BEHIND ST JOSEPH'S HOSPTAL Cor. Earlemore & Bondale WESTOWN REALTY COMPANY FE 86941 ATTENTION!(! $350 DN NEW!!! 2 Bdrm. ‘@ acre jot. Modern. OP 37407 ~ { EDROOM B NORTH END LOCATION NEAR STORES AND BUS. LOT WITH NEAR COLLIER KD. ? BEDRMS. bath, living knotty —_ kitchen. Large unfinish — breezeway and gtrage. $800 Voorhew.. 4 rooms, bath, end gas. ai car Near "ROSE McLARTY _FE 22162 or FE 5.3578 —. WEST SIDE @ rooms down, 3 and bath apt | wu Attached garage. Reasonable $9,500 terms $1,000 DOWN § rooms & bath 2% acres. Small | orksho asession "CUCKLER REALTY 23¢ N Saginaw FE +4091 CLARKSTON 2 ACRES ON WELL LANDSCAPED LOT | WITH PLENTY OF TREES AND | A GARAGE. ONLY $8,950 WITH | | a LOW DOWN PA WILLIAMS LAKE real neat starter home for the handyman. 3 bedrooms. full basement Privileges on W!!- _lams Lake. Cedar shakes siding Wooded jot. Small down. Call for appointment 4 Bedrms., 2 Baths Heres «@ This very attractive 2 story home with large tot. 2 var garage. Out- —truit trees. | Lopated iw Drayton Plains Walk: ing distance to church, schools & - Nying room with firepiace. Large dining room -ana large kitchen. Full basement with forced air heat This home ts in A-1 condition and newly dec- oratea. Never before have we of- fered so much home—for only $13,500 with terms. Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC 2 8. at Vv a appeal: Thoney easier than to finish | tis 2 bedroom older home MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | ics NT Sis teres beateial caaed most an acre of tere is | ifut “butternut. paneled dea wii | S019 pe ee Ls Me | yourself. Qulvy $450 down. Call Teeeasd (peas stbnemns eee HOLMES. BARTRAM West subu ltving at its best | tick garage Beautiful shaded te the living rm. a| massive fireplace, lot 70x13”, an- Lor, ZONED ie now for ent. 1, be’ ld to settle CLARK —, Dae ees. for special ranch type home, jo-| 4+ Priced at $15,950. On terms. nice ihtchea, bath and 2 bedrms. chor fenced & nicely = qui 162 EF Pik RciaL, IN- WFORD AGENCY —_— Lacauads needs deco- -ARK HAGSTROM = = nice ‘arge it downstairs. 2 bedrms. and Paine attac: garage, home we “om 83% W. Huron st PE €1840| only “98.500 with only $1,300 Parte Hagstrom, cone of Realtor | § ROOM woven & Ganaoe witn| So 23,8." es $0) the oe $750 DOWN closets. tre proud ‘lo bave Tisted 413.990 BUILD NOW y idge’ 10 ‘courteous sales-| full ba attached 2-car corner with lake priv. Only shaseo with $2,000 down, $385 mon‘h. Evenings, MY_ 311463 _& EM 32340 and $52 per month. ante to list your home. bedrooms, Newly painted outside | e™ Reore, etiihy ress win sate. ou | Wen cMty_ terme. wuts Entces Hatie cus treete . ol ie y room Ww a 4 states tin @ GROOM BRIQCHOME) Fast susunsan |@uee Stet eam s| SEIT ae iat eet! HY W. Bigelow | ,0fr areas ,.| HERGERT C baie ous ines. Bch Pull Sood Sha: > is ike wera for this _car_ garage. FE 1017. = . $2,000 down. PE clits. ad a Russell Young RD RILEY, Broker . So4 7 BE 9 Bt ——— ca an heen | it ace = Day IS sien _hchan ne = = uron . at Ponting e Rd PE 8-43 Bam. beat. Owner. FE) eee! eet bed. . Pgh ing B BATHROOMS, bd Frac! 22% DROOM HOME. aw REALTORBUILDER 00 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 41157 FE 5-5492 or FE 5-085 pode ete ee a aay ——~— Grotehowt wim le Wainy | Ra MODERN RN HOURE ARK "RRA garage. Drayton Plaine area. OA No Down Payment — | BIRMINGHAM | gerage. (4-1 condition inside and] pon BirrTER HOMES, SER REALTOR PARTRIDGE] reat, o tienen that oil Will, build om your tree & clear |3 mecovta rat bgt bes | poo Stagalow, Mom {| Cherokee Hills! ST i cece| Gee te oe on he FAST SIDE ts ns betren tonee peerbspgr res Seocent: ungalow, “prefer utility room. erokee HtHs! a forge, ved and ieead iy with eden i laand 5 bed ices o ith full basement and rou wir: garage, 80 Tf. lot. $13,900 with vA You! ltke the advantages of , ! room, works and hd room modern home near | 135 ¢, or build on our with | $2,000 down ake ap OL hat! its close-in country locstion — ea ne Wnittemore St.” Paved treet. | 1° Vashington Street onal down paym “| soe oeKURTH REALTOR Modern oem oid tive | Eisabeth Late Rd. 1 mile weet SOLD car garage Only” $10,800, Dorothy Snyder Lavender Bou Becnooms —E aod) oa Se “ese a Y Re eg F. C. Wood C ch alle Saul Ecrot, ne ws fm By ap- $1 DOWN see wr oe ee best = AY wonderfully Posed OO. eam © sprog ete eigen a) | CARL oe Realtor 600 ? nome — has vesti- oe wiliia Lake =e om ™ Nationa! Bank Bid Pie “test (A a ele Edw. M. Stout. Realto 2 bedroom furnished or un- pe eet! pone AND WILL = es = com- | Re iter = or sits ols 's ement, of] heet | PE ¢4211 Eves. FE eis in front ¢f your home. For a quick 77 died = : r furnished. § rooms, full and will build a nr ie room with ba and fi ince ee rete = 7 AN of ' your “Realtor|) N. Saginaw St. Ph FE 6-8165 basement, all modern. large OR 3-7497. cep ms nt: alcove! =: sisaheos van Poses 2 BEDROOM BUN- EAST SIDE rete. | treet too, Call for tarther = ra rae ee BROWN GALOW "Good Werth eed | ays Ntrae SO Mea TO ssr| Ail chrice ling te for pi an e 8 s! ee : ? Pete ae ame F z information MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE cory breakfast aes od bus Oak floor. “a | adhe heme. ue chee) | pes per month. sT rs lavatory — rea a bor rs. suto 0 ner parce! rolling to ft your Call +5196 DICER ONT HOME ne SIDE screened porch — basement | $5.400 FULL PRICE — 2 Bed pe Priced at $8850 wt home City wate a For only $1,425 down you see bent’ iden basement meee: has space for rumpus rm home. Completely modern tare = $25e down = Aes | Onty $850 eeun ae area pe bedroom. full basement, Cass can ew $ ai] heat. Four bedrooms oclieet suburban location with lake to "br Just 1 left ON CROOKS RD homes Sree selections 8v privilege, $1000 down, Ph E a this furnished eg bath, all large bedrooms Al! up. Lovely carpet- es on Maceday Lake. Low Oak floors OU f : Rs evaiteeee: se Bome "Eargep in foo ict | Big baea homes area, wice| fae Soustout and “titer | fer (dowe payment aod ey! RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | Teme meee Te | og tA ACRES rooms, large living room, Gara ea ae 4 262 «8. Telegra) ad pi Pagel ocr oad FOR BETTER HOMES natural fireplace. Hurry on PERRY PARK -— 2 bedrooms Gad sireee Craventeen ts | 010006, GEUICE Phone FEO 31103 or OR }-2037 RAST SUD. 3 Bedrooms, tats | So trees. Retime grownt A bere. LOOK OUT DRIVE ee ee Eat Wpatonsaent eer ail grade ee el” ranch ‘style AL with SECO.) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | [S" flose ferme Rg oe Ami ty sharp 3 bedroom mse. FOR COL ORE D ; staired. Dining & living rooms ere ates Ts enemas. J Pall bocey nots oer ait beat. | ONLY $1,000 DN. Sore 6 LAKEFRONT Ep Seen aeeaat FOR COLORED 2, | ESzammersnariee | SR Smal citer ts] Sob Seta Peis tn Pe | tana wne Pe ee | MET Oe ga ot athe screens ¢lose to bus. Folks, this} °t * bedrooms. iiving, — ” 32-0840 “ “ lima [ae ————— ||| ©WBer will trade “er farm $1 800 — fe an excellent buy for $7,450 ing rooms and kitchen. Full 8 BEDROOMS WEST SIDE — Has ~ zs edueset ee __ LAKE FRONT | own with terms, | cag euiceel anes, beth up and 4 bath down, auto, NI $950 DOWN—8 room modern home| Newly decoreted ¥ vecrm: a nM a ‘LADD S IN( COLONIAL $8,000 with terms. place aka ee enty : pebtdnlivings (sms clone Gaus feared yard, nie ear ee foots, oll furnace aug pinte H Dayton Pi One of the finest 3 bedroom of closet space wall-to-wall car room. Let tod: omy Landscaped s826 E Approx sad ah ic lor homes on Spence street. Nicely GI ES REALTY CO peting and some drapes to a & HARGER CO. 2 Us show you this one./ Cal. ay for appointment . 41.600 down or owner will take OR 1D decerates and beautiful through- stun ‘ oy Auto| washer and dryer. Caicina. 33 W. H 14.500 CRAW FORD AGENCY part cash & good car as down a nearly new car. bon ale Slopes Cee, Mt eed water softener. full price | SOpea sentage $8183 | ractive brick —cungelow with | $2 W. Huron Bt PE ¢ises | >eyment HARBOR HILLS SECTION, BIO mediate $15,500, A very nice home, full basement, gas heat. select | Evenings, MY 31143 & EM }2340 jot. over 1 acre with 150 ft. fies B OFF ELIZABETH LAK a "te “cal bow eR] MULTIPLE Lisrino senvice | fra foe ch peered wane 00" down a Bedroom tome Dis | 0 e i je ba eautifuliy ing room, bath. sto i ' a George rwi Saccapes MA: new 4G oar : « . storms & screens . 11) | taxe FRONT $9,500 ra na Uae foom (Gu) (erence John K Wl mn Prete ani léreuteue lls Civilians REALTOR 269 Baldwi Seer eeneeret, 1 rans wane: - irwin bedroom modern, carpeted. full FE 5-010 dwin Ave ent, oak floors. oil furnace, nice | $16,290 LITTLE A INVESTIGATE THIS We can ——— gas termace, aé- 1 ot = bet Cash te 8 GI _morisase, rea- city. = west si ay tend” could OFFERS ea your Wh tes Ay ‘were ‘05 | Cc 11 aia = Lak ditional bedroom on 3rd floor F . e subdivided 6 room ho anal Lot — Ca cman peg ye = aor! ne H A Wa lled Lake RANCH SITE slept Koo floors and plastered i . palpi tina Let tm show You es soxtse Ese location. waai ot . Lots of room for the alae mare 7 rooms. . Cc : $950 Terms ; rger family, 100x180. Watkins Lake Estates, r | Near St. Michael’s model hom | _ Ss ; excellent location between nice | $1.250 DOWN — \° A . | IM WRIGHT et can 2 ot | NEW Area brick homes $1,100, terms. "| home that needs. some finishing Mra timect fos wake: | weet ce wees tee eee has = “oan REALTOR oad T +5524. “ ace. A = 5 45 kland— S044 = L 7 oo We have two 2-bedroom Na- TRADE OR SELL screens. Lot 180x150. Only 87.950 tamemies seer down. New 2 bedroom home. Bath. = re reel , 1 , ~tienat Hones jf 53 bedroom modern house, price. A. JOHNSON, Realtor ow, LOW ee ea Tats Mae ot Poses eet a ree Decl TAY DEN, Realtor __ For Sale Acreage 47 - torm: tai 7 NS eae a DS 1704S. Telegraph Ra OW eicel EES |osacnge eae SE gE BROWS, Reaigg, [Rest ome eye Perea Po tone or San tno } i ™. 533 carmen offer low down etn rarer re er ee ae Multiple Listing Service 32-4810 Laree moletely ea ee kate O 2 a OWN OTS ry PN! ony | “ a aatereea ee] me Ar™ | SACRE CORNER / ] g $2,304 per mon ew! “2 Dedroom brick full base- 350 D y van Manor ——— furnece. large | Price Cut— Located on good rd § min from ment ranch homes, all ige. Own wipment includes automat- | Pioneer Highland Bunidie fo. 10 soaatres rooms. Just a ‘ew of mony : 3 bedroom brick home with fo washer and dryer, refri of eng ivancs lets "Les oS aa features : ¥ Phu Low M family room, brick firep! ; nee rye etrig- Owner wants action MEAGHER 'S agen: yaw tho pres Fagen = tos Mortenne: Cocte in living room and a paneled HOME & INCOME Desirable 2 qrator, O0d. new 2) tunity | D&iek story and heif “enh | Oxford, Mich tess athir) boards, fea counters; |3- Bedroom Rancher Kitchen. 2car garage. Land- SS at $27,500, terms, ges furnece fenced lands. — — (ag : bath, All on One Floor 9 E siti ct ot Priced oe ne specs : cor wt 500, sca “ rere. lake privileges As Mores x36" recrea- B DROOM . - Casi mo ms @ B om bus i Sd ‘Son epee. Westwartlaad Seuare: Lake area gage. down for you; 3 m and rick Ranch—Otter Lake car garage and’ full bdase- ; < genhrpe up rents for $12 % tm the city. Paved stained garage pared are | BUNGAL Y REALTY CO gerne wlastered an nay, Mi see fren) Sa A ne ein County» 28 toad frontage 61 and sidewalks, city sewer Features generous living room L, em nares FE 5-007 Pasoied f a. full Desement, lawn pad ee scaped ot. | St. Benedict's "Two ideal building sites if tod transportation. cient kitchen, ‘serauiie’ the’ beth : ~ COLORED ONLY | #200 sth te eee Diace, dining eft den. cating | One fleor. 3 bedroom bom oe spo _ Deadend cient kitchen, ceramic tile bath, rT; wtu S + ace Epp alle with glassed gtreets protect ‘our chil forced air ofi heat, large utility WHY PAY RENT Sed Ore ne, COMPANY Oe Here is 0 home ot 30 Ditmar you| LINCOLN WISNER iB DISTRICT. 8 eee eee cad meres en Tecngteun ten Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor screens, well —e. grounds. = decorated on the inside Livin, floor Lp ate Ost full’ basement. Meated 2M wotar _ pest, aa Tectence) Sree aah antered: walls arth base- ttach vores dri to 2-« FE 5-16 Model open 1 - 8 p.m. daily Offered at $18,900.00 33 i) room, dining room, three bed- : car attached garage. elu- Vee cae Taree as “ Ls FE 21306 and Sunday. On NE. corner : oninly : : rooms, kitchen and full bath. Com-| condition est dberiot [pr rl erehnsticor mag eed Ss Nayar’ be acy gone aie Se eee Eli WE TRADE pletely carpeted. venetian blinds con t ideal Creo district. 30 days possession. Only qualified buyer, 30 day pos- Just § blocks north of Wal: ‘lizabeth Lake Estates PLUS TAXES & INSURANCE [CASS LAKE — Attractive 2 bed-| farvari Tull basement, new oil silidan cada euniiaiial cask discount fer 6 ACRES—WOO ton Blvd, via Baldwin, Hur- $1, 000 Down room home, full basement.. fecve furnace, gas water heater, in- DRAYTON PLA NB. 1, ash. IT'S VACAN AL -“S—W DED FY! Only 40 to go and they y vedcsaa came weaguiow. uae HURRY! ation room with fireplace. $16 500 sulted. Areal buy at $7,400 MN eriok, MS, 91.20) Ranch Home—2 Acres Fast Side the eatarsiibcance cl an dee a rivi 3 ; Breccrwes 1% car attach 3 bedroo: ch ho! 1 eauty of this 373% Pate ‘etn beautiful | Eliiabeth cas es ELIZABETH LAKE — Excellent L ‘OW DN. PAYMENT | rage, ou forcea tir heat. Lot "3° Dreesewar ‘and 2 cer at-| Excellent family home with tee pe ee J. I T ] tance. “All on ove “Hoot tciean | ONILY A FEW LEFT | room possibility tm yhome,.2, bed- | This home at 43 Short st. ts just} * 40°. $12,500, full price. tached garage, buat fa | its 2 bedrooms and bath down; eet nn ) Ree work of Een: throughout, 's- e home for a I Toom bedroom as heat, : a y OF; werr's Snacer Tot Pair pres weet ~POTAL_BRICE._ ONLY 5 BEDROOM POSSIBILITY Nice ges" water heaier pace ‘oll heater. Bicely-wooded lots, jake privileges, cishwasher. "and ant to ful 3 —— “and CARL W. BIRD " — r r = s. E - car r REAL INSURANCE Prilinces ns are AY “lots glassed in sunpo. eh. loss to | Secluded neighborbood. Consists Recreation room, fireplace storms and tereens 0 aly 503 Community National Bank Bid FE ouuies Ovt pres Parking N C . $7, 000 puinkes, 411.800; ‘63500 & Elizabeth | stores and bus line. Only $5,000| Si argcome,® bean, * onire Taree ~ fe basement, oil heat. New | +$11.300 — where can you | FE aii Eves. FE $1389 g | Fl LL HOUSE — Near Watt ; v shen . landscaned : : . : I HO I Lake. Ranch hom, complete. Has $800 DOWN pe gfe nae aoe e. an oe — ae . : ee Fo Sal FE Mr Ex ecutiv el ne Als iiaproverents a arage, $10,500; $1500 down. | Just the home for a retiring eou.| enclosed glassedta side’ porch, Cozy Lakefront or Sale Farms == 48 4 . t = SINR INN Pas . « Me a lemene Pe vel else Vith Mie acre. On M59 near Duck Lake pa eater = parece gy Lore Geavekin sentra ne, RL Nagrand Lake Front— Picnic Park 18 the "impression a on ‘ Eve Mr Allen FE 2-3370 jose to stores and bus session. it over. Owne rege ® room year around F See This Charming 2-Full- HERE IT IS! — Loads of Features re ieencl eS Gs) yi ei aol 415.060. op terme, but "will take “tite pienic Side ot thle 2 edroom busy LAPEER COUNT Story Brick Ho | § rooms and beth Noth sid : THELM AM” EL WOOD ee | Owner Transferred ort ee were Pere: preunds with 70 plcale ta-| fale™ PD 113 ft. on, the FARMER'S FA : DONELSON PARK. pointed Roors) _Plastered ‘and DON'T MISS 49. Cass pltzabeth Ra LTOR | iteo bedrooms. tah wis ten | CLARK REAL ESTATE Blea outa good beach furnace foutelde grill and At Hat Z gen : -———FHIS DEAI FE_5-i284 FE 4-38 and stor F ae , fenced-in Priced at oni price we have a weak: < 5 mh 4-3844 age room up. Tavian pire FE 46492 or FE 4-4813 8 mate! - ¥ this 120 acre farm located . Large Corner Lot, Paar pare cevaients xcs sat. pared a Namwee. dow, oper wand —— win- Open Evenings & Sundays a year with uniimited si1.978 with 94.915. do Ms of M24 on biack- Beautifully Landscape d — All for $ ; $55 per Mo, MODEL OPEN C Houston For Homes se ning space, | epee ultiple_ Listing Service oprare ee doi secreoseg Qua lit Wise B mean oe e room i . rood taxes insu rence. 4 DAILY STI ? BEDROOM RANCH Lig floors, full basement, oil Rat? res 18 miles oN Meneses? (id ood Seah ets dit large barn with | pei cent mortgage AILY & SUNDAY arge living room, large oll water heater, insulptea and| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 39,500, terms pacious ~~ De ~~ Rpod Toot. ata weet 3 Bedrooms i kitche a ' hd storms and ser ‘ : i Clarkston area. Schools 8 Chae, wed ° Master Bedroom 15x15'S" | 1 P.M. -7 P.M. oni emo i ai fe coset ice "tose | Want a Home? A , r closets, ce- ken houses, nnd is'm excel. edroom 15x Blai ; wep and all fer by sit closets, ce- i = | aine at High St ROOM “HOE, $825 eheed in. Only $13,500 on} Lake f Oo nnett . en 2 Living Room 26x15 gh St. e front priced at only y he: ramic tile bath, Flexo-Vent acres till + with! BETWEEN MONTCALM AND ‘SY 1Y 500, Now is the time to wood ws, Cust able, well di S Nei ano a LVAN VILLAGE y lake property. 1% stor * REALTORS kitchen full basement ie au mee Shot soy ain BROS. peak |. HOUSTON REALTY | "git ren setmeieance | Reetiatalt (ERE, | "CSTE ge and sly A") Raed ca aa | nat th eae , 4 — . roo ic - ° al Basement finshed Sa aaa URN preeeea Se Sy | aaea rad be || a eae Fall Bascinent, Finished, oo 2 ws empleton alent sates Rodentce Ares —_ wnfOLLY AREA CHAS. MAROTTA tiled bath. You will love the astte Ranch type home built in MULTE 2 vice | Lakefront : a FT eon horace ine lovely You mast see this beduti- NI BUILDING CO. CRESCENT LK. AREA | ‘akertutated tired cedar pane | MS Excenent kitchen | Cy YSt Ead‘Ge Ti, of lake trontage re amie from Holly es “9 ei front . ful h FE 8-1546 New condition, 4 rooms and bath.| Fen rooms. Gigs heat, water soft-| and. good ATEWA S tO} Rane home with 208 Inna med sotenie ba ae ome to appreciate all ar lor f ppr ciate a ¢ corner lot. Immediate pos- ener, insulated, gas water heater, trict. Gaig Tales “coe uare ot living area, tps hewn ai features. | NORTHSIDE BRICK — 3 BDRMS. _ “SUB URI BAN- wens we source sabe, dishmaster — HAPPINESS plu -Ategic| hey to Beist bore arqe parm wiih pew new pies: pet Aseree Pe - This home man hb 8! es. ; 5 . isure cizetlast Sos ean borrow §$20-§500 quickly e, cas, or furniture. Teens made without endorsers for any worthwhile pareess: Up to 20 months to HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corporation of Pontiac 3% South Saginaw 8st xer Bldg. 2nd floor one FEderal 4-0535 __Mortgage Loans 54 Loans — $600 to $1,500 REAL ESTATE INC. eiry stock ine homes: modera” or bot, fa FARMER’S PARADISE MICHIGAN BUSINESS | 2, Fer Bome additions or tm- Keer Sulldinge ia geod tanditisn (SALES CORPORATION rough4a or suclose To make it even more attractive— house partly constructed Coin dL bead of cattle JOHN A. LANDMESSER. BROKER A Ze Dee © sereee oe cows and 15 heite +3 pulls. a! ae a Baa 4 = ming cogent, 3 Westets 4) PARK AT OUR’ PHONT DOOR Canney. Te, = se a bars Gna oS pou ee. aaseninay |p SERVICE STATION Dtedes oA cd img Duper et, S0KGR complete. ES ee ee eee LOT #4 x 204, on WATKINS LAKE Only down. cate taaitities. Low tavesttsent po: 1 mile from a mits Fuil | 210 ACRES — on tty, price i ide Tien" uity. Cash =| € miles on of { Somae’ agree Sess a? der WE COVER ENDL AUTOMATIC. FASE tone “piis-e0e. *33| THE STATE | 190 PER CENT BUSINESS LOCA- S TION Main corner fi row- House ring, *) mg Milford. A tri-ievel aihaqea cain bal running water in barn! spacious living quarters. All in ex- and po house. 3 mi. to good) cellent repair Present owner fishing 5 mi to town. erating and shoe repair ss ieerey Bey '¢ a ade Comes on 2 lower floors. Wants to retire eq weed ! cows, 4 $45,000 takes everything. Terms house 1 EGO REST corn crit. Also mowing machines pt = fabs engl e- $11,000 with éown tebuched Steady day-long busi- FE 2-0698 mo snewer, call MA ness. Easily operated ty couple See this good nvestment. VARIETY STORE Sale Business Property 49 the aereaee $3 000 plus inventory may — $1,000 DOWN AND ND FOU, owner of wit the rl banding. 2 itvaforiee Sacni! business, = i Total price "STATE- WIDE. TWP — Neerty ace a ack hays of ltoan Brick rest. ted oars. ‘i Ausiello Bien tories, bar and uitable for high Grade. resteurant or fac. |— Sale Land Contracts 52 tory : with terme. FLOYD KENT, Res} 20" DISCOUNT, os abc ym res Onfinished interter- Con- Open Eves. | j tract balance $6300 Will dis- = — | —_— 20 per cem OR 3-2837 BRICK TERRACE. 388 E BLVD. 8 WU) sell our equity for $00 Pull basement, new ci] furnace. Tecreaiion area in the basement 8 ros. and beth. FE $7578 afier pm, Frontage & Railway | IDEAL FOR FACTORY On NO CE SHOPPI WIT APPROXIMATELY 00 FT (ace on ON WILLIAMS ie Your $3 $ | Work for You | PIN Ld IN REAR a Fs We here both large and small OF GROUND ian comtracts for sale rompt cour. LOCATION — VEL teous service Call any hour. FE ork ZONED COMMER. $04) or FE 56975 Ask for Ted MeCulough No cbligstion J.C HAYDEN $6003 86 2 Walton Bivd Lest: ie R. Middleton BROKER KNI UDSEN| Orchard Lake Ave. Zoned Commercial — ., Realtor are Open EE cet @ ROOM 8SEMI-MODERN ROUSE $1.07 BALANCE - Hie ato et aR ey $2.- To HA : R. J VALG ET. Realt tor por 4 AEL a a AS ann vice” Money to Loan : 33 from Elke eels. One Te ft trentaee and average depth f end eoprosimately. $100 ee The other perect = (State Licensed Lenders) able Soe uence us nd ett TE lh * abi for sesmen sad of TEAGUE FINANCE CO. a NN. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS hened TO 9300 15.000 with terme if neces- sary WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR Sta! | ! LIVES $10 Pontiac Bank he | HOUSEHOLD CoODs FE 416 FE 28503 ph Rochester OL €0711 OL 1-979) ALMOST 4 ACRES | ee ae eee IGETICASH OUICKEY on Joslyn Priced for quick ae - Up to $900. 2338 Orchard Late Rad FE ¢43¢ After 6, oR 1708 a 1966 care. Brin eae ur sry Oo at oc | Loans also made on her nfture Signatures eurite ed . Loan Company 180. FT FRONTAGE Balcwin Are No a8 Last used as jot | EE | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A_ 300 FT WOODWARD AVE FRONT- age within city limits, small buiid- ing om jot with gas ae and elec- tricity, Inquire st 625 Woodward 302 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO Ave, or ce!) _FE tue nemeagear oes) FF 292065 business Manny's Ringside Rest. Huron at Elizabeth For Sale or ‘Exchange al “WHEN YOU NEED To BUY. SELL OR TRADE _Thom ames wte|>20 to DUD Business Opportunities TT oem oe —_ - ~— ature. ear or furniture No endorsers Parinents to suit your budget We will be glad to help Pe SELL. REALTOR TO BUY TO | FARTRIDGR 8 .HE ‘BIRD”, you with your mo ¢v probiems. GASLOINE STATION. WALLED) ~ Lake area. Requires $1,500 for! MUtual equipment and inventory, _ 48085. Milford A MAN WITH YEARS OF EXPE-! rience as home builder wishes to ¥i make connections with builder FINANCE CO. 72 Pontiac State _ Bidg. FE ¢157 custom homes. Box 43 Pontiac ' h “ Seasonal ( Cas 100 PT. FRONTAGE ON AUBURN, Get cash for seasonal expenses Ave. 190 ft. frontage on Ree! m1 var aoe ee a few mane LOANS $25 ‘TO $500 P_W_Dinnan o¢_W. Huron SERVIC STA- ey See tee | BENEFICIAL SERVICE STATION. ON Mw. — ., FINANCE CO. ON bated equipment included. FE 7 W. Lawrence St FE 2-049 Need $500 RESTAURANT, DINING ROOM } _ business, 65 5. Mai son. with fast. eourteocs service and GROCERY STORE. 8DM LICENSE. oe spar ments to fit your budget? “tion. In lake area modern office so convenient ted ie $5,500 cach or 86, om Private. cone cgusultalion waete ace s SUNOCO SERVICE STATION FOR) [9", — Maybeo sett “tation oer con- Mavbre mace, Guts enact eo FLOme & Auto Sg ayo Sartptit sia men cent LOAN Company . 2 TN. Pe = (Second r CLARK HAGSTROM Flours 9 to 5: Saturday 9 to! Fe cen Buckner Customers men, wants to ilst your business. c at PE 43681. Are | Happy Folks pon 8 yee serve with a. enaly Miser. | ing room suite or bedroom suite. Full or twin beds, or will seil EM 3.2647. BUILDING este) WORTH Sste-oeee ccepted trade-in sed _eare H J “van Welt on. 31355 MODEL B ALLIS CHALMERS tractor, farm tools ¢wheel rub- ber tired wagon to trade for pick- —“p_truck:_ Clarkston. MA_ 6-0708 TOYS, TOYS, TOYS Barnes Toyland now m lay aways for Christmas rade in your old te» skates on @ new pair Bee us for a compiete line of fire- piace fixtures sere Apes evenings ti] §- easy BARNES HARDWARE 142_W_ Huron_ FE_5-010) SHARP — NEW BRICK FRONT @TARTER WIRIXG BAS HOUSE - TRAILER, LAND CONTRACT FOR DOWN PAYMENT. R. J. VAL UET, Realtor ot OAKLAND FE 5-0083 LTIPLE LisTINO SERVICE =F = COAT FOR BABY BED OR Twin Stroller FE 5-477 WILL BWAP MY EQUITY In A two family h to Wa Serford for «e | Wilt BWaP 2 BEDRM HOUSE neat, Auburn Heights for 2 bed- om house trader W G. Whit com> Reallor FE $0522 WILL SWAP EQUITY IN 1953. «> 2 bedreem housetrailer, deluxe in- terior, for fumriture or cash A real bergain Cait PE 2-372) SELL OR SWAP FOR ANYTHING of value Model A Pord childs midget car—23 bp mangie, refrig elec stove, power iswomower 3-3900. _ For Sale Clothing 56 2 GIRLS JENAX 3PC COAT SET { Sizes] A 2. OR 3-025 6125 hasten COAT 18-20 SELL FE 4-45 “$35 | 4 RED es “MARY'S | 14 g10. 1 tweed coat, size i, $10, | 4 Dhoe eheck coat. size 10 $10 All like new, 173 State PE 2-58¢1, BOYS OR MAN'S OVERCOAT ¢ pr. man's cotton slacks, 4 Seecters _& shirts FE 5-04 FUR TRIMMED COAT LIKE NEW Medium size Very reasonable FE 7-014: FOR BALE. BLACK FUR COAT. worn just 3 winters. Very reason- anie Bizre @ to 42 FE 23-5505 GIRUs AND 8UBTEEN CLOTHES Good cond Sizes 8 to subteen 12 Lady's beige comt, size 16 FR 2-Tle4 af i] * GIRLS COATS SIZE 14 BOY'S top coat size x FE ¢-8513 RL & WARM — ¥LON. JACKET. size 8 Pink pasacongha coat _matching hat, size 6 Mi 64440 WIN: sweal- ers. and dresses. Mans- ~ fhheid _after 4 b nL GIRLS OR LADIES RED WOOL topper $8 Ski pants, $3. White wool topper, 65 ine velvet suit, $15 Size ® All like pew. OR | 3-54 SUB-TEEN COAT & CLOTHING _Sise 10 PE ¢2751. _ WEDDING DRESS CHANTILLY lace and eatin With train Size 12 Call after 630 pm. or ali dar Sa FE Soe FF YOUNG MANS SUIT. 32 SPORTS jackets. 2 sweaters. 3 pr. siacks. 4 —Cheap. OR 32251. Sale Household Goods 57 =; PUL- hin- i WHIRLPOOL GAs DRY ly automatic itke new. 1 var oii water heater, | Ra, Lake Oren, suitable or rec. rm. $50 iv ADMIRAL TELEVISION. 1 3 ROOM OU TFIT BRAND NEW FREE TOYS 4 Pc. bedroom sulte 2 pe. mattress & box springs ° 2 boudotr amps 2 pe. living aa suite (choleg’ 2 oa abies 1 coffee tabie 2 tabi¢ lamps / 1 — table = / ebairs 1 remed picture 21 PIECES NE AL L FOR § +PC_ LYING ROOM SUITE. GOOD ‘185 Beach St. FE 2-6727 6 Co. FT. BO So al oN SYERS TM Reg US Per OF © 1086 by NEA Bere, & “You'd be surprised, Henry, how little this left us | overdrawn!” jeune ¢ Used gas stove .. washer Used 1 Trade-In Dept. i de neeneens oe eweee peut Seesss Ras le CONVENTIE THOMAS- ECONOMY -FURNITURE CO. 3618. bong one “Ony RANGES F957 995 AND Hn, re ‘ Electric Co., Used $ 5.00 perma tm A Lo = meitress poses TORD'S \ WAREHOUSE 2238 _- Lake Road 8-3741 VacUUM Tce AWERS Panta. brushes, all makes 456 Myrtle WASHER, $20; LIVING Soca: fa, never used, $40; evigarstor. $35; electric ha $65; oil space heater, $15. FE 5-2766. WESTINGHOUSE REFRIG, brand new. 10 cu ft. Must sell. _Will sacrifice for $135. FE 41547 WAYNE GABERT’S FEOOR-SAMPLE SALE- Up to 25 per cent discount on al floor sample refrigerators, wash- ers, dryers, gas and electric sand TV 131 N's Saginaw sets 2 Vrs. to pay. PE 53180 | WHIRLPOOL GAS DRYER oe R. B. Munro Electric Co. Huron | STEEL WARM MORNING BTOVE. 6200 Cooley Lake Ra SUITE POST- WALNUT BEDRM. § er bed, 2 dressers, @xcellent cr Reasonably priced _ 44781 after 6.00 FE 86-8178 Sale Household Goods 87; Sale Household Goods 57 ANTIQUE ORGAN. EXC. PLAY- ing condition green nylon frieze Lawson chair €reen leather chair. Portable record player, tea Wagon. davenport-bed, te- bie top (Sm stove All tn good con- dition 5-3458 \NTIQUES MOST UNUSUAL COL section 37 Monterey, off Mt Cremens St APT SIZE oe STOVE LIKE new FE 3-7266 or 603 Granada ANTIQUE LOVE SEAT RECOv- green velvet. 51 Summit ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT FOR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND A little out of the way, but « lot to pay. Space heaters. all izes Gas and electric refriger- aiars ranges and weter beaters Bathroom fixtures. beds, chests, dressers, vanities and eprings and mattresses Living room suites, eccastonal chairs, tables. lamps, TV sete. sultes an other misc. tems NEW & USED Visit our trade-dept. for real bergeins USE OUR LAY-a- may area OR EASY TER UP TO 34 MONTHS TO. PaY We buy. sell or trade. Come out en4 jook ground. 2 acres of free parkin, HONE FE 3624! OPEN DAILY 8 TO 8 3 6TO $ 4@ miles E. of Pontise. or 1 mile E of Aubsro Heights on Auburs _Ra 5e Alcohol 188 Proof RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL 6373 9x12 Felt B. Rugs $3.95 141 W HU RON. FE 43066 AUTOMATIC WASHERS BENDIX, Kenmore General Electric, Thor, and Westinghorse Rebuilt As low | . se ROY'S REPLACEMENT \ oan and FE 2-4021 UTOMA? Wash RATIONALLY ADVERTISED Only $14995 Complete A. WAGNER CO Phone FE 5-0221 Se Pee ‘S$ pe breakfast, set .. *) Ol burner ‘ $25 Cedar chest $15 | Sectional Bookcase -.1- $20 | Bendix washer ‘ $23 | Overswaffed davenport cere $i2 | Overstuffed chair sia einipleie = | Apt size gas stove Studio cow $20 WE BUY. 8FI,! TRADE OAKLAND FUBN tS co | 1% 8 Saginaw FE 32-6523 BFNDIX ELECTRIC PRYER NEW | fully guaranteed Delivery and in _sialed No down payment, 83 week Martag washer, late m A-1 condition. Phone MY | S37 a A ose CONSOLE TV. antenna kit $9.98. nw VALTON TY Walton, Cor Joslyn FE 92-2287 | (CHROME DINETTE SETS. As- semble th¢se yourself and save. four chairs and table. $69 95 value $3995 These are new 1956 designs. famous make, Formice teps, popular colors compere these terrific shor 6 cond. $150. Call 3-087 BIRD CAGE & - SfAWOARD ‘Bed, springs & mattress, gid. FE al ee MAHOGANY BDRM. suite. 3 Alm pew. For de- ——/| tails, call FE CHROME DINETTE. UPH. ROCK- er, pr chairs, gateleg table Sten » ec dishes. FE CASH FOR BALL RADIOS, OP- erating or nit FE 5-755 _ cellent mt condition FE + 44316 | GLEAN é@ "TABLE TOP “STOVE. 8 PC. MAHOGANY y DUNCAN - | 77 N. Ardphore Phyto diming rm eet. Good/condl | CHINA CABINET, DARK MAHOG- | _tion FE 8-366 any, 96d condition. Dresser & 2 BLONDE TABLE GODEL TV chest drawers, walnut, $75 OR 3-2186 ames Pa Gas $ RANGE. ENTERPRISE to REFRIGERATOR, FE 27-1663 Y condition, $30. FE 8-3652. SHajk MODERN, UPHOLSTERED uoise. Excellent condition. OR Pfafer ED VELVET. $47. en ‘auie, 5 eo MI 4-0604. ROP LEAF DINING ROOM Ta- ble, 2° = leaves. Davenport & chair 3-2976. EASY SORTER GOOD SHAPE. $35. 114 Mary | Day. EASY WRINGER WASHER, GOOD condition, $35. FE 5-5563 ELECT Electric sewing m s, were sored our price ........ $79 Rad $14.05 MAKE YOUR DOLLAR DO FOR EDWARD'S OUTLET, ‘188. woe ELECTRIC ee months, $50. gel Easy Lett sh onan on tAE TAG washer. good cond oe Klectrie Co,, 1060 W. Hu- ion SALE CHROME TABLE WITH [ano = Ae 4 hevomgh | ~ ert etween 8 Sargains for November | & =| 1 | + GAS RANGE. 3". NICE APPEAR. | | Center cesar burners. Only $39.95. Milks Ml 6-130. POLL size SIZE ELECTRO MASTER elec. new unite re: speed switches es will trade for equal value gas range. FE 8-2070 FREEZERS We have them none or Chest types. 12 ft. 20 ft. RCA- HIRLPOOL real good deat come fn — For « For Sale ‘Miscellaneous 6( oe ESS you ihink. Let us give | cal bd us ee EL We = trade-ins | | you s free “Gort le = | i el] Stamps. |} 30 GAL. OIL WATER HEAT-| Yes we give Go "KING \G BROS. | “ers, $18 up. 7) 8. Parke St ap eee 8 FE ¢07%4 FE ¢1112 ‘51 NASH 4 DR. REASONABLE. PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE _ __ Also movie projector. PE 40004 | CA8H ns FURNITURE GE REFRIO, BUNK BEDS 3 TO § ROOM DUO THERM ron | hee Chrome breakfast set, chest of | _stove. Exc. cond. MA ¢1000. | H¢ Ne = PAINT Sher item ee 7B 9908 | iss 6 DR PLYMOUTH GOOD | HIOH QUALITY | == running cond Gas a Bin ands & $195 PER GAL— 3295 PER GAL |GE DOUBLE OVEN PUSH BUT-| ‘Boodle ecey on —$195 PER GAL GUARAN- ton elec stove. Mahogany dining Everest Dr. ch Farm sub | TEED Calo. tSbie ee é erry ae ioe division | Clarkston. | NG BROs. le gcenza 9. ma. any |. pan’ “a "w RA. poster twin beds Night stand. PORTER ‘CABLE: ie ear bine FE ¢1112 cat wier $ pm MI 43463 biades and dato | Also 1-4 2 PONTIAC | RD _AT_OFDYEE | HOSPITAL | BED AND APr GAS _Speedmatic saw _FE _ 4-722 stove, rug. table, chairs and cup- boart ° storm window, __ door PE 51515 HOT ‘POINT ELECTRIC RANGE. Calrod burners mee — | Only $40.95. Milk’s, MI 613 | HOUSEHOLD GOODs FOR a _lll Mary Day | HIDE-AWAY BED, ENL END ) TABLES, | lamps & bedroom suite. PE 86-3906 | | peteeen 6 and 6 pm UNT TABLE, BIRDSEYE } Ma- ple @rop leaf table. 72 2£ | Closed “) months old 6125. Er 42592 rs. Smith ee IRONER, GOOD CONDITION, 835 ;_OR 30673 _ | JEWEL Gag ve 3 YEAR OLD $65 00_ FE 2726. . KELVINATOR ELECTRIC ‘STOVE. | 06 Coleman Ave FE | veer oe 1 storm Only KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR. 6 ft ion. cu cunning © Onjyy $4995. MUk’'s. 6-1 300 'CENMORE WRINGER WASHER. _ ose Exc. cond. $35. FE 54779 [LEAVING TOWN HOUSEHOLD | goods. ai) kincs_¢ aoe 24772 1 cee & _cond. $20. LINOLEUM PAINT_ safe % price at Jack's. 277 Baidwin “MAHOGANY DININ@ ROOM suite Table with extra leaves, @— chairs, $75 OR 34 MAHOGANY cabinet. In SS SS CORNER CHINA exe cond. OL 2-7787 | $,! MovINO To CALIFORNIA. FoR AT burner @iec stove with | | broiler, storage drawers. exc | shape $4050. solid maple den furniture. davenport, 2 essy chairs. cocktail table Also book- case and end table All at a bar- gain Fireplace grate and screen Snow shovel and other items. MA ae earTss | MAPLE HOLLYWOOD BED COM- plete_._ Excelient condition. OL 62402, ee | MAPLE “YOUTH BED. COMPLETE wi Se Kact Wet mattress FE 20° MAHOGANY Table model. Mice condition. Only ‘$79.95 Milks MI 61300) ‘EW AND USED SEWING MaA- chines, vacuum cleaners, also TV and radio repair Call FE 4-2600. Dealer ar TV | - | OAKLAND coors LARGEST selection of unpainted furn PLATFORM ROCKER EXC cond , $20 FE 5-6008. after § 30. | PLAY PEN. $8 COMBINATION swing and car seat, $3; baby strolier, new. $15: crib and mat- _tress $8 504 Granada Dr SALE °6's Frigidaire end GEs washers, dryers, ranges, refrig water heaters, TV's. Crump Electric rE 4-3573 REFRIGERATORS LAST YEARS 1955 els, one of Americas bes ny perfect, new guar- anteed for 5 years. but a new refrigerator for @ little more than a used machine, Michigan Fluo rescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave. REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. All makes guaranteed ‘hyle Elec- . FE 45168. tric. 502 N. Joh RECONDITIONED | j Maytag washer . ........... Coldspoet Refrig. weeceecwes $30.50 Apt. Elec. Range ....... $29 50 G. E Elec Range. ....... $89.50 Clayton’s Furn. & Appl. 3065 Orchard Lake Rd PE 5-474 R SEWING MA- chine ruining cond. Call FE Beneficia; Finance Pay_ unpaid bal balance of $49.50. STANDARD °s RIB, stroller, upright sweeper, 113 Wolfe. FE 54417. SINGER, LATE MOD EL, with sigzag attachment, $60. ; give terms, FE 8-1564. Dealer. SINGER, LATE MODEL. WILL _®ive terms. FE 98-1564. Dealer. SINGER CONSOLE. round bobbin Payment of $8.50 ~ Dec. 10th Wealer will bring to your home. FE 341564 SINGER CONSOLE LATE round bobbin, paymen due Dec. 10th. Desier will ene to your home. FE 8-1564. STOVES, BOUGHT, SOLD, on. Lome 4 ‘Turner's, a Mt. Clem- FE ra FE_ 5-0173. Te ts easy w dea) at Buckner’s, where courtesy and kindness are shown to everyone and borrowing jeasuts onLy a. 400 ro ae fs a pi busy » . Sen 33. Closed evenings. $30 per wk. wide for your Immediate and income from amusements alone. A e happiness arran for wonde: - opera- pel vena eredit account with the tion, where are ihe comed, and your patronage fe w preciated rer dt up to 2¢ months to|¢- vrs: enn 5220 Hatcher y Ra, Drayton ep teine. OR 5-8, soy 6s # HOTPOINT RANGE, on aunene exceiient condition re caf RANGE, ete bea and dresser, set; cost si sell, on Never used. 7 | a ROR COREE Tr “PIECE MAHODANY INI DINING : BUCKN ER | ae becca COMPANY d 3 trough Cashed Ads! shale, tion, sa plate ine rte. not ‘using TSE INNERSP RING aT _tress, Coll springs. PE 2-4852. we (panei ay seers rg sy i cee = eee rt, iby i _eond. a5 — a." Sement, mixer. Ls $25 Call OL Rd. esters WAYNE’ Toni 121_N. ¥. PE 54-0168 ie ft. Good worties F Le ae Stove and Refrigera ee eee US D- Feige RANGES BRANDS | AND SIZES. “ey. iy #6 AS STOVE, $20. BABY __BED, $10. Saba -4 de LIVING RM. SUITE, BLUE es 2 | i j buffet @& chige eabinet, | Cab dition. WILLETT LANCASTER DROP leaf table and ds. Like new. 2 yrs. old $60. FE 23-4071 WANTED TO BUY | Gooa % size roll-away bec Must | DUO THERM § ROOM OTL HEA er, pad . tank and biewer| Platform inetd, £6 07424 Sisson, Rom- gra player. Be i drain board ett ans STOP! LOOK! _ piece, 53” long, $10. rE e218. = ee Geum heal cet EXTRA 3 foeriol "E & Ding Byte pow Ang | White Pi : == —_— A REAL Sinuatn oe Oh a. Vera BF saninsone oe SADIATORS, a MED BRICK - 3¢ each eps all or part, 3139 SE —. Sa, Saved, Set | STOP! LOOK! interior trim For sale large quantity ot wet | i ESTIMATES AND FHA lumber, Consisting of 2x6's, 2x8's, SURPLUS LUMBER | feore"ana® some nie ott (® Material Sales Co.) (M59) OR 37082 CLOSED SUN % TON PICK- 2 Hawalian $340 Highland Rd OPEN 0 RACK FOR up. Size 10 formals. guitars. MA 4-2731 Empire 2600 Union Lake Rd, at Commerce EM 3-4148 Triple pic, windows from ~ 39.96 Doubie hung windows from $11.95 Sliding windows from 15.95 Storm ee 2 lite from : “a Flush doo rom me Door and window trim $7 Oe Base _# FREE “STANDING TOILETS > gis. ro 31x32 double sinks $6 a colored bath sets “with: trim Facto @ods, irregulars 95 save PLUMBING SUPPLY 172.8 Saginaw FE 5-2100 FIRST QUALITY, § FT BATH- tubs. $4950. B grade toilet, $19 05: 32x21 double care. $1495. hand basins from $10.95. G A. Thomp- 8 son, 80 Perry FOR, SALE 1 CHINA CABINET. full size baby crib & mattress, one “baby play | pen FE 5-5938 / Fu EL OIL FOR SALE. WE. GIVE med Stamps Orvel Gidcumb. OR 3-1056 PUEL OIL TANK, WITH ‘LEGS. Gauge, fill cap, oS 1. FE_5-1467. 1¢ LONG P. Sutton, FOR SALE GOO wood corn crib re H MY 27-6432 be just like new & ciean. MY | | GOOD ‘STAKE RACK, K. COMPLETE. ~__ Christmas s Gifts —— Christmas $ Special tcycles at wholes price. All sizes. Use our laysaway plan Roy's Motorcycle Sales, 20] W Montcalm lifts 59 i YEAR OLD. §2.000 as bom Therm oi] heater OR_ 3-787 _ FUEL OIL 7 TANE 3 30-gal. shallow well jet Sew, never used ad. REpublic bees! 2 wart , TRAILER ™ 2? MAPLE 6YR CRIBS, $15 EACH: boy's warm jacket, ike new, §1° jacket, $5; both size 12 . HaYY pumps, | 41868 130 GAL. FU FUEL 1 OIL TANK. 1 TO S rm. ofj circulator heater. 1 Delco gun wpe burner—300 000 << 1B &@ O ctreulator pump, 1 Honey stack contro! 1-3 whee! trailer on box nine e278 1 FLOOR FURN OTL. 1 WALL furpace at! waa FE 60147. eve- _fipgs and Saturday ARAT EMERALD CUT DIA- mond engagement ring, matching ‘wedding band. Ph. M tual 6535, Milford, ri '? BENCH MILLING MACHINES, Ou b3eet Also 2 bench drill press 4 WORKING HEAD D WATER pumps 3 shallow well piston mps. single laundry trar apts conn bargain prices. Cal! between 8 a.m. aaa an = GAL. L. ELEC. HEATER. $79 95 yw» G Auto Gas “eater “ = sinks & fittings $50 50 Laundry trays. stand, faucets $18 ae SAVE PLUMBING __ 172 8. Segmaw AUTO. RECORD PLAYER ELEC ultar amplifier. Collier's Enc if clubs, 16 gauge pump shot- wun FE he 7402 $3 CHEV TRUCK. AIR BRAKES New 1955, 261 engine A-! me- chanical) Exc res. 2163 E _Walton Bivd Back apt, ~ ALUMINUM ~ SIDING FOR NEW OR OLD HOMES Forget painting problems for- ever beautify and insulate at same time. Reynolds NU-ALU MINUM, only siding guaranteed not to chalk, chip, crack or peel. 24'x26'x8 high home $390 materials only; $490 Call specialists for mates. No money down, lw monthiy payments, 5 fears to Also aluminum storm win- dows, awnings, ornamental iron, buy direct and save. VALLELY CO. OLive 1-9941 __ Auburn & Rochester Rds ASPHALT TILE anwernonc Cron. INCH FL OOR SHOP instal ted. free esti- high, with U-boits. ae J. Me- Newly _ Rath long. 36" painted L 128. FE 17-8714 Garage Doors Berry stee! overhead factory sec- onds, all sizes and prices. Large selection, from $35 and up A {STEDIO —- COUGH. er GARAGES REPAIRED TO k like new Lengthen your ga- Put ip new garage doors. 45654 COIL. « PER ali boxes for duplex plugs, range fuse boxes, Thompson, 60 8 _Perry St. SAVE 50 PER CENT ON NEW | Duoth 46 room — size, Teg. $129.95. Toom | size. $80. . $150.05. rT flow | 67 room "3h reg. 8179.06. | MYrtle 3-3711 STALL SHOWERS. COMPLETE with faucets and curtain. $69.50 | 57, $34.45. Lavatories m plete ire gleaming chrome faucets, $14 Toilets, veyed value, $23.05 ge are factory _Orchard Lake Ave. DRAPERIES | ice skates, }burner gas , pose Se STOKER 30 LB, SUITABLE FOR, 5 or 6 rooms, $20. 73 8. Parke St. | SALE Aluminum combination windows & doors, aluminum & Fibergias | awnings. | FE 46089 8 am to 8 pm THAYER DELUXE BucGY. Tay TAY- jor Tot stroller FE 2- TWO LAMP FOUR oe FLUO rescent fixtures. ideal for over work benches, shops, stores and | factories $21.95 value. $9.90. | These are factory marred Call | at factory showrooms. Michigan zimarescees. 393 «Orchard Eats | Ave Talbot Lumber Piasterboard. Rock lath Paint. Hardware, Plumbing and Electrt- — su} 1028 Ave SEPTIC TANKS = modern door on your xarage costs Insulate ~ Bpun woo! blanket, only $4.20 for 100 sq ft PLASTERBOARD—ROCK LATH Bare $38 PAUL ST. CYR LUMBER CO. 6120 BOGIE LAKE RD. CALL EM 3-273] JET WATER PUMPS. 546995 G. A. Thompson. 80 S Perry GUTTER. 13c FOOT. WAR- wick’s, 2578 Orenard Lake F Rd | KITCHEN CABINET SINKS FA- make beautiful 427° mod- eo value 30 marred tn transit. also ‘several 54 and 66° models at terrific values Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave _ | LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR } eclor painting problems Hundreds of colors to choose from tn rubber | base or Jellet Magic, mo drip paint: free parking in rear of store Oakland Fuel and Paint, 436 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 5-6150 LIONEL & AMFRICAN BEYER TRAINS Authorized tactory service and genuine factory parts. Free test en factory analyzer. TASKER'S 6] W AURON _8T. LIMITED OFFER Furnaces, of) fired, gu ty) Forced air. 84.000 BTU. Complete with controls, $287.50. rnace tank and ae work, ready to In- stall, 5-6 r Included with above 30 . water heater PONTIA PLUMBING AND HEATING #2 8. Saginaw FE 2-4397 LUXAIRE FURNACES os 8 Saginaw Qpen 9 to 6) New, of: fired. $298 delivered, AUTO WATER ATERS, $44.85; OR 3-564 5 f cast tron tuos, $6405. Re- KENYON nea SERVICE verse trap ue $3111: 3 pe. IN STOCK colored bath tu a totlet and lava- ’. 6°. 8 Drain To bgt | Chad 85. Thompson; 80 c Sewer Pipe — all stees, ee ‘omplete re traps. cy nny — d — aon want. cee an es a ECKIN . BLAYLOCK COAL & SUPPLY CO 31245 W. § Mile Ra 81 Orchard Lake Ave FE 3-7101 BUGGY AND STROLLER, $4| NEW 14 FT. INSULATED PLY- apiece. Sw and slide set, $15. wood trailer, easily converted for Wicker reh_ chairs, $4 each. hunting, sacrifice for cost, §375. _ 61 Euclid. $3194 _FE __14_N. Telegraph. BRIAR HILL STONE, TENN. NEW oe PIPE -ledge rock,’ Face aioe glass \% in (2)) ft. rengths Pages ft. block Sibley Coal & Supply Co. /% fm (21) ft. lengths 16 ft. _140 ass | SAVE PLUMBING Sv BATH de i”? S. Sa vE Xz100 town kitchen furnaces. Ot, T u and coal hot water and = OIL ‘BURNER boilers. Automatic water heater, Used ome heating season. Also hard wa: e ca: 5, 1 used gun type of] furnace. FE crock tile galvanized v| 5-025. ine Lowe Bros, PLYWOOD Cash and earry prices * 7 TycH SOT, PIPE, § FT, | €x®x% fir $ 3.60 AVE LUMBING SUPPLY , 4'x8'x% . $475 172 8, Sagina E 5-2100 $68 BABY BED, PRACTICALLY NEW. Sie Mise. girls ¢ , Sizes 3, 10 & > see 12. MI 6-31 $3.75 b-} A rq AND . 8478 oie Opdyke Meothet're _ § 498 eae 3 pany COLEMAN OIL PLOOR FURNACE | FE 2-253 1488 Baldwin Ave with blower, burner and all con-| PAY N {DOWN AN trols. $25. 73 8S. Parke St. will build on or poled +i Gc FERRI PUP- $350 Dn. and wiil build on my ‘ot. py, has had shots Msulated OR_3-7407. d house, also baby crib. Li “4 Recond. Recond. Cleanup Sale Lumber that we cannot get into PICKUP ‘ spas amiias . SM TIRING TO TO BUILD BLACKETT’ S BUILDING eae 8161 Dixie Hwy MA 5-3811 CHEST DEEP $1233 TV OR ante —— blinds. 3-2281. ~ Rouble “sonst — 4x8 Sheet $1.35)= rir Piyscore, 4x0x% sheet . roe Blanket — 100 s ft. Twinsulation, sq. Zonolite. iS Dow: é ” 9xia, “sie x sir ene, 0,00. M éxix\ fir’ plywood ooo... $3.50 ixi? white pine —- me . 18e Inside door jams, P. ... $3.95 SAVE UP TO $500 ON 3) iy a panes we SHEETROCK [ngs Fa my Re Ned REINFORCED CONCRETE +6428 3872 Eliz, Le Rd. | U8ED MOTORS, %4 & 1-6 Lhe $300 “As Is he C Housekeeping Shop 1 W_ Huron FE 32-0281 | USED ) OIL FURNACES, 70.000 BTU | with blower burner and all con- i _ $60.00 73 } 8 Park St USED OIL AND COAL FURNACES. Floor furnaces Conversion o1! burners and biowers. Wayne Heat- tng Co 523 N Main, Rochester, OLive 2 23-0211 WOOD AND ALUMINUM COMBI. nation so Lara et ows. Used TV's — all sizes — | Quantity up to BENSON "LUMBER co. | WEATHER SEAL RAND; eS | condition; three, glass size. one 24° oy 20°. all for $20; 4 : _ Do ‘It Yourself 61 30AT AND FLOOR SANDER | Pot, | fishers Scrubbers, cement grind- ers scrarels ete. PE 5-314 240 Baiadwir _ FOR RENT. vacuum cleaners. Oak- Fuel and Paint. 436 Or- chard Lake Ave FE %6150 PFAFP SEWING MACHINES. Paint, plumbing, paren sce for- | mica Weekdays Wri. thru Tues 8 iL ad te 6 00 Sun. 10 to 4. urs. s MONTCALM BUILDER SUPPLY | _W. Montealm 4 CAM Bougm. soir trad Ereent 6 CAMERA on ts a1W Huron 53-6615 _ Sale Musical Goods 62 > USED aes PIANOS LIKE new Blo and Gall lagher's. WE _ +0566 Huron 8t ACCORDIONS. «0 PER CENT Dis. | Lessons, repeirs. free accordion leaned to ‘inners. Xmas ° | aways Blond eentaan | la | Ploor sander — hand sander — Closed | walnuts, terms. | d Spinet Basy PaRA BUSH & LANE. 6 FT. GRAND abogany e perry bargain, 9695, Small one Siusie Co. th x” Sand, Gravel & Dirt 6 TOr kA GRAVEL, PILL iT, soll. OR 3-1991 or ben rat A-1 DIRT, GRAVEL & CIND! Rotten cow manure, sand & stone. PE 4-337! 4-1 TOP SOIL RICH, af ES 2 dirt. Sand, [rte and fill dirt. Etigene Sennett. Z ATTENTION: 3 or more yards of Eni any = —_ Ci @ ome FE 46584. rior SOI, CRUOIED STONE Travel. + yle FL 8-1112 or FE FE 2-8572. | A-1 TOP SOIL IL. CRUSHED STONE. Sand, gravel, fill. pea . Kari How- _ard, EM 3-0531 BLACK DIRT FOR ere FE 2-2065 between 8 & 5 BLACK DIRT SAND, GRAVEL. _FE 2-1768 Cleo Price. | CHEAP— Large amount of top soi! Pontiae, _Ph_ BRoadway 31886 CRUSHED SNOW WHITE LIME stone for driveways and parking nis Wholesale or retail, FE L DIRT 6 DAYS WEEK. American Stone Products, 6338 _Sashabaw Rd OR 3-6424. GOOD FARM TOP SOIL 5 YARD load $10 delivered | 4-6588. /PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. SUPPLY Wash sand and gravel. Fill dirt, cement and mortar trucking. _ 31534 YARDS d-06e4. _ $7. DE- PROMPT DELIVERY. 23 black dirt or peat. OR ROAD GRAVEL § YDS. _PE 4-6588 Vvered Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 ANY LENGTH FIREPLACE wood, soid & delivered. ware 5-3184, | POR SALE WOOD, FROM 5 TO ro 8 dollars a cord at house. C. _don MElrose 4-5857. FIREPLACE CANNEL COAL. FUR- nace o fireplace wood. Speedway Fue! as Orchard Lake. Ph. FE $4190 Oakjand Fuel & Paint. AL- so Biackhil! and Norway Pine~ Scotch Australian & Mugho, Af- borviate. Junipers. Concolor fir, na- tive trees Dig your own. Bring | tools and burlap 2922 Sleeth Rd., __| 3 miles W of Commerce Village. | 9! miles E. of Wixom and Duck | Lake Rd. intersection. Open every day from 8 to 7. 4-3038 “Christmas Tree Dealers meow ne pine — nursery stock, 8 ft will wholesale tn log os 200 or more. (DEALERS ORDER NOW’; Call MA 5-3361 or OR 3-5123, 6619 Roselawn. Clarkston Mich. | EXCELLENT | CHRISTMAS TRE! TRED location will lease for month Main St, light set up FE 3-7280. For Sale Pets 69 1 BOXER PUPs. ¢ WEEKS OLD, _8$5.00 each FE 2-326) i RED BONE COON HOUND. 3 EE: old. Also 1 housetrailer, 16 slee 4 Must sell. 44788 12 Mie R Walled Lake a BEAGLE & SPRINGER PUPS. Cheap Ph. OL 3-6263 after 7 p.m. ¢ MONTHS OLD SMALL BEAGLE. $15. PE 23-7422 \2 BEAGLES 1} MALE. 1 ¥ -t PEMALE. With Reroey Chea +7548 or Loo erney Rt. silifora Alter etles OLD BLACK COCKER puppies. $15. FE 2-1766 AKC GERMAN 8HEPHERD PUPS. $35. 41 Clintonville Rd, after 5. ike Tf YR OLD BLACK MasK- male boxer, $75. Also Collie pups, 6 weeks old. FE 54-8371 ac BEAGLE MALE PUP. FOR sale or trade. FE 45705. |AKC REG. BIRTTANY. 5 YRS, bow se 1 puppy, 10 weeks old. ine DaaOND MALE BLACK & brown 9 months old OR 33743 AKC REGISTERED COCKER PUP- pies. Reasonable FE 5-742 AKC REG COCKER PUPPIES. $23. PE 2-6354 ,BABY PARAKEETS, §2.__ Mansfield, off Joslyn. . ™3 1 E. KEETS. WONDERFUL Also breeders 120 Sere ACCORDION | rE organ, Practically new. aoxun baePe Bi tee Can be seen at Old Mill "yest, pes igree levee Flash Select now < : y or ristmas' 2285 Tavern in Waterford. slacms SHED CHAMPION. Very liberal discount. Ensries Buddy the Second. 8 yz0. 4 E ot * em Call Mr. Dorman or Mr. yrs . Kase" Roteot iy x ue - months. Al reg. . _ Pety, OR 3-1907. 3038 W. Walton Blvd. CLEAN TONS AT STUD. AKC. CUR- | ss. OR 3-9296 SEWONST ERATOR CORNET. Large discount. Gallagher's, 18 E. Huron St. 40566 COCKER SPANIELS, GOOD BIRD | dogs, reasonable ‘J sold at once. 57 W. Rundell, FE 5-6239. HI-FI SYSTEM Tape recorders tion—easy ter GARNER’'S ELECTRONIC SERV. EM '-4437 Lape TONK BASEMENT PIANO. FE #2635. Seah COMMITTEE MODEL cornet, $150 FE 40633 Plano a AND REPAIRS. 5-890. one TONERS. C\LL BEFORE @m. Oscar Schmidt. FE 3321 a7. PIANO TUNING PLAYER SERV- fee, guaranieed. OL 6-0571 SENSATION OF THE YEAR Brand new electronic organ. 13 foot pedals, all stops, essential Or es $138. Terms. Cal ‘usic E 5-8222 Sale Store Equipment 64, COON DOGS. MUST SELL. 2190 Wizom Rd., Milford, LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS. AKC Best biood lines. FE 17-9147. | FLos HOME CR pnenbida State St. FE ¢187 i all suppiles, / gingers, also | _plies FREE: 3 BEAUTIFUL BLACK 3 _mos_ male kittens OR 3403 |FEMALE HUNTING DOG. nace _and tan. 3018 Baldwin Rd LEAVING TOWN. GERMAN SHEP- herd. 7 mos. AKC reg. $40. MA 6-S504 MALE DACHSHUND PUP! sired by Rosolona's Cadet. 54430 Cana sup ONE MALE AND ONE FEMALE AKC registered German Shepherd dogs, one male ~egiatered German Shepherd pup and one German Pointer bird dog. Phone FE 32-1180 PEDIGREE nls WITH PA- pers. FE He ae HUSSMAN 17 pat CASE WITH com sor. 4 H.P. meat grinder, 220 Waffle tron. Meat slicer. 3286 Auburn Ave. USED CASH . condition. R lable. EM 3-4466. 4 - ae eae ten hooters | like new. $38. FE 5-23 120 GAUGE srevExs” “DOUBLE | barrel. Used season. call FE | 1575. |300 SAVAGE LEVER ACTION. rryin Re shells and clean- ing outfits. FE 17-8174. DEER ara LARGE TENT ae Sore | items Hunting clothing. FE CLEARANCE SALE a rifles a on guns at cost. per wo ayo En Insulated $16.80. boots, i 0. KEL LYS, HARDWARE Auburn ~~ SORTRS fine 44 man’s aad tise 40 woman's hunting suits, Phone FE 23-1687. ard ee = case — — ALL METAL WALK-IN FR yee epure $816. with automatic defrost, complete | PARAKEETS — ast! — rece ration unit. Good con- 183 Sanderson 5-5031 = ion, Farmers Market 1. “| ~ Parakeets Guar. to ; Talk RESTAURANT: PRENCH , C®0aries. Red Factor Cages & Sup- tle refrig’” avi Setvel gas fe- | PARAREETS CANARIES, CAGES tvel gas re- | ae water heater m: be Foou. Since 1927. 584 Oakland Ave. seen at mer Disie Hwy. Wa- RABBITS ——S—~CS rao g OR 35: OLive 1-4203 REG. PEKINGESE /UPPIES. 4 weeks old. PE 71-0243. SMALL PUPPIES. GOOD PETS. wih potoal de away. 38 W. End. Call a ai MONKEYS. ALL . Tce te B. Aver PE 64a3, Dogs 1 Trained, Boarded 70 DOGS, CATS BOARDED. trained. Burr-Shell, 37% 8. _ graph __Hay, Grain & F Feed 71 —PPPAL AOS DOGS Tele- Ly se ete CORN. Highland fastens CUTTING,. brome mixed. on * ‘Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68. —|A BLUF SPRUCE FOR YOU cased & ee THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1956 =a For Sale Livestock 72|For Sale Housetrailers 78; Wanted Used Trucks 89 MODEST MAIDENS” ~ By Say Alan} For Sale Care 94 _ _For Sale Cars 91) For Sale Cars 91 7 RIDIN WANTED: “TRAILER (‘80 OR ‘fi PICK UP TRUCK FOR | 3 ee a WI CEPT de cash. OR 3-6500. STUDIO I po _& 0008 WILL crs bn, so m B | . Ponting i a. 4 dr, OL \ ] E R pert payment ofa. good weed ear. PONTIAC STA’ ‘St Ford convertible a SPENCE — | a; paiva ie one BUICK €2_Oakiand Ave. - PE Sam | sPrRE sa eas HURON “MTR. SALES Metasie! sition, Body Tourn a ‘11956 21° AL Fr ae = = sero Ee = — ie - Se A ge BS Se: or trade for con- ~ LK TRUCK, | ¢ 900 RUN- beeoe ae ane ch “3 “eeugr, 400 mils, mm. 00. ALL N 1880 HOD 33 FORD Va a ie, R&sH, $200. OR 39630. ta ia fost CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIV: ott Bais Tad na H AS ies USRCERY, SECTS 20: | — POR aan OR TRADE: : 1 A $60 O8 Stim | reas Hono pick VERY Gods ne sad LAKE ORION MOTOR ta SALES PE +218 Clarkston 80 roe hott ar Sar Vest Side Used Cars home, com “net ecaann fully OR } “CAMPIN sarge | CHEV. 11 % TON PICKUP. Ex. 1982 73 poor PALA RANCH | “running condition. Heater, $450. > MALL ILER lient condition throughout, Win- =| eS See ferted “and ‘ready’ to go! Just M Sal '58 MERCURY M’CLAIR| ‘51 PONTIAC 8 ; ie TRATLER ON BEAUTIFUL iH ki Chi otor Sales Hardtop, Mere-O-Matic, radio & 2-Door | 1840 Lapeer Rd.. Lake Orion, MY QSKINS eV. CHRYSLER beater. 61.706. a ibiO 6 MeATER 3-274 6751 Dixie Highway at Mis PLYMOUTH Ponce OR TRADE: WPT, wate sSan® OEpt a NOR ft awning $900 for my equity Sipe Sor pie ea oe eh IMPERIAL $395 Pontiac Cell PE 3605. me sais . ai Clearance sale of all new cars CH EVROLET re, QUUETRALLER, POR ta s roecan tune on Westra 2 Mi CHEV | : SALE. 1-0078 pines, "s6s0, Me Utual “toes. Ml 1963 Plymouth Stationwagon. R&H, NASH 195) CUSTOM AMBASSADOR Sinnock's Turkey Farm ~_Rent_ Trailer Space 79 io INTERNATIONAL _%- TON S| Seared ee neater, low mile:| MATTHEWS-HAROREAVES peony = _ \. = “ples pickup: Pvt__owner__ $380. FE ‘ste Lead ao +-4r. Rank. t's ‘Teal- _age. Like ah 131 Ascot S SAGINAW . AUBURN HEIGHTS MOBILE viT> = — 052 RAMBLER, CUSTOM 8TA- a Sale Farm Produce 75 lage. New, the pest, 170 6 OF | Wi i: “GMC "106 Piymouth “Sar. RAW, driven a a a fi $349. 1043 Orchid St 2M _EE4 4546 oe ww ACRES GOOD NOMEINO Comm. FE $081 : i at al anon ] son | for only 00 days. ‘32 NASH RAMBLER. CLEAN te a : —_ ES teau 2-2795. WoRTLHOME ESTATES. MODERN.|- New & Used Truck Ly skis (Ue ed eee Es PONTIAC EXECUTICE CARs eres cares, | MORE ryehielncopa i e sed Trucks a 28. MAIN BT. = CLARKSTON ‘S1NASH RAMBLER STATION UP TO $9000 2 i : a 5 w batter res . horn hens FE_§-2136 vaee FOR Oakland at Cass LE AAI me-IS Open Evenings Please | new paint. No rust Will finance | 2 Bt VARIETIES 0 oF RPE OXFORD MOSTLE MANOR Ts POR | _- vu Phone MAple 5-5141 EM 30081, . DISCOUNT . Pe fresh honey. Open». able rates. Quiet and clean Capes “= : ‘86 OLDS 4 DOOR. LOW MILE- PONTIAC RETAIL 8TORE Kangrbry’s "s ate an et e tats stint mile sidewalk. Al CENTRAL : “He’s master of ceremony on a quiz show, and I just hap- 1047 HUDSON COMMODORE 6 RA- See: extras, Like oer a site Mt. Clemens St. PB 4118 Rd. % Mi. ty building The anawet for re- Lincoln Mercury pened to answer his question right!” a Se appreciamea ba satires Warren Dr. Drayton Plains. Mich 1931 PONTIAC SEDAN. RADIO & th to Dy PE 30132 or — PT Ee heater. Hydramatic, W-W tires GORN GA BU. 1000 HADLEY babes ea I vag matteo ao WE HAVE Yu _6-2310 afer 6. iss {OLDSMOBILE, #8 Spe 8 No money down, Sssume pay- PHO 5-470 \ 2072 . AVE ‘4? JEEP 4 WHEEL DR. WITH neater ydramatic e snts of $16.37 onth, Call . OAD. ee A ee | ee NY : : For Sal c 1! -F wench. 19 Ruth St. after @ elie Les weve No en aie down. assume | Credit Mgt Mr "Parts, Midwest : BUTTERNUT AND DELICIOUS qn PARE AT PARKHURST ] Truck e Cars dees or Sale Cars 91 ayments of $1646 per month | 64350, Harold Tumer Pord. # 8g c now ir r. ere liv is @ vacation —_ Fe nc a LO aaa ———~ r r r rks, Mid- | — 4 cule 3 ee ee oe “Weir cres, incuies 8 reel ise at vs pax TORN 1 rel Nites “ao | | GBs FOR CORN BINDERS. | Sure," al stay on’ mle esti eres erg | ata Three Typical "BARGAINS | $995 Corn pickers, and corn ¢ i es . ; a. | Phone 45R2, Or-| Sale Motor Scooters 82. 5 1951 FORD V-8 2 DOOR, IN GOOD AKE : [30 Chev 4 ar PO en ee ae S| ees 1000 S Woodward, Bham|-/2Skins Chev, | "stiuiaess Fe tse | LAKE CRIOX MOTOR : FE oc i Si Be S. Wood aly Gens iecse ime . is 50 FORD 2DR RADIO & REAT- SALES : en SS MH ( ‘HE V A Lh HARLEY DAVIDSON | 80 BUICK STATION WAGON. 95 | MAple 85071,” Oven Mites “0 19) OF Vee engine Jet diack. No M24 AT CLARKSTON RD xamMpies ‘53 Mean Ram bier os down, $3 & week Northville 7-35 money down, assume payments of FFORD— MERCURY MY 2-2611 Sy Rem viet : seas AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNES-| 1047 series as Le $250. Well = or Mtutlyeauipped, after 6 a at $0.12 per month Call Credit ~ == thle Rambier station ease | MATTHEWS HARGREAVES great ef houseboid furnifare, tools | S100. |e: Standen CONV. EXCEL . Harold Tamer ¥ord “Bright Spot” erate ene eee | 21S SAGINAW ' en’ ¢ ion 5 = > : z . ae Bale Lefer ticnkee ha, | For Sale Motercycies 1 83. ments 12 Thorpe 738 CHEN ROLET JES rg po gree Jonsay's Motor rill FE 4 “46 : ES io Bk emo eee roe | eee ane e| CENTRAL Srock so 4g nah GUcTION EVERY FRI. NIGHT ARTS AND SERVICE ON | must sell. FE 5-7080 radio, heater power Jew oO. = = = “Ta pa. B® 3 auction oe your Marley Gericamices Harley | _ 3:30 afer Fresh Supply of New Car : . Just like ‘pew : 3089 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains. vidson Sales Co. 372 South |'§3 CHEVIE. « DR. BEL AIR. LINGOLN MERCURY Trade-Ins at the ' ’ 4 OR 3-271. Saginaw. R&H, Powerglide, power steerin | For Sale Housetrailers 78, Boats & pezeerio#S Reeenee NORTH "Safe Buy” AUTO SUPER MKT. aC Pontiac | LO O K | | = 8-2460 . ale Duy _2-Dr. Deluxe 8. Hydra- P @WHEEL UTILITY TRAILER, |18 FT CHRIS CR ormury. | is-< CHEV. Vé PG. TRADE FOR CHEVROLET : 'S6 Olds Sedan . $3195 eenter axle. 2 extra tires | excellent condit! a terme. $1396 older model, and k USED CARS ted hs Oe 8 = . 2 903 E. Sixth St. er 8. Blvd &. FE 40587 payments. Or Mi te, OUT | __1000_8._Woodward, B'ham. Deluze Moliday, | tone Red & matic, Full Price aerate ahaa | Barer, "ae soncna eee | “ERM Bie gir roma | lic aalirsiisoied MEMESY AS No Payme n is wate Be Milton Rar ite RESONTER 1 188 ALL ARE EAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN- ol CHEV. 56, Pontiae Cat. 7. .$2595 | ap bd ILS ed 3300. Elizabeth Lake Rd. TRADEING, LIKE : ONLY ]4 Semel less supentes ce Gaciey Sport Coupe ‘Starchtet_« Hydramatic. radio & . iit ALi, METAL. EXC CONDE INLAND LAKES SALES : $195 ann FS a . J n ia | | 9 5 ] ($308. Lake Orion Motor Sales ino TRAVELMASTER 0 PT_3 | 2121_W. Huron_ PFE ¢-7121, FE 2-6122 T : EF M24 AT CLARKSTON RD, 'S6 Olds Super oeeee $2895 rms. and bath $850. FE 4084 | FIBERGLAS MATERIALS TO COV- er your boatr decks, etc. Flexi- FORD — MERCURY MY 27-2611 fear NEW MOON_W FOOT WEE | fie, Wo indeiess piste np : eee ag Gare ae| ~92 PONTIAC ) Baresy agave Wait STOCK No. 520 Listed By Stock Number sonable. Exe. cond. OR 5 eet Soca, dat. eo ~ . Grand River. Ph. North a 15 3tone red & white. iiss ALL MODERN 3° HOUSE. 1956 . _Ase for Earl 8 Cylinder 2-Door t tratler. 3711 ¢| REINFORCED PLASTICS j : - 5 feta pee | atta "=! CHEVROLET | ait fame $490 | SOM Bcc e228) OO Ford 3623 OHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS eng ; fe radio & heater, Power steer- : : ; ’ \ sad financed tor § yre Like new | JC } o 19 FORD. 2 DR_R & H_ VERY ing & brakes, 13,000 actua) miles. Customline 2-Dr. V8 54 Chevrolet Convertib] See FE os “star boat Teenee ana Line Dee | T EET OVERS [ann nora fe eu tout : e FREE!!! FREE!!! trallers Everything for the Dost. L irs A HONEY RED & WHITE bye. FORD ’55 Ford Convert ...$1495 $] 045 18’ PONTIAC CHIEF Kgedol rd oncahontl ad Ave. PosOunue nn went atten: Fairlane 2.Door Wewaih tires eae binck * ee $1375 VACATION TRAILER Phone FE 2-8020 eg ae MI_¢2858 ae 5 wothing to buy Get eniry biaaks | iZERCORY OUTBOARD MOTORS meee roe ‘80 FORD 6 $125, 47 PLYMOUTH $1095 Huick S 5 3577 at: sales lote : Parts and service. Shorty Hook's Never licensed or titled 875.248 W. Yale “Ater ® ; 55 Buick Super .. . $2195 =~ : _ Announcing Piace,_ $108 _Oreherd_Leke_Ave. pivere am, Uae ow radio & 00 Buick 4 Door 1957 Detroiters EV ey Also officials cars 49 FORD 8 'S4 FORD Sucucjareen| Wl ann ane a SR trane VINRUDE MOTORS SAVE UP TO _ 2Door Pills fe 55 Olds 88 °........$1995| STOCK No. 836 ~ $345 “PONTIAC CHIEF ‘es Harrington Boat Works RADIO & HEATER, Station Wagon Holiday coupe, Hydramatic, radio : “ss 3767 1899 8S. Telegraph FE 2-8033 & heater. 2-tone ‘blue. r] ' ‘ 1 TEN WIDES Transportation Offered 87 $850 3195 Hee 'S4 Ford 2Dr. \.....$ 995 04 Buick | 48 Ford 2 Door stomline, radio & heater. ant z sneee ‘election "af "used "mobi ACER BO ‘ad up to 30 tonthe on balance MH CHEV ‘33M ERCURY eee are Special 2:.Dr., Dynaflow | $95 FLY BY AIRLINER. CALIFOR- , > HUTCHINSON) “tet garaest. 8! NORTH | ssrmewenanonzaves Hardtop Coupe _|'S4 Tontiac Custom, $1395 $1395 3763 4901 Dixte Hwy. lus tax. Ferry Service, inc heater, nice color, W-wall tires. ’ : — Drayton —, on +1208 ot en v a 3 CHEVROLET 211 S. SAGINAW $995 ‘ "54 Chevrolet 2-Dr. $ 995 ol Kaiser 4 Door ; 2830 8. Dort Hwy. Fiint Le A. Call ect ne on 1000 S. WOODWARD FE 44546, '52 MERCURY Deluxe. radio & heater, clean in- $195 MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY, PAY | TRUCK GOING NORTH PART BIRMINGHAM Mulcese tener “oe like rent and save money. not _load. Either way, FE 26806. JEFFREY FORD SALES OA 8-301] |: 4-Door 1°54 Chevrolet ......$ 995 3751 pedersimisi mednienversediaaead ~ Wanted Used Cars 88 \] Station wagon. radio & heater, ) : like a hee oa on this pian. | ~____T Guay! tes s/Dn anna Rapes ACK $495 : 2 seater. ‘y All Cars Are 49 Chrysler 4 Door a wR ireiagree | saan sa) aarercaey toy eh past | terized end readyta gov Today's "Sd Olds 88 SIZBST A, 7 , $125 HFT PALACE, sitoe exe con. | BAGLEY AUTO PARTS | own terme nee: Make your 2 92 FORD radio & heater, Power steering. Winterized "9 a eee HAUPT. | cvsiom # 2pc0 |e | 374 oe : fetes cary 7s 3s. fin Ra "35492 or FE. erga MY -Haskins: Chev. met” tam Sua po SO see Spee eee ae merce “$495 Sa ot Cadillac. 62~ a2 “SUADS | ES ooo Se Se, ee a | Nash 4 Door f |: | CHEAP 91.200 %-PT_DETROIT-| See M&M Motor-Sales ___ 6751, Dixie Highway at Mis matic’ redo e ory. Power : and = / , fe set eee ees | 1851 CHEVEOLETS Pp ON TIAC es Barl ; | ee ( Pe Mest TOUR-AHOME iBiawe Bud Shelton Motor Sales | No down payment requiret. 10 oO BUICK 53 Pontiac Sedan ..$ 795) “ 3738 f trafier, Just right for traveli Pa doBa 1951 Chey, 2 drs. Mechanically _ Deluxe Chieftain, Hydramatic, ra- t ed Pg Eg a a eg ey | perfect Figs ‘and. up “Lucky Auto S ALES . Roadmaster 4-Dgor dio & heater, W-wall tires, Bar wUaran e 48 Mercury ‘Club Coupe / Bee of used trailers for sale. sarees = 5. Saginaw FE 41006. « Holly Marine Coach Sales. iszi6 WZ "Bervice “cal Cars kb SCRAP 2095 , \ seen ee sam | SHOP IT BE 3 8 : - | Trai Teor | eee Sree Eero PEP INS pees. £94] Before You . K TOP faeeee es heater. . * ’ é ralier THE HIGH DOLLAR | : #33 +53 Chevrolet .......$735| ‘90 LINCOLN }.s1 tiudson Sedan ..$ 195 Exchange fetes Se ‘Door? | mado'w heme 8 =. 2 i : 53 Pontiac yon $695 . , Se | 0% raume| fe J VAN WELT |: ie $1730 pom anime 295 Our Cars Are Ready To}’40 Ford EMIS eaceee OD eR | Peg 8 Go, All cars _Fuaranteed) Tm ‘Trucks oe Se Ave ea Seen | ie au - : : ‘ Ae 1 “Malthewen 52 Péritiag $545) *eAss s PIKE § St. "JEROME: : 7 " nh : en 8 an > | dill ~ , ass eaves Ip iymnouth Pw aim or ccusnesron «| FE 29167 Fie 4 3885 Orchard Lake at Cass Open t1 10 P.M” Mi 6, Saseew OE a 222 8. SAGINAW FE 20131', MAple 6-5566 or MAple 5-114 C. A. Peterson, Mgr..." ' FE 8-0488 \ - -FE'2-9101_—- sofia en Seneiuite Seiya AS a ‘ } a ! ue Thee ‘ se * f . - f Vio a) Sanokae I I en a ee hee ee ee “ oo anes . : a i} ; , i Vi j arent se ae fa tn . r. ° Jos : c ’ ? i sa £ Pe * a eee : Meee lh eS 4 oe meee | wtf reg Bons Ge AA SEES: Sais = SF a yr) ee oie gee ag Se a ee £ Whe ’ 4 . z= : hae 4 ! ee ees 2 agree a oe | THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 erious ‘ ontgomery erious on ; ‘ : 4 * ae ee , i ‘ Fh a a . * oa pe Rd io ‘Pre British Salute ep es | --Today'’s Radio Programs - -. N Sal | “*. | WIM, (ee) CKLW, (on) §=— WW, (000) = WOAR, (1190) = WX, (1970) WPON, (1400) WJBK, (1400) , ‘Happ 2 uy! | eiwo ay TONIGHT WJBK, News, Spirituals $:30—WIR, Music Hall CKLW, News, Album Pvts. r) o:00-Wsn, Ni Sear News, " rama wiBK. aml LF Soak News, — George e Entire Stock of Rifles and Shotguns | 3, by Lie aie wise ws News by Lewis wero! eoguerents News , | WON Guy” Munn Ruth Hussey Will Play < WILLIAM i . Piercy Jack 1:30—WJR. Dr. Malone : * * Sane eee utteng —_—| 12:80 WIR, wes Ww. Minute, Perede Caw. Bad Caries | the Bette Davis Role in « COST | WCAR. News, Al Crane | WWJ, Witehin Hour WXYZ. Breakfast Club = . Guy_ Ruan, Tempe 7 A, “i fi e _ |] WPON, Dinner Serenade | SzUW" steven Bporss” CHLW. Nowe. Dari | 9300 ert mee | ‘Old Acquaintance ° | 9:0 WaR, Boe) WJBK, News _ WCAR, News, Roundup WKYZ, News, Winter le e N. Ph Ord wave, WCAR, News, Spinorama WPON, Unscramble CKLW, News, Bud Davies By JACK O'BRIAN Oo Faone Vreers Ff adie Chase WPON' Sports and News | 9:t9—wan. Jock Harris | WAR, News NEW YORK (INS)—Bill Bendix © : e Woes: Dan wee 11:30—WJR, -Muste WPON, Unscramble, News | WOAR Tews. Alles the| ® 4/3 QUART PINT First Come— | WCAR. News, Al Crave wavs. the Towe | s¢:00-—WJR, arthur Godfrey Tesoro switches into serious gear on ‘ CKLW. 7 2:30—WJR, Ind Mrs. Burton Rohert M Fi Se ed | WPON, World News WIBK. Mickey_ Short WW. Bandstand on Win! Robert Montgomery hour Mon-| $ 66 $ 31 rst Serv: Tie-In, Coast Beare | SOAR. Revs, einerame WXYZ. My True Story i, | WCAR, Sports Persde |day. Plays an unlucky Irishman © All Sales Final Wave Mickes ao WON, Spotlight, News Balk News, George ee ee .. , that’s real serious... PENN ° : | ee welts | | emmpay MoRNINo Malniy for Milady | WWJ. Five Star Playhouse J Code We. 770 Code Ne 771g ® All | NCAR. News, Spincrama 4:09 WIR, Jim Vinal 10: eee Ort _Merres.| Sa ees oe | British Broadc&sting Co. is salut-| Menoen fqisnn" ® es Vas WPON. Call the Tune ~ e WWJ. New CKLW. Mary Morgan WJBK. News,’Don McLeod jing NBC's 30th anniversary with a (WV oh! ° e N La | NWR. eae. Law WYz. Pred Wolt WCAR, Pontiac H. B. WCAR, News, Spinorama ' : starring Sirs Wh o lyaways wri Morgan Beatty CALS. Reeser Cue 11:60—WJR, Arthur Godfrey, | WPON, Tempo radio show tonight 35% STRAIGHT WHISKEY, 6 YEARS a org FOS atic “TE SREW Gabriel Meattor | WCAR, News, —_— ane ‘Greae- Cent: Station: Tae WIR, Mouse Party | Laurence-Olivier-and-Ralph.Rich- Sere ow a sas m Shotg | WPON, Call Tune, News WPON, Gcrambie * Gove, wea pase ardson, Alec Guinness and Joan > CLENDED WITH FINE GRA Winchester Model 12 = ~ I 90—wIR, Rodert @ Lewis “a te Ws Volee ot Agric Wear ie ileaia Saw Sie aac” § | Greenwood. NEUTRAL SPIRITS. GOODERHAM & ° | Sor, CBtartenrs ay ee | ee remem awe American stars Joan Crawford,| WORTS, LTD. PEORIA, ILLINOIS. Winchester 30-30 Cc rbi | Ye tective Ww? w. oe Reid 11:30—WJR, Time for Music 4:80—WJR, Parade of Band i aroime ‘ste ee ue | oo Rewe Coffee WXYZ. News, Curtain | “wa. Woman in My House aries Coburn, Tyrone Power and) 300 Savage — Remington 30-06 Automatic |) ww: Conversation — ie WSL Wine, News WXYR Wattrick sports Lloyd Noten, sed oo lad ___ oe ; | WXYZ, ey Shorr —— named Sir nston urchill are \ : CKLW, It’ Cr wwii rey ; WCAR, News, Spinoremea GR Pemtine’s Tins Quick Service SiS: SENSO Ior | SE Eau |, rman aremnoon | (gece ma” [bead 3 Days Only — Nov. 15 - 16-17 eee, Wealhee | Ge, & ’ 12:00— “ * — HARDWARE [see i ein | FER, EE Sing [Ton | EE Ree, Moca _— | | 4 , 1:30-—WJR, Mysic Hall . J WPON, Tempo Roth H ts the owe | a —-—< STORE Weak News, irnerame | ey te se Ded wie ews. Tom" George 5 00 WIR, Philip tennant | Davis petal News ox: a rae a la | Vincent Price, hot as a Rem- | brandt after his $64,000 quizzing, -- Today's. Television Programs - - S.ia2""™"" }\ Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. ‘MONEY COMES FIRST & eS __ “Tallulah’s friendship with Walter Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—-WWI-TV Channel 7—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV ae stopped short of appear- ‘ing on his TV show for less than TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS (9;00—(T) Wire Service. Night ma-9:30—(7) Breakfast Playhouse an arm and a leg . LS 6:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok, “Am-| rauder imprisons priest in “The 9:45—(2) News, Weather. gned Oppenhei | H y C I C 7 7 > ” 7 = —_ — rs }\- bush.” (9) Family Theater. Gene| Tower.” Dane Clark stars. (9) 19.99-(2) The Gary Moore Show. (ex-Lucy brains) to create a for- LE ELE RI COMPLETELY REBUILT WASHERS © Maytag - @ Kenmore 1 “te ie Preseere e@ Easy Spinners e Apex . Fully Guaranteed ceesecaeecneees Commercial Repair Service—Fist Roots Our Epecialty Q “We Step As Ay | Leah—Ne Roel Too Autry as “Sagebrush Trouba-| Motion Picture Academy. Man School. oe Small” FE 5-7387 yor.” ca) News tells paychiatrist about his War Siudig Set for Nanelle Fibey «=~ 1 502 N. Johnson FE 4.5169 6:15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News days in “Home of the Brave” \ ( e .Whatev to Elena starring Frank Lovejoy. (4) Peo- 10: 30—(4) Bandstand T) Theat - v — happened a A IE A RE RET AIEEE IE SRY CSS son Reet Soong Ss SS —_ = eee ee ee tree (6) Hopi | ne . ae «000 [; [me fae) }.¢:25—(7) Public Detender. Hood-|9:38—(4) Tennessee 11:38—(2) Strike It Rich. (7) Robin In England, it’s ques . h d jum cries bresk out in “Jack| Gunst, Spike Sener th) “play, and Rickey ton" No mention of dala, = Ml] Automatic Washer an Pot.” (4) Juvenile Court. (2)) house 90. Ralph Bellamy, Nina ; . (Cause the 64,000 is sixpence . . . Range Rider,“ " snes vy. § FRIDAY AFTERNOON e e “Six Gan Party. Foch. ‘‘Heritage of Anger. story 12:09—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic: If at first you don’t succeed Dryer Re pai r Se rvice /7:00—Kukla, Fran and Ollie. (9)) of business tycoon. = you | ( | Tac Dough. (7) 12. o'clock item: Westbrook Van Voorhis . ks Es Death stalks ~ Town 16:60—(7) Hockey. Detroit Red (Comics. (9) Adventures of Pierre (March of Time narrator, etc.) had All Makes—Expert Trained Technicians ) ee ope yp mgaal | tyleo gl hadi Yaoered emi! | 14 roles in stage flops in three, gan Outdoors. Mort Neff. (2) Dr.| Leats. (4) Video Theater. “ 2 Coristinn. “MacDonald. Carey] Glass Web" starring George Ne (2) Love of Life. sate | + ALL WORK GUARANTEED * ree arg ° ( omorrow. NO CONTROVERSY : sais on | att: Dan O'irihy. (Color). ay at ‘Could Be You (The The quet word ia being Complete Line of Automatic Parts co 1:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Residents) news ce Te ug (slonag—tay ott controversial Tv All Types of Dryer Venting Supplies 3-SPEED rel CieMomey ae ot 1:08) pesey » Os, Nettonal 1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Charlie wi Chinese lun SS ee ms ne waeroee | Ruggles. (1) My Little Margie Even at this late date, with view- BUSS ARD ELECTRIC u | (9) Going jay. ~ ers solidly against the practice, or _ctnTing Dom Ameche ane tee Whur indiereet” nearing "aR Mystery Matinee. (7), TV commercials stil come on loud Phone FE 2-6445 UhUD Y t Bickiod, (4) Dinah) Shore { WHNKar Powyll- Es Ratnes_rey;_Siar_on Seven. | Stam the Test of Ge’ mow". “< , (2) Sgt. Preston of the Yukon. | Town and Country. (2) Miss 2:00-(2) Our Miss Brooks. (4) 84 Oakland Avenue — Free Parking | ~ | Hollywood Story. (7) Lady of Gun battles on TV fail miserably | Member Oskion@ County Elecirente-TV Service Association 7:45—(4) News. Fairweather. ‘because the guns always sound like | Chart ; 8:00—(7) Circus Time. Paul Win- 11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary RECORD- chell and Jerry Mahoney. (4) Ford. - 2—(2) Linkdetter's House Party. cap pistols. | eer You Bet Your Life. Quiz featur. 11:25--(2), Nightwatch Theater. Le . ing Groucho Marx. (3) Bob Cum-, rejfa Young. Ray Milland in “07% igs aya ; mings Show. | “fhe Doctor Takes a Wife.” | a Ss a PLAYER Je n220 Sere. oxy so nt any ming ne Toate, IN Remust Pons 7 | ey Maa eames __ 9. ing te killer of woman knifed in) David Niven in “The Island.”’ (4) (Color). (9) Howdy D a : . ses s a bar are the first names of three Tonight—Steve Allen with Black- :00—(2) The Brighter Day. (4 i Z men, tattooed on her arm. (7)) stone the Magician. — ao + en = | Climax. Woman marries Jamai-: es ; Gone Fe) er Justice i — 4 . : /~ Reg. $24.95 can hsalation oomer, and Oe FRIDAY MORNING tes | Here it is kids . . perfect ‘for = 3 strange death of his first wife in ‘Fann Report. j —— of ee that get i, sarival with the’ gong. | “Night Shriek” starring Joanne |¢:56—(2) On The Farm Front. |. 4. (4) Modern Romances. A perfect Christmas gift/too . Dre, Brian Aherns: _|" ped oes ccna Od hee 0-2) The Early Show. (0) > 3 7 | ) ROOOREDARROPOGRTAAD naa) Weather Comedy Time. 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UHE Conversion-Kit- | wolf . = oe i i ee a. rwrervreer eC CCC Cee CC CCC CC CUCC CCC CCC CCC UCC CCC COO ON NN ee SEVENTY-TWO> P ae ae . THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 _ > on Third Try ~ out of here. oe "chapter house. 118 Franklin Blvd.‘ masa |) Carroll Wins. ‘Proves Irish Blood in Fighting Comeback for Senate Seat DENVER uw? — Colorado's sena- tor-elect, Democrat Johm A. Car- roll, should be ready for any bat-7 ties that develop in the coming, session: he's Irish and he can' bounce off the ropes. * * > He proved that by getting clect-, ed to the Senate after he was beat- en twice before. What's more, he knows Washington. He served two terms as a representative and be- came a close friend and adviser ef President Truman. In his four years in- Congress -he was known J asa bere. Fj * * "Carroll's an a week ago! yesterday in a state favored to go Republican helps to give the Dem- ecrats their slim majority in the’ new Senate. He defeated Republi- ean Dan Thornton, golfing friend of President Eisenhower, by nearly 8.000 votes. + * s The new senator said he intends to “strengthen and support Presi-' dent Eisenhower's program when) I feel in good conscience it is in the best interests of the West ont] the nation.” “T am going to Washington not te obstruct but to watch very) carefully what moves the admin- istration makes,’’ Carrol] said in, an interview. j * * @ He said he plans to work closely With Sen. O'Mahoney (D-Wyo)] “in carrying out an investigation of big corporations of the country which I think are fixing prices, and doing great damage to our free enterprise system.’ ‘Carroll termed his win over Thornton “a sweet victory” after losing in 1950 to Republican Eu- gene D. Millikin, whose seat he now moves into, and Republican Gordon Allott in 1954. | * * Carroll, 55, and his wife Doro thy have a daughter, Diane, at- tractive blonde graduate of Uni- versity of Colorado, who has been a clerk in the Denver District Court this year. | | Convicts Smash Legs, Break Is Futile BUFORD, Ga. ® — Five Rock Quarry Prison convicts involved in a fresh outbreak of self-multila-| tion did not claim they were pro-. testing alleged brutal treatment or: oppressive working conditions, the state prison faecer ont. Jack Percasar! areca of the’ State Department of Corrections, said the two smashed their legs) Monday with 20-pound sledgeham- mers, Three others, he said, were Prevented from smashing thprs) by foremen. He quoted one as saying he “thought it was the nearest way | i ' * s * The five Negro convicts broke. away from a work force while re- turning to the quarry from a rest period, Forrester reported. He said they hid behind a rock from tower guards and grabbed sledge- | hammers to smagh their legs. | Convicts have been separated from their hammers during rest periods since jast July, when 41 inmates mutilated themselves in. a twe-day onthreak of leg smash- ing. American Red Cross Oakland Group to Meet The executive committee of Oak- land County Chapter, American Refi Cross, will hold a combined November - December meeting at noon Nov, 28 to replace the regular Nov. 21 meeting. The meeting will be held at the the Rey. William C. Hamm, 7] ter chairman, announced, Could This Be Example of Feminine Logic? DAYTON, Ohio (®—‘What time does the next bus leave?" a wom-| &n asked Otis Smythe, bus station Owner in suburban Fairborn. “Where to, ma'am?” he asked. “None of your business,"’ she snapped. 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SAG INAW. ..F E Ez __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 THREE _ Sensational New DORMEYER ELECTRIC MIXER & JUICER REGULAR PRICE $37.95 . : ld QO tt beats. it juices. mixes, aft with multi-speed oD contrdi This amazing complete mixer outfit include arge bowl and jurcer as well as rinder. ‘ ee a See ee 2 e PEE ghee A ye Se ee %. t ; _ Save $$18 AUTOMATIC Pop-Up Toaster Was 15.95 50c AUTOMATIC SKILLET WESTINGHOUSE Thermostat REGULAR PRICE $19.95 Controlled even heat gives uniform = results $ BB ® Bacon @ Chicken @ Fish Fillets Chops ® Griddle Cakes © Pot Roast © Spaghetti and Meat Balls @ Rarebits © Italian Pizza © Upside £ Down Cake @ Sivrv @ French Fries @ Doughnuts corn eluxe model famous pop-up toaster. Toasts to perfection, NO MONEY DOWN! —_ SS == =** =". = a eer =e wieshewrs AUTOMATIC DEEP-FRY Electric Steam and Dry Iron! 4 . Iron without sprinkling every- Our Low Price thing except heavy cottons and linen and = starched things. Steady flow of steam moistens 50c A WEEK! 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Coverage — Tone Control —-One-Knob Simplimatic Tuning that snaps in picture and sound simultaneously. See Emerson now! . EMERSON ... Another of Our Famous Brands at Lowest Prices! pS Seale. al bal ——— : aati 4 ou bg ‘2 a 4 — First Time Ever! Deluxe 1957 Emerson 21” Console... Now °50 Off ... Introductory Offer FACTORY LIST $248 ~~, NEVER BEFORE could we offer you a GIANT 3 EMERSON 21” CONSOLE (diegonal mecas- : Pe =. ' wrement) for so little' Hos new Aluminized . 2 = : Picture Tube—specially treated Filter Glass that prevents glare—Front Top Tuning—One -Knob Control — plus many other wonderful es new features. In Walnut Finish—Blond or bes Mahogany slightly higher... Limited offer! No Money Down — $2.50 Weekly! WKC. 108 N.SAGINAW...FE 33-7114 il d cael THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1956 ' FIVE | on ae . 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