4 PONTIAC PRESS «9 “= *% MAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 —80 PAGES enc TT ons SS hift for Freewa ~~ Tt's That Final Lae 2 iad Equals Millions of Tons of TNT Russia Explodes H-Bom With Greatest Power Yel WASHINGTON (INS)—Soviet Russig has exploded a@ super-bomb in its current series of tests of atomic and hydrogen weapons. : The Atomic Energy Commission. announced last night that the explosion was Russia’s largest thus far jand was in “the range” of megatons—equivalent to millions of tons of TNT. Ao8 This indicated that. the Soviets had touched off an |H-bomb. The largest atomic known to have been set off by the U. 8. was only: half a megaton— equal to 500,000 tons of TNT. America’s first hydrogen bomb, set off in 1952, was equal to five million tons of TNT. The super-giant which spread lethal quantities of radioactivity over 7,000 square miles in the Pacific on March 1, 1954, was hly *equivalent to 13 million é tons of TNT. Holiday Shines | The Russians are known ‘ to have been testing hydro- on Gettysbur g gen, on thermo suceear . type devices since the sum- and Skid Row | iter of 1953. GETTYSBURG @ — At their | But yesterday's AEC announce- farm home here; President and | Ment eee Mrs. Eisenhower were a symbol | «r.- Russian tests indicate an increasingly intensive celebration. the Soviet government develop as I “I have not been ‘able to Would like to, due to my outside business, and I Trustee of Hospital Asks ‘Inefficiency’ Investigation matters should be looked |into,” Buler stated. 3 Area Groups Pledg More S-D Day Support : Leslie H. Dean, postmaster, and E. W. Dreasher, trans- feel that as a trustee these+ Painting Spree recedes Annual Democrats who had fought portation superintendent of Pontiac City Lines, Inc.|" 4 ng S. STH ARMY, ores Urged citizens tp help keep &-D Day accident-free. & i és Ht : i < i? it e : g . 2g HA Te tee) eee e te veh ee eee eee Counsel William Mitchell in effect confirmed charges made by the power contract from the begin- Tt ~ |to the grass roots - lH iggins Charges \Law Seeking ut Plan Could ito Hit Turnpike | Michigan Turnpike ‘Chairman George N. icharged yesterday a Authority the State Highway Department from improving roads adjacent to the toll road route was drawn up simply te “‘sandbag” the turn- pike. The measure Rep. Herb Clements (R-Sanilac County), “The turnpike authority is defi- initely not opposed to development ‘of all highways in southeast Mich- igan, and we have never taken that position. Only a very limited number of possible projects would cut into toll revepues.”’ Clements’ bill was defeated be- fore it reached the House floor. Mercury to Go Up Slightly Tomorrow The weather menu for Thanks- ‘giving offered an atmosphere that by| was partly cloudy, windy and) Would ‘cold. ‘The high will range from|; ie - Higgins bill intro duced in Lansing Nov, 4 to ban) ‘was sponsored aa {Competition for Traffic Volume: | Change Seen as Aid | to Proposed Turnpike Through the Area By BURDETT C. STODDARD A possible route shift for a north-south freeway backed by State Highway iCommissioner Charles M, Ziegler, opening the way for construction of a toll road by the Michigan Turnpike Authority (MTA) loomed yesterday in Ann Arbor, The MTA made public a letter from Ziegler listing planned projects which might compete with the proposed toll road. i N. Higgins said the list did not include a relocation of State Traffic Drive Gathers Momentum LANSING (®—Plans for a gi- gantic traffic life-saving campaign in Michigan were being broadened today. * * « A conference of public-support laa “}MIMMMM-—BOY!" — Robert Maloney, 5, of New York, demonstrates What he'll be doing today - when he sits down with 150 other children for the Cae TES See ae eee; centers in the city, wy i . |their nuclears wea ential.” 30 to 34 degrees. The low tonight probably make With them to partake of a tur. aggre: oe al il ba tren 9 te yi pay- key dinner and some pleasant he| Tomorrow, it will be mostly) Higgins said he could only con- Ik the official U, S. report that the family talk were the Eisenhow- |< vi0ts are able to explode an cloudy and’ not so cold with a clude that Ziegler had abandoned their daughter-inlaw and their | those tested by the AEC The petal me Bll) totic gees ay im Be three grandchildren The Russian series of , ceding § a.m. was 4 degrees. closely parallel the toll road route, which began in midsummer, has The thermometer registered 26 at But Ziegler tater told the Pon- “The children” got im yee |ieon the subject of four terse)! a.m. or ae Ss ee reports from the AEC. The gov-| ; rey scuttiod ee See ernment has also indicated that\T'er Nominated | | Mowever, he described « route it was making no attempts to a extending frem the north end of Seven-year-old David and his }report publicly all of the Russian for F jye Posts; Northwestern Highway which pemctigriee Bir > a ae Bay nowt er tg carrer Election Planned | pice route than one previously ington with. her milet way just| Nominees for the Chamber of] “Nuneé 6 Mm. who is “Mimi” ‘atoms-for. Commerce Board of were} The MTA also approved a rele sters, announced today. Five of the 10/¢ation of its route east of Pontiac just as , “Ike.” n Hills A #-pound bird 2 the turkey ind for the oven. : WASHINGTON, today. Mrs. Horner is confined to ‘ MH wheelchair by arthritis. Ourt Fight | se secoes % home and killed ners’ nine children. Commission Decides Not) pour years to Pay Damages for, sblid died of spinal Last year Mrs, Canceled Contract back ial : Yesterday another sion to pay no damages to the) Mrs. Horner said Dixon-Yates group on a cancelled) “We have our private power contract headed for| thartkful for, and a court fight today. The issue may} Lord.” involve millions of dollars. ‘ — Figuring heavily in the AEC’s| CHICAGO ™ — action, announced last night, was| Thanksgiving was a legal: opinion that New York fi-| Judge Hyman nancier Adolphe H. Wenzel, ‘‘while| Street Court having a conflicting private inter-| faced 270 men ta Renita: Brod. mira“ Row district. advisors to the government in negotiation of the contract.” Be ag This opinion by AEC General | conduct charges. be « ia ad * : * Sy THR. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMB ne d From Page One) request was referred ments and demanded three trustees: tent than Trustees. and Treasurer Harold S. Goldberg said he “resented the; insifiuations’ in Babock's state-' that he BIRMINGHAM — Birmingham's ‘polio patients, or others striving |ment, are perhaps countihg ! iblessings to an even greater ex- Program than the victims themselves. That rvs Dey tn Biegbaan 1c Therapeutic Swimmin ‘Begins. Dec. 1 for 3rd Year ter and counselor, who assisted. of the facilities in the last two years the swimming period has) been offered, but added that it is| 5 in the same duties for last year’s |i 4, 4 SIMMS HOURS: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Extra Time to Share in SIMMS: Extra Values! 17 Ogee cet @ai: TILeCHRISTMAS OPEN RY NIGHT BER 26, 1955 { I I Rnediately the more fortunate on) program. —e > oe i Wie soe * rebut with Babcock i pees ge we Oey. Mrs, Decker said mostly polio Pontiac's Bargain Store Case a. piece: | pee m refuting their statements. Fat. S, ot Hoa no stronger’ PY patients have availed themselves! Since 1934 . eekender 9. umbo eet MN O'Nite Case 8.50 Pullman IT'S SIMMS for SUPER Genvine LEATHER Uppers ) 4 ren change what he had said. also beneficial to those who ing to Charles Gale, city forester. This entailed the planting of a He Was corrected by the director,, tion of the John ©. Lodge. Ex- wh@ Stated that he had reference. pressway im Detroit in 1957. to office managers, for the hospital | hag had but one business mana- a a rt Hoe sid yoerny wl bein Dec. 2 here ‘y stant exit pore al tes tote inet 88 mire mene cha qe. Mv | oe coon ee Lodies’ and Misses tase tes ore Tem = ”, ae iti to & ° 2 * Me Hospital Director Miss Lauretta| © Weekly half-hour program |from their physician sent to the| ill Famous First ee eC. ON es ee Paul but that her suggestion for “i! take place at the Barnum | Recreation Board office. Children, | Brand HANES Quelity cesT a study at the hospital did not! pool, from 6:30 to 7 p.m. | she said, should be accompanied wes : onahinie ic ach Thursday, Lifeguard for the | by an adult and only persons liv . . oe stem from this — ing within the school district are ; P opular Ski Style aft BOYS’ and GIRLS’ Styles ° eligible for the therapy program wae : + we ] =e ASHABLE DENIM aie, airman watts 3 Ziegler AMMOUNCES |° tase your on group contined Po amas ee ot the blame ‘on the, lack ot Plan Shiff | Bsr. ste anteater anyone | Cowboy Outfits of the blame on the lack of [TCCWAY Fian Shift st ‘a te : pe te enfer interested call the office in the - Complete Size Renge —" rammng to wobts | (Continued aa Hill School building for full par- Soft SUEDE Knit %, ‘ . From Page ticulars. ¢ os ge Brewer charged that Miss Paul's} ern Highway to U.S. 23 near Fen- Almost completed is the city’s Girls’ Figure Skates - “6 , % Small 95 staft had hired numerous business) ton as a four-lane, divided high |.) tree planting P enema Sines 12 to 4. Built- a1 & Medium : managers during the past years.| Way. Work to start after comple- ree ayy in supports. | G * Large Ladies’ Siace—6 te 10..........0.05 The above two projects are part 3 , . jof the north-south freeway de. ger oS scribed to the Press yesterday by! oaks . The board séttled this item by Ziegler as a superhighway he said turn-over at he intends to complete within five disegssing the rapid "- the hospital and the failure to years. SPECIAL PURCHASE— Ciose- out of discontinued colors at _ BELOW WHOLESALE price. Just 500 et this great saving. Complete size ranges. hospital. fies Paul mentioned five to departments which had a reputa-/ tion for efficient work in the and @eclared this was they were being paid wages equal Fiint; moving north te Similar departments in other the east bypass pe fe Plana aes Earlier Chairman Babcock read four-lane highway to Standish, a letter which dealt with | This route is farther 3 em of lack of informa-'the toll road location tion @n top management salaries | posed } which he said Pontiac Gen- The letter was approved by the! board members and is to be sent) y _ to “trustee operated hospitals _ about our size in similar com- munities,” the chairman reported ~ Council Announces the side streets adjoining this sec- tion of Maple. Evergreens, shrubs SIX Highway and the proposed North- s FE a ‘BEACON’ Plaid Fla f anel i | nL ty Lavish Lace Trimmed _ Rayon NYLONIZED Crepe projects listed in EB $235 i : a E 8 j ff | i : i uF E g i § 3 & = i : 2 ! 1 1 . four- i Styled Just like dad's. 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Dist Judge Luther W, Youngdahl has out use by the State Depart ment of confidential information in THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, vod R23 1955 ‘By Carl Grubert in the most far-reaching opinion on the subject so far from any federal court. | “More and more the courts have| months, courts have said persons become aware of the avepertiie \denied passports are entitled to a which marti the first official rec-| mition of trade-unions in Egypt,! hen’s egg, unbroken, has been "When the basis of action by any damage which may be. has been. | hidden from scrutiny and beyond! former and the faceless talebearet dahl did. It means, he said, ‘ practical review, the seeds of ar-|whose identity and_ testimony re- process of law.” “quasijudicial hearing,” but never °8 branch of the government remains and is, wrought by the secret in- said just what that meant, Young: 000 workers, were formed. At the Po Valley, Italy. was passed in 1942, In that same found in a tomb dating back to year 200 unions, representing 80.-' 400 B.C., during excavations in the’ try and higher ‘education, ness rather than to government for resources to care for expanding The by [in front of the temple, the price, o> Inn tect Same 1808 The action was prompted by the Courtney |railroad’s contention at a Novem. be dean of. Columbia, Universi-/ber_ 15 hearing, that it" wes loging ing upon passport applications. > ons : : needs, says Alfred P. Sloan, chair-lty’s graduate school of business,|money on the passenger service song ps cane ge ngs 0 armless aR Re CE I , - man of the board of General Mo-lexid ‘industry: must find: ways to|With the exception of the Pontiac passport office “‘must be substan- ; ' = tors. aid education without trying to in-|to Casevillg run, each of the trains —-tigped-by-evidence-contained-in-the bitrary—and- _eveponsble—qavern-{main-ocke ' ypt’s Unions . 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Fe er ack F, Baoorm Russe ‘Advertising Manager. Nat'l Adv. Mer. ———- Entered at Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS = -». The Associated Press ts entitled exclusively to the use for republication of @!) local news printed in this news- Paver as well as al] AP news dispatches ‘Tue Pontiac Press ts delivered by carrier for 40 cents | a week: where carrier service is not avatiable by mati ‘tm Oakland, Genesee, Livingston. Macomb, Lapeer and . ashtenaw Counties it is $12.00 a year; elsewhere tn ‘” Michigan and all other places in the United” States $20.00 a year. Aji mail subscriptions payable in advance Phone Pontiac FE 2-818) MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS x THURSDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1955 expanse of ocean about which little : —- is known. ‘ . ° e * x ‘i * For Our Many Blessings One objective of the study is Let’s Give Thanks Today information which will be of ; ‘ lue to the fishing industries of Today truly is one of great thanks- ® | giving for all 165,000,000 of us participating nations. Facts also Americans.’ ; are sought on marine life in gen- Never before in the long history — eral, the chemical eae " of this great national festival have ‘%“@ water and the effect Q we had so many blessings. Never weather on oceanic conditions. before have so.many been able to Fantastic though it seems in these share so abundantly in the bounty days of crop surpluses, there is strong of qur land. : support for the theory that food for x * * millions more people can be found in First among our blessings, of the sea, There even is talk of growing course, is the faith of our fathers, sea vegetation on land and of using the faith which today fills our microscopic marine life for food. churches with prayers'and songs of kt «+ * gratitude to the Creator of all things. For the United States and Can- All of us are prayerfully thank- ada the information which may ful that our President has made be gathered in this project will be such excellent progress , toward mainly of scientific value. But it complete recovery from ‘his ill- is easy to see that great benefits ness that he is back at the, helm. may be roshont Y aon and other overpopulated countries We are grateful for the fact that 4.00, food is far from abundant. we possess such great economic and a | . As a result the Presidents iliness caused no notice. he Man About Town able change in the operation of our re ce national Tohhiegt. One of our They File Petition greatest blessings is that our only’ = Patients at TB Sanatorium i ate one are technological — not = Ask to Finish Cure There ; am Ge | \ Ninety: An age you cannot ex- £ me \ pect te reach by indicating it on Z As a Nation we are fortunate the speedometer. that our prosperity is so soundly ' Medical Director of the Oakiand Coun- based and carefully safeguarded + eae ‘by our Government that we can look forward confidently to still higher standards of living. This, in turn, has enabled us to help less fortunate peoples. Finally, it is reassuring to know that in this divided world our Gov- ernment is maintaining defenses suf- ty Tuberculosis \ Dr. James Cheng, ‘ says this long drawn out agitation about its \future has created an unrest and anxiety among the patients that is not conducive to their cure. They have pre-_ sented a petition to. State Senator William 8, Broomfield stating \that “In view of the success of this in the treatment of tuber- | © Melently strong so that we can face cuicsis, we ask that we be allowed to a 4 : the future unafraid. ‘ complete our cure here, rather than be ei moved to other quarters.” The petition bears 115, names, 95 per cent of the ‘ Love of Water Delays patients, the few others being cases that “y ° ntl ° were availa ' refused - Vietory Over Malaria im te pan Our Foreign Economic Assistance _., dstving losing tis reel touch (FEA) officials have discovered that natives’ passionate love for water has delayed scientific victory over malaria in Thailand. Details of this story are told by Leon Howarp in the Los Arigeles Times. Thailanders, he points out, like any kind of water—clear water, muddy wa- garage, ter, running water, stagnant Bernard Hartley - water. ‘¥t of Rochester-made a closér examination a oe Res tg a Ber meng se : ao tt * wetmy. te - Farmers build their houses on stilts Te family cat in the home of over irrigation or drainage ditches __. MF. and Mrs. Garfield Reedy of Keego Harbor, always has lapped up and on piles driven into the beds of rivers. They even edge them over the ‘banks of narrow canals, There is so ~ much water in fact that it cannot be oiled for mosquito control and the yebult is that malaria is so wide- spread that it isn’t considered a her milk in the usual feline way. But when the children persuaded her to try an old nursing bottle, she now prefers that method. 1 a special call, the local out- aty draft beard inducts 10 men inte the army on Nov. 29, On ‘Dec. 1 the city board sends 11 men, a een and on Dec. 2 the out-county 4 aoe board sends 42. So strongly ingrained is this native ee ade in eer FEA mara ost ty fa control program appeared stymied. e natives laughed at the western idea that there is any connection - between those harmless little anoph- eles mosquitoes and their shakes and Robert M. Corbit of Oxford. He is ‘mistaken. The work. is. done and credit should go to the thou- sands of our readers, like Mr. Corbit, who pass the items.along io us, or to other members of the staff who do like- wise. We only put them together. Pei But an 80 year old woman wed the whole program. She mally consented to have her home sprayed. The next morning fr neighbors were aroused by her shouts of rejoicing. Although mosquitoes never had bothered her, she had spent the first night in her life free from the discom- Love blooms éven In the ranks of the lecturers, as = _ Bob Davis, who has spoken and shown his colored ‘movies in Pontiac and Waterford, recent- ” ly married Miss Terry Landbeck, also a lecturer. She dropped in at one of his lectures on Puerto Rico to see if he fort bedt oe had any slants on that island that she 5 of I hadn't picked up for her travelog—and : ae: * * he had. : ; more than a year for her : Verbal Orchids to Hiland H. Thatcher = * Mr, and Mrs. David M. Keefer niversary. NTIAC PRESS ‘Three Nations Study | BE. petit HA of 75 Cherokee Road; ninetieth birthday. of 23 Pine St.; fifty-seventh wedding an- — every | ey ; : eee 4 j ie ; Ae f . : ; _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955__ The Bounty of the Lord Thou crownest the yeor with thy goodness; and thy paths drop totness. They drop upon the pastures of the wildztness; and the little hills rejoice on side. The postures ore clothed with flocks; the valleys also ore covered over with corn; they shout for joy, they alse sing _ Psalm 65, St. James’ James Marlow Says: Tangled Situation ‘in Palestine Involves U.S., Russia as Well as Arabs, Jews WASHINGTON «@-Palestine’s out between the Egyptians and Is- their differences by making “com: tangled story involves not only the raelis in one of those zones — Jews and Arabs but the United “@iled El Auja — on the frontier States and Russia, It may, if war breaks out, set off the spark that a ignites the world, This is the back- bad enough. But the fighting began ground: * * Palestine, about New Jersey’s of arms from Communist * size, has 1,600,000 people, half of whom entered there in the past ginning to make solid contact with + States for arms. This country said 10 years. Of the total, 14 million the Arabs. are Jews, 70 per cent of the rest are Moslems, between Egypt and Israel, By itself this would have been shortly after Egypt reportedly had ordered 80 million dolars worth Czecho- slovakia, It meant Russia was be. * * * The West, but particularly the From ne Romans United States, while helping Israel Ett ian wk Geen get on its feet wanted not only to of the Arab world of which Egypt until recently, did not have a ma- keep the friendship of the Arabs jority in Palestine. Nevertheless, but to keep them away from Rus- through the centuries they looked S!@n influence, ? War I Ei Sf z TY f | alge pul i ree Ps the Turkish 3 E 3 i : i ae ia. i: of _ upon it as their homeland. not only Palestine ‘but if aa 2 i Ef i & » aaz set- under tpl Ht Hi f fi fi iB gE? afi i i F i eit i Fes! = E ‘one ae grandparents. . countries, attacked TENDERNESS LACKING ~ that by the NO COMPROMISE Then British. Prime Minister Jews and Arabs settle promises.” The Jews said what he really meant was that they should give back to the Arabs that part of Arab Palestine which they had conquered in the fighting of 1948- 49. They said no. * * ¢ They appealed to the United it would consider their request, At Egypt warned the United ence States that if it gave the Jews arms ‘it would lose the friendship is leader, ; * @e6. The United States wants to keep the Arabs friendly but,. because of the large Jewish population in this - volve this country and Russia. Many Families Refusing to House Elderly Parents | By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. The total helplessness of in- fants inspires feelings of pro- tectiveness in adults. How is it the comparative helplessness of old folks fails to inspire their fam- ilies to protect them? - * * * i ott a : Ey 3 6 Must One suspect qualities of forbearance, derness, may be lacking how to read, but that Johnny re- Letters © be ery of I read an article in last Friday's Press stating that a well-known . Drayton P’ resident suggested annexation of Waterford Township by the City of Pontiac. He men- tioned something about advantages and benefits to both communities, And them, there appears in Monday’s Press an arti¢le’by a ‘prominent endorsing the merger. And again. Tuesday in the Press another article by the prominent; resident of Drayton Plains stating that he already has received many favorable comments on the pro- posed annexation. I wonder if any of’ them were from Pontiac home owners and property taxpay- ers. 2 I cannot see any advantage or benefit to Pontiac from such 4 ‘merger. Pontiac property owners ~ would be taxed homeless to pave Waterford streets, build their water and sewage systems and schools, ete, After they build up, we of Pon- Pontiac Resident O Township Merger —Peatine organization — ave. —4 EB: 2. TH easeE: . . » AS peace hope belong . . . To every ... At least in our United” ... The turkey is a symbol of. . , Our democratic way . . . The same as every ballot box . . . Records the people’s voice . . . And every- thing we ever do... Is by the nation’s choice. Fee NEW YORK & — Sidewalk nius- ings of a pavement Plato: Whatever has happened to the old-fashioned Thanksgiving? - The formal religious quality of Thanksgiving seems almost.’ to have disappeared, A minister bere estimated only one of ten people would go to church on this holiday. Somehow that doesn't seem as bad to me as it does to the minis- ter. There are many days of the year in which men pay gratitude to their Lord in church, But Thanksgiving is a more per- “sonal time, when a man’s God can tant, but time seems slowly drain... ing it away, too. and days.” . : The yen is for a slimmer, small- er bird. that won't last on the plate turkey is America’s oldest symbol . of ambulant fruitfulness. The owl cries “who-o-o-0,"" but the turkey (Copyright 1955) Eft, i7& fi i a Smiles Statistics show that three times as many single men are arrested as married men, It pays to keep hubbies home. A dentist takes @ stand against useless tooth pulling. A chance for his patients to get their fill. One way to murder opportunities is constantly to kill time. Most of us are smarter than we ceive spiritual training. gobbled o Who is better equipped to offer wWhanwer tne salle © GREEKS OPEN drive in second that spiritual training than our the ld. fashioned Thaskegiviae? ltalian line. senior citizens? Jot AT gl ts AXIS PUSHING deeply inte or ds wens Yong. peanning pets ind, 515) mabe aah 2% Years Ago or Will be anewered is the holiday of | STATE'S RELIEF cost for 29 addressed "ig sent to the Pon. the year that most has the rich months is $205 million. - tse Press, Fontine. taste of the earth about it. It is | STRAW VOTE'S return shows (Copyright 1955) - above all days a cejebration of DR losing favor ' Case Records of a Psychologist - An Unexpected Lump in Your Throat. Marilyn demonstrates “empa- psychology i ord in your scrapbook contains several we psychologists offer about the unique sensation of a lump in your throat when you witness Cultivate. ths ‘ “Dr. Crane, am I peculiar?” she began with a smile. + * * # the Siamese twin of the brain. They serve as the outlet or mo- ~ exprension of the In the civilized modern man or woman, therefore, when we feel _ the eloseness of Divinity, it im- mediately affects as “as an ache — in the region of our heart and a Is Evidence of Close. Relation: to God T ht * It is a correlate of high intelli. gence, plus extroversion of our ees ve 4 e fi : yo hae : be : pee A jg ose ae as fs Me, 3 * *f 4 Z } NE se ‘ : : : r os ’ ¢ ‘ et ‘ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 re itl , ost Men’ 4, wamen’ 's elie skates - Nylon stitched leather! = 12" Women’s white, 410; Men’s in black, 6 to 12. Men’s popular. lined operas Cie Children’s lined Hylos Scotch plaid liniie uae Toasty fleece-lined fab- __rilite, leather soles. Bur- gundy, brown. 6 to 12, eushion crepe soles, Moc- toe. 6-8, 842-12, 1244-3, y velveteen Boys’ hockey skates Beginner's duo-runner skates Black, brown leather. Gorgeous skirt with slim, rhinestone ’ Black, brown or white le ki Ben’ |: 5. steel wae 98 + leather _ 2. “~. 98 oe Wand wake Men's 6-12 ...... 9. 98 airs guaranteed fast color. in ‘sizes 22 to 28. 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NYLON LINGERIE 939 SHOP NOW WITH PURCHASE COUPON CREDIT; PAY LATER oe 94 Binoculars "788 Telectre tape | g*° Brownie 9 Bowling | Ball 88 Bowling Ball 44“ Felding 95 100 _ andCase ne om" T Balleaye Kit 17 and Bag Sale pis 25" , Bag Sale # 4 Gelf Cart 12 eS a : Ls ax ae Felt hat saat He! Powerful 7x50 lenses, com- Loads of uses for this fine Brownie Kodak Bullseye cam- Gift certificate for a famous © Sturdy, heavy plastic construe- Sturdy steel and aluminum * “Famous _ plete with carrying case and tape recorder. Fun for parties. era outfit, complete, for this Brunswick ball with . tion. Roomy enough for both construction. Large wheels. strap. For the sportsman! in business, too! savings price. A fine gift. Makes ee scores — ball and shoes. Big gift buy! Folds for easy storage! é a | * - Large Size FEDERAL'S! Golf Bag 1 4” Club separator style with ball et, jacket and accessory pocket. Tdeal gift for hima! " SAGINAW. AT WARREN, PONTIAC OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL CHRISTMAS _ , — ry : oe ee . . | : Toa = < pS ae ae a a ee ee ee i ee Bs AN eo ae See Bk gee ees G =) nh me / : : i * 2 oj Z i yy ; \ t 7. y | ; * 4 : : : ; 3 ee ae EIGHT sees ____._ PHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 eS Mrs. America = se ° . ' ‘ : ' DETROIT —Wayne University , raises| produce + 25,000 to 35, _to Visit Russia , Cr Ti nacs are whe © ot pulcmameten vamaajan ek ona. Tana: ely ) JROME (INS) — Mrs America ; : : of about. $200 annually, . er peacemakers than men, } from the same funds as pri-latigcated 121 million dollars for|300 families in the area, who wa ie if # Pa Sy Lg “- : > & ' AN fc Budget-priced, fops in tone _. Budget-priced . . . s0 smart inexpensi yet it has richer, clearer tone dia ter Meher 1 95 Easy models, Ideal radio for kitchen, den or ids room. Come in and see it at Federal’s! 4 Terme Reg. 399.95. 11.6:cu. ft. automatic Reg. 232.50. 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Up to 120 minutes of re Big lig 5a 4 re Niggas me “Delivered and Serced ne | Time-Line Control . automatic washer 18724 10.6 cu. ft. refrigerator with 42 Ib. freezer chest 5188 = Ply of aap pee his ig 106 capacity gas water heater 358 - You'll always have hot water with this big 30-gal- oe Handidor det lon pr No gre 2 aye ed heater. It’s fully automatic stores ager may veg “ny idor stor- 1 year. One-piece construction. sor i of fe keep fruits and Chock pour bas rates Be prepared for the winter ea. read 0B toy! peeve che Shop Federal’s and save now! Fully automatic 30-gallon | He edesendeaneme -@ltalian provincial styling © You'll want to hurry in and vee this ‘elegant Italian les te Se enamel Lustrous Provincial Walnut in Fruitwood with Brass Trim. Regularly $109 ' Easy Terms © Hand- rubbed lacquer finish ©Dust-proofed drawers Plate glass mirror © Center-guided, easy-gliding OStylish brass detailing provincial styling _ with its delicate detailing and smart brass touch! And je just look at the | price! A partioned bookcase \bed a in provincial walnut, both for this the oh Meg: Cpetpleteg items, d matching spacious double dresser BUY Now ON FEDERAL’ EASY chert | i é { , . Fi 4 : Pee : " z Ny a tt ae : : j . oe “| { . : - ; : a . o & *. * i ‘ 4 i oti a aoe ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1955 - ‘Men's and boys gloves; a warm, welcome gift! have you seen such huge values! Men’s first quality ~ sweaters from a famous maker! _ VALUES from 6.98 to 10. 98. Boys’ cold-weather favorites! — ua LEATHER MITTENS All fleece-lined with elastic ; wristlets. Soft supple cape- 00 : skins, sturdy split cowhides or A wool plaid with leather palms. Assorted colors. Sizes 1-6. @Orlon*, Acrilan, 100% wool, others @Cardigans, slipons, many neck styles | @Cable knits, jecquards, interlocks Perfect gift for Dad! Lined LEATHER GLOVES All styles and colors! 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She __ savings! * Electrical Dept.—Basement cotton bark cloth drapes Watch the play of dancing lights from lamps and chande- reduced from 6.98 re liers on these shimmering metallic > fy apie igh rte Toasts, Grills, Bakes, Fries Reg. 1295 =], 88 ‘ ae ox Bakes four large watfles at j once, has automatic Set control. Opens flat for use as a grill. Makes on gift. . interesting modem block techibuss design, fa inches over-all..pleated width by ee in Saake See : them at Sears .. . and savel save on pinch pleated _ Sheer draperies before sale, 38 38 were 4.98 d Full 50x80 Inches Seen in all the smartest homes! These cobweb s rayon-acetate draperies strength, resist have oun tensile are hand wash- sie ee tions a pleats = colors . now! Kenmore portable dryer — right - quick drying o} stand. l-yr. guarantee. Grill: Waffler Sole. , strongly made long plaster-corms better wear! yours at Sears! a ‘One-piece 38x3]-in. mesh bottom. Polished, 4 A | t ‘ 4 * ee AC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955_ + ROEBUCK AN avede nee) s Limed Oak - Walnut Rich, modern style in this easy to live with bedroom suite. Included are panel bed, 4-. drawer chest and mirroted dresser: Dove- tailed and center-quided drawers. See it at Sears — and save! 3-Piece Maple _ Early American bedroom at a low sale price. Authentic styled maple fine for quest rooms and master bedrooms! Adds warmth and comers jo some Nae ct low aod See it at 405-coil mattress or box spring has crush-proof re- built borders, insulated box spring, border springs that prevent sagging, made of rubberized fibre pads * Double Dresser 4 Strongly constructed ‘and well de- s signed. Beveled-edge plate glass -. mirror on double dresser! 144 Combines modern and Early American in low price bookcase headboard bed, roomy double dresser! . — = ; m case Bed, -© CHOICE 2-Pc. Maple Suites Reg. 49.95 Mattress or Box Spring Sofa by Day—Bed by Nigh Smart Harmony House Divan Bed Double duty divan, comfortable 39 Cedar Wardrobes ‘38 Only $4 Down Just what every house should have! Entire front and‘ end panels made of solid %%-in. ’ thick ‘cedar; top, back and bottom of hardwood. Hanger bar and wrought metal hin- sofa and full size bed. Fingertip with felt. conversion. Color choice. wa 188 MT eke EE Gk Ce eae pt heen® on Gor OT é ' : / au © : f —» SRI? ¢ HAI Te Y Wis) s) S018 orev oy a BETTER QUALITY CARPETS | on =} aj : ges. See it now—save more! : : : ie : ° ae a * You Save $59.20 | Fold-A-Beds For Your Convenience ... i aS $ | _ With Thickly Padded Mattress ae fas on an Average AG nnn 26.95 OPEN MON. - FRI. 12x15-Foot Room! sre | #8 DOWN - : Stuntil lor anally an .idtobete 0 Usually priced at 9.95 sq. yd. Choose many colors | include 168-cofl mattress, Easy and patterns in floral, textures and tone-on-tones. All | to store when not in.use! Save! : fully guaranteed. 9 and 12-ft. widths. Come in early.. 4 “a save during this big sale! ; me DELUXE QUALITY CARPETS | +), ; usually 99 . ¢ | 3 11.50! Se. ¥é. 9 12, 15 Fe. Width Save $70.20 on average 12x15. : “=a =) «ft. room. Every carpet tightly s woven of quality carpet yarns, We can install it for you! elie ) Floor Coverings. Second Floor The Story Behind the Purchase: Sears bought stock of specific best sellers in full 9 and 12-ft. rolls at tremendous savings—selec+ fenaoy ¢ spones. il re mat - tion—style—Quality. Possible because one of 4 u se cs twin ke er as acer ey ae aestites poi — ; America’s oldest carpet manufacturers is sacris pe They're space savers! Gray on Grey Leof Green on Green Leet . : ficing stock to relocate gigantic mill! i : & } Gray Florel : : . bas a. D, v guananleed ov your money bach SE\R§ 154 North Saginaw St. Phqne FE S-4171) ee ‘ : ‘ j i ' . : : ; Ve : * ’ \ . ; ‘ ! y ty x FOURTEEN | - Ferguson ‘Wonder Car’ —a Revolution ¢ in Automiphile Manufacture The tabloid Daily Sketch, urging " By STANLEY GODFREY _have ‘boda made public—but al The engine is merely a subsi-|wheels through short, flexible minimizes skidding, since pressure Last weekend Sir Miles Thomas, too! equipment,” he said, “and). ‘elt LONDON ®—The new “‘wonder’’ |number of ‘ ‘leaks” has enabled the/diary of this hydraulic system. It gouplings. would be constant on’ all fourlboss of ‘the state-owned British|with a really mass volume of pro-|swift eth goverasent action to 22) car developed by Harry Ferguson/following picture to be pieced to could be carried. on a trailer o <2 wheels, , Overseas car joined Fer- the new car, said the cost of man- _ has set Britain dreaming of a wayigether. hooked behind the car and linked ‘preling ts thcted ty a Ol, The and pre un-|guson as a top cham-| “Mr. Ferguson's car could give took his invention abroad,” it ad = 2 *- brake—all. four wheels by small/ses oil in @ pressure chamber, jstopping pressure on all four ber can be used to operate: pow-jus @ world beating lead in motor|building “We'll bet the’ Americans w Government, industrial and mil- |turbines and to operate the inde-| From this chamber, high pfes-iwheels, ‘ered steering and spring R " he told newsmen. be interested.” itary officials are said to be ex- pendent suspension system and sure oil jets are taken to small *_ * *@ build-in to lift the ‘car, Be a. not require any extrav- Other newspapers took the same cited a the new gg _ “jother power ‘units. ‘turbines which drive. all _ four it is claimed this braking system hood-raising and trunk opening. ‘agant expenditure on new pa wtm-cimlaan line. . = Harry Ferguson is the tractor ae ae — meters magnate whose patent battles with Ford Motor Co. won him nine mil-, lion dollars in ‘infringement costs. Reported to be completely new | fm concept, the Ferguson car is | said in British press’ accounts fo threaten to revolutionize the auto- | making industry. Already four big motor manu-| facturers are said to be courting Ferguson for a share in mass pro- ducing the new auto which does, away with conventional brakes, | gear box, clutch and transmission. | Government experts who have| watched a military version of the) car on exhaustive tests are re-| ported convinced it is the biggest, advance in military transport since the first tank lumbered Over the | Top in Flanders in World War !. So far no details of the new auto: See a Lawyer— | Before You Sign | Any Legal Paper | ANN ARBOR w — ‘When in doubt, see a lawyer,”’ a Univer. sity of Michigan law professor warns. * am * | Prof. Marcus L. 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Small Service Charge Shoe Department—Main Floor - J Wide Selection of Checks 2, Splashes and Solids: ao Wide Color Selection ... nee Styles v Boyville Sizes of 10 to 20 J Perfect Gift for the Holiday Season ¢7 Ask About Sears on Charge Plan / v7) oy, ee. % ee) eel OPEN MONDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS Milk Chocolate Big Chunks of Pure Delight! Reg. 69c Ib. 59 * W's As As 's . nat ay ag Purest Swiss-type milk choco- late. A nourishing wholesome treat for the family. Take some home today! CONVENIENT Peanut Clusters Coated with Milk Checolate Testy Bridge Mix Chocolate Covered Candies YOU PAY LESS AT SEARS FOR HIGH QUALITY STORM FOOTWEAR . Reg. 69c Ib. 44 Lb. wes 6 |= 5 Use as dessert or as an added You'll enjoy the delicious malt- treat — luscious clusters of ed milk s, vanilla caramels, Spanish peanuts chocolate Brazil nuts, raisins and as- cov sorted cream centers. Candy Dept.—Sears Main Floor \ ‘feitoon feb a > , for the holidays! 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Make a bee-line to your Sears store and be one of the first to take home a dream fur coat or stole . or jacket . . . at a price you never even dreamed possible! All new, advance 1956 styles. Many unadvertised specials included in this sale of sales. Over 20 luxurious furs! Over 50 stunning styles! Many one and two of a kind! Choose from over 718 pieces. Many of these lovely furs at less than the price of an ordinary cloth coat! Shop early for first choice! 4 WAYS TO BUY- @ Charge ©@ Easy Terms © Cath © Layaway Ladies Ready-to-Wear—Second Floor haiti: Hit 4 Better Coats and Capes a) HURRY, WHILE THEY LAST—1 and 2 of a Kind S| Muskrat Coats, Regularly $219. . Dyed Let-Out $175" rs } Marmot Coats, Regularly $239. . sarod -setl Regularly $279. . $200° crite e $125° Dyed Northern ‘Bock end Flenk, ' $] 50° lack Persie Soa Cattle Gematorly, $299 Dyed Let-Out Northern Beck uskrat Coats, Regularly $399... - Kerrybrooke gift slippers . priced as low as ys Other 2.29 and 2.98 Personal, practical, finest quality . . . that’s your gift of slippers chosen from Coats! Cape Stoles! Cape Stoles! Capes! Capes!’ ‘Cape Stoles! Capes! Strollers! Sears holiday-bright selections of fireside-comfortable styles for women! ‘Change your “gift-problems” into glowing Christmas smiles with Kerrybrooke slippers! Choice of styles and colors in all women's sizes! ay head fuzzy slippers for your 3 re. Saturday and | Monday Nights! All furs labeled to show — " country of origin of im- ie ported furs. i) child's slippers Your 98 Choice pele Pert and warm—these animal child! Assorted styles, colors ee ee ee eee ek ee ee ee ee ere ee es ee ee ® = Ss Se de aes 7 a fae ino Eee eee © A comme | er eas ee ee i i iaas : s \. i S . oe) 4 ; x 4 : i 8 {- ; ae aes A t 7. j i ae j = i me i . f : : yh i 4 ‘ oe. : ' 2 4 \ f J 7 ‘ : SSE. | A ae ‘ Se] ri 2S 3 Coke 4 i M w% ' os : sty ‘ : | < i ; : | SIXTEEN | ____ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 Bob Considine Says: : sa a 8 i Obituary Page Now Strikes Close to Home| NEW YORK (INS)—I used to tory over the n AC’ in an inept/the same around eo DiMaggio as|“Mother.” You know, “‘M is for the they've deeply enriched the life laugh at my mother’s way of read- exhibition at the Yankee Stadium around Joe Stalin, He'd listen to ¢te.” 3 _ that lies beyond us, ing her newspaper. War, famine, last summer. ‘the pro in the men’s room as ° Sherwood, tall and thin as a flood, pestilence, sex, science, poli-/ Reading his weekly movie col-|readily as he'd listen to Churchill.) pencil, and supple as a string, |jy: 14> . Gc, Gumn ‘nud the prospect of une many yours ago'did tench bul “Sb aad esanbe be'e sam would for ail his mournful mien Michigan Growing Fast inter-planetary tnael mane — make a boy in ‘Washington want to ,| Asgume the shapes of the letters | GRAND RAPIDS — Michigan's) ‘Je the front page headlines, My moth- see that world, do those things, Es population increase in the fivelin two warrants charging er ignored all that, momentarily try to find euch words, -.. ; ~ than 10 paige with intent to \ at least, and thumbed her way Sherwood a man who acted quickly to the obituary page. FE - = « . She still does so with her Wash-) . | years—more the Middle West's biggest. harm to two non-striking appeared there of late, This is a little salute and mem- oir. It is belated only in the sense that it might have appeared the day after their deaths. But it is not obsolete, The people I speak of left mongments » me, Bill Curley edited the New York: —_ » " : &; Ke = p Yau oA tae _ f y del é tg Pi me a he ~ ssze_|{ELECTRIC HONE SHARPENER The first day I met him, he ms oh pe ae wey rena tee Regula news ‘ = : egular 12.50 , Where fog, suspicion ae 95 ance on my part had , now : . Re. 17 50 . there was a clear picture painted ig: ° by a man who knew news as no , 99 Save 2.55! eee ent & ceancemict vaarpagre : | noncancer gee Do 14a, Wit Baihtn Moter a paper. * @ Ready to Operate, Plug In As a man I was ‘ confirmed by James Cardinal Cuts soft wood up to l-inch, Gibbens. As a young epertowriter cuts a smooth edge, needs no ad opengl pesreng veep : Ss eset tore place tee . sanding. 6 pin-end blades, _ Sty bee to work See the Jig Saw, Magnetic Sander and cord and instructions. See it Te tne oe just Sabre Saw Demonstrated at Sears! demonstrated at Sears! os pw a ce tae =e quiet courage. Mrs. come down about 20 years 7 Complete with Tanta a eae se er has done. This fine 4 learned to live with it, patiently kept it from intruding. A as much of a her mon FOR = : * " = wt | A Peg was temporarily Cre! | gasket trouble ‘ HIM Electric Craftsman Jig A x 9 —.. aves Sele! Craftsman Quality Ye-Inch Geared Key Chuck Heavy Duty—20-inch Throat ft 3 tent 14.88 meu 16.50 eee 44.95 ton. Julie was on the job. Try ittat home... if you can't Rugged yet lightweight! ‘Nylon No belts, pulleys, gears. Motor the cleanest, fastes : bear WATCHED QUIETLY Sasnthie Gane eax canes obo reverent po gears. oy ar rom wn ane Julie was the kind of will be refunded! Pistol grip handle. blade for long cuts! man bleeding over that wouldn't make the come out, She’d never he'd tear the paper a ball, throw it She'd be there : ; | ever so gently to suggest a change. | ieee ™ & ee There must have been many times | . ° in he De, when || Small Tools Garden Tools - Sharpens Knives : pea od lo wl Pa coe tee oe ot eee Now is the time to start sharpening —=—“For ail you hunters who need @ GS". oo WU NE > prone elle Keep them with @ fine edge... those summer tools to keep them good sharp knife for your hunting . e. ; —Jlst ed ay ee ee mens eee Sree: Use & ee Go Sant iarwendine nad : ecisate eigeah ! recat plier But Julio was, in truth, what , : Peg once ironically thought of ° ¢ res «64 8B Set Onty 3,44 Reg. 1995 = 14,95 pee SS ae Ps yer ae Regularly 49.95 J. oF Higgins Rough wear, two-ply, all rub- Swim flippers with adjustable ' “Save your ns h for belies ‘ietpaae beara = 1! a et Sere ee ea Rect Mol ' | ; ; w ue a. o " tread in his tremendous loss. SAVE 50 i) : ) a lees. Olficial size steel goal Adult Swim Set.........7.50 ballbearing whests "o™ ™ . Bob Sherwood lived more al — = 3 va than cavtely rs ioew, Bel = ; ) e A Regular 63.45 Combination «+» yours at Christmas Savings of 23.50 ot ee Teles, eat words ts Bosse ’ : ee CD J.C.H ~ rots | $ . aot ; ; eT e . i i i bin Bg ty i a : — iggins .22 Caliber ext war the world Tay ee Automatic, Complete . . . popereens ‘RIFLE SETS A \ | | SAVE : | 8 8 : | _ $3 DOWN HOLDS ‘TIL ~ : DEC, 15 ~ — ind pt 24-Inch Model, Regulerly 47.95 ..... .42.88 >. a 20-inch Model, Regularly 45.95 ......40.88 HERE'S WHAT YOU GET! ~ : The gift every child dreams of . . . a gleaming ~ bicycle for Christmas! This J. C. Higgins model is 1. .22 Cal. Automatic Rifle, Reg. 34.95 i — complete with battery tank, light, luggage carrier, 2. Steel Luggage - e- chain guard, reflector and many other features. Gun Case... ..... Reg. 15.00 Come in now ... lay it away until Dec. 15th. eae en & Seope Hep. 10.00 i 26” Std. 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Just Sey, Charge It” on Sears Revolving Charge | 6 months to pay . . . small service charge the geologist can spot « ,| > _leeking area by checking places ’ out paral cas Duralon Sheen Hercules Wool Durclon Sheen surface, | Gabardine Blouse Plaid Mackinaw Gabardine Surcoot ) : Bat 95 Nidan fs tnd sack: fe 90 } 98 oS 90 ; * : ery ty ee ad only ]4 vow 12° Pil rim Corduroy A | rise and fall of the bed rock below < - Y oe to tell the geologist} Winterweight! Completely *d par cher Pagers Water-repellent ... resists w domes are. nylon a or strength. Still drilling for oll is a.gamble. lined with Milium satin. Sbviaes doris! Sod. creases. Has zip front, self Seven or eight wells are sunk for Fashionably styled in Three plaid pattems. Sires collar, set-in sleeves. Five \ every one that's hit. Even if oilif choice of 4 colors. 34-36. 36-48. colors. Sizes 36-48. w. is discovered in one well, it has ; ‘ . Just Say, “Charge it” on Sears Revolving Charge 6 months te pay . «. small service charge producing well, in 32 attempts, | Thank You Chain) Will Aid Needy in Buffalo Area NEW YORK (INS) — A “‘thank- . you"’ chain which has reached) around the world since last Thanksgiving Day forges its 100th’ link today in Buffalo — with the’ city’s needy as the beneficiaries.’ * ¢ * i 48 Pilgrim Cotton ‘J Choice of Many Colors Terry Robes oJ 2 Chest Pockets, Flaps ; Just 92 For pleasure-lovin’ men . sol pinwale cotton corduroy for extra ~ warmth and smart appearance for Latest fashion colors in - sport weer or idawel Tee ches! stripes and plaids. pockets bbe flaps : in assorted ; colors—really fine quality ot cears Washable and Sanforized jew price! y al for maximum shrinkage %. -X-Lge. Men's Furnishings— Sea cee Sears Main Floor The unusual ‘chain began on Thanksgiving Day, 1954, when Mrs. Ruth Herkel of Aetna . Springs. Cal., won $200.on CBS-TV show, “On Your Account."’ She asked that her winnings be given to aj. young Army sergeant who-had/j saved her from drowning. ' This “thank you” gesthre by the California woman started something. When the sergeant - got his money, he appeared on the show and named a third “thank you” link, to whom he donated his winnings. The chain continued until “link 9" — Mrs, Kenneth McCarthy of Kenmore, N. Y. — selected as her “thank you" recipient Thom- as Hopkins of Buffalo, who got) her husband a job. : ae * The winnings this time are 100 turkeys, raised at a special tur- key farm in New York City, Hop- kins requested that the turkeys, | flown to Buffalo, be een to al Buffalo charity. They will help Just Say, “Charge te” on Sears Revolving Charge @ Months te Pay... a Pilgrim Flannel ach Shirts row =; 98 | of Assorted Patterns and Colors of With 2 Button-Thra Pockets. . 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Satin patna om ry bch EA S14 Saginaw St. Phone FE Sill | ae er Giinussemmntmachakiacisiia nee ee ¢ * tan \ f EIGHTEEN » ioe 4 Aes | aA , THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 bo¢ ; eye people make their resolutions on) * * & Begins Effort to Liven usually involve whisky and the some dinner party . rbetter life, which are to be given) “Come on, honey, you need Moscow Dramatics up and taken up, respectively. /green—have an olive; at least.” [be his mother, it can be anybody's ade | For smaller - scale resolves,) a, which the. dieter will have mother. ~ : MOSCOW \P—For the first time however, there is no time like) t9 reply, “Yoiks, they're the |WOUSSE TROUBLE : in 25 years Soviet literary figures) Thanksgiving. eos . 3 have gone looking for American| : worst kind, Seventy calories in This is the day when you lie the green, 105 in a ripe.” * * _- | Other problems include: A con- ' ( a ~ | tthe R | She will have baked a mousse,|stant pain in the interior; a nag-|table,’ But with just @ little will Considine spoke at the kick-otf|shook them. They couldn't under- for all mothers bake mousses for'ging suspicion that nobody stand hi aes Criticism of Red Stage New ‘Year's Day. These pledges| There will alwayis be someone at| ‘A similarly tense situation willl ne ig’g known heel from here to|Expecially if thin. who says,/arise when the dieter, goes for din-|tne iniaws; if he accepts, he is & Soviet Theater Beware of Those Holiday Diet Resolutions|%iam~ fin Seeks U.S. Plays; x; rum zvmmsz , mc, ms mah men | ee moe a cofeme, tacit ose sor] Considine Says | SeycTvras me rent : correspondent 4 umn to Your|ner at mother’s house. It need not| ar tes: be scoepts, be is See ere oe ist, said in Pittsburgh this President Eisenhower at the Big that he is convinced the United) pour Conference last July, saying: ‘ States will not be ihvolyed in) “pie spoke in basic simple * With an overload of Thanksgiv-| another big war. . Kansas English to these people ing dinner, you can be uncomfor- ry i 8 (the Reds). He stunned them’ and power, you can be miserable. dinner meeting of the Divine Prov- plays to translate for the Moscow) the enta, lis ‘ theater. It's part of an effort to re- 1) t9 the battle of mince ple vs. | vitalize the Russian stage, also re-| sales ‘ = flected in demands for more new turkey—with the antacid referee | . : z i Soviet | and vow nevermore to be a) plays, ; ple Culture Minister N. A, Mikhailov P y, provided | ROEBUCK AND CO. criticized Russian stage stereo “I will never.” you pay types last week and the criticism you can speak, ‘let my eyes do’ was repeated in stronger words by an injustice to my _ intestines Prayda, the Communist party or- again.” j gan. a woe ' A resolution like this, of course, One -of the first evident results is easier said than executed. It in the campaign is the importing Should not be pledged lightly, One must search his soul first, to make | of foreign companies. A British froupe, starring Paul Scofield and|@ead certain that he really wants | Diana Wynyard, arrived this week/t0 transform himself from pig to, for a series of performances of of Mental breakdown is high. Like) Shakespeare's “Hamlet.” sylph. * * * For the path of the reformed This company, directed by Peter pig is rocky, and the incidence Brooks, is the first group of British;of mental breakdown is high, Like actors to play in Moscow within/all heroes who have struggled for living memory. France's Comedie! an ideal, few will understand him. Francaise was here last year. And they will label him erratic Soviet translators and authors | ang temperamental and possibly are having trouble with American! , bum. and other Western plays because} First, there is the seemingly Soviet drama concentrates on ide-| .impie matter of counting calories. | ological and materialist conflicts, Before dieting became popular, while the West concentrates nowa- this was an easy addition job, but days on the paychsiogcel. ‘now it requires long division, cal-| _** ‘culus’ and intuition. Thus there is a question whether; te ony etx best ining | Tennessee Williams’ ‘Streetcar Named Desire’ is suitable on so-| C#l0fle charts, the divergence ciological grounds or is too intro-, ™ figures ts so wide that muck verted, Other plays under conaidon-| work must be done te derive the | _ation range back to Eugene! “mean calorie count” of, say, | O’Neill’s “Anna Christie’ and up| “Seedles, unenriched, boiled, 1 | to William Inge’s “Bus Stop.” | cup.” s* > * | There's the additional problem | “We prefer light plays, but light of having to find the size, condi- plays which show real earthy tion and quantity of foods listed in| American people,” said one would- charts. 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Rate With Western Hands! LISBON, Portugal — The island of Timor, shared by Portugal and Indonesia, boasts horsemen who rank with the American cowboy in skill, Says the National Geographic Society, They hunt wild water buffaloes with muzzle-loading flintlock guns. By ARTHUR EDSON AP Feature Writer WASHINGTON @®—A couple of “heroic Eskimos are in.town, shat-| costumes, they tering Masons rgiht and left, The Paki. beth members of} the Alaska National Guard, i honored at- the. Pentagon Monday) for leading a party to the speedy | |rescue of 11 members of a Navy! 'patrol plane shot down by the Russians over the Bering Sea ON Taxes From Ballot | June .22. M. Sgt. Willis SE 31, a Sgt. 1 ¢. Clifford Tkne- , %%, got citations and had Na wings pinned on them, quit unesual for earthbound landlubbers, If they were impressed. they didn't show it. They seemed more interested in, and amused by, reactions ‘o their comments on life as it is lived on St. Lawrence Island, only 30 miles from the Russian border. — I1GLO0—OH, YES Most people are aware by now! that most Eskimos don't live in ki “mission has voted to withdraw ‘alternative proposals for an eight -!the city budget: Either would have ladded about $3,700,000 to the cur- ‘(Modern Eskimo Heroes Discover Igloos igloo. . The same piace You saw “I now have seen the second an igloo, in a geography book.” {kayak of my life. 1 saw one, on ‘Dressed in their warm winter,* Tack. in Nome once, We use dropped. by” the| Pe" skin boats. Smithsonian Institution for a look HUNT FOR—LIVING. jat how scholars think Eskimos Webaian ent Bcaokinok bunt for!” live. a living, when they aren't national “Interesting,” observed Walun-| guarding. ga, the more talkative —. about what they get, walrus, seal, fox or whale. | ““We eat them all, fox,”’ Iknokinok. said. Flint to Drop Proposals except the FLINT — Flint’s City Com-| “Walunga said. better than cow's liver.” — and one-half mill property tax increase or & one per cent wage tax from the ballot in a special election set for Dec. 6. The ballot still wilf carry pro posals for an eight million dollar bond issue and a one and one-half mil] property tax boost foF the next five years to finance the project. Money for the rejected tax pro- posals would have been applied to must be faced up to courageously: Lawrence Island. “Overgrazed,” “We're down to 200.” Walunga, a father of three, says this worries Eskimo small ay. too. SANTA CLAUS TOO | “Sure they believe in Santa’ Claus,” he said. “They think he lives at the North Pole. But bi f appro: oer maybe we have enough reindeer milion dollars. because they saved 11 fliers and use| eaatted thee off to = hospital, | but also because ‘they seem so onatat © eter. Seay ee TAKE THIS EXAMPLE: They aren't particular They were piers. Su m=, ‘Yccamiis bas Weickaghd Ge tha ca Gk Guasch. low-cost vacation resort for work-|combining the attractions of sea- ers, “Los Caracas Vacational shore and mountains. Incredible maze of inner corridors : in the Pentagon when a reporter ||} ‘asked: Walunga, “Which way isif north?" Without even bothering! }). to look for.moss on the Pentagon | walls, Walunga jerked his thumb|f over his shoulder. “Back that|{/ Optometrist 7 North Saginaw Street Martian Agriculture? WASHINGTON “The walrus is good eating,” astronomers feel sure the large! “Walrus liver is dark areas on Mars represent vegetation. c With Christmas coming on, it's Could reflect S0-mile-wide bands guards, who had a roadmap of|} dismaying to report this, but facts of _— life growing in old river the valleys | There's a reindeer shortage on St. NOt meander; some shoot out like) * « @ . arrows for 1,500 miles.. Unlike true’ The awed consensus: “A clever,|]. Iknokinok said. “VETS, they somnetenet intersect. _useful people, these Eskimos. , way,” he Said. Phone FE 4-6842. (INS) -— Many’. “Better Things in Sight” Open Friday Evenings me,” A canal-like network 4 check with one of our native Pentagon terrain, showed the | mmanignihied a ' Eskimos were right. cl " Wednesday Afternoons However, the lines do = ee eel reve 8 ig ni AN as 4 ge d. ; #f igloos, and Walunga drove that point home neatly. “Igloos? Sure, I've se@n an i left.” Well, it’s a relief to know the — are on the job, not naw Sturgeon are rare fish except in some Russian waters, On the upland savannas roam sturdy ponies and some of Indo- nesia s largest herds of cattle. ‘Every Gal Loves the Glamour wie By Bee Say at aa > OY and Cozy Com fort of famous -HONEYBUGS... 5 99 Ad starting at e*eoee Pontiac’s srore Lp gifts; TAtS we! < “wo-4tt SN tos rd S oS wt mist soft miracle ...+a fleecy cloud of no-iron Orlon and Ny ylon. * DFM MORIN. 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Cotton poplin shell outer fabric that sheds rain and snow. Knit wristlets to keep out wind and elastic waistback for snug fit and extra warmth. Choose red and khaiki. Hurry in now! Waite's ene Floor Cuddly soft cotton sleepers in two-piece styles with double soled plain feet. Overlocked seams for durable wear. Knitted wristlets d elasticized waistband. Sturdy gripper fasteners. Also 2"’ tuck grow feature. 6 mos. 9 to 4 yrs. Pink, blue, maize and mint. Plastic 4 soles. 2.50: 2 to 8 middy style with plastic lenete S Here!.. Shake the hond of the man who makes Christmas dreams come true! Sit on his knee, whisper in his ear, tell him what you want more than anything élse in all the world. Santa's Hours: Friday, 11-3, 6-8! Saturday, 11-5, 6-8! We're sure he'll have a sur- prise for you!’ Toyland—Downstairs Store. 4 i ® Big ‘n bright Santa Badge! 2 © Generous size FLEER’S Bubble Gum! Dries. 64" AMERICAN FLYER 36-Pc. Train Set... 49° © Cars Are Coupled Automatically! Puffs Clean White Smoke! “et © Motor Can Pull 40 Cars! All Parts of Durable Plastic or Metal! | , © Powerful Headlight! Elevated Track . on Realistic Trestles! © Run it asa passenger or big mixed-run train! Hurry in Today! Set, Includes: ] Silver Bullet _ ‘Locomotive and Tender “2 No. 855 Silver Coaches 1 No. 646 Floodlight Car 1 No. 622 GAEX Box Car 1 11%4-45 Watt Transformer 1 No. 704 ° Manual Uncoupler 20 No. 702 Curved Tracks 1 No. 690 Track Terminal 6 No. 700 Straight Track 1 No. 747 ‘Trestle Set 1 No. 790 Trainorama Plus $10 ‘Trainorama’ Village Waite's Train Center—D fairs Store * They Lift! * They Load! * They Dump! * With Steering Wheels! | Building Set! Imagine! An all steel four-piece Road Construc- Reg. 14.98 All. ; © All large size! Steerable Reed Grader measure 17" overall! © All sturdy steel construction with tion Set at a price that formerly brought you one or two units of such quality and design. High’ Teliaouverabilty. let children play for hours dump- operating ! -" ing and digging. Get a rocker dump truck, high © All with coe wlpper treed, genuine lift loader, road grader and dump truck all with Four — big fat tires. Wonderful boy's toy . . . buy his le © Reaitioly plated to. rset resting «+ give long service! Waite's Toyland—Downstairs ss a real ride’m cowboy horse that om to beck Bucking Bronco Horse |—d «9S Reg. 14.98 For little cowboys and cowgirls, Real sturdy wood spring horse... ride him and love him. Four peat 16 inch doll that really cries complete with travel kit "Tearbelle" with. Suitcase 98 ‘1 DOWN and brah : plated springs support horse in a hardwood frame weeps ‘5 ; \ ' and insure the ride of a lifetime. Natural hardwdod able rubber. - body all duded up with silk screen color, 19’ wide, i 32” high, 32” long! Hurry in now for yours. Waite's Toyland—Downstairs Store z j fi SEES: _TWENTY.SIX | } THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 Indians Garland Carpetbagging Russian nal fe 4OHN Hf. MARTIN and. Red party oe, Nikita cheers by announcing that the them from eventually controlling . of the biggest would-be carpet. lions ‘of Soviet nationals right now | INS mere resseypastlie —— Smug having # gay time sovjet Union was sending aome the vast Indian nation. | baggers of all. times, keeps condemned to Russian slave labor aries, Premier Nikolai Bulganin ay eat oie ins tod vatican 2 oe of wheel 9 8 ee Nehru is rated as.a “neutral”, promising goed things to the | camps. es | ceri in “teetotalling Indian, where of- >8sis." |in the East-West conflict. But-as Indians, Yet.the ouly concrete je F ficial toasts otherwise were drunk U, 8. ALD—OH, YES |some critics. point out, he évi-' Soviet contribution to the Indian | He has talked of a big, Solon Seeks Bil ' crs The ize American at Iaa| dently fo monn site to caine] SSE O'S ie Dr uieenden | perce a ee aieten oaee | | it Ps, have been pineapple in wheat does not include some say the Russians—than he is to the: for Polio Serum | wee nccmicesenmacniastsasat. AN NN NCE AT OAC OCT EEE NEE enema msec pes tmmetnrcsia = ‘ x ‘cost of $91, vodka that moved 5267,000,000 in technical aid andUnited States, where _ relations) steel plant.at a struggle in Bolshevik Seabee: to tell the Indians ex- in loans and grants since 1952. have been strained for years, | °%#.000—the Indians to pay for ji idee | Those pansively that the Soviet Union = Nehru’s split personality in rela- Government-directed school chil- came in would share its “last piece of tions with Russia and the United dren, meanwhile, ate dropping) Khrushchey has talked of the) ment that Soviet firing — - bread’ with India, States might be explained by. rose petals on Bulganin and his) ‘slave labor” that built such arch-| cut down on treason j , Sill i Williams Urged to a Remember. 1951? India ‘taced a Cynics as simply a case of playing chunky, free-talking: mate, Khrush-’ itechural splendors as the Taj more once reputable H A” Special Session to Set terrible famine. The United Mf Fast and West—and getting chev. Mahal in India—ignoring the mil-/officials. — the “OYNT | tk Cli | States ended up by shipping 2,- °"%** from both. The two Soviet leaders have : Seen Up Free Salk Clinics 000,008 tons’ of wheat to India His friends will say that Nehru been garlanded with flowers and_ ‘ : ‘Washington has sent wheat worth has a terrific problem—how te:|Si¥en @ reception whose warmth America’s Most LANSING w — Rep, Fred. W. & total of $192,000,000 to India.- make friends with the Soviet |Néver has been showed to touring Zinn (R-Battle Creek) has asked! Yet in 1951 Indian Prime Min- Union and Red China, two power- | Americans. | | ister’ Jawaharlal Nehru evoked ful neighbors, to try to keep | Khrushchev, who might be one ; Beautiful Glasses! Here again—Noe-Vision Ppa e Ls wetcay we one ree ace | GUARANTEE style, glasses tus choles of any Your money will be refun 4. $11.95! Here are first quality ed within 60 days if you are poet A, Be preseripéton: a not completely satisfied for any reasan! Gov, Williams to open the special legislative session to consideration e's pul wwicr voad ubist Farry Truman Times European Visit free clinics for administration of the ‘Salk polio vaccine, | B A D ° . S Cc | eis oe a. cng p (O Be Away During Stormy Campaign a By BOB CONSIDINE mittedly has much to say about buy Salk v ine for f istribu-| y vaceine for tree dstriby CHICAGO (INS)—Former Presi- who will carry the Democratic tion to children. aint aT n ruman has timed t | Uedes Geis pak. ie epurenet Harry nm has timed banner in the next presidential! tem enema ane sateen te We wish the people of Oak- : land County, Michigan, and | our Nation a happy and | peaceful Thanksgiving. May the next year bring the Hest tussles for the nomination in many years. . One—group -held—that—this was ation weuld be reduced ty any a ee ne visit to europe election would be out of the coun- ‘the former President’ s all-out, ef- abundance of the one just federal grants for the same purs Ji. ee Higa bal paseo try during much of the pre-con-'fort to remain neutral at a time ast . Page pore. Doctors could eharke & leading gro the MO Demer vention battle among Adlai wien sides would be actively past Safely Lens at Special Low Prices. nomilal fee for the shots; convention, Stevenson, Averell | Harriman, taken. Another held that this was’ Zinn's bill would earmark an) Truman, who is in line to re- Estes Kefauver and — oth a master stroke typical of an’ G. J. Rapaport : OR amount equal to the federal grants|ceive an wemavery degree from &TS. astute politician who wishes to, pepe REPAIRS You CANT PAY M E! to finance free clinics sponsored Oxford University, will leave the ON STATE DELEGATION _ his party return to the White| | Bretes lensge ao- Why par mere Ga sindedey ie tte ie ree by local health departments. United States early in June, ac-| Truman is a member of the Ouse, paired and replaced at savings te you! youre this weak aes = oe NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY EXTRA FAST ll NU-VISION OPTICAL C0. er | Open. 9-5:30 Rooms 2 and 3, Phone. Friday ‘til 9 15 W. Lawrence Sr. FE 2-2895 Sates, Same Se- ayy 6 se rte — No sbaitions! Bare Zinn said the state has — bal-\Cording to present plans. He | He is almost-certain to receive tre fecectinttoing’ ance of about $475,000 in federal hopes to’ be back by the first week! Missouri delegation which will sit/enthusiastic receptions wherever in July. jin on the convention in Chicag0lne goes in western Europe be- funds and that the two million * ‘next August. His support has’ dollars of state appropriations has} But if was held likely ig Chi- been eagerly sought by all avowed!t,. power which did so much to not-yet- been spent, cage when the ex-President re- and potential candidates but he' defeat Adolf Hitler and his Axis : _ ceived a tremendous ovation has stated that he will remain He said the state-financed pro- partner, Benito Mussolini. eer from nearly 3,000 -enthusiastic ,neutral until delegates have made! : Sa gram, almost exclusively It will be Truman's first trip to; on distribution through private Democrats. at a ‘$100-a-plate known their choice of favorites. (Europe since he participated in| | physiciags, “appears to be bog- — a pororeneag, Aer | Political pundits assembled at \the Potsdam conference with Sta- ging down dangerously in some frame ‘Nest Brag a oe i the Democratic love feast in lin and Churchill and later | areas.” the White Seuss, wit Shes Chicago placed two meanings on Attlee in 1945, - | | ) CLOTHING CO. ~ NATIONAL 9 So Saginaw, Pontiac - Truman's decision to leave the His first trip abroad was as a ; —— of nearly exe res = to viet} thelr lends, country in the midst of what young artillery officer with the, : * the first week ober, ‘| In that event, the man who ad- promises to be one of the live: 'A.E.F, in World War I. a aa et ———— AT SS NS With Any Purchase of $29.95 or More 3 Pp NATIONALLY ADVERTISED *2495 — ?843.Ssas.o" 2 “> C. aLummu cookware | GAG 7 RES FOR ONLY of COOKS 6 LB. ROAST UIE Py Wy $29.7 ; Piss S-Pe. Cookware ag 83.95 senses “STARLITE” mane ‘ A whole kitchen full of the aluminum pieces so necessary to good housekeep- f And what a spectacular value! plete set. Made by the world’s largest manufacturer of aluminum utensils. Illini Corn Crop * Exceeds Output | of Other States SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (INS)—lowa, may be where the tall corn grows, | but this year at least Mlinois has | the most ebundant crop. According * és v. s. Depart-| ment of Agriculture, the Tlinois| corn crop this year is expected to | wind up at 500,000,000 bushels. Or | about. 60,000,000 bushels more than | lowa’s. Towa still has more acreage than, Minois. Although jowa has 10.- 697,000 acres in corn and Illinois has 9,259,000 acres, the more boun- | tiful crop can be attributed to the: weather. . Tllinois had heavy ox colagihcrard and July while the “corn state" suffered b drought and an unusual- ly hot summer. | * *® ® { There have been two other years | ~~ ) than Iowa—1947 and 1951—and in| ; : | both cases the weather was re-| ~. Free Ireland Buying Foreign Made Goods DUBLIN — Foreign eel (a the legend ““Made an article was the | gue ey] Add : 15-Pe. ddd may Essen os AEasel ee _THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 + |___ TWENTY-SEVEN (e id Time Night Clubs By EARL WILSON € ie followed Harrington, and tat times) Jackle Gleason, yelling: ” ‘ . - ys New York cafes dady who Sevune be a hunk, “Happy Birthday” was once ‘a little corny — but lately I have observed quite a number of so-called sophisticates doing the cake-and-candie-bit in the swank tanks. Indeed, not long ago, I saw a birthday cake magically produced on about 15 * notice at the Hotel Plaza Rendezvous Room, one of most luxurious dineries this side of the moon. more polite, The little old goes out on her 72d birthday can feel -reasonably she can have a birthday cake without some clown her bridgework out’ just ‘When she gets set to have Te ‘eee and at Osmun’s you can just say DOWNTOWN _‘TEL-HURON | Monday, Friday, Thursday, Friday, _ Saturday Nights Saturday ee Ee "til 9:00 P.M. Beth Shame Oven Satay Nigh new ons —moankoang always . me Nisuk olseariogs 23| Today the clubs are run ‘by businessmen. They are respon- |tested against practice just for that he would quit at the end of the week. "Pre-Holiday Event 1.000 Suits *Nomber of suils af beginning Christinas Store Hours: Interest Rate | scat fmeanane to Be Increased Boost Effective Dec. ¥ | ui pocal Band to Play | at National Parley Were Real H onkeytoriks bring the interest ra Perhaps she had &°new Dache, which she was proudly te to priva' “What do-ya’ mean wearing that?” they'd scream. Once there was a lot of roughnecking in cafes. Fights were frequent. El: Morocco had the best fighters and it was said that Errol Flynn would fight nowhere else. rowings. sible folks. _Comedian Joe E. Lewis mentioned to me how he once worked in an out-of-town club which Clipped the customers. He pro- this one night and announced that WASHINGTON «» — The Agri-) culture Department states it is in-| creasing the interest rate ‘4 of 1, “They gave me my paycheck and I knew it was a stiff. It was for only t $1,000 but I knew it was a stiff.” Joe E. thereupon took the check to a very tough-man- about-town and got it cashed. The tough party found out quickly that it was a stifferoo .. . but he had an idea: So the rext night he brought in a big party. He ordered ‘wihe. He lprought i the chorus girls-tor drinks. , . The management was greedily rubbing his hands, for it figured now with this big party, it would get off the nut for the week. Quarts of drinks were quaffed and ‘finally the tough-man- about-town, who was the host, boomed out: “Check, please.” The management inflated the check as was its custom and presented it to the host of the party. With a big smile, he produced the club’s own rubber check to pay the bill. The management thought it was very inconsiderate.of him. But in today’s enlightened epoch the bosses are traveled and dripping with culture. (Copyright 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) price support program. ‘Band Directors will boost the annual rate to. 24% per cent. The rate charged farm-, ers for. such’ loans will remiain at 344~per cent. The’ government will absorb the rate increase to private lenders, In cases where banks or other | tional meeting. “The local band, which jis con ducted by units. ‘tween the 175 mémbers. provide funds for the loan, the | interest and service payment of © pee ents 0 peer wil be Polish Pianist Arrives compared ee Om tee ent aoe being paid, \Czerny-Stefanska, Polish pianist,' loans and thus relieve the federal years, ERNE Ra oR prnenye ae ot eee and Topcoats In NEW MODELS and COLORS! Need a new suit or topcoat? Then Osmun’s is the place for you to be... if you like value! We have sale-tagged 1,000 suits and topcoats and now, just before the holi- days, invite you to enjoy excellent savings! If you like fine clothing, come in early. This sale you’re going to wre As always, you can bank on the Osmun’s label... t’s the best! _— as SUIITS ‘in wide selection of all-wool fabrics! Supple flannels, rich sheen gabardines, sturdy shark- skins, long-wearing worsteds.... in the new smart charcoal tonés as well as light. You'll recognize fine _value in every suit. Choose yours early ... be well dressed for the holidays... and after. TOPCOATS ... in a selection that makes value news. Your favorite model is here in handsome, rich looking fabrics . . . every coat distinctive .. . every coat a real value. You’ll recognize these coats as better all the way around ... their quality is instantly apparent. Come in early! : of this event. $5.00 Will Hold Any Purchase in Layaway Until Wanted Two Fine Stores to Serve You Better! = f = wn 3 F ra = = 5 3 5 ee -—= E i a4 = ae > 5 = It said that the — — The Pontiac High School Band per cent a year on private funds will represent Class A student mus- used to help finance the govern- ical: units in a concert: December ment’s multi-billion-dollar farm 15 when the American School | Association will, The increase, effective Bec. 1, convene in Detroit for a three-day Association President| Dale C. Harris; was -chosen by convention planners as being rep-| resentative of all state Class A) lenders in line with recent ge ereases in’ rates on short term | government and commercial bor- | - | Purpose of the convention is to allow an exchange of ideag be- NEW YORK ®—Mme. Halina| jarrived by plane today for a four-§ The Aa said it was'week concert tour of the United | making the increases to encourage States and Canada, Friends said private lending agencies to retain she is the first Polish artist to. their investments in price support visit the United States in eight! ——————| EASY “ONE-STEP WAY") to own n this luxury kitchen! ‘ache! iki en copper...on steel trenist No money down... only pennies « dayi New from American Kitchens! ONE STEP gives you your basie kitchen center, Contains 42" sink and 30” base cabinet, with 42" and 30°’ wall cabinet. ONE Step more gives you matching. * *Roto-Tray” Dishwasher and wall cabinet: . One step more gives you matching counter-top range and waist-high oven with wall cabinets. COME IN TODAY! OWN THIS LUXURY $85 WEEKLY KITCHEN FOR “Pioneer” by Amorican Kilthens, AS LOW AS Quiet Dignified Floor Adds Quality to Your Home PsN gaat: tagelale mmole): 1 Gna @ 3 An exclusive Armstrong process . makes Armstrong Cork Tile “Wein the béauty end texture of natural cork for many, mony yeors. tt is one of the quietest resilient floors you con install in your home. its beovty ond un- ee derfoot comfort moke it excellent ¥ «12 Ploer for ony room As Low ef your home. As 76! Installed by eur factory-trained mechanics. ‘ 30-Gallon Automatic | Gas Hot Water Heaters Quick me 650 MEDICINE CABINETS 13%"x202" Opening With Fluorescent Side Lights Special Purchase Reg. $44.50 *9Q9>0 / While They Last CLOSE-OUT Automatic Electric Dryers 2 Only LARGE SIZE 149” 1 G-E COMBINATION SINK and DISHWASHER Reg. Pa SPECIAL 527 > ie 1 GE 24” DISHWASHER : Reg. $319.95 SPECIAL *] 69” | : ae H. SMART DIV. Reg. $249.50 SPECIAL LAWRENCE FLEISCHMAR, Inc. OAKLAND AVE. FE 4.4567 | eee Te ee ae es eee es ae pee oe ee PS Agee ae be Ee ey ™ Se beens z ne aie ‘5 3 f = ¥ Pe es = : * saree a ae a8 os eee : zi e one = ;: 4 ji 5 r oom “ e é ee * i S ie 4 i , \ : ss 4 \ 4 AY Se | : { ‘ i * - ‘, ; * ‘ al .) dig i : i . 2 tae ¢ : 4 & é f ’ e: \ ; WENTY-EIGHT nee ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1055 Friday-Saturday-Monday Last 3 Days of Barnett’s Bis fl Here's the Values That Are the Talk of the Town! 7 More of Our Finer Suits MORE OF OUR FINE _All Wool, Hard Finish, Long Wearing Hard Finish All Wool Sharkskins All. With 2 Trousers § QGUITS REGULAR $65-$75 VALUES — 2 GREAT GROUPS REGULAR $45 and $50 VALUES § : 60 $ values! 1f-$20 means f rh) anything to you be sure : to see these suits! They ‘ \ are all wool, hard finish, and \ year-round weights that hold the crease like a knife. We r epeat— you've never seen a Just 3 days left! You've only got until Buy Now! You Don’t Need Cash! Monday Night 9 P. M. to scoop up these x better value. If you're finest clothing values we've ever offered. Fist soy CHARGE ITH Take a tip and get one or two of these smart, you'll get yours ‘ ' now—but hurry—Don't miss it! It’s Been the Biggest Sale in Our History! Give ‘Him’ a New For Christmas! Archie Barnett If He Has Bought His Clothes Here During the Past 5 Years We Have His Measurements! or Bring His Suit Cost or Odd Pants . . . We'll Know the Size! BUY IT NOW—CHARGE IT! PAY NEXT YEAR! just 1 HARGE |! ? Here's the Greatest Coat Value (ua compare! Shop Here First! Talk About Values! LOOK! We've Ever Sold! They're Terrific! See How You Save! $40 Zip-Lined [MfAll Wool Imported Tweeds iM .“'S,y’Peannex Topcoats§ Topcoats§ SUITS With Luxurious QUILTED fj SHOULD SELL FOR $55! REGULAR $50 and $55 ZIP-OUT LINING See How You Save! | A Terrific Value at '22°138° 138" Tremendous. Are the Savings! Regular $35 and $40 ALL WOOL TWEED | SPORT - COATS 2 GREAT GROUPS 22" and 27° See Hou You Saue / JACKETS. ‘Gabardine $9°” Jackets : Look! _ eet *14°"R $16.50 Smart 8 n ; oe ee es rsa sos Here's the Biggest Selling Coat We've Ever Had! e Well Worth 60 & 565 $25 Werm Quilted, Shirts 41 sia Look! Luxurious All Wool Imported Tweed , 8 sel $ ] 9°’ Men's All Wool ha Coat, 9995 $25.00 Top Ovelity, Sweaters ;:... oe $ 95 $5.95 Washable Leather | aeeeare $4498 Many with All Wool Zip Linings Suedes 7 7 4 We repeat! Beautiful all wool Tweed Coats at a price that defies all competi- tion! Where else can you find such values; “Be sure to see these before you $10.00 $60 or $65 elsewhere. See them nF tee or ete sure.” ' All Wool $0995 ie , jm Shirts Regul e295 50 cuirmic. Oy oo TRENCH i 5 éS ° : _ Let Nothing Keep You Away From This Big Celebration! -But Hurryl | Y EN’S ve 0 i = — Open Friday ‘til 9! Saturday ‘til 5:30 p.m. ISN. SAGINAW [yy / : | Se : ; / i | ( / \f j THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 * TWENTY-NINE ODAY'S’ ASSIGNMENT FOR: — : [JUNIOR EDITORS ae >. y coat ff . a 7° = a 4 Caribbean Area Has : New Large Aquarium WILLEMSTAD, Curacao — The cinity ‘of the Netherlands Antilles —to cooperate with groups active in this field, and to assist projects aimed at deriving benefit from marine life. OSLO—Norway°and the United States have agreed to renew for Canning of food by, the hermetic|® S¢cond. five-year period. an edu- | sealing process ‘was invented in/Cational-exchange contract’ under France late in the 16th Century, the Fulbright Act. : primarily as a move to preserve) Norway will contribute the equivalent of $250,000 each year. Norway and U.S. Renew| Fulbright Study Contract | the food needed to feed Napoleon's -| armies, Nearly 900 exchanges of scholars have taken place between the two since the program be- TV Revenues Rocket WASHINGTON — The Federal Communicationg Commission re-. ports that total television cast revenues during 1954 “ ed to $593,000,000 compared with $105,900,000 in 1950. — t 4 Ee " © F L. x ES a _ _— gt Thanks ving was celebrated at Plymouth by the thank When George Washington became President he proclaimed Nov. | 26, 1789, a day of national thanksgiving. But for many years there ¢rayons. Put it up in your dining room to honor the brave little | band who took time to give thanks in the wilderness long ago. by Artful Gambling t Private School Student : Enroliment Increasing NEW YORK (INS) — Privately controlled elementary 4] [idl F R i Ay F ru i ine iil i At ENGGASS Since 1865.. Finest Gift Watches! We raronored watches — LONGINES.. Modern styling in Nyt.) = IMM. LONGINES ~ WITTNAUER. 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It’s virtually impossible for us to list or picture the wide variety of handsome patterns, but you'll be delighted with the wide selections! Over 7,500 square yards of quality broadloom, plus hundreds of useable room size rugs. Choose from plush-pile cottons, wools, blends, lovely floral effects, bark textures, carved effects, plus many, many more! Get out your tape measure, check your require- ments, and hurry to your-nearest Harrison store first thing Friday! / / = Cy Midwest 4-4433 4 | fu 4 i ; / | } i i : j é , : r 3 ( ‘ wet ‘ eS “~ : ey GES ' f ; t j rd 6; we THIRTY. ae | THE PONTIAC PRESS,” eerniin Ay. NOVEMBER 24, 1058" OUT THEY Go! : . Famous name television sets. The names you know are good! Each and every piece has been rebuilt by our ser- vice experts with all new factory parts. a limit- ed! Sorry, none sold to dealers! TEL EVISION | “YOUR CHOICE Now is the time to buy Ch home ot sevings thet you ¢ Hurry, this slashed-price fest! LIVING ROO s seteenanertes cote S Rh Siete $900 The savi are easy +2. n «| pARAL 3 7 Weekly beautiful. Select from ‘ pd SEO temporary, modern style ARRAS Each and every set is guaranteed. 30 Luxuriously styled moder day exchange privilege, Hurry, and Sorching lounge shets mt buy your TV set now and pay next - ey t arora aurious foom 4 ama miss this. suite with NO DOWN PA YMENT- SAVE $15.18 on This New ‘56 Automatic 3-SPEED 3-SPEED Phonograph | Phonograph Regular 29.95 [f . Regular. 59.95 \ $y 477 $34. Attractive simulated J Automatic Record leather case for easy | Chanser in light. ° ' ght carrying. Plays 33s & itself for record 45 and 78 rpm rec- size .. . automeat- : . ically turns off ords in all sizes. changer. BEDROOM The most amazing bu Drastically low prices or selling bedroom suites. Hendsome, blond ook, 3-p ‘suite — just one of our gis 3- ite bed, che: dresvet — tv worm fone, et INMERSPRING: pen group includes | prince 90 eee e long-! g comfort. ~~ SAVE $3100 | Brand New 1956 Model pow- erful new 1956 Philco. Takes up little table space. Expertly constructed, b ing savings. See these ance values now. | Beeutiful, modern, chrome: plestic teble.tops and 4 me Distinctive, modern, bleck; Terrific buys et this sallow Smertly streamlined, chro Uke finding *30.00 Round Bobbin Electric Portable SEWING MACHINE! With this mig tines gee m3 MAKE just wished ad ter, bef! Moke children’s clothes, clothes for yoursalt, draperies and a hun- things——electrically!’ . compl ely new ie . Improve d 1956 DYNO- CLEANER “Whizzer poral ALL THESE EXTRAS: ; Saddle Bag © Adjustable Stee! Bike Stand AES ?P ki S a | = i May | tee ‘ “ \ J . " , “gs arking in gas ie ($39 _ J s : “oe es Our Lot ae lay ie. : he d ee i Behind Store | 7. . ) , fa i . : 7 ‘g / > @ 4 Pa | : } i $ {7 i \ i : f - fee | kt ie 4 rein oe ‘ ; : ; mi b , THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, wovEMERE ¢ 24, 1955 : THIRTY-ONE. 7p cE] OUT THEY G6! @ CLOSE C OUT by! our own service experts with all new factory parts, OPEN A ie BEDROOM TIEGES! Going for a fraction of their worth! Quantities limited! | wth none sold to deolers! | WASHERS |[f | YOUR CHOICE an only find et WKC. eerchendise will go 4 SUITES! o-take. The suites are n elegant array of con- 50° Weekly 8. » sole and $99 FO a> Were $149 Why: put up with that old tounge sofe brqken-down washer any eushions. $149 more! Buy a fully rebuilt, ré- | conditioned washing machine modem, 2- $189 at WKC now, Pay next year. e | lstery. Were $259 ¥ eee : Demieue name refrigerators. The names you knew are good! Each and every piece has been rebuilt by our service experts with all new factory parts. bas: ig limited! ysigh mone sold to rs SUITES! = ys we've ever offered. our expertly built, fast- cot ancien ../ $89 patic offers. Was $169 hemes = S119 aM Was $209 note veh = $149 pht stend. Wee $229 JATTRESSESS! == — MAPLE and MAHOGANY BEDROOMS ing you fle fine. to- 3-Pieces as Low as...... $ sed Was $29.95 Don’t miss this special offer! Expertly crafted, maple ped mottress « or mahogany, bed, dresser and chest suites. Dellors: 3 bet dias, 2 $24 whacked off the original prices. Hurry! $ 49 RS | TEA Ih | Was $39.95 . . Was $64.95 W DIMETTES! = putifully styled at amaz- / cciting warehouse clear- ping chain. = Lge pte dinettes. $69 = I bate $89 su $89 ye Weekly These are all recent model re- frigerators priced for imrnediate . = clearance. We need room. pom Bee New: f Admiral 30” - ELECTRIC RANGE Ironrite Automatic lroners Priced From nd | @ @° No Money Down Banish hand ironing drudgery this Christmas! Sit down, rélan pod dP ant oapre dene. ; than half the time. range with four 7-Speed Units—all swing up for easy cleaning. Deluxe back panel, smokeless wee. broiler, huge storage = drawer, etc. DESK VALUES!# ret ee = # 319 UVwit wi i] ee | Friday, Saturday re a seti- : Teeter crgcome, |. and Monday e519. ene wong Night "til 9 math i jane Cee cmuinTY-Two. eS PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1955 _- ‘you're CLIPPER “Cc | - aM "Lames Ga Wevsteds Nothing can hold you back when you're feeling good .. . and looking better in one of Clipper Craft's New Diamond Dust Worsted suits. They're cut along casual American lines for men of action ... from long-wearing, luxury fabrics. The tailoring is Clipper Craft's manly best. And “man alive’ — what a pricel — The sensational low result of the Clipper Craft Pian — combining the purchasing power of 1226 stores to ’ keep you best-dressed for less. Start feeling like a MAN ALIVE in a Clipper Craft Suit... right away. Others $45 to $55 MALLORY 50. E With a Cravenctte: “Cravenette” Processed Mallory Hats from ‘[ii|touands of puta. are *15” See how smart you'll be in the dashing new Des ee Sal, ee ee rN a MRR I ae totes ae oe ee Fi eeerenacnnntamnanees c deb es ma Dek aay for your LOVALD inl trig)” 1% : ; x Phone for loan in one ‘and income. Sy Gals Reacting to Revised | Keyboard : KANSAS CITY @--The ” ries’ reaction to a radical in typewriter keyboards ranged to-|ige day from cries of horror to the comment: | “Well that's one way to get | dl H i + 228 ie HL +t ; [- [" oi gf “There is room for progress. Any- home! | , chocss—all woven from long eustom-tailored to, needs @ _ out cost... . to reduce payments, con + solidate bills. Phone, write, or come in. Leeds tones $2500 $900 fs r) yn. ——— Denegqclat :iNANCE CO on Typewriter |"ptterstmemeae, 1 eer ARES ENC) e secreta-| “A new keyboard? T hiiven’t gunn tidie tp suiliiante yy sorreending change} learned the old one yet!” bed oa be ‘ 1 Will Carpet Your .Home for the Holidays! — Featuring Lees Fine Carpets! ret = Tuft ; Another of Lee's exclusive tweed and be smart for years. Several neutral but a true price ! . Me te tag Heatheliffe A fine all. wool twist carpet in the love- from $395 Today's smartest shirt collar ~—the Van Brad. It's Van 3 Day Special! FRIDAY—SATURDAY-MONDAY fw EEE . First Quality—48”-Width Cotton Bark Cloth Ideal for Living Rooms, Dining Rooms er Bedrooms White background in Floral and Moderis, Prints... Choose from rose and green tones \ ,—brown and yellow tones—green and red ‘tones. Just a limited quantity in these _, discontinued patterns. Reg. $2.50 Yd. “NOW - @ 30 DAYS @ 70 DAYS & e@6 MONTHS ~— Park Free Rear of Store * ‘a -: 7 F 4 * a ? ae eas wit | a ail ee ae (* fo ee ; + : 4 + : i 4 es : ? j bg . OUR > SPECIAL LOW PRICE PAY as LITTLE as $5 DOWN No special wiring needed. Just plug it in to use. Immediate delivery, free service. Don't wait another day to have clothes soft, man fresh - @nd sweet smelling when Hamilton dried. Put on ‘Layaway Now for Christmas Come in and buy your Hamilton’ on layoway. Hove it delivered Dec. 24 in time for gift oiving.. GENERAL ELECTRIC 9.2 cu. ft. __ REFRIGERATOR With Across-the-Top Freezer Compartment Factory List—$259.95 Family size re- frigerator- freezer at a new low, low price. iw re money te SAVE *40 On This Compact __ FRIGIDAIRE “@6) 30” RANGE Regular $219. 95, , Big range capacity and only, 30- . inches wide. Light and tirher in- wl WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC Family-Size Washer <—— \. OUR LOW PRICE <> Reg. $239.95 NO MON EY DOWN Washes, rinses, darnp dries and shuts off automatically — Top loading door, elec- tric: timer — A joy to whip through ote laundry. ADMIRAL 21” TELEVISION] 169" Power packed chassi® Brighter, § ‘clearer pictures. Full range speaker . jf that gives you depth to every tone. The TV buy you've wonted. | Layaway for Christmas ADMIRAL 49° 4 Speeds, opens ig Records, Sanboom Electric Fry Pan.......... $19.95 $19.95 Toastmaster Pop-Up Toaster. . $15.96 $24.95 3-Speed Record Player...... .$17.88 Value FREE with och oe cine 51 W. Huron St. we > ‘eA / yf ‘ i “— ie > ; Eureka Roto-Matic Buy on Layaway for Christmas ¢ 69" _| 7 GOOD HOUSEREE of PONTIAC Open Fri. and Mon. "til 9 Phone FE 4-1555 Motorola Table Radio ....... seve s $14.95 I | Sizes Up to 50 REMEMBER THE EXTRA PAIR will double the wear, and cut yodr clothing cost in half. ARB FE -TWIs 2 Pants SUIT “MARBLE TWIST “trated Modes «LE YOU WANT... HARD WEAR— LONG WEAR— SLEDGE-HAMMER WEAR— You'll want this suit, it’s mode of MARBLE TWIST ..., the new fabric sensation that defies wear! This fabulous new fabric is 100% pure virgin wool. This wool, the pride of Australia, _ ts twisted and turned by a special spinning process that creates steel- cable strength. The final result . . . the Marble Twist suit with lasting good looks! OPEN A HUB CHARGE ACCOUNT! | HUB CLOTHIERS “teas N. SAGINAW ST, } ’ peaws of? tediangs Radel ett ie babs hee Soe ee ee eet Bae Ft THE sonriaé PRESS, _ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1058. vw = AUPTPREERTTT NIRTEEEARETTSTIS TPES TTP Ce ,rebttes gh htdy Lnaees. ytetees, : 74 N. Saginaw St. S\N WE GIVE HOLDENS RED TRADING STAMPS SANTA’S IN TOYLAND! Hey Kids! He Has a Gift for You! Come Tell Him , tatiperaly Speci : While quantity lets. P Downstairs Sparkling New Selection HOLIDAY NX What You Want! : a COATS $499 Warmly _interlined styles in solid 100% wool melton, checks and flecks in all colors. DRESSES ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Value Imagine! PLAID BLANKETS 99° $1.60 wlue. Size 60x76. First lity. Limit 2 - : Downstairs Use Our CREDIT TERMS f Nylons, chromespun and ~ dressy cottons for gift giving. | TEEN DRESSES ..... 7.99 Sizes 36 to44, os mente Sec ITNT Lee Campus Jackets .... 9.99 Idea! Gift! 1.99 Gabardine Jackets . 12.99 CUPS & SAUCERS * « mt 4 . - F ey Se oo Be a Be ae = he ‘ “ ne : we . 2 Sag cat Sa . ret ry : 4 . : My > = ‘- 7 me « || w@RUUG JGURGte .. vw eee ing . ip eee ae ed : : Bo tS . « GIFTS FOR GIRLS Motorcycle Jackets. .29.99 ; Beautifet patterns, many wonder- ful styles. Don't miss these! Dew Boys’ All Wool Men's Watiiny Men's 100% Smart Weol Topcoats 3800 3800 SUBURBAN COATS 3] 4” All wool fiberine tweed coats—quilted lining. «Sizes 6 to 12. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Don't Miss This Savings 4 Warm Gift 2.99 Flannel Shirts = PNY Sree Rye Se aie | SPC Bhs Bae Sori ia Shirts ...... 2.99 aE “—Z—: New Low Price Checks, pleids and” de- CANNON SHEETS signs in Sanforized styles. . Sizes for at in all colors, 1.99 $2.99 value! * aac 81x09 First qual. tty. Ne limi Downstairs ee Just What He Wants FLANNEL A Real Gift Buy ORLON ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL The Practical Gilt BOX TOWEL SET 2.99 a walue! Ideal gift for the home. 2 towels and 2 washelothe. Downstairs eee eee ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL For Beautiful Bed BOX PILLOW CASES 1.99 $2.90 value! Lovely embroidered styles. wapesccvan| box. CREDIT | | fp 4 s=90 | TERMS (fmt will make the perfect gift. Small, medium, large and extra large. Long sleeve slipover, orion styled sweaters. Variety of colors. 36 to 46. ig A Perfect Combinetion +. MEN'S SLACKS $5.99 Rayon gaderaine jn hard, fin- Outstanding Seen on TV ishes, 28 to 42. Choose from All These - Truth or Consequences, Park and Shop, What's My Line, Go to Head of Class, Assern- ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Save! Regular 1.99 ~ LOOP RUGS bly Line, ‘Scrabble, Bingo ie oe Fe TRON wy Mi ts ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL A ' ae 3 “2 7 y. &% a. 4 e epee aN &. yr. 4 . , Rogeler 2.90 Value ge a $3. rae ois Boe EN ok Be Xe oe 4 ri Diapers Hoes, « 4.99 WHITE SHIRTS GIFT TIES GIFT PAJAMAS - MEN'S SOCKS MEN’S GLOVES 1.59 Prench and button cuffs, Btripes, solids, designs. “ant Piannel and cotton im solid Holeproof fashions in beau- ther som. Gives 14 to 17, colors. and stripes. All sizes. -" tiful designs. : : i ned geo Fea Regular 7.99 Value ye! Sys na ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL | ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL cay? Eas % Me TOTS’ SHO SUITS 5.99 Washable, interlined, on boys and girls, Bizes 2 _— sas New Fashion Colors This Year Give Her TIARA | DIAMONDS $@95 Vo ott © Swiss import, gold colored alumi- num and enameled scalloped cases. White or mother-of-pearl effect, | Select from our regular jeweled movement, sweep second stock. Deduct ‘% from hand, Unconsitienaliy: us guaranteed, | our regular price. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Regular 1.99 Value BOYS’ JEANS 1.29 TRAINS $49” Thrill your boy with a -agpes — 1847 Sanbeam == «| Sumitcam =| Toastmaster Rogers Bros. Electric Razor Fry Pan |. Avtomatic — wins ee ee $< i. $4995 TOASTER EES | tne i“ Reg. 3.50 , a 9. 23.00 Regular 2.99 Value CRIB BLANKETS #4? memos | $BQROS Adoration Pattern Only 3-99 1.00 2.99 ~—«s»3.00 3 99 ferent Limit % 'doven ¥ is | Double knee, 8 Sed ane, ‘sees wid © npr ee RE OO OE ES IEA RT” LOE ce ech) I aeRO lee Ue TREN Sart e = eee Se Hl See | SL se a ae A \ ee r f a) | ie ae tr a ie ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 — i" area yr 3 | “_* * | . : . ad * ,e ae ets ‘ . , ¢ | -* *. * ‘ aa” + a® as \ ; rt ~"y) tan. ti gg mae!) Come et heme Laetitia eg eR Ba gt BES Z . ize rv, + , 4 = 4 r\ : - ; Bes 5 3 ites ; 1 ib y é f . : : a -_ ‘a : i ew) ' s j j f{ i | . ~ ~ | \' \ i 7 f f a» % So | . ; yj f : i. \ { a7 1 | 4 | oe | | i } 1 ‘ dat V4 P 4 i , Ya “y | ‘ * | ~ ra Xs ' \ | f \ wo, \\ \@ — jf # , 3 14 Pi , ] f a, 4 N yaa ae 4 aa wa 2 al a — - —< - = — 4 j ‘ f ‘y “ i = . yee a 4 j : 4% 4 e tay , « ~ane ‘ f ii « phe tae, gi” a4 ‘ \ | #, 4h ‘ sit $otag, sehtes gtatiy bates, meatier, | | ettPeey sa ‘ ai 74 N. Soginew St. We Give Holden Trading Stamps sen een woe COUPON = os a as ew a os ag Here you'ore — Your chance to save on your Christmas shopping — Gifts for the : 3 ond Hew! Your’ Falten SS ge a. os car. Fail : a Fane Free Doll with Purchase For Holiday Wear Veber nates re Moan > gy | q of 3 Pairs = to 52. F ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL NYLON Gitt ; , , ; HOSE §& Sportswear DD".5 599 Use Our ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ted oF ads + \ CREDIT Keep Warm a 8. ch, wolkinng dol Glittering jeweled scoop Fog. i a 4 TE RM LADIES’ SCARFS with hoir with every 3 neck blouse of wool jersey | irae Bra) ~ " pair of sheer 60 gauge in block, white or pink. j4 = 1.99. Piiage thames Lena plaid wool Mata Ficer | P nylons, 82 to.11. 100% woo! skirt in match- a Berkshire Hanes ing or contrasting colors, 11s: 435-450 ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Y $2.99 Values ; LADIES’ SLIPS batt he ares grim stn Fleer Worth $45. Outstand- o ing group of all wool = Chinchillas,. zibelines, St. Mary's, Boy Coat. Sizes 8 to 44. Luxury Fabrics $49 Just Whet She Wants Ss Dressy & Tailored GIFT HANKIES _-_ GIFT PURSES NYLON BLOUSES © meh ape, fer A" soe GEORGES-NEWPORTS (2.99 3.99 _ ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Mother and Daughter a si o ose. Moccasin Slippers Regular 3.00 value. Red, blue and white $ fur fluffed slippers 3 — soft, so cozy — - muskrats eoeene 0 Ladies’ 4 to 9— Children’s 8 to 3. Bonified Savings of $30 MOUTONS ‘69 $99 group. Soft, silky moutons. Goes well with fi: formal or date fashions. /4.2:/% CREDIT TERMS P GEORGE'S - NEW PORT’S é 2 ' j t ' \ z eco re A j ' ed es a j : 4 ‘ be ‘ ; ; 2 : ‘ } ' . 7 . 5 ipa i " 2 f if | f . , i f ” i ee yar ¢ z J ‘ ; “ : i } j 1y ' J ; ‘ ems | 1 *y i Pe a: i i f : / ; i x ' yA F { ‘ \ \ | so i ey ; | ‘Sey, at i { | } f rf eel hy i Ney ' bate fe : eee st § i / | Sf Pave f | ro / | eg ara f ct oe ‘ ie has pu i f I Sd i ; heey f f V) bel see po ; fae 1 : 1 f : i 4 i i | : i fi ; ; ; i i fit if j Russia had the floor before the U.N. Disarmament Commission to- day amid speculation whether she would offer some new disarma- ment. plan or merely echo her eprennial demands for a ban on/nearly had a smashup as he at any price In the world market)... | somle weapons ee Se fpremating eughaes and. ton Tites| $1.00 down on oll may be boiled, ironed, soaked in dacquer thinner, Soviet Delegate Arkady Sobolev car; got butted in the stomach as/home 3 ‘1 was to lead off the discussion in|he and some fellow officers were) Under the two-price plan farm-| jot agg tests in schools and purchases over $5.00 cleaning fluid or varnish remover without disinte- should have taken up a less haz- ‘ardous occupation—say that of a ‘stunt pilot or steeplejack. © In a single day yesterday he the 12-nation commission's second day of its new talks! The United! States, Britain and Canada were | expected to follow with brief statements, * Observers doubted dehalon would comment yet on France's new com-| promise plan, although it offered, surprise concessions to the Soviet arms position including a call for a ban on the use of nuclear weap- ons, French Delegate Jules Moch unveiled his plan yesterday. Any Russian enthusiasm for the, French plan probably would be) tempered by France's insistence on effective disarmament controls and implementation of President’ Eisenhower's plan for reciprocal U.S.Soviet inspection and ex- change of military blueprints. * * -# The United States insists any wide for arms cuts and nuclear bans must wait until the Russians show willingness to join in the Ei- senhower “open sky” plan. The Russians have made jt clear here and at the Geneva foreign minister’s conference that they will not accept the Eisenhower pro-| posal unless it is tailored to meet! Soviet demands for immediate pro- hibition of the atomic bomb and) step-by-step axms reduction, . * The French also called for pro-|. hibition of-atomic test. explosions for military purposes, Shortly aft- er Moch spoke, the U.S, ps tes Energy Commission announced that the Rusians have’ set off their \Actress’ Daughter Weds SAN FRANCISCO @ — Jane/l- Harding, 25, daughter of actress’ Ann -Harding, and Alfred P. Otto! rounding up a cow that escaped from a slaughter house, and was bitten by. t- Seem GRAS KRESGE'S +s) 6-in-] Belt ! ¢ : 7 ie SS : ; 7 bed ; * : & ; ; \ ( ee : : ie ; 4 : : a ______¢» THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1085 ; ae : _THIRTY.SEVEN_ AS AT MALLOY’S NOW.. _and SAVE! is $100,000 ith of brand new operal for men, women ond children, especially priced as an inducement for corks holiday _ shopping. eae or wey away now while selections are at their very best. SUITS | special prices ‘for early selection.... “oi a * Lingerie by LUXITE in the New Exciting Shades ) 95 SLPS 3" Regularly Sold for § 50 Hy » : oN WNS $995 i 5 te, NS , Le. | . a From eo 7 | "30 | { 7’ a “res The Perfect Dl hiner “deaper even © @ stranger. - ° even heers Bewitching Holiday Gift dra $65 abel o proportioned lengths eS } * besery for stretch sheers mold t Sizes A, ico y $] Se hina Sold for 5 50 | $ —§5Q° iS ba Blouses | by Ship ‘n Shore All new arrivals, gift boxed ATTENTION LADIES: we will be glad to assist you > paiplaigilasige : = the selection of his holiday garment. Just bring in a pair of his by a to $9 : rousers or supply height, weight and waist measurement, . ; 4 , Extra Special fo | sapaiet Skil | Jane Irwill irts : Men’ Gabardine TOPCOATS «eit trom the finest at) | All Wool Fabrics 4 wool yarns. n GABARDINE S 3 be ae a Lining 50 = wood yer. All thei rw : gula N 3 $ 00 Regularly ) : : 30 1 9 544° » 35 Hose | 5H% All sizes in regulars, shorts or longs. All Wool TOPCOATS "40" $29 50 Tedeahdins selection in a wide variety of colors in all sizes — regulars, shorts and longs. — All Wool COATS — —— Price i | taken from our regular $50- Better COAT $95 stock now priced for early _—- ‘3 ae shoppers at Haneil ‘Underwear ......89¢ City Club Shoes $7.95 - $14.95 Leather Belts ........ $1.00 - LaSalle Hats . .$5.95,- $12.95 | siz | Wembley 51.50 - $2.50 All Weel Seburban QS c _ Sam Girls’ Sic - Neckwear ... $1.50 - $2. au So 7 ’ | | Q Lion of Troy Dress 0 ae oo ooo ($19.50 AS now ie ne $2.95 - $3.95 Sport Shirts ......... $2.95 00 AT & S . UITS All Weel Sweaters... .$6.95 aN) sg SETS Gaberdine a ‘7 05 2 4 BEST QUALITY @ D | | | au Got re Sheen Gabardines 1¢* SPORT COATS GABARDINE TROUSERS WINTER JACKETS : , Regetesty to $10 ° 8 egularly to : , a : mareet ar yi Boys’ Dungarees ...........$1.29 Girls’ Dresses ........ .$1.95-2.95 $ 50 ALL WOOL FLANNELS - $788 oe GR i renin is $9.95 5 Boys’-Flannel Shirts .........51.49 Boys’ All Wool Sweaters. .... 92.49 Boys’ Corduroy Pants ..... . 52,48 Boys’ and Girls’ Jackets. .... .95.96 Bie 4 IT’S SMART TO SHOP AT MALLOY'S FOR TOP QUALITY AND FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS SERVICE ALWAYS! 30-60-90 DAY CHARGE ACCOUNTS Sok as ie . or : ony | Weekly Budget Plan All at No Extra Cost + ie Giiphe eras? eeoeey ye) be Fee rey ht+ or ee eT ee ee ge ce et * i j is A ae popes F of ne ee ys , . THIRTY-EIGHT ‘ _THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY ’ nov cee 4, 1955 we = ONY £0 MEANS 3 88 A Mat MODERN TABLE LAMPS Latest style lamps in new brass and wrought iron styling with plastic vv 1° shades. Priced from.......ses.s. Wrought Iron HASSOCK Choice of colors in this new wrought iron frame hassock. AS KNEEHOLE DESKS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS AS sone All styles in am mabeome an “ie “9° All mirrors—plain and picture a: 8 oome ceewteneess QGP =—«_- QUT TOD Y, 0 cn en cenccersnnencs you thot of Cl ‘TABLES by rageye “LA LANE CLASSIC MODERN TABLES With Tapered Brass Legs and Parquetry Tops Tops, beautifully inlaid with fig- a striking color effect with the tapered, satin-brass legs. Some tables available in cherry red cor- dovan mahogany. WHAT FINER GIFT THAN THIS HEART SAVING RECLINING LOUNGE CHAIR NEW GIDDY-AP | SPRING HORSE rider the thrill FP igniting, Be action 95 Sand the use and abuse of $4 O95 Ee ee FRIDAY and MONDAY _ NIGHTS ‘til 9:00. \ : F ! : ; ig ; f ' LUXE POKER TABLE ; ALL STYLES OF TEA wacons PF ay Ag All styles and finishes to choose from. Mahogany, (AS ag eg fo : provincial. The ideal gift—i2 styles to select +64" holder and is covered in green felt ‘ from. One very similar to picture............s0eereee Comes in mahogany 55 : Others from $13.95 or blond finish............ & 4 - You're twice as comfortable, twice as relaxed, And the reason is Stratolounger’s patented Lorenz mechanism. This amazing device keep’ your body hg ge testing position. You just can’t help relax * ured timed oak parquetry, create 95 * stain resistant, AUTIFUL HOME GI FTS | GALORE: Famous Lane Cedar chests \ See cere 40 AND LASTING GIFTS FOR THE HOME In your y room, dining room, study or bedroom, these rugs will add immensely to the beauty, bright- ness and charm of your interior decorations! 24x48" Size .... 9.95 ' 36"x60”" Size .... 1 8.95 Quaker} cepvertes in brass Perfect for entertaining Polished brass legs that will not tarnish, Beautiful troys ore oe aly POPGUN aRIFLE : Shoots i hold i. and TABL SET ! OR? 45 ote 1 1%. 199% eT seewerenetes Buy on Our Easy oe : Payment Plan! ONE OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST DISPLAYS OF QUALITY TOYS YOU WILL FIND EVERYTHING IN TOYS FOR GIRLS, BOYS AND TOTS eS to 96 South Saginow Street e . ; Opposite Auburn Avenue | 24x36” Size ....$ 7.95. = sia RE i at a ae Nl Rit med Cd i SA OE a ah ite Lo i ahi) ly { fy 6 ; ; ’ : ( THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 i \ Sos g oe othamite Selling Acre soem nem Rich gute fer hip back 6 i ee Grater tellement. jby Robert R. Coles, former chair- Plots on the Moon: DR U G STORES Trading Stamps Men, Dogs Curious - “Al animals, except man and sometimes foolish dogs, per the skunk’s desire to remain aloof, | I4&N SAC At says. the National Geographic So- ~ soe ciety. Only in rare emergencies, NEAR SEARS when starvation motivates them, will goyote, cougar, and mink risk’ the skunk’s noxious barrage. cd t ‘a 9 aoe . nm ; = 4% a HAE * tl ge e M e eg init he x FAMILY in the SEASON'S BEST STYLING a oe ee, ~ er . +. eet Wg Fe Tos ~~ <.." as . When your system lacks strong red blood, and is vitamin starved you feel listless, nervous, irritable . . - weak blood is taxing your heart. Rid system of on Se. a feel- ing , en ou blood fast with VIGORETS. 3 Months Supply ony $6095 40-Dey ~*~ 3 9 AT THRIFTY 449 soley on Lay-Aweyt 4 anAN \ ne ee eee ecrign emenen 3 a Ne a x a wont eee Ray ees > Pee ey Pi) THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2h 1085 XCLUSIVE AT OPEN FRIDAY 9to 9-HURRY! FURNITURE. serum : AND TELEVIS OPEN FRIDAY oe ft -NIGHT 'tilS Senos mans of North ects ae Ing the day i Seta A fa thering is d at home of aan A a tet 2 0 Mrs. Stanley Watson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas “Watson, and daughter tod Mr and 4 re are spending the da with Mr. and Mrs. of Mohawk road. ' “tends Join to. Celebrate their dinner in their Enjoying Thankagiving Day 6 Benn e _ new home on East are Mr. and Ms, franklin. Read and fami) They have _a8 their guests Mr. and Moa, Larry Yeqowe of Wood- low avenue. Sey ik if Sou amily wi Grand Rapids on Friday to spend the weekend. Mrs. oan te and, ber. aes Mrs. Harriet Devereaux of Elko, Nev., are spending the holiday with Mrs. Madge Potts at her home on Ogemaw road. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Danton of Birmingham are entertaining Mrs. Alfred S. Danton and Mr. and Lincolnshire Mrs. Raymond L. Cole and family of drive. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Kincaid of Dra: ton Plains lix Wotila Gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kelchner of and drive are Mr. and Mrs. L. B. _ Callely and iter; Maureen, of Delaware drive, a ee m Kelchner and family of Dray- Mrs. Edward Berbower of Detroit Mire. and Mrs. Melvin McPherson ae “tee Relte te take with Mr. and Mrs. George Annett at Elk Lake road are motoring to Grand wil fe remain for i weekend MePherson’s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lake where Marks wher Carrie Eldred. ~ Gai around the dinner table at the home Salton of Lexington drive. of. Mr. and c. x. are their son and da C. W: Salton of Lin mother, Mrs. Lila Salton of Mitchell, Ont. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Coming from Detroit to enjoy Thanksgiving Da with Dr. and Mrs. Jack Nessel of Garcttatan Weer Iie and Mea Hugs Noses) Mr, and Mrs. Oscar “Kubner and Mrs. Charles Kavanaugh. _ Mr. and Mrs. Gelston Poole and son, Richard, of Watkins Lake are spending Thanksgiving day with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porritt of Grosse Pointe. Also visiting the Porritt family are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poole and daughters, W: th of Clarkston are spending Thanks- Mr._and Mrs. Robert M. Critehfield of Lake drive, and Mr. Salton’s Margaret and Betsy, of Heitsch road, Mrs. Allan Monroe of Chero- kee road pom Mr. and Mts. Joseph Dempsey of t of Berkshire road and Mr. and Anesias soil are coahiian thidas, ot toe son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sheek sad chibires, Kathy and Bobby in Lan- . Kathy and Bobby will return to Pontiac : their | sauisateate for the weekend. : a and Mrs, Robert D. Heitsch Jr. of ene ve and children, Janet, Barbara, Susan, ane es ee an e Janet Heitsch of North Saginaw street. : Other guests are Mr. Heitsch’s parents and . brother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Heitsch and Law- x: mde ‘vhanineving in Detroit Mr, and pen are ra. Rebat A. Armstrong of Cherokee road and > ‘and Mrs. Robert T. Lyons of Oneida road and their children, Michael, Steve, Matt, David and Mary. They are guests of Mrs. ‘Armstrong’s sisters, Aleta and Merle Manning. . i Several couples arrived today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Blevins on North Berkshire road. Among the guests are Granger, Mr. and Mrs; Sebert. Robin, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Granger and sons, Danny and Donny, Mrs. T an, and. it, onal Mrs. Gordo”. Campbell an: inte So and Mrs. Bruce and son, Counselor © Tells Women ie iH i 4 4 i 9 & r ef ut a el Le ella 3 it i g d is Mrs. D. D. Densiia of Birmingham is just adding the one egg needed Streusselkuchen, for giving dinner. She is of German origin and married Mr. Dennis when he was stationed in Munich. Pictured with her are (left to right) Ruth, yh at ni son, Paul of Silver Lake, J. A. Ti . Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. vee ith daughter, Sally-of West Iroquois road. Another son, Roger ‘is all the ‘feast they need—but they've who is @ student at Notre Dam, Univer. spreemmee to ds Meir: share of tarkey ie 28h eed ome to be w with thé family. ing, regardless, =, eo ee ‘eer Aya, ws aia ieee ~~ ie Cae eat te ; THURSDAY, OTE 10557 ! “PAGES 41-52 4; Michael, 2, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Herman Dennis of East her contribution to an American Thanks- Huron street, at whose home they are having dinner today. The senior Mrs. Dennis is shown holding her grandson, Timmy. ir estive Holiday Dinners waciProvide Curios for Walls Homemakers Meet NEW YORK (INS) — You can) Pretty sea shells, particularly fod ham ohana 4 When painted tn shades that go onah drive was hostess to the into a curio cabi-| with a room’s color scheme, [Modern Homemakers Extension make a delicate-looking wall dis- Club Tuesday evening. f in Anderson Home Mrs. Kenneth Anderson of Wen- Mrs, Valentine Yanuszeski was Theta ‘ore ton pages in twelcomed into the club and Mrs. pole awa Saturday sonia f Women s Section |Bethany Baptist Will Host Convention of State Youth The Pontiac Bethany Baptist}day evening banquet, which will Church will be host to the annual/be served in one of the General Michigan Baptist Youth Fellowship; Motors buildings. il ri Hy | | ne 7 te iy fe E 5 Es 2 S B & o F 2 gf ax 28 4. = = i 3 5 A [! i i] tt H | |\Draw Familiés Together — Robert, home from Notre Dame} Ypsilanti, Mr. and Mrs. Duane University for the weekend, along) Salisbury and sons, Neil an with Mrs, Hoffman's sister, Stella; Duane dr., Mr. and Mrs. Byron Underbrink of Lima, Ohio, . Hagen and daughters, Aris and Holly, and Mr. and Mrs. DeFor- i ifs | l 5 : Sf af egies Ut oF f 5 } and Mrs. Vincent Dacy of Detrlt|,irg. ‘Thelma Turnbull of Parkway a * Street. James is the son of Mr. Mrs. et ed, 3 Mrs, Alpha F. gan avenue is entertaining Mr. ay tn No date Mrs. ee eT eee alee for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Cari Gustavson and Delores, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Malm- ew ehiuiiecy tate ‘et quist, Mr, and Mrs. tonto pss ay rm and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James, money - back tty Meine eat one { ! ® ea unior won't be able to blow ee ee a We 3 He % ' Pontiac Pres Photo Home from seminary. for Thankigiv. for the turkey dinner with all the trim ing are Richard bBo Bag Robert El- mings. The Eldreds say the sight of their dred, sons of the R. Eldreds ne theee sons around the Thanksgiving table ¥ f z: re | eee eee ae abean ss eg tt OS ee ee ee eee ; ‘ \ * mA . ee A | or a ‘ ‘ : ‘ te ys es = haps sheng \ . a ee 4 : 4 s THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2%, 1953 FORTY-TWO less raisins make a delightful gether and*sweeten to taste, Add compote. Simmer the fruits to- cooking the fruits, if you like. imiecvveMeet Girl and Then Plan Parties To ‘ia whole lot to do, particularly/ classes, meet at her locker to chat acquainted. , || when, I'm not allowed to dance or "| very small town and there isn’tion it. Walk her between Sunday at her house, And get |other’s homes. a go to shows. pes: gj to do with her myself, though a) . ~| school, not at home). Sa || There's time between periods and » a el F ELIZABETH WOODWARD at lunch hour. And it’s easy enough a suggestion that “Dear Miss Woodward:. I live in| to meet this girl if your hearty set ati e FE “And I like a girl! I have little friend of mine helps her with her school work quite a bit (at ih “| take part in all of the sports activities, se I have practice every afternoon after school, and have to ride in the | . players’ bas (we can't take girls with us on the bus). My question is: What can I do about her?” é Answer: It's a question of time and place—and what to do with your time when you're there. There's school five days a week. F aie Luxurious Golo-Boots ore the Be , heavenly gift that do © down i Banana Cake Keeps Moist obout her size... we : for Days. : #| Sylvan Lake Cook to earth job of keeping her toes cozy and warm. They're 80 glamorous! Don't worry hove oc gift certificate to * toke core of that little problem for youl ‘Bakes Choice Treat for Husband’s Trip | va ’ : . lode | te OY ¢ as a ineh 4 ) @30 Days @70 Days 6 Months , Park Free Rear of Store Pontiae Press Home Editor | | . . | FOR GIRLS FOR BOYS’ ) Hundreds and Hundreds of Toys. One of the largest he went hunting. That shows what a favor- ite Banana Cake is in the Ray- ing on it. ca Former Detroit ts, the Dombrowskis moved to Sylvan 5 tF i f i , if i | rf z g % i : fe Sylvan Lake Garden Club. She is/ presence of 300 guests. i i L e § : : | f ‘i ; E E ti 1 bil : | SALE! Friday and Saturday ai i i Hy + it iS be z | | 3 HANDSEWN MOCS ij i : | i | 4 z Hiiectriavr by MAX Factor - brilliant new fragrance... | beautifully gift-packaged! Scintillating idea: give her the fragrance that kindles the night with excitement «.. surrounds her with an air i ; . z é k J B FEE iE} g gE E [ i F : . E g35 Hat FFE Z | duty ; g s | U gE At the reception held in the sports wevally sold | VFW Memorial Building in ‘ |Bloomfield Township, Mrs . gs 53 2 S i |i i a8 L | ; i 3 ! 4 + ; ft g* fF zg i ‘ i | : i rf i Fl fi i HE li (it i it ef ae ; 4 z i z i it oH : f z F ef i Toi sit R ; i ! si f g “4 fit ti cf i 3 = fi oF8 zs gti i 4 ; : i : j : i i i 1 f Hj ? : E li fe i ite Ad Le rit fel 7 : i uae | thi ‘ 4 8 ; H a j + LUXURIOUS FURS BY ANNIS AT SAVINGS! i - _ STARTS TOMORROW—2 DAYS ONLY—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! See Our Newest 1956 Fur Fashions in Coats, Capes, Jockets, Stoles and Scarfs and Annis Special ae _ Trunk Showing . . . Brought to ARTHUR'S by MR. JACK NORGARD Es aaa Neted dais Fir Teshien chery : | SPECIAL SHOWING... GENUINE MINK © Capes, stoles, cape-jecket —, © Clutch capes, scarfs, etc. ® Ranch, pastels, Silver Bive © Breath of Spring $395 » $1395 twice... in this new “Flash of Brillfance” pack- age! Parfum co- logne dusting od goad shaker, / in one slen- H der cylinder, 1.50. * he 7. tsk 2 = pte A Se, Sea. tS era ae “ Ae a aoe re t THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER : 24, 1955 FORTY-THREE ie THE JOY of a WIDE CHOICE FINE CASUAL GONTS : Four season type coats. Milium insulated lining as well as other fine linings are included. Coats That Regularly Sell to 45.00 100% wool Fleece, plush 4 Zibeline Fitted or boxy Tailored or dressy Coats, That Regularly Sell to 59.95 100% wool ‘Cashmere and wool Furglow Plush, tweed Topper, full length Fitted or boxy | Coats That Regularly Sell to 79.95 100% wool Montagnac Wool and cashmere Furglow cee All lengths Fitted or boxy f $ Coats That Regularly , . Sell to 119.00 100% wool - Zibeline > Plush, tweed Hairfleece Chinchilla 7 Fitted or boxy Fine Tailoring and Workmanship In the above groups you will find coats in varied lengths, fitted, boxy, or belted. Colors, black, pastels, or winter jewel tones. juniors’, misses’, women's and half sizes. HIGH ER PRICED FABRICS BETTER SUITS Many one-of-a-kind exclusive designer and sample styles. Suits That Regularly Sell to 35.00 Rayon Acetate Menswear Flannel Fitted or boxy Novy, colors | Suits That Regularly - Sell to 59.95. ecepe a 100% woo! Tweeds, gabardine - Chinchilla Flannel Tailored, dressy Black, colors Suits That Regularly Sell to 69.95 Fine worsted Flannel, telga Boxy, fitted. Black, colors Suits That Regularly Sell to 99.00 Imported wools Mohair . . Sharkskin Flannel Dressy, tailored Black, colors ‘ $ ~ ‘{() ad iG SALE STARTS” PROMPTLY FRIDAY MORNING AT 10:00 A. M. ARTHUR'S AFTER THANKSGIVING. SALE CLEARANCE. OF WINTER APPAREL FAMOUS BRAND NAMES BETTER ESSE All taken from our regular stock of fall and winter styles. Dresses That Rewstorty Sell to 22.95 a | > Rayon crepe Wool crepe Tailored, dressy 1-Pc., 2-Pe. Also formals Dresses That Regularly Sell to 24.95 Wool crepes Rayon crepes Dressy, tailored One and two-piece Black and colors ~~ Dresses That Regularly Sell to 29.95 Wool knits Rayon crepes Wool crepes Dressy, tailored One and two-piece Also formals Dresses That Regularly Fine fabrics One of a kind > Rayon crepes Wool crepes Tailored and dressy | hie N. Saginaw St. vt Sa i aA Re ak ik le a ae ae ee Fe ane BEA Ae PRECIOUS" LUXURY FURS FUR TRIM ams Large collars, cuffs, pockets on fine 100% wool fabrics. Coats That Regularly » Sell to 129.00 $f Dyed Squirrel Dyed Marmot 100% wool ‘ Fleece, plush Fitted, boxy Black, colors } Coats That Regularly Sell to 139.00 Genuine Mink Genuine Beover > Dyed White Fox Dyed Muskrat Fitted and boxy Nude, colors Coats That Regularly 5 Sell to 149.00 _ Genuine Beover Genuine Mink > Genuine Leopard = Fine fabrics Dressy and tailored Coats That Regularly Sell to 179.00 d CS Raa Imported fabrics Genuine Mink Dyed Muskrat Dyed Marmot Genuine Beaver | Fitted and boxy Exclusive Brantwood and Others tn the above groups you will find every coat selected from a our regular stock of much higher price, styles and quality. 847 PAIRS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BETTER SHOES Regularly to 16.95 Qt fi All colors and sizes ore available in the above ie” ’ * : Shoe Salon—Merzanine Fleor BOYS’ ond GIRLS’ WASHABLE NYLON SNOW SUITS Values to Values to Values to 12.98 ~ 15.98 17.98 Pe ao AT " 2-4 4-6x “Keep them worm’ and comfortable th these” warm quilted lined—insulated fining. _Char- ——" : ‘Sabw Suite—Lower Floor a et sy /! is 100% WOOL WINTER OKIATS Valuts to 8.98 yes Tweed, flanne!, slim and flared styles. Sizes 10 to 18. colors. Values to 10.98 (* Rich Skirte—Main Floor DRESSY « or SPORT TYPE BETTER GLOUSES Values to Values to «4.98 5.98 Is 28 38 Pure silk, nylon, cotton. Long and short sleeves, solids, prints, white and colors.~ Sizes 32 to 38. Values to Blouses—Main Floor EXCLUSIVE ONE-OF-A-KIND WINTER HATS TWO GREAT GROUPS Regularly Sold at : 7.95, 6.95, 5.95 Velvets, hours, beaver, felts. and head size. i Regularly Sold at 10.95, 10.00, 8.95 , Millinery Salon—Second Floor hy ? ‘h In every color — “TERRIFIC SELECTION GIRLS DRESSES Values to Values to is Oe Cotton prints, plaids, stripes, checks, florals and solids. Sizes 3 to 6 ond 7 to. 14. \ Young Folk Shop--Lower Floor “ DRESSY and CASUAL BUDGET ORESSES a to 8.9 Values to 14.98 5 Values to 17.98 5 In rayon crepe, taffeta or wool. colors. Junior, misses sizes. Black and Budget Dresses—Second Floor BUY NOW at SAVINGS GALS COATS Values to - - Values to 29.98: 39.98 Toddlers 2-14 Teen Sizes | 100% wool fleece, tweeds, all warmly inter- co lined. pa 1. Young Polk Shop—Lower Floee co oF tes an ee a ce pete ks i he at % Pn i ‘ ty. eg ‘ Le a , : ‘ | ‘ it ' ; : : cae ae 7, We iS ' s ' | ‘ ¢ ‘ 7. ‘ eae i o a as af a. FORTY-FOUR _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 pinback i —— FRAO C RS -FRANCISCHR @aRe ... Safe in the Oven . . 16 N. SAGINAW” | SENSATIONAL } +. Smart on the Table ...Colorfast in your dishwasher because it is decorated by the. new, patented COLOR- [| SEAL process. _ Anniversary ik. SPECIAL =| TRIO 4 hp’ * 2 OB. } } a / . Pontine Press Photos | : : ‘ 16 Piece $14.95 16 Piece $14.95 Mrs. Theodore Pauli (seated) of Illinois avenue directors served as hosts and hostesses at both the after- | \ serves Mrs. Richard R. Hindley (center) of Birmingham noon amd evening open house receptions held by the | as Mrs. William J. Reilly of Birmingham waits her turn Catholic Family Center in its new quarters on Franklin at the Tuesday reception. Members of the board of boulevdrd. : ‘ee + ee. - STARBURST APPLE 16 Piece $]4.95 16 Piece $14.95 LARGE OPEN STOCK AVAILABLE IN THESE FRANCISCAN WARE PATTERNS MANY. MANY POTTERY AND DISH SELECTIONS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY GIFTS ... AT | PONTIAC POTTERY | 2099 S. Telegraph Road FE 2-8642 } 1 Mile South of Orchard Lake Road BY Open Daily and Sunday, 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Mrs, Clare Seery (center) is photographed cutting ,——— : the ribbon marking the formal dedication of the Catholic | : | Family Center’s-new quarters on Franklin boulevard. Imported Fabric | Looking on are Mrs. Edward Morey and Maurice Cro- Boasts Striking, | teau, president of the center's board of directors. The ‘Off-Beat’ Look | | NEW YORK (INS)—A little dab ‘of the unusual can make a great { ; deal of difference in a room's | BPW Hears Dr. Thome santa tent : easy to achieve with curtain and The movie’ “One God” taken)Vera, Bassett. | Announcement upholstery fabrics. from the book by Florence Mary jv made of the annual Christmas 50me of the latest ithports from : . oc Italy and Sweden follow the “‘off- t rn e ' he , ™ ar nares : Fitch was shown members of the! party to be held in Pontiac Federal cat’ calelia taleie a : ‘ ri, men Pontiac Busines sand Professional |Savings and Loan building Dec. 13.) . Women's Club Tuesday. | Guests at the meeting held at Deere: nord aoe sear = Dr. Maurice Thome was assisted|iote} Waldron were Christine: ae a Aarrerd ag j with the showing by Sgt. Robert!youngk and Margaret Long. | saic tile designs, it looks reenert- mittee! mal eceesl veers og | agp pe pm up. | partment. The movie was Spon-| When hanging a picture, protect; nor aes sored by B’Nai B'rith to promote @ithe wall with a strip of adhesive) “Ts * chair seat. deeper understanding between the/or cellophane tape. Place the tape) The colors used were beige, sev-| Jewish, Catholic and Protestant re-| where the nail will go and the plas- eral shades of green, turquoise and | . jligions. Dr. Thome emphasized ter won't-crack. ‘pink, ; . that aii should learn to live to-| mena Along the tailored line, one Swe- gether in friendship and under-' {i's best to buy pears when they dish fabric was an effective com- standing are slightly green. As soon as bination of widely. separated cof- A report on the success of the pears ripen, they begin to deteri- fee-colored stripes against a black Needlework Guild was given byjorate.- background. Christma: Is for Children! ... let’s make it fun-time : Gifts that are different... gifts that can be worn! | 4] GIFT SELECTION QA. & 4 _ } (4 made after Nov. 25th Pe i {not due and payable ji Cowbovs : } Yea UNTILIAN. 10th! Fam P ; ‘and Cowgirls i ; . | Back yard bandits really ; Santa spends more time go for these gay play suits 5 as - In red with white fringe are’ ‘ x, : . | shorts and Belero for | All hand tailored and hand detailed in with gals who wear | ore SM LOS RA 2 , ; | luscious pastel colors, each a registered r } | . . 2 BOYS’ Black Slacks and Bolero is $6) 98 Stroock coat milium- lined, for all season : — Wa ey also fringed in gleaming white... Wd | : : f a S-M-L (3+5-T) «+3 se .eeseereeecers | wear, select yours now in a cardigan style, Py. 7 ae |) . , D A V Y CROCKE | [ | box style or a slender wrap style. Flannel print SHIRTS and trimmed $998 | Corduroy SLACKS. Sizes 3 to aod SE . | ae - ROSEWIN STROOCK COATS 4 : TOY SELECTION ff : AVAILABLE IN PONTIAC : Educational Toys by Holgate! vas : | | ONLY AT PEGGY'S! Wooden Holgate Toys $1 1. $150 : : é ‘ | Stuffed Musical Bear. .°. . $598 ! French Poodles $39 = $598 . $698 ‘ es c.f Hollywood Dolls . . $298 ssa $398 Be 6 ORI OAGIMAW STREET | The MARGARET ANN SHOP ig : ‘Open Mondoy ond Friday Evenings | | e 3 . : a : ie : ; ‘ i * ‘ 4 f F. : J, Riker Bldg | $7 W. Haron St. pees 5 f Z : —_— ae oe THR PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, is , | | _FORTY-FIVE. ae Last 2 DAYS... fee FRIDAY — ~ SATURDAY. ees BE HERE EARLY!. aes EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES! Anniversary Priced COATS Values to 49.95 Anniversary Priced DRESSES Values to 17.95 Misses $ J aniors : | Half Sizes Crepes * Cashmeres Stroocks | Orllegros | Values to 24.95 Wools _ Moutons $ 1 Taffetas | 4 1-Pc. Dresses 2-Pc. Dresses Values to 79.95 Cashmere *® $ : Blends Chinchillas Sport | Tweeds | “ Values to 29.98 at eoon Zipout Values to 109.00 Milium $ $ Dressy Knits Lined | ) CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE—30-60.90 DAY ACCOUNTS PAYMENTS ARRANGED TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET ‘|| Anniversary Special! | | Anniversary Special! | . Anniversary Special! Anniversary Special! Famous Make Cotton - Wool and Rayon ~ 100% Wool Famous Make Nylon BLOUSES ||. SUITS || SKIRTS SLIPS Irregulars of $3, $4, $5 Values $ | . $ 90 First Quality, 5.98 Value oe ||17..°38|, 5" || “ae ) é : | Tweeds, Flannels, 98 : _— 7 1: Were to 49.9% : Worsteds, Stripes , 3 5 Two for 5.00. Misses’, Juniors’, Half Sizes Regular 10.95 Values SALE of SHOES 1100 PAIRS OF QUALITY FOOTWEAR SPECIALLY PRICED! Choose from De Liso-Debs, Andrew Geller, Rhythm Steps, Carmelletes and other famous makes. _ A large and varied selection of top quality shoes, in practically every wanted color, fabric and pattern, We urge early selection. ae 6s ae SM) Ari $ Short lots, odds and ends, entire remaining se of Joyce casuals. Some dress and. tailored types. La... aaa tke : pn egg, RE, oe, a “ be! i, ll » t ot bs ¥ FORTY-SIX | tte PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 24, 1058 - Observe Strict Caution for Outdoor Lighting try to change ae of mae the current is on. Snow or other wt Bracco Soa wigan chy Ran Mee ys gpd agen wiring.|tragedies in connection with elec- any. change in the wiring: whil| he ot won casted Ss eee Oy Thanksgiving Day and plastic purses will protect the} ly to small sections A ae ne et aoa aoe “Fashion Leader in : Doll Society” . © Over $6 different costumes and loads of accessories for added fun So delighaffil that every child and mother adore them! ~ Accessories” The W. C. Crawfords of Mark = — je 8 ease Ss WGKA Hora Mae GIFT SHOP. “Ginny’s 1 have my own accessories including wardrobe cases, © umbrella, w mattress, pillow and that make Ginny roller and ice skates Cozy Bed Set that contains spread. See these exciting features the most popular doll in America! 718 West oe ardrobe, bed and FE 2.3220 < avenue will join Mrs. J. D. Craw- ford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. '. |\J. Richard Crawford on Oriole = \read. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Norvell and family of Wenonah drive » | are having as their dinner guests, the Ralph Austin family, Mrs. Russell Austin and Mr. and *| Mrs. Alfred Austin. They will be joined later on this 3 pi pairs of sizes 6 wo II gift- boxed for only lengrns $985 proportioned ‘ short, medium, long The finest of hosiery plus the finest of lipsticks for the price of the hosiery alone! - high fashion and practicality A glamorous gift package that every girl will love! beautifully sheer «& #4 wf rvione a En lentes linstick ECONOMY SHOE STORE 552 N. Perry — Free Parking afternon by Mrs. Lester Cross, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Becker, Mr. and kee, Wis., and John Becker a ‘Paris, France. and family of Miami road are. spending the day. with Mr. and) Mrs. Albert sone of aes road. | Traveling a Midland to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with \Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prosser and \children are Dr. J. D. Compton land Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher ‘and children of Cherokee road. } * * * | Mrs. Bruce Hubbard and chil- dren, Chuck and Ann, of Chero- | kee read flew to Glen Ellyn, Il. to spend Thanksgiving Day with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sommer, and her father Edward H. Semmer. ‘hpme of Mrs. Hubbard's sister and) ‘brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John} Blang of Western Springs. * * « Mrs. Hazel MacGirr is having as her Thanksgivi guests, Mrs. Ma Mrs. Ross Boyd of Nerth Perry: street, and Mrs. Norman Dyer and Jane Danton of Shoreview drive. . * * Me. and Mrs. Ralph Gardner | plastic. Neumode HOSIERY & JUVENILE SHOP I'M GINNY! The original “Ginny” doll... by Vogue Dolls, Inc. The perfect gift for that little girl on your Christmas list! Ginny will walk, open and close her eyes, move her arms and legs. She nas a complete wardrobe of 44 different costumes... _ several are shown below. Made of unbreakable Price of doll only $1.95 Use our Christmas Lay-away Plan! Prices shown are for outfits only. overalls with felt drese with lace beanie $1.50 Yellow-black check Redand white organdy Gray ergandy with pink eyelet trim, skift and hat $1.50 $1.50 ribbon sash at SE drese Pink jersey sweater, They will remain in Ilinois the balance of the week visiting at the) $1.50 { | «tof The Famous. 9,2 ee Oe aye D I: 99 = Robert H. Baker of Birmingham. ™ os e: 8 Re. =ication with his parents, Mr. and/ . Fee - ~ "4 \Mrs. Earl W. Beach of Homestead) Buy the basic doll in the $ 1 5 Blarre is ued bea ae was . “es |recen to undressed form for i aaies a membership only— “A \fraternity at Central Michigan ; . *« ®@ Fully Dressed Dolls iz oe The Ginny “Doll can be purchased fully “y ~ = i — Eames on dressed—in a variety of over 50 completely “| dinner are Mr. and Mrs. 7 5 = different dresses! Eames of West Pike street, Mr and Mrs. W. Ross Thompson of $ 50 $ 95 Eileen drive, Mr. and Mrs, C 3” - 4? . Winston of Sandusky, Ohic and Mrs. J, L. Brown of Chero- : kee road. >» * * ars Families: Enjoy Festivities) ee married Sunday after- noon at — 1 Galloway Lake Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Marfio of Mott street, and Ralph is the son of | Mr, and Mrs. Victor DeMino of Emerson avenue, Mrs. William Doscher of Milwau- Day dinner) carnations, American Beauty rose- _ K. Burke and| buds and stephanotis. daughter Evelyn, of Ann Arbor,/ | Beauty POSES, | the bridegroom, was his } | DeMino | corsages were of | guests wearing a pink knit dress’ 4 AND MRS. Dr. and Mrs. Keith Schachern Ruth A. Martio Becomes _MR. RALPH H. DeMINO Bride in Galloway Church Galloway Lake Methodist Church moon trip through Michigan, the was the setting Sunday afternoon| new Mrs. DeMino was wearing a for the marriage ef Ruth Ann Mar-| brown knit suit with matching <= fio and Ralph H. DeMino. | cessories. On their return the new-' * * * lyweds will reside on Howard The bride is the daughter of street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Marfio of, and Mra, Vici DeMtine of Emer QUCSING Reveals son avenue. Organdy Beauty The Rev, Kenneth Stephens | of Old Curtains officiated at the 4 o'clock cere- with white chrysanthemums. ‘Cotton organdy curtains results Her ballerina-length gown fea: ™ know-how in lauindering. tured a bodice of lace with a|Y°ur organdy curtains will give round neckline and a bouffant skirt | you more satisfaction for less ef. of tulle. A small headpiece se-'fort if you watch the —— cured her fingertip veil of illusion; yoints: and she carried a bouquet of white 1 . Wash organdy curtains often) to bring out their beauty and fresh crispness. If in dobbt, gather sev-| eral layers together: in your hand. Carolyn Campbell was her only and look through th attendant, She was gowned in a light ough them against the * * * ae Happy Ahankoaiving ¢ To All! ~ ONLY cnn BEST | From You can be sure of custom made quality in mattress and box spring when you buy at OXFORD any length .. . any degree of Aare at money saving prices OXFORD'S rebuilds .old sagging mattresses, makes them new again. Call in the morning Lange will deliver your remade mattress the same day! “THE BEST FOR LESS—DIRECT FROM OXFORD” Oxford Mattress Co. 332 West Huron Street ¥S 5-706 Sage Easy to Apply LIQUID GRAIN Transforms Furniture Transforms your dark or poorly grained furni- ture and woodwork without removing the old finish. The change from “‘before’’ to “‘after” is miraculous. compLete $489Q_inciupiNG SET GRAINER 4 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-4242 ballerina-length red velvet dress ' with a fitted bodice and full skirt 2. Mf you do them in the wash. |Her bouquet was of American ig machine, first enelose car- | tains in a mesh, drawstring bag or in a pillow slip basted feosely | aaa the top to prevent aazing and reping. Put only two oj | Lawrence De Mino, brother of best man, Seating the guests were Victor L. DeMino Jr. and Wil- liam B. DeMino, also brothers of the bridegroom; Edward Smith and Wayne Fisher. ; 3. Non-crisped organdy curtains! need to bé starched, Starch all the: At the reception held after the curtains from each room at the’ ceremony at the Knights of Pythias same time so that they will be Hall, Mrs. Marfio greeted the uniformly stiff. Hang organdy curtains “halt. and-half” over a rod or line so that a charcoal brown top and bottom hems are even accessories. Their with each other. Smooth out orchids wrinkles and pull hems and ruffles When the couple left on a honey- (gently into line with Your fingers three curtains in each bag so that seapsuds and rimses can | cireulate freely. with navy blue accessories. Mrs. wore sult with beige Knife Rest—Meat Board now 5()* We also have the Cheese, sto and Onion err attractively decorated.sets from............ Aker’s China & Gift Shop -24 E. Huron FE 8-2771 seal out winter weather ‘with 4444444040064 A nuaded Wor @ SEALSKIN SHOES: Trimly Tailored Slacks in Charcoal Flannel Charcoal—Green—Grey—Brown a s19* “ound? Navy and Blue! : - Here’s snug comfort in cold weather. If he is number one on your hit parade why a Walk-Over sealskins stoutly resist dampness not reward him with one or more pair of these and scuffing! What a smart buy new handsome charcoal slacks. The pace-set- ~ for a smart wardrobe! 3 ting new trim, slim styles that round out your a “number one’s” casual wardrobe . . . Variety is the spice of our collection so stop in this a week-end ane selections are at their peak. ; a P j dress, white col- White organdy coll wiring 0 E} t i w wag beg red drive, cc a tess ar as atti ith seated | aan oom MONDAY MONDAY $1.95 trim end het’ 91 95 $1.95 oowhet 91.95 and and i ; FRIDAY FRIDAY 82 North Saginaw Street til 9 . ti] 9 : : ! : 106 N. Saginaw ; : ie N~ ay : f “/ ( ees | To ‘ fa hes ie ‘) ; f ( ; - 4 sre | : ite t ty : i : , oe iJ } hi { . if ef y é : 4 ) + o \ . 1 f i i f ii { i vs ae caning ca in =Girl i anlar voi Visit With isit PHILIP'S ‘Man’ Ss Folks © | | Asks How to Make ps Christmas | Impression on y ‘ ¢ : { why a ‘ f a - (THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1955 : ______FORTY-SEVEN _ our batique of beautiful gifts ‘Luggage Gifts! His Famil ite Sa é . will give you loads of ideas! Come - SAMSONITE — U.8. [} rnave just recenth seame on , jin to see them! We'll wrap them for you! AMERICAN gaged to a man who lives in an- | TOURISTER other city. His mother has written ‘SKYWAY — CROWN * Don't Fight Traffic : _FORTY-EIGHT ‘ 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1935. Pe Make your own meat tenderizer! then will broil much like a more GOYA to Sponsor GC Fes cet, atte Aen _ Record Hop Friday Gilbert-Sullivan bias Plans Showiaizs can be mubbed with tee combine-|_ Rice — in New South! 4 “record hop” sponsored by stored a s ‘ sc , 2 eae fer chee an hon higher bh the word. \ ithe GOYA will be held Friday $8 ? . (ai i) @ > 6) Oe Ce : 1 Oy id i ) fs ted te as Loladelac! Decorate Your Home with Famous Decorative Fabrics DRAPERIES-—SLIPCOVERS UPHOLSTERING All Seconds At Prices So Low You'll Gasp — With Joy! Calico Corners ® 1640 5. TELEGRAPH RD, BLOOMPIELD WILLS, MICHIGAN ee » ae. BC) Ns wee wae sy 6 served. 2% Md iwise the new paint will Gake off evening at the "Hellenic Hall. Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to midnight and records will be given) . to guests. Mitch Savas is chairman of the affair assisted by Rouni Savas, 'Moshoula Athanas and Steve Rye- isan. An area disc jockey will be present and refreshments will be Three rules for good rug care: (Daily cleaning with a carpet sweeper or vacuum, careful vac- uuming twice a week and pro- fessional cleaning once a year. | If the paint pow on your walls! is peeling or loose, scrape the) peels off with a putty knife, other- ‘im a short time. | Toddlers’ Ranch Boots — with flat heels Infants’ size 6 youth and misses’ i or black. $398 $528 Christmas Round-Up! FOR BACKYARD DUDES! LAY-AWAY NOW While Size Range Is Complete i Deluxe Quality Cowboy Boots by Acme Girls’ and boys’ mid- heel University of Michigan Gilbert and height Youths’ and misses’ Sullivan Sociezy will present “Gondo- $798 to $9.98 liers” Saturday at 8:15 p.m. in the Rackham Auditorium, Detroit: Included in n the cast are Eugene Moore ( left), son of Judge Arthur E, Moore and Mrs. Moore of Royal Oak; Dave Morgan (cen- ter) of Birmingham and John McLaughlin of Logansport, Ind. Kneeling is Dick | Booth of Birmingham. | Designed to Fit the Needs Vat Woman Who Cares ~ Rewen’ F Finishing School @ Social Graces @ Make-U e ew @ Fashion Model Classes Starting November 28th Ridgedale Midwest 7-0222 @ Figure Control. 511 Tooled Leather Cowboy Boots Sizes 8'g to 3. Black, Brown. $538 \eries can convert an unattractive ‘room section in a bedroom into a j dressing alcove. | Other styles of draw draperies include lineq ones for picture win- ‘dows and unlined ones for smaller window types: The latter can be turned out in cotton sheers or | went. | Here are some tips from local | | draperies: | For room dividing, solids, depending on the effect you! | sewing centers on making éraw | Charming Draw Draperies pe Enhance Decor of Room | Draw draperies have many pur- Wi hen turning bottom hems, miter | Poses, one being for dividipg up ajeach corner and press. room, For example, draw drap-| Finish top of one panel with or- gandy for stiffening, then turn raw = down and press in place. rn down raw edge on the other hae top and press in place. Blind stitch alj hems, sides and bettom, Place both panels wrong sides together. Machine stitch together down sides—two inches in en hems, Put pleats in | curtain tep, and draperies are |. ready te hang. For an added touch, you can use a valance. One of the best for this measure purpose is a simple flounce with Shoes for Young Folks SHOE STORE 3 26 W. Huron St. FE 2-7440 Gee from ceiling to floor. To this, add a stiffened, pleated heading. The) 6 inches—and one-inch seam al- finished depth should be about one- lowance at top and 5 inches forjeighth of the drapery length. Al- bottom hem (with no turn-in).\low twice. the room width for) This wil! give you the length of pleating. ‘each drapery panel. | For width of "aregerr needed, al-| SuREERD we santa says, give. Whole Family! Styles a’plenty at DIEM’S to warm their | toes... to warm their - hearts at Christmas time . . . corduroys or glamor-satins, Women—Men—Children $995 and $ Pee DIES “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” 87 N. Saginaw St. west t reserst store FE 2-2492 low twice the measurement of ‘room width that you want to par- ‘tition, Hang panels from a ceiling’ ‘traverse rod. 'MAKING DRAW DRAPES | In centuries past, Health portant in Teen Years delicately by \. HOS | swooning females and pale crea- | To make reversible draw drap-| tures languishing behind their lace} eries—a print on one side and handkerchiefs were considered the solid color on the other—first turn epitome of womanly beauty. jand press single hems—2'; inches) The keystone of the American) | wide—down sides of panels. Then kind of beauty is good health. | ‘turn and press 5-inch bottom hems. | jAnd never are the habits that ere nnnweneseesss® FSSSFSSSSSSSF5F55FS HY nm “A Gift From Osmun’s...Is Worn With Pride!” Sra NIP IN THE WEATHER? 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Come see... in velvety snedes, polished patents and calfskins, *» $1095 tm #1295 .* t i i+ ” \ ‘ s Pe : # i 3 \ F + ie Z | Two open-house receptions Tues-|children,. between parents and rel- || . [day formally introduced to Pontiac|atives and in the problem of the Hours are from 9 a.m. until 5 The Center, now a United Fund] pm. Director of the Center is the’ DRAMATIC. A TRULY SPECTACULAR when expanding services necessi- TRAFFIC STOPPER, 60% OR LIFE SIZE ... $8 Dimensional Full Round . .. Weatherproof «+» Chip-proof ... many beautiful displays to choose from. Primary function of the center : is to give counsel to Starter Set (without lean-to)-...-...-- $69.50 oe Pcie reer cs arene ',...$20.00 People seek help for such prob- Christian Lite mlreoge e ° e m Christian Literature Sales [cme ted housing, and physical ' : a ye which the Cen- 39 Oakland Ave. FE 4-9591 ]},.2"can be of help is where there| i is discord between parents sand righ g i } /le Box pleat on jocket repeated on the | ghirt, slims the beck view. Avoid jocket thet ends at broodest part of hips. Exciting! New! “SUPREME” Permanent Wave 57 sygee 5128 H | | Boleros and just-below-the-waist- | short women but with a hip prob-' Hem, the suit that flows easy over \the hips, with enough length to | just cover hips, is perfect. “WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE IS SUPREME” Open Wednesday Al! Day Friday ‘til 9 P. M. No Appointment Needed! Immediate Service! ‘Couple to - Be Wed in December Rite Mr, and Mrs. Howard Collins of Coshocton Drive announce the japproaching marriage of their ;daughter, Saundra, to Ted Todo- ‘rofft of Elizabeth Lake Road. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Todoroff. Pay hos wade hl oshiare 3 at Christ Lutheran Church, PHONE | Fire prevention authorities de- Andre Beauty Salon 2nd Floor Pontiac State Bank Bidg. lare that at least 90 per cent FE 5-9257 of all fires in the U. S. could be | prevented. ‘length jackets are in scale for]. | The gift that says a thousand unsaid things... OMEGA Unspoken but heart-felt thoughts are expressed with golden eloquence in an Omega watch. From a husband to his wife ... or vice-versa ... the gift of an Omega voices deep apprecia- tion, warm sentiment, high esteem. The world- wide prestige of Omega quality and its reputa- tion for accuracy assures you of a sift ‘that “keeps on giving” year after year. We offer a complete variety of men’s and ladies’ Omega models from $71.50 up, in stainless steel, 14 karat gold or precious platinum, many be- decked with exquisite diamonds. You will do well to choose a lasting gift... a treasured Omega! All prices include Federal tax i REDMOND’S Optometrists—Jewelers 81 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-3612 - ENSEMBLE SUITS © ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, LHL RSDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1955 ’ FORTY-NINE Catholic. Family Center : : |Has Reception for 400 2-Hour Free Parking HAVE YOUR TICKET VALIDATED WHEN YOU MAKE A PURCHASE : AT JACOBSON’S cobsons STORE HOURS: Monday. thru Saturday 9:30 a. m. until 5:30 p. m. MONTH- END. Maple at Rates—Birmingham g CLEARAN BEGINNING FRIDAY AT 9:30 A. M. SUITS Additional reductions from our regular stock of the season's oustanding suits. — Juniors, misses and petite sizes. DRESSY SUITS . $ Lo $ _ Orig. 35.00-39.95 - Orig. 49.95-59.95 ) TWEED SUITS TUNIC SUITS e.g oF A§ Orig. 69.95 Orig. 85.00-89.95 $ Orig. $110-$119 FLANNEL SUITS BOX SUITS 3-PC. SUITS COSTUME SUITS PLAID SUITS COATS A group of dressy and casual coats; imported and domestic fabrics from the looms of Forstmann, Stroock, Worumbo, Anglo. FITTED COATS . SLIM COATS: BOX COATS FLARE COATS SHORT COATS TWEED COATS FLANNEL COATS PLUSH COATS FLARE COATS . VELVET COATS $ «Orig. 49.95 $ Orig. 69.95 $ Orig. 89.95 DRESSES Crepes, wools, velvets, jerseys and novelty fabrics. Knit suits. Excellent selec- tion of the fashion favorites of the season. Some designer originifs in costume suits —— long coat ensembles. Sizes 8 to 20. . Orig. 49.95 to 45.00 ‘30 Orig. 29.95, now $99 ne to 55.00 ‘3 5 ‘40 79.95 to 275.00 Designer Originals, 1/4 to 1/3 Off! Orig. 59.95, now CLEARANCE of MATERNITY FASHIONS Two piece novelty rayons, dark cottons; jackets, pedal pushers, and shorts. Linens, Denims, chromespun cords. Prints and stripes. $9 $4 $8 Orie: 5.95 one 10.95 Orig. 12. ail Orig. | 14.95 * e Wool Skirts Shenanigan Flannels, tweeds and plaids; slim and 8 GENUINE flared, Sizes 8 to 18. , Alligator 6 ] | and Orig. 8.95 Buffalo $ : Orig. 10.95 | 8 , Shoes @85 Orig. 12.95 9 9 Orig. 12.95 to 16.95 Orig. 14.95. Honey beige, grey, black and brown. Medium and high heels. Sie pre-Christmas sale! Ld holiday dresses 15 2 usually $16.95 = $19.95 tions any color you want; junior, misses sizes terrific values for the holiday ahead famous maker wool knit dresses ‘IS usually $29.95 » $39.95 styles overblouses, cardigan jackets; all colors great variety of necklines, weaves, trims come early for best selections and big savings wool and wool jersey a ie dresses~ 12 usually $16.95 » $25 exciting variety in wool and wool jersey striped, flecked, dresses novelty-weave save, your holiday dress is here! TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER metallics, taffetas, prints, combina- sheath, princess, long torso silhouettes beautifully made one and two-piece darks and brights; junior, misses sizes | RR IAM Fn MAT TILL 9 P.M, San —— he Ps Every store and J shop i in PONTIAC’S GREAT TEL- HURON SHOPPING CENTER | is bright with gala Yuletide decinations. it’s that ahdask bale ay opening of the joyous Christmas season! Come .. . bring the family—join your friends at our preview of wonderful. Christmas gift and toy selecti KIDDIES. TOO! SANTA IS IN HIS HEADQUARTERS TO HEAR THEIR REQUESTS and present each child with a souvenir of their visit. Remen TRA EVENING SHOPPING HOURS . . . Some stores on Monday evening . . . the rest Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. ] 1 4 Sara Murray Dorathy Maloney » Barbara Heiche! Helene Weody Buel Rice Albert Coscine | Katherine Teeter Luelia Murray (Manicurist} {Qwner) . “Ie Brian Mulcahy el-Huren Shopping Center aaa | May We Suggest you make appointments soon for Christmas holiday hair styling, j washes, manicures. Be your love- liest —- take time now. Staff of Nine to Serve You: MURRAY SISTERS BEAUTY STUDIO ' Ph. FE 2-2622 napad 4 mo blo ti lie ie) special ! New, bright, and patterns for your Christ- s gift aprons, dresses and : uses. SHOP IN ALL 3 LINDA LEE SHOPS SPRING KNIGHT BROADCLOTH colorfy! prints el Colorfast Shrink-Resistant 36-Inch Width SEW N SAVE 2. resus Ph. FE 5-4457 TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER APPAREL SHOPS 25 S. TELEGRAPH — TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER 88 N. SACINAW ST. — DOWNTOWN SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER a — ————— ¢ = SS SS! Value Hooded — quilt lining — water repellent — in red or navy. .Sizes 10 to 20. Special , STORM JACKETS no SERIO ere CHEGNCLELILY, THOUSANDS OF CHOICE STYLES © { / Blouses i 4 and = 4 SKIRTS Sweaters Q Ct@eeQecorenene scone $s SH00 jf srovse § = sq00 SPECIAL Values to | Dozens of styles, colors and $3.99 j sizes ~— ——— HOLIDAY GIFT LINGERIE MATCHING SETS . . . OUR EXCLUSISVE SELF or VELVERAY TRIMMINGS : ; J 7 J 7 7 , j : 7 7 4 ' 7 4 7 , SLIPS— 99 | 4 to 5 combinations—2 to 3 colors. $3 , PETTICOATS— $ 379 : Match any piece in this group. ”, . 4 BABY DOLL—. $599 You con buy all or separate pieces. , for GOWNS — Al! matching sets mode 99 us exclusively. Sizes 32 to 38. $8 J | J sipens $1300 f contigo $1300 SPECIAL — AT TEL HURON | SHOPPING CENTER ONLY IMPORTED CASHMERE SWEATER EVENT Mother, Look! Special Friday & Saturday this low, low price prevails. Offer includes any child’s two-piece snow suit brought to us during the two-day school holiday. FRENCH: GLO 1-HOUR CLEANER Tel-Hu opping Center FE 5-7934 while. they‘re | out of school | || TROUSERS. veny SPECIAL seuume * WHILE THEY LAST * 100% WOOL FAMOUS-MAKE | DRESS REGULAR $16.95 Handsomely styled, quality tailored gabardines, wor- New Shipment! TWO-TONE CONVERTIBLE (Fastest Selling Toy of the Yeor) | *& Big Size... 20” long, 8" wide! *& Strong Enough to Support a Small Child! *& WRAP. AROUND. WINDSHIELD! *& POWERFUL SUPER FRICTION MOTOR ... Slight push drives car across room! * Two-Tone Styling Like 1956 Cars! Would be excep- tional at $3.98 -. » but Kresge’s LOW PRICE is just This sensational car is selling immediately whenever a shipment goes on sale! Children thrill over the large size and the realism of this exciting toy. Be here hay’ for yous or to put one in our layoway ... JUST 50c HOLDS /IT! Values Galore in Kresge’s Toyland EE TEL-HURON Bete: 998 iat steds, patterns. . . in all colors and all sizes. Be sure to see these tooay! § The selection is terrific . and when you see the qual- ity of these trousers you'll know the price is terrific too! wv ' We « tavite You (0 OPEN AN OSMUN 'S ‘ .=3%‘e% a Casuals, Moccasins, Handsome New Oxfords, Slippers . . . every pair by the makers of America's finest foot- wear... from SPECIAL! _ Reg. $8.95 | Man's Sheepskin, Fleece Lined | Moccasin House Slipper se oY Bown S13 tows & Country — VISIT. OSMUN’‘S SHOE DEPT. \ at our Tel-Huron Store =; i ge ¥ 1 1 z 7 BS @ 5 « f ee I 4 jes ee _/ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2%, 1055 ced dieekack Spot . wee “me . : .na. BRING THE SHOPPING Fate Dy Fon i 3 ] ber too those EX- : THURSDAY ™ " — : yt p A , :) K f° Z LY tN be | | FRIDAY Corner Telegraph and W. Huron in Pontiac mg _ SATURDAY », ait) " rs + | GIRLS’ HOLIDAY DRESSES: F : , oo nylons, cottons from TEL-HURON | Shopping Center AND TOYS! ‘ 4 oe GIRLS’ BOURFANT SLIPS: is look-alike ering! and full styles sli ts AND DOLLS! = aN. as: ppe GIRLS’ GIFT BLOUSES: “Wana ROP zt rare cottons, nylons, from for mom and her $1.99. ‘ ; | fete a AND TOYS! GIRLS’ GIFT SWEATERS: | . eon trimmed orlons from | ' HOES S 99 , , Winthrop Shoes for ‘Men and boys AND GAMES! ‘ og ee ; = =e GIRLS’ GIFT ROBES: : ' prorwrardlig Goce peacgg iter ait Cotton quilts, nylon dusters | popular for Winter wear . come in, choose the pair you like. e All colors "from AN D TOYS! : ‘] 2” am @ All sizes } , . Dress Patents for Holiday Wear » The ‘dream-shoe’ every little doll wants. Choose shiny black patent or lovely shades of toned a 7 Pra leather, $ = en 6” f oy 12 Complete Line Fonees sige my Naturalizer Shoes The “ SHOE BOX * bare Fri., , TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER te “Ct for holiday gt ce Telegraph et Huron Shopping Center Pontiac's Most Exciting Fashion Shoe Center MYER‘S ~ HOLIDAY SPECIAL! FOAM RUBBER E _NUT BOWL || PILLOWS L ‘ Sah a ie nut crocker ates os H y 4 $498 . : TveNT ] R N 5 a ALL METAL IRONING ‘BOARD - FOLD-A-WAY LAUNDRY CART So handy, so practical... . this lightweight, sturdy cart. Holds Seite Bo * up to 30-pounds of laundry. ; er hatte vo —. her $ SAVE si 9 J ey oe carry 98 Pe 7 like thie one. o NOW! @ tien children’s cae is { mie sc RE FRESH, FANCY © | The Perfect Gift for HER! ess || Coty Starlet — MIXED 7}; $97 |) PERFUME | NUTS {|| aE : ae S 2 $116.75 Choice of hers from many | * ‘SAVE lovely ond exciting fragrances. fs 5 Speier — oll full 5 see only care tor tha the |) sire. "990 FS“ 98| 4 CUNNINGHAM’S a | Self-Serve—Pic'n Pay _ Tel-Huron Shopping Center oN Regu lar -g $2.00" Value BOSTON SHOE STORE ! with Service. Choice of Mahogany or Blonde finish. 4g” DOWN! 1” a WEEK! BOYS’ ETON SUITS: Two and th oes piece dressy sets F "AND DOLLS! | BOYS’ GIFT SHIRTS: Boxed with French cuffs and links, from $2.99. AND TOYS! BOYS’ GIFT ROBES: Wool and rayon plaids from $3.99. LARGE SELECTION OF GIFTS IN ALL PRICE RANGES FOR TOTS TO TEENS NDE ANY HY “Best for Children” ; We Give Gold Bell Gift Stamps. — FE 5-9955 : A : limited offer! | Imifeda offer! ® 1847 ROGERS BROS. Em verica’s Finest Silverplate 7 on all patterns including new Flair 57 pc. service for 8 HERE’S WHAT YOU GET! 16 Teespeons 1 Sugar Spoon 8 Perks 1 Tablespoon sncluding 8 Knives and ‘ ely 8 Salod Forks : = open bi Serving Fork 5 \o 9 : Eo ~ 4 sea: Sereae . servin 1 Pierced Tablespoon : Serving ar tated Spoon pieces F speciatty priceo rroms7975— ¥ ie DEPENDING ON PATTERN SELECTION YOUR CHOICE OF THESE LOVELY j PATTERNS i First Love Now $79.75 Remembrance Now $84.75 Doffodil Now $84.75 ternally Yours Now $79.75 SAVE $27.00 AWE $27 00 SAWE $2 J Wye: Shop Evenings to 9, Thurs. e Pri & Set. TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER Magnificent ‘sl | Drawer Chest FREE - Every store and shop in PONTIAC’S GREAT TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER is bright with gala Yuletide dbainiione. It’s that rE ie opening of the joyous Christmas season! Come .. . bring the family—join your friends at our preview of wonderful Christmas gift and toy selec KIDDIES. TOO! SANTA IS IN HIS HEADQUARTERS TO HEAR THEIR REQUESTS and present each child with a souvenir of their visit. Rem TRA EVENING SHOPPING HOURS... nme stores on Monday ei »». the not Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. ie: May We Suggest] | Mother Look! | | very SPECIAL seine pre-Christmas poo mae acess fr ‘ fhe oa washes, manicures, ie veuie ce * WHILE THEY LAST * li —~ take ti b d i : est — take time now ! Special | ’ . ] Staff of Nine to Serve You: N) a e Sara Murray Dorathy Maloney while. they’ re . ° | Barbara Heiche! Helene Woody = 8 Eh Saew tow (sits bhoray. out of school | ~ i (Manicurist) ees (Owner) friday and saturday MURRAY SISTERS Ags leg heard . | BEAUTY STUDIO vaueile. Pp Tel-Huren Shopping Center i Ph. FE 2-2622 Yue ere Se aad & OMEN EE i CE CES « > | holiday dresses _; | Special! | SPRING KNIGHT ‘| Dy _ BROADCLOTH New, bright, colorful prints and patterns for your Christ- usually $16.95 and $19.95 | mos gift aprons, oe and » blouses. @ metallics, taffetas, prints, combina- at this money-saving price! “ . . Color fast ’ - ¥ + x y Shrink-Resistant : C 56-Inch Width : Offer includes any child's i 4 @ sheath, princess, long torso silhouettes 4 @ any color you want; junior, misses Cleaned and Finished _— _ | 100% WOOL FAMOUS-MAKE @ terrific values for the holiday ahead two-piece snow suit brought , FABRIC SHOP famous maker SEW i SAVE Ph. FE 5-4457 a T ROUSERS oe . school holiday. d | k e | TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER . , woo nit — REGULAR $16.95 i d “ : FRENCH-GLO 1-HOUR CLEANER : r e Ss s e Ss Tel Ber n Shopping Center FE 57938 A : Handsomely styled, quality ———— tailored gabardines, wor- , = es pape as — all « CORt CK ° all sizes ure $ : | -_ ° ’ pay as Tooay' § . New Shipment y Lp = is terrific ‘ : APPAREL SHOPS , § Byer a $ $ d ' = . r know the eco) is terrific, usually $29.95 » $39.95 ; SHOP IN ALL 3 LINDA LEE SHOPS - too! 4 , 25 $. TELEGRAPH — TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER 4 88 N. SAGINAW ST. — DOWNTOWN _ @ beautifully made one and two-piece | SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER i seca gene anyes ome ~<[aeee , We Bleue You to F _ @ overblouses, cardigan jackets; all ; _ : ‘ AN OSMUN 5 +e "< <' S ial ‘ . see vis Fee oe | tata STORM | (Fastest Selling Toy of the Year) ore A ACCOU NT io trims JACKETS : —— . . s. i _,. or if You Prefer, Use v © \come early for best elections and ) $ _ LAYAW big savings $10.99 $ 50 ! al ey: Value . o Hooded — quilt lining — ‘ woter repellent — in red or wool and wool jersey navy. .Sizes 10 to 20. dresses THOUSANDS OF de Big Size ... 20" long, 8” wide! Blouses , } | & Strong Enough to Support a Small Child! ‘12 , eh eorda SKIRTS ati ox | § & WRAP AROUND WINDSHIELD! sss $h00 BLOUSE sq & POWERFUL ‘SUPER FRICTION MOTOR J | | SPECIAL . . Slight push drives car across room! usually $16.95 to $25 ; . : by as — of styles, colors and ; * Two-Tone Styling Like 1956 Cars! LDL Dede > De Dc PeDOBe De DeDe De BeBe: De BoM ei Bs De Beds Ree 4 ‘ e ; : hs | Would be excep- Casuals, Moccasins, Handsome New exciting variety in wool and wool HOLIDAY: GIFT LINGERIE | | tional at $3.98 Gitthda Staging... orp tay by jersey . ! MATCHING sets. Our excuusisve bee i : the ype he of America’s tient foot- or Po eee : ; . wear. @ striped, flecked, novelty-weave SLIPS— $ 399 j LOW “PRieE’ wy dresses : 4 to 5 combinations—2 to 3 colors. , , just ' s : SPECI AL! @ darks and brights; junior, misses sizes | PETTICOATS— $3 49 “Reg. $8.95 Py 5 @ save, your holiday dress is here! | Match any piece in this group. This sensational car is sellin mediate! Moccasin House ’ Slipper 2. : selling im ately BABY DOLL— $599 whenever a shipment goes on sale!. Children Smoke or Tawny Brown » Slipper 7 t0 13. You con buy all or separate pieces. thrill over the large size and the realism of this : ; : * GOWNS — All matching sets mode ¥ for us exclusively. Sizes 32 to 38. $399 i ‘ei Values Galore in Kresge’ s Toyland mIKRESGE’S | ° TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER SPECIAL — AT TEL HURON SHOPPING CENTER ONLY IMPORTED CASHMERE SWEATER EVENT Stipons $1 300 H Cerdigams $] R00 bes 1 5 1 penn 1 See 4 UJ N’ . ‘ Town & Country VISIT. OSMUN’S SHOE oer. sa ot our Tel-Huron Store Ee - FIFTY-ONE " waited time — the m ber too those EX- THURSDAY | : FRIDAY . r Telegraph and W. Huron in Pontiac AN | SATURDAY ak ata\ * A 4 GIRLS’ HOLIDAY DRESSES: y Hogi nylons, cottons from TEL-HURON — : Shopping Center AND TOYS! : . | GIRLS’ BOURFANT SLIPS; | Li look-alike Pete egy and full styles sli ts AND DOLLS! Pp pe GIRLS’ GIFT BLOUSES: : h shed cottons, nylons, from for mom and her 99. ! Sa AND TOYS! z f GIRLS’ GIFT SWEATERS: > aoe trimmed orlons from , 99 3 ‘ OES S ! Winthrop Shoes for Men and Boys _ AND GAMES! : = Nankeus Kiesdu Gel wn Girls’ GIFT ROBES: Roane - 4 ie oe oe just ee ry aa Cotton -quilts, nylon dusters ae . Popular for Winter wear . . . come in, choose the pair you like. @ All colors from $3.99. == 3.99 | | 2” im © All sizes AND TOYS! a . BOYS’ ETON SUITS: | Dress Patents for Holiday Wear : Howdy pot pees plas qromy ts Dy ack “pat "leah tht of ts ¢ AND DOLLS! | _— BOYS’ GIFT SHIRTS: | Sizes SE95 Sizes 6” ry Boxed with French cuffs and | 814-12 12\% to Complete Li Peng et links, from $2.99 | -omplete Line = ! We also carry @ complete lise, of : N . ec : * “Ay efvw’ . AND TOYS! : Open to 9 ; Wool and rayon plaids from $3.99. | | ™ SHOE BOX = maar | IN ALL PRICE RANGES Telegraph et Neves Shopping Center FOR TOTS TO TEENS , TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER i 1, . BOSTON SHOE STORE ONDERLANG Io : ; ¢ “Best for Children” ; Pontiac's Most Exciting Fashion Shoe Ceater : We Give Gold Bell Gift Stomps. FE 5-9955 . f 5 ng “ ; ; MYER’S e ° : 4 J bs | ae DIG | t CUNNINGH: a limited offer! 4 Bs + eae . : i a 2 : Naas * . |) HOLIDAY SPECIAL! FOAM RUBBER £ t37/ 9a 4OleCl a oe BROS. . | NUT BOWL PILLOWS L America’s Finest Silverplate } = Fancy candy-stripe cover. So : . Complete set, with nut crocker H } | end rut picks | fortable . . . ond ; 5 4 4 For This 9 98 R " 3 EVENT 3 FOLD-A-WAY CHILDREN'S ALL METAL N ! IRONING eds ate |: | LAUNDRY CART apes ie on all patterns including new Flair 4 || ieaeareccs BOARD toe , ' : : ort. 446 : § es 57 pc. service for 8 , | HERE'S WHAT YOU GET! s 16 Teaspoons 1 Sugar Speen ; ai 9 8 Forks 1 Tablespoon 4 a in 8 Knives and ; inclu \y 8 Saled Forks 1 Cold Mest or Serving Fork : : 5 love 8 Soup Spoons ; lene fencer : : cvingd 1 Butter Knife 1 Round Server ’ ; $e . $ 1 Pierced Tablespoon 1 Serving or Salad Spoon piec® SPECIALLY PRICED FROM 7975 DEPENDING ON PATTERN SELECTION ; - - : 4 YOUR CHOICE OF THESE LOVELY PATTERNS , ; (y | y: § name pe a ‘gon, 4 World’s Finest Pe. Service ....$15.95. INTERNATIONAL'S 4-Pc. Place Setting ... $22.75 Come in and let us help you experi- ment with table settings. It’s the surest way to select the china and sterling patterns you'll like best together. We have many, many combinations for your considera- Choose your china from such lines as Lenox, ra scoreiagg Royal Jack- on, Peter Terris. . Priced ‘from $5.95 per 5-pc. place setting. feature Towle, Gorham, ot ne sterling patt Bag Bch Fe atrentten. Set your table with coordinated Ching ans Sterling « # Christmas Layaway Use Connolly’s “Pay-As-Vou-Use” Plan —or if You Prefer— Use Our Convenient cause I'm not allowed to go out, pany for the next little while. with her. She thinks I’m doing it ‘cause you'd understand the wedges Pet ply vi Ena ream. 5 es << What shall I tell Tell her you want to be with her -pageAat- as much as possible, always or : ing your mother’s Answer: Go through it all with lind. nar Just ence meets Se ido to ealmly, then announce that you Talk aren't going to discuss it again. dp iggest irst of all, ‘that it's going to h Precalbonrssiir should handle a ee, © ae he’s nobody's b boss, can make all the restrictions If she she wants. They are binding on jany of you, They don't really concern blithely Ge that with : a a oo Tinted Coiffure pora’ show can still . go om. Maybe it was easier for Requires Care her to see her boy friend often | : with you along to keep her com- .| Tinting hair is a very pany. But some other girl can and personal. keep her the same kind of com- ; en, Many Way it up as give is never. : | Many women thought they’ 4899 would never do it, and, in fact, SIZES jeven disapproved of the idea, now $—t0—12 |cling to it in their maturity. % M—i4—t6 What people who are outside the L—18—20 family think of the matter depends} : | If they're neve? conscious that bas ths | & Steet coe Ss tae wee So thrifty! Use gay remnants. | artifice rather mature, they \to fashion the graceful “flower | are not conscious of the a. ge gy eondider her | Petals of this unusual apron! S-o-0/f younger. : easy to make—you're sure to want Yet how quickly a woman who! *¢veral for holiday entertaining, tints her hair can sense a patron-/0thers for bazaars! izing attitude on the part of her| Pattern 4899: Misses’ sizes small ee Se ee be eon we: medium (14, 16); large ac’ = wiki‘ wesk tside| 2°: 20). Medium size requires 1% ‘the home, it may have become ; |pure necessity. How seldom does }a personnel fret about \the age of a brown-or black-headed' | woman? _ tor the type Ae ne He Sitio onpabe tceg “ a ae ee ee : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1955 =. ae "arenes stilbiplsinatiens : : ? : : Lee Gee ci we Si rotten of fabric she’s launder- If you do tint your hair or are | planning on it, keep it up to date. Letting it grow out a little is far ROYAL JACKSON'S favorite Queen's Lace, @ lovely pattern ano worse than having the natural] velvety suede, calf, snake and even. — . 2 pee silver sea i . color, place Wonderful for Christmas Presents -OXFORD SHOP | De Cor Shop 4-pe. Light, worm NYLON beot for / Mom! Ankle-hugging cuff © keeps snow out. - Black. Sizes 4 to 10. $5” Waterproof gusset boot fits right over child's snow suit. a First quality rub- "s ber. Brown & Red. $329 Sizes 5 to 12 : Boots let it snow and blow . . . here's how you can keep every foot in the family cosy-warm and dry! Men's tipper erctte Women’s rubber boot Men's 4-buckle dress with snug cuff, easy zip- brown or bright red. arctic in heavy-duty with 10-inch sipper fee per. Brown, black, white, sizes $ Eee gad fast on-and-off, oid ae, 503 te 1 $449 Sizes 6 te 12, $498 i Pre-teen sizes 8 to 3 in. youth's 11.2, cr $306 ternational, Heir- 2 ae 5 - 2s Kirk... and JEWELERS Gemologist ' erit a oes fe, 16 W. Haren BE | OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 P.M. “A Gift from CONNOLLY’S Means More Lis 43 NORTH SAGINAW STREET i \ ig ' 2 : 5 f ag as " \ : ee : a: | * 1 i i gi f vA { { 7 ; ; ( Oe ; Ly ee /\ f \ if : } | \ 4 | j , : : / | ( fi OUR ERTS |). “rH PonTIAC PREss, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 FIFTY-THREE _ ae | larnin | Dakota Senator Predicts: o. British Youngsters | Pick Out Your Skates Ban on Heroin Congress May Restore pee: Price ‘Sapports Now Grow Taller For Christmas NOW Angers Doctors WASHINGTON ® — Sen. Young The administration's flexible sys- want the higher supports applied)surprising amount of testimony, LONDON “(INS)—Britiah U. O PI (R-N.D.) predicts the Senate Agri- tem of supports applies to the 1955| nly to the very best quality wheat, + on controls | are getting taller, and it's not ; La ‘| ed| @ | culture ~ in that with|on the bushel or unit basis. rather) because heels and hats are Bhs se ur sc ayawey | o an British Medics Seate ches emis we gn tel oe pepe 2 sap ee eee eee than allotted acres. Disapproval of * yg a ee areaS restoration level farm price |the a lower supports for poorer quality ‘ : ; i Under Government Halt supports et O re. (not been in effect _ [commodities, oo modernized —— Added to the subterfuge of : _ of Drug Manufacture convenes in January. The committee will give serious “They feel the most feasible TUS was expressed in manylion theré has been a ! | consideration, Young said, to views) ‘, three-quarters of inch incr The new farm program should be / Way of getting the badly needed | ‘a — height of LONDON ®—A revolt of British|"eady for consideration by the Sen-/0n which farmers seemed most/ cut in production is to take 20 ‘ the ben far Se an ee Y ¢ Ti destube te Seah jate by the first of February, Young|*ereed at hearings held by the) to 49 million acres of land out of |* arings expressed great/since 1938. ; Gooters is Wowing over @ guts t news letter” to an, | committee this fal] in various farm production and place it under a concern because of the “drastic! Those school) girls, who were | ment decision to ban the-manufac-| stituents. °F" lbelt areas, soll conserving program, Farm- drop in farm prices since 1951 and| measured by /the Lontin, Corey heroi pain- : y the sharply rising costs of every-|Council in a survey, are 7 eae & ayo = pong gl com The North Dakota senator pre- |FARMERS WANT SUPPORTS | ¢rs would be paid rental or in- thing they have had to buy during bringing theit inches to work. { — dicted that the ‘committee, of | “The great majority,” Young! Ce™tve payments to take this |i ne period.” _* 6 oe wy as which be is a member, will ap-.|said, ‘‘were agreed on several im- land out of production. ee | Young typists in London are na , | Many of the nation’s famous hos-| PYe¥® “By ® Very close margin” | portant points. Farmers believe un-| “Witnesses everywhere ex-, During the winter when cows'ticeably taller. A girl 5 ft. 10 pitals are openly stockpiling legisiation to reinstate 9@ per |questionably that until a better| pressed interest in improving con-|eat dry feed, butter may be almost! inches once drew glances. Today, | nough heroi years cent price supports for the basic (program is found, 90 per cent sup-| ditions for smaller farmers, includ-| white in color before coloring isjon high heels, she often towers erate of physciana have pro-| Ops ports should be reinstated. ‘’They!ing many veterans. There was a’ added. Jabove the lunch-hour crowd. tested that the order f : onste» Aagaeriatdal mage otf _ SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY — OPEN TO 9 P.M. FRIDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS a jcampaign to wipe out illegal traf. ific in the drug. Britain already bans both its import and export. A spokesman for the Britishi} Medical Assn. declared: “We are determined to fight. to the. last SING OUT ONE-OF-/ [FLOOR ce yUITeS Men’s Sizes 6 to 11 spss MARKED DOWN 25% to 50% of Sees Bed Room Suites. Come in and see how much actually sgve. LIMITED TIME ONLY. EASIER TERMS. said that substitute drugs which! ! will not lead to addiction are ~~ ‘doing the ” . Van ~ 3 ° ; . ~~ ——— TRADE-IN YOUR OLD LAMPS OR 6 ROE «tars oxty | Rubber Footwear For Entire Family. | Declining Enrollment LIVING ROOM SHAM | of atte, floor, Seeding and | SEWANEE, Tenn, — The Uni-) n-up lamps. iday Nights ‘i sey, ote Soom, Sevuee | OR BEDROOM nesig Open Monday and Friday Nights "tik P. 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Bs Open Evenings ‘Til 9 P.M. pct ELECTRIC : Near Tel-Huron Shopping Center 825 W. Huron FE 42525. E75] FURNMTURE. x valuable premiums. pace oruivery [18 W. Pike St. © 2—Stores—2 PSE RET I a Ee = ER aT ae “7 <_< re a cul ae + = ai x ae = i] x ec ak eo : we t - . — +t) er E * betes ping ‘ : ! ‘ m \ whe gh a a ON ay - Ameen: stall ( =a , | . oe A % F : ; } : ‘d oh * i i ; é : re : ; ; ‘ f + i i e f : | a FIFTY-FOUR S THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 of , WES Gee z | huret Father of 8 Gets Traffic mos yer By Reds Crusadin Tree Cones Bomb Set Arraignment Date |" oy Monday morsing| Wy gy on. = : and a special omnis ot Count Held Off for Turkey --atter ail, it’s Thankagiving an and His Parked Car for Walter G. Cantrell Ra ges oligo Gens Cecil) GRAND RAPIDS \--Independ-| the city’s Retail Druggist Assn. DAYTON; @—The eight children|there are extenuating circum . Examined on a charge of in- McCallum. ' groups, headed by City Librar- er es ~ 8 ed Rainetged tag Foal oe pacsct aaloemce ilconcel t | di F hi bi tf Damage —$105.20 decent exposure, Walter G. Can- West Berlin, by by oterng 20 Licemel dcldeaas conned dare ee gr chor bar thiles to ieaey, “Marks to an understanding: ew Bou ber Down 1 a n ld X | ws ANGELES w—It was a mis-| ‘Pell, 2 8. Shirley St., was bound cont income tax is luring aimed Lin asthe es offensive syed traffic. The present limit is ee ake, Joseph Stadelman said, to over to Cireuit’ Court tea te rary indi printed matter. Ranistets enid com. 30 miles. ger a, = Municipal Judge Neal F. Zim-| peared yesterday on a charge of the former Anne Buydens. + Operating a motor vehicle while) The baby, the case on the open docket When Zimmers learned of the'a previous marriage. i HOLLYWOOD \—It's a boy for ers, before. whom Knopp. ap-| ‘actor Kirk Douglas and his wite, | born yesterday, was fis license was suspended, placed named Peter. It is their first child, although Douglas has two sons by South Asic Industries. Event Gets Iron Curtain Friendship Campaign | By EUGENE LEVIN Save Friday and Saturday! IT’S OUR STITCHED-YOKE CHARMER and IT’S REALLY GOING PLACES os _ Lo town and country! _ |e to work and parties! to the top of your “must have’’ list at our sensational —=«|17.88 Usually #25, sil ei ie LE ee And if you're going places . . . this is the coat for you! Note the ultra-luxurious hand- — & piped buttonholes .. . the lavish stitch trim on yoke and sleeves! It's a lot of coat for 17.88! And it's snuggly warm too. . . the toasty interlining is covered with shimmering rayon taffeta. Choose yarn-dyed light or dark gray. Sizes 8-16. : ‘mart at the Indian ] giving the impression the Reds are ‘Use OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN | ee NEW DELHI ®—The Comme | | nist world is staging a strong) jcampaign to win friends and ‘cus- industries | fair, largest ever held in South; Asia, * » * On hand with impressive exhi-' bits are Russia, Red China, East: Germany, Poland, ‘Czechoslovakia, ‘Romania and Hungary. The exhi- ibits range in size from Hungary's 8,000 square feet to 58,000 for Red) Chinat All ‘are attracting big) crowds, with the Indians particu-! larly curious to see what their Chinese neighbors are doing. There are also displays from the United States, West Germany, lands, and smaller stalls from sev- eral other non-Communist coun- tries, . | + * * _ Together the Red exhibits far| ‘outweigh those from the Western jworld, even counting the 100,000 isquare foot American pavilion. In the field of publicity the Reds have had it all their own. The of- ficial fair guide carries almost 100 pages of advertisements from Com- munist states and less than half a dozen from Western govern- ments. Other Red ads appear in buses and in newspapers, ~ * * Trade delegations from the Red ‘countries are busy holding news conferences and seeing Indian gov-| jernment officers. From these meet- lings emerge daily news stories India’s main commercial contacts. | Wild Automobile Lands on Soft ° Hotel Room Bed _' DALLAS (}—When Mrs. Edward Lee Cowart investigated a noise in their hotel bedroom last night she reported to her husband, we you've got a car in your. Po ve been expecting it.’ replied! her. husband, night clerk at the! St. Paul Hotel. : A late-model car had missed a! turn in a skyscraper parking build- ing next to the hotel, leaped six feet throygh space, and crashed through the wall! of the third-floor bedroom, The Cowarts were visit- ing im another room across the hall at the time. The parking station attendant Fred Jackson, 22, said the car's brakes failed to hold and the ve- jhicle leaped off the winding ramp | No one was injured but Jackson said “I thought to myself, I'm S igonna get killed and gonna Kill # | somebody - |Home Service Wor Subject of Meeting Chapter, American Red Cross were ‘explained by Richard Poole of) 4 | Waterford at the meeting held yes-! terday at the chapter house on Franklin Blvd. _ Poole showed the relationship between the home service com- mittee and the executive com- mittee and the way in which the éareer staff and the home service committee works together. For the benefit of new com- mittee members, Poole explained the over all function of the home | service department. He said the primary responsibility is to aid the active serviceman and his de- pendents, Functions were illustrated with }case studies by Mrs. Ruth Spur- lock, director of home service for the chapter. Harold Brady, chairman of home service com- and gave a statistical report. He announced that the next meeting. \Powerful Pipe Tobacco [Packs Explosive Punch went Cliff Boone’s pipe when he’ touched a match to it while fish-| ing on the Jensen Beach Bridge | yesterday. When Boone recovered from the shock, he explained to other fisher- pocket to fill his pipe with loose | tobacco. A forgotten .22 caliber rifle car | tridge was packed with the tobac- leo in the pipe bowl. The bullet! flew upward and glanced off the rim of Boone's hat. Boone went on fishing Staff Joins Adlai at Home | for Thanksgiving Dinner LIBERTYVILLE, Ill. @® — Adiai . at Miami, | Fia., Nov, 30. The remainder of) his next week's itinerary has not been set. sd — inten & Nine mers et of each 20 can: recall the advertising message on | He put in a claim for be shed damages against the city Los Britain, Austria’ and the Nether-) : |checks, have become increasingly | over $27 million jincrease of 20.2 per cent over the|. \37, mittee presided at the meeting will be held on Dec. 19. | JENSEN Beach, Fla. }—Boom! | men that he had reached into his} nae his automobile under a mon- key puzzle tree, The tree began ceding ola cones shortly afterward, Some of. the cones weighed as much as eight pounds each and were as big ag footballs, Five of them crashed on top of Stadelman's car. Angeles, which planted the Chilean levergreen trees. On advice of the ‘city attorney, the claim was hon- ‘ored yesterday, But the city won't be planting /so many of those trees in the fu-! Bond Sales Rise During October County Buys $1,596,584 Worth to Boost Total by $513,885 Purchases of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds by) Oakland County residents totaled $1,596,584 during October, accord- ing to Alfred C. Girard, chairman of the Oakland County Savings Bond Committee. The total exceeded the total pur- chased during October, 1954, by). $513,885, Girard said. The county's final figure for the first 10 months of 1955 was $15,494,085. Series H bonds, which provide current income in the form of semi-annual treasury interest. popular in recent months, Girard) disclosed. Most E bonds are pur-! chased through payroll savings plans. Sales for the staie were slightly ~ in October, an same pane in the p preceding year, Music Box Eliminating Traffic Protests in Court VAN NUYS, Calif. —The clerks = the municipal court got tired of listening to the protests of traf- ifie violators. They chipped in $70 to pay for! )installation of a sound system that’ carries frequency modulation rad- ‘io music into their room. The clerks say it was money well spent. Not only does the music sound) much better than the protests, but the protests are falling off since the music was a= in. ft Thanksgiving Dinni Dinner Awaits Bird Poacher DETROIT «Bernie Randi ot Detroit, |dinner for oiores “na ue he’s going to get one. Police said he picked up a turkey| at a supermarket, stuffed it into) \a bag and tried to walk out of the! "Be without paying for the bird. will get turkey at- the = jail. He is there — a sentence after pleading ~~ S larceny. 1956 Big Screen TV HISTOR new noist om Factory & SERVICE: Call MAKING Open TODAY Thankgi ing Zl . Come In or Call for FREE Home Demonstration a FEderal 9-949/7 See the Complete Line at Our Factory Showroom 1116 W. HURON OPEN DAILY AND fronton c, 10 P.M. In the Muren Bow! 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Fc oreign Harpsicord Gives Jazz an Old-World Ritf A harpsichord is making a hu-/chord in today’s popular songs and] manities class popular to students | | orchestrations, this year at Wayne University in. *_ * * | Detroit, | The soft toned harpsichord, an’ Dr. Henry Hermann, professor of instrument out of the Napoleonic] education at the University had the era, is used by orchestra leader’ from y hae onsets imported sean Freeman in his musical ar- His ‘pales nau gaining first ‘rangements and a few years ago hand musical experience of the late Was featured in the hit recording’ medieval, Rennaissance, Baroque of Saroyan's “Come on to My) iperiods as well as jazz. |House” sung by Rosemary | “We show students how to put Clooney. — sere “ art, agri ‘IMPORTED FRON. 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By MYRA SNOW north of the church, at 5622 Sum-|the close of this service the day's , re see Press Correspondent mers Rd, observance 4 be climaxed ~ e 0 ri Way 2 - epo ven WATERFORD TOW! — A the, np grade to help ropa in} NORTH BRANCH — One-hun- _Faticlyating i tee day's oak pte erp BP pyc Edward és gael a students in aa areas of achieve-| On Monday, six leading author- dred —_— of service to its pa- living ex-pastors of Py tire RESIDENT PASTOR os Wobisford Recreation ; inter Means Greater ments, mental maturity, aptitude,’ itieg iq ghis field will instruct |‘!Shioners in Burnside township.) o these, the Rev. Leo Gafiney The parish, founded in 1855, was Deportment Expects 400 . PS ce for Injuries to interest and personality will be in- teachers in the use and limita. |Lapeer County, will be observed by) o¢ petroit will celebrate the Cem: | first served by a priest coming troduced in the Waterford Town-| tions of tests. Dr. Marie Skodak, |the members and friends of St.) tennial Mass at 11:00 a.m., fol- weekly ftom Swan Creek Settle- at Dance : : ship School system — =e director of visiting teachers in | Mary's Catholic Church on Sun-| lowed by the Rev. Harold Rose- | ment, now known as Anchorville. The w ee ers rey a ane ¢ suf at the, Dearborn Schools, will give the |day, Dec. 4. brook of Yale, who will rive the |The first log church, erected in en Towel The coming winter months prob- pa pier ails | opening address, ee » official welcome, 7sS6, was located at the south end agent ite, apenntred ably will mean a greater chance by! Other consultants are James C.| St. Mary's, which is the moth-| Breakfast for outside visitors at) Of the present cemetery saw township recreation depart- injury among brought Se ee long, tet by Lafferty, director of psychological| er church of the parishes of Sac- the Centennial will be served in| the construction of the first rec-/ment will feature Don Zee, radio from ranges and pastures to. a committee was formed a year| Services, Wayne County Board of| red Heart of Brown City and SS'the perish hall at 12:30 “Open| tory. announcer and disk-jockey, Friday confinement of winter ago to study tests which would) Education; Milma Wickstrom, De-|Peter and Paul of North Branch,| House” for all in attendance will The Rev. John Busche W&S! night. . a report today from evatlate the school program, as- troit Public Schools; Dr. William) is situated on Summers Road, in| follow, with refreshments served placed in charge of the Burnside) Four hundred boys and girls are American Foundation for Ani- gist the teacher in choosing the Hawley, Director of vocational edu-|the heart of an agricultural dis-| from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. township parish in 1864. In 187lexpected to attend this : best techniques to use in the class.|cation, MSU; ‘and Dr. H. Glen|trict, seven miles east and south! Benediction at 4:00 p.m. will the second church was constructed /dance at the Community Center ° oad room, would furnish information| Ludlow, University of Michigan! ot North Branch. The Rev. Paul|be in charge of the Rev. Frederic] ®t the north end of the cemetery, /Williams Lake Road these ar agh on the progress of each student and and Dr. Edith Jay from Wayne|R. Hennes is the present pastor,|J. Borck of Maybee, and the Rev. rane Rev. Fr. Gratza named Normally Youth Nite is con- ae sharp give a comparison of educational Universi: whose home die in the rectory, Patrick O'Sullivan of Detroit, At) the resident pastor in 1885. Geckal. ‘Wanless: tak tee te “i other s 44 status of students with other stu The present rectory was erect- | Thanksgiving the planning com- rt Raggett cold dents throughout the nation. oe mittee set Friday for this week's is danger thet, sock Appointed by Superintendent parish, Sacred Heart | program. ; will slip\ or stumble frozen aie Board | re ents Report cated Sept. 18, 1807, Moy 1, 1907, | A10Ng with dancing to latest ree.|M@ St 7:4 p.m. Sunday. Th cbiccts or icy spots, often bring- sos “agg origurch ence oa "” | marked the dedication ot 8, {2T0S, EtMes and a dairy bar will| Rev. Me, Temple le & represent ling injury, ruined feet, oF even school, assisting him are . tured, Michigan fractures, eee eee | a TOWNSHIP —jcommission shduld be that of for-jcontract with a firm of planning aan ‘Junior high Youth Nite; the high| Bible Meditation League. In addi-| 1) aa, sceue dhe farm pal of Isaac E. Crary Junior Farmington Township Planning mulating a plan for com-|consultants be entered into for a ' |school youth nites little sister,| tion to his sermon, the Rev. Mr.) iia take « few simple High School; Mrs, Emily Hicks, |Board formally presented a com-jmunity development. The next] period of two years; that the funds} St. Mary's edifice was moved|normally conducted every Friday| Temple will show colored pictures mncaseren, euch 98 principal of Stringham Elemen- |plete and comprehensive report to/stage of the work is to find out| necessary for the execution of the| across the road to its present lo-|will be held Dec, 2, announces the|Tecently taken in Korea which fades agg affected animal, tary School; Mrs. Catherine |the Township Board at the regular|what future improvements are|plan and retention of the consult-|cation in 1915, to be entirely de-/recreation department. show the need of gospel literature) St" OS ssa a tourniquet if Parr, first grade teacher at Lam- | meeting Tuesday night. They pro-| needed, : ee be ee ee Oe rs WT Pe te vain of SERENE ‘to. the homeless orphans and refu-) * pofpe in bert School; and Mrs. Barbara |posed a master plan for the town- Board he Township Board see . ° gees there. _ ing Penman fifth grade teacher at |ship, as suggested to them by ea P evs soehanaibtin pos , |the consultants render to the town- The ponent church wap bait onal or ner one Service : . _ “Strong disinfectants should not Waterford Village School. Robert D. Carpenter of the Detroit) 5.4, for land use, toning, |SiP all services mentioned in the| dedicated in 1930. The outdoor, | UTICA — Cornerstone laying Methodists Slate Film be used on open wounds because : " s¢| Area Regional Planning Commis-| niin , * |Planning Board’s reports. “Shrine of Our Lady,” was dedi-/Sefvices for the new Trinity Luth- : ‘ they may aggravate the condition Spiavament ia te Sate se major sient witenings and am- cated in 1953, followed by the con.(eran Church have been set for 3} LEONARD—A film, “This Gath-|or delay healing.” will be tested in third, fifth and """~ es) 6 tensions and a topographic map | E.V._ Blanchard, | townshiP | struction of a new altar. Ambry,/P-™. Sunday. The Rev. E. C. Web-jering Storm’ will be shown at the! The Foundation adds that ani- seventh grades.. An additional for buildable plan study and | supervisor, complimented Tabernacle and Prie-Dieux in the|er of St. John's Lutheran Church| Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m.|mals with serious wounds or in- reading test is scheduled for the} Thomas Cornell, chairman of the) sewage service study. Peeuee piled tr Ge exmioek : aoe of Fraser, will be guest speaker. Tuesday. . juries should be placed under vet- ith grade’ Tests of mental ma-|Planning Board, pointed out that ; im which the report was drawn |D@5t year, and a new Shrine of | © TASTt: - = turity are planned for the third, |the initial objective of the planning| 4 Population study will present) 05 otea However, he anid or Saar the path bak Other neue = » matter, the Town- : are the vocation! aptitude test (Cicuit Court Date _—_|sharacersics of popatons. Oo) Tp woaid verre mere (fume 1. 1956 Date : given in the ninth grade to assist Set on Murder Charge aa ts ante hfare pat-| time to study it before taking : courses of study student) Examinati Samuel Vaughns, tern, the recreation pattern, utili- action. . Gr , leti . nd an roe nay dork for|33, of 73 Crawiord ‘St, was com.|ties and public service plan and| The Board will meet sometime for rade Comp fion| z= — pleted in Municipal Court Wednes-|an economic base study. within the next two weeks to dis- 4 5 , cuss the plan, then will hold a! FERNDALE — The ‘$3,000,000; : = day, and Vaughns was bound over| The Board also proposed that a) el Eight-Mile-W 4 | ; C { | st il to Circuit Court on a charge of|plan for neighborhoods and com-| Special meeting with the Planning -Mile-Woodward grade sepa- | < 3 ay ity 10 insia second-degree murder. "| munities be adopted as part of the|Board, Road Committee and Water) ration will not be completed until | x 4] ZA Vaughns, who confessed to Pon-| master plan. | Committee. June 1, 1956. Representatives of the Meters for Parkin ‘|tiae Police that he shot a Detroit a Michigan State Highway Depart-| i g a Oa me unl te acdeua the porpess of fe traffic a ‘Appointments for Blood |= told he Cty Cunmiosen Fp Hi re eee sane ox! $5,000 bond) imerease in motor vehicle trafic Donations to Be Taken [progressed sutficiently to permit] A beautiful floor model filing East Third Street from Main to\°Y Municipal Judge Cecil McCal-| and cvateate Me patiers im 8 | sie AMORA — Metamora’s|“<"tain turns, which will take some cabinet that is an asset to Almont Ave., and on Almont from ‘4m. oceeie Sone through. | ota of blood donations when the|°f the heavy traffic from the resi- | every home . . . complete in- 3 ve., and on cenit out the community. The section ——- bile visits Lapeer Monday |%¢™@! area, with a promise of] an filing box that locks for f Third to Fourth Street. There will —— en transportation will be con-~|>/oodmobile visits Lapeer aap er the first of the ' ‘eo fit be & time limit of two hours. | Market Manager Guilty with the planning relation. |i 12 pints. toms oftes safety . . . also filing space has cerned Appointments can be made a majority Of Short Weight Hams | stipe of trecks, rail snd ‘ue|through Mrs. Ray Hallenbeck or just Mrs. Donald Cascaddan at the! opened. The overpass for Metamora Post office. and southboung on ily : F i li i E Ci LAPEER — Tuesday Club mem- oe eee [COMPLIMENTS BOARD ‘bers will meet with’ Mrs. Geo. W. ‘is morning that wea After presenting the foregoing re-| DesJardins on this Tuesday and tions and « carpenters strike i rE i FE _\O’Neal-Thybault Rite Performed ‘lin Clarkston mediate families, Attending the couple were Glen- da Whitlock and Raldoriese Pel ham. The couple now resides at 10465, Reese Rd., Clarkston. OBSERVE ANCIENT CUSTOM — The Herman Roth family, wreaths are being made and sold by the Rosary Altar Society of St. - 1185 Decker Lake Rd., Walled Lake, are shown observing the age old Williams Church. Left to right are Mrs. Roth, sons David and Mathew e Ciiristmas custom of the use of the Advent Wreath. Of symbolic sig- and Mr. Roth preparing to pray before the evergreen circle. ee ee ee SN Se et ete. Te Wes : “Advent Wreaths Slate Joint Instruction Church Club Changes” Building Is Delayed (iets soi Chatters Made and Sold em. Qe mee by Cost Estimates . | wouy — A joint senoot ot in-'by Altar Society | warerrorp — striction will be held Monday WALLED cE — The “The architect's over-the-estimate/ evening at 7:30 at the Holly-Ma-| sitar aaa — St. wane, Community Church will not_meet ij ety ae | - planning of the proposed new pub-| sonic. Temple, Participating will] Church, in Walled Lake, is promot-|tp ages” TTitay &® regularly} | ee _ lic @afety building has temporarily/be the local Electa--Chapter of|ing the use of the Christian cus-| “tn place of thi 2 delayed the progress of the edifice.|the Eastem Star and Brandon| ‘om of the Advent Wreath. aa leave according to City Manager Walter| Chapter of Ortonville. Observance of the custom be- |p.m. ti GPE TE alld Fee, . ov, oO said the architect, Le0| Refreshments will follow the meet-| until Christoaas Day. ae — a | oe Under the direction of Mrs. A.| Laying of 1,200 miles of railroad] to something the city a a ee E. Harris and Mrs. E. Garland, tracks has started in eastern . County Deaths 50 wreaths have been made and sia. New railways will serve | ft cost was established sold by society members in the|rich grain-growing regions of the} The building, to be . past month. Leaflets accompanied|Kazakh Republic, Alma-Ata re -| sated next to the city hall, will Steven J. 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Here's the kitchen-tested recipe: LEMON BARBECUE BEEF LOAVES Meat Loaf Mixture 3% pounds ground beef | ‘ys cup lemon juice \“% cup water 1 egg, slightly beaten 4 silees stale bread, finely diced % cup finely chopped onion 3 teaspoons seasoning salt Topping | % cup catsup | 1-3 cup brown sugar’ 1 teaspoon dry mustard Ye teaspoon ground cloves \@ teaspoon ground allspice € thin lemon slices Combine all ingredients for meat, loaves, Mix well and shape into six individual loaves in a greased ob- long baking pan. Combine ingredients for the top- ping, with the exception of the lemon slices, Bake loaves at 350 degrees for 15 minutes, then cover with topping and place a lemon slice on each loaf. Continue baking for 3¢@ minutes, eccasionally, Serve. with sauce in pan spooned over loaves. | Six servings. A good vegetable accompaniment ue lemon meat loaves 8 brussels sprouts tossed with browned butter and sprinkled with) slivered almonds. ‘ Steel Shortages SEVEN CRAWLED AWAY — This is a general | view of the Edward Hall home | from which seven members of the Hall family | crawled out safely after a windstorm of tornado \Pears Appeal - to Most Finicky of Breakfasters cua és * ; 2%, proportions swept through Randolph County. Three persons were killed aond 21 injured in Indi- ana as the wild storm lashed across the state. in Carlos, Ind., Force Expansion Iron Age Predicts Ingot Capacity Will Increase 16 Million Tons NEW YORK, (INS) — The maga- zine Iron Age has reported that amid the near-chaos of the worst steel ‘shortage since the Korean war, steel froducers have launched another expansion program aimed ‘lat meeting increased requirements _Mices of fluted bananas, and|of 9 growing economy. Rich Cookery The publication estimated that in Brazil Nuts Add Appeal Poor Service ishells of Brazil nuts are to Bread Crumb Stuffing | To the traditional bread crumb Remove from heat, stir in beat- idressing for poultry, the addition en eggs and stock or water. temperatures of 60 to 70 degrees. lof Brazil nuts is a noteworthy in- : a 'spiration. The Brazil nuts become _ Yield: Stuffing for 12-pound _ Humidity, helps, too, and this ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2%, 1955 » Lake Misurina in preparation for the 1956 winter Olympic champion- OLMPIC PREPAREDNESS — Stands are built on bank of Italy's Ships. Speed skating events will be held on the lake, which freezes over during the winter months. : more tender during the baking ‘key, or two 6-pound turkeys, period of the stuffing, and while “ims three-fourths cup stuffing they maintain their own flavor Pet pound dressed weight. : they seem to enhance all the other| Note: If desired, stuffing may '"dication of ripeness; when pears stuffing ingredients. \be baked separately to serve with ! hand pressure, * * & chicken, veal or beef. Place stuf- Brazil muts have been used in fing in foil; seal edges tightly. poultry stuffings long enough now Bake in moderate oven (350-375) to have won a loyal following. So 35 minutes, or in a slow oven (335 popular is this nut-enriched stuf- degrees) 45 minutes. ae ee Catholic Bishops Join Campaign g ef. Ice Cream Is Included in Cherry Chiffon Pie Dissolve 1 package cherry-fla- vored gelatin in 1% cups boiling liquid (liquid from 1 can (1 pound) red tart pitted cherries plus water to make 1% cups. Add 1 pint va- nilla ice cream cut in chunks; stir foil. _* £ «© | | It helps during the holiday din- ner to have the Brazil nuts jalready shelled before assembling the stuffing. The crinkly tough i } } A-Method to Aid Gas Refineries | New Process to Benefit _ Petroleum Industry and Car Owners may be cheaper if the methrod | produced in gny quanitity by the new method. Gasoline and oii for motorists | in moderate, oven ) utes or until done, Cool 5 minutes. about 35 minut@s or until done. Cool 5 minutes. Remove from pan. Storms Saw Columbus’ | Crew Pledge Pilgrimages MADRID — In rough weather it was customary in Christopher Columbus’ time for a ship's‘ crew to pledge pilgrimages if spared shipwreck. Columbus vowed “to watch one night at the Church of Santa Clara de Moguer” and to worship in the first church dedicated to the Blessed Virgin he should find. This was during a hwrricane on the return: from his first dis- LINDEN, N. J. # — The pos-| works, he indicated. sibility of a major revolution in’ Murphee, a member of the gen- refining petroleum was put forth/eral advisatory committee of the this week with announcement of a} Atomic Energy Commission, said) new atomic process. also that a progress to bombard covery~ voyage. Two days later his ship reached the Azores. Churchmen Meet at UM ANN ARBOR (—College town crude oil with neutrons, presently Eger V. Murphree, president an experiment at Brookhaven Na- for H usbands £ i icracked if the nuts are boiled i Then Brazil Nut Stuffing % cup (1 stick) butter - ‘% cup chopped 2 cups chopped Brazil nutes } ‘4 cup chopped reley i 1 cup chopped oolong and leaves | i per } 1 Ty seasoning 8 cups soft bread crumbs 2 eggs, beaten (optional) | l.cup stock or water | ‘Moral Laxity’ in Movies _on Increase in Nation, Prelates Claim until - melted. . ‘baked 9inch pastry shell. Chill 20 WASHINGTON ®—The Catholic Siimates oF until firm. Makes one hierarchy of the United States will! -. campaign through the church's Le.' . gion of Decency against what the | of the Esse Research and Engi- | tional Laboratories in Upton, N.Y., pastors, student and faculty parish workers and other interested per- '| padiation from a 13-inch cobalt sons, will icipate in a confer- had yielded a larger amount of! ence on i aes ministry to gasoline than from conventional the campus Sunday and Monday at methods. ; ithe University of Michigan. It will ‘be held im conjunction with a stu- ident study retreat, ‘“‘The Christian Student at the University.” | neering Co., said that gasoline | has been refined from petroleum | by being exposed to gamma | Bive. le cee ea | The cobalt pipe, made radio Chiffonaide Dressing ‘active in an atomic pile, replaces| Chiffonaide dressing is delicious the 1,000-degree Fahrenheit Tem-)over hearts of lettuce. To prepare’ While Africa is often considered peratures now needed to refine the! it, just add chopped hard-cooked a flat country, actually more than oil, along with prssures and speed-|egg, chopped cooked or canned 40 per cent of the South African beets, minced onion and parsley’ Union is on plateaus 4,000 or more up agents. i 7 bebes rag 4 ; . j f i if I F «53 a ; dike | [ iy § i i I g E z z Plans for a ‘‘revitalization of the Melt butter in large saucepan .ims and purposes” of the Legion, Murphree - said the two-year ‘to French dressing. | feet above sea level. skillet; Thea lege ang Air 2 a Catholic organization for — not brown. Stir in Brazil °V@uation of motion pictures,| ‘were announced last night through | poultry seasoning; add bread ighily. ag ‘the National Catholic Welfare Con- ference. BISHOPS APPROVE | NCWC said the program was ap-| proved at the annual meeting of jcardinals, archbishops and bishops here last week after the church- jmen heard a report of their com- |miittee on motion pictures. For serving ham to a crowd: Re- The announcement said 4 i i the | edad Aqua Show at UM nized swimmers in the nation are "OK Bond ‘Issue ANN ARBOR i — Voters have approved a $3,200,000 bond issue, supported by a five-year millage isting facilities, India reports increased air traf-| fic. between Bombay and. London in recent months. ANN ARBOR @—Top synchro-| increase, to build three new ele-, Blend soup and milk in medium-|per cent, were listed as unobjec- schools and improve ex- Si | Stirring often, until cheese is | man of the movie committee, said the Legion of Decency this year *|condemmed four American and four foreign films and listed the) P largest percentage of objectionable | ‘films in its history. ; { pts ‘THESE WERE BANNED Amercan movies condemned pound ham. ‘were “Son of Sinbad,” “The Gar-| for your party buffet. iden of Eden,” “I Am a Camera,” 8 7 ‘and “Karamoja.” The foreign pro- | Shopping note: Canned hams ductions were ‘The Bed” and a range from 1 to 15% pounds. Se-|Game of Love,” both French; Values in lect the size ham to suit your! Iilicit Interlude.” Swedish, and eae et need. Canned hams weighing|“Mile Gobette,”” Franco - Italian. |} pieost Yate three pounds or more must be re-| The bishops’ committee said the we give Gold trigerated: read label directions ° | Legion of Decency, reviewing 275) domestic films, held that 92, or) ‘about 33.45 per cent, were morally objectonable in part for both chil- dren and adults. That was an in- crease of 11 per cent over 1954. Only 82 of the movies, or 29.82 tp Cheddar cheese. o2. eath) whole white saucepan; add cheese. Heat, tionable for general patronage, melt-| There will be a “crusade” in ed. Add potatoes; heat thor- every diocese, NCWC said, “to oughly. Serve with a generous arouse Catholics to vigorous pro sprinkling of paprika. Makes eight|tests over the increase in ob: servings. fee.) tionable-films.""- - ss | I . i r , Chunk, Large | Bazley’s Better bhi: G BO h — 9 STEAKS == §5i, 29% BAZLEY’S SNO-WHITE VEAL SALE!! For Stuffing Rib or Loin reety Lag : fc quality foods! 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In 1948 forty two of the 44 squad members became deathly ill be- fore the Navy game after eatir 's|turkey dressing whith: had soured, Navy Coach Expects Welsh to Be at Best Against Cadets ‘ball history, yet Coach Eddio Er- delatz believes he will show he's even a better quarterback than yards thar any player in Navy foot- ste ages ee oe mae ts ; tk th Rnd wh wl re ie, a tn rt we Warriors Stave Off NatMiddies Warm Packers Find Rally for 6th Straight RE Damage Suit By THE ASSOCIATED PRES score at $7. with less Up Aerial Arm _| Upon Arrival 4 = : A block thrown in the -way of the Greet Bay Packers before they got bd Briggs stadium for today's ball game with the Detroit Lions.” The block won’t cost the Pack. 0 , wo BE li fi Wigan i 32 é e [ >E EF - | e RF g Junior Cap team. Holmberg mects Joe Gaston of Burlington in his first match and Henry takes on Lloyd Brown of St. Louis. Bruins Get Ready With Early Drills LOS ANGELES (@ ~The. UCLA Bruins are not taking their Rose Bowl assignment against Mich- igan State lightly. The PCC champions will begin practice Dec. 10 for the New Year’s day game, with workouts five days a week, coach Red Sand- ing that his- 10-year that play much this year, so he end the nie Erdelatz . a better quarterback ; tar fae esse wae (ON Place Hold The 165-pound senior Coal- : dale, Pa., has completed 76 of 122 passes for 1,143 yards despite the sore toe which became so bad that he spent most of the week before -.|the Penn game in the infirmary é 4 aT Se wih 2 avy’s dependence on 's < |passing is clearly reflected in sta- pcageceemge— song on tages tisties which show the team has|. Some guys like parades. gained more by forwards than pg aes Say se me ¢ With Welsh shipshape, Navy's - He had himself a ba only two seriously injured players his Broadway Bh are hal Chet Burchett and Boston Bruins 40 end Earle Smith. Burchett hurt a/tighten. their hold on 2nd place in ve Be meme reali the the Nationa! Hockey League. wie at 2 antth Wendel te Rae a rere ge year, hag played only 53 minutes Danes mages efor me. in three games this season because ‘of any injured knee. the fierce play, the Ist- Fullback Dick Guest also is hale|year Ranger skipper also saw his and hearty for the first time since| Bh chuck their big jinx, hurting a rib against Notre Dame Terry Sawchuk. New Oct. 29. n't beaten "at ae S previous games and H - two. goals Junior Net Meets a ca : . . decision, 2nd shutout of the Open in St. Louis . for ‘Ranger goalie Lorne moved the New Yorkers four ST. LOUIS @—A ‘talented field; including two members of the U.S. sews propel Mh Pressing Junior Davis Cup team, opens play| Sire, Ist place today in the National Indoor Jun merems. jor Boys’ Tennis tourament) , i a ee 50 out-fo-t a3. leegve lore than 50 out-fo-town from all parts of the country domi.|20%G, Reopens Office nate the field. Play continues} WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (INS)— through Little League, Inc., Brooklyn's Ronald Holmberg andlig back in business after the com -+|poration posted a $130,000 bond if commissioner, filed the suit charg- "The action was centered around his contention that the game no longer belonged to the players of worked Situation Well in Hand © LUBBOCK, Tex.—In six consect+ tive kickoffs, Texas Tech's Dave Lloyd made the tackle four time and booted the ball out of the ers announced yesterday. zone the other two times. that Erdelatz escaped a by means of a hurried final practice ses- 1953, this year’s team surprise og the coach. * * * in the strategy along Erdelatz were assistant coach- , Wayne Hardin, weg noted by qgege es oo. ¢ . e Ms, pay F urday year the coaches were Er res 2%! the indoor swimming atz has this sonsolation his teams fe Ge downs, . ears he has been coaching Navy,| . McDonald, and Cassady ‘| “FISHY” TALE — Linda Dell Beale, of Frank- ween's Lappino has etly 13. touchdowns, lin, Va., shows her little brother, Jim Vaughan, awe, but the creature is of the common variety : . but has booted 17 extra points. | 1° under-side of a sand skate landed off Nags that plagues sports fishermen by eating bait off Tells TCU’s Harold Pollard has kicked| Head, N. C. Jim seems to view the skate with hooks intended for channel bass. a er e 5 ts iat not, ning =| xect the Unexpected ae @,.,,0f Appointment s ’ ° * * .: in, monet temeltt's Never Boring on Michigan State. i... y ” booting 13inarow. : gy os : 5 cleat: Campus When Spartans Head for Roses. Nomed gs Choirman of Soak Page Cothern, Mississippi, leads : Probe Group in field goals with EAST LANSING #—“One thing|by turning out to be a resounding “This is your Los Angeles of- Bo ng ‘2a modern record. He's in action you can say about Michigan State| flop. fice,” said an unwelcome voice ki a agningt Ming State, “it's never boring. being around] And now, those astounding Spar-|“‘what’s this'sbout your hotel being) ELIZABETH, N. Saekepe - this outfit.” -— |tng ore bowkbetad agai jon-fire?” athletic commissioner’ Lose p pulled in five passes : . You looked sleepily around the|Walker disclosed Wedr Fnccaly abc tie Hi] Seay, Dnt alr.) Oe ney, seat went a ar . 4 i ‘ Pp, rae ” » latched on to 44for, 504. yards, State's sports Publicis te madeltrotes: that, the only cate tot Nl shady Seer brent a ae. 1 State's the remark a couple of years ago|when you are dealing with Mich- ‘whe a leged crime and corruption in the|™* ! nee L one ‘ when freshman conference mem-jigan State is to always expect). , ao ccmdiaa ater cnatens a ; Vent punters ber Michigan State was placed on| the Gg Fe tyme con) walker, whe abo heads the |Willie Saved His Best. . pen edn algal The pace had been hectic for) Sure enough, there was a fite| Elizabeth department of Athiet-| NEW YORK w@ — Willie Mays Sam Wesley's 7 aggressive that year|"°wsmer_covering the Michigan | in the linen closet.on the 2nd floor] fes sald he was ot his lof the Giants finished tied for tions for Oregon Sta en ove State team the Ist week the Spar-| of the main hotel. appointment by telegram from | third with Stan Musial in the Na- George Washington's made sports history. _.. |tans were at Pasadena. football players were | NBA president Louls Raziendl. itional League hitting race but mers leads in punt | ‘Michigan State ded with Mli- | There were daily practices, con-| Spartan “_ © | NBA makes its headquarters in [against yn he was almost 330 yards in 24 trips, nols for the tonference cham- |stant new developments, rumors| °*‘vins crippled emad: doge | CRERE®. : unstoppable, The slugging center wine of VMI heads the "| plonship and had to sweat eat a jto be run down—all adding up to a a rescuing frightened The ist step in the inquiry, he|fielder with the 319: league aver- turn list with 443 ae deadlocked vote before getting {merry merry-go-round of activity. bostine dowe decre with well, (suid, will be to confer with boxing|age batted 382 against Dodger Jim Brown of Syt | the Rose Bow! bid. Then cathe Sunday. A blessed) | 1 blocks and commissioners’ in other . states, |Pitching. He hit 12 of his 51 homers Berrie tga py Last year the Michigan State|4#y of rest. The team was to spend) 4. general craking’ headline (After geting their views and sur.|#eainst the champions. 32.0 with 10 kicks. football team surprised everyone//, 7) shedinenies ieamemeees: | heroes of themselves. pee ee tas any, fe Outfielder Arnie Hallgren, who ; There's 8 rele in Ge newapeper| After sil pag ning Phage " Leagan, wil oats dean alk toe . oo ore business that nothing ever happens| over, George- 5 Since his appointment as New ; M. td tineZ Outpoints D QM Clon » sunday morning. sports editor, remarked: “now all|Jersey boxing commissioner, Walk-|Milwaukee Braves in spring train- So Sunday morning was a time/|we need is an earthquake.” er has said repeatedly ‘that prop-|iné- for sleeping in. ee ee ee eae Then the telephone forest can and should clean up 3.8 ® oe rman iy atom ses Acictant |S Fi . government, : ‘Feminine Influence |Out Of Bounds peer it| Mn : at This Course National Hockey League stand- wa\No Good for Irish -tndding. all games ol Is Really Out Wednesday, Nov. 23: | NOTRE DAME, Ind. — Johnny Won Last Tied Pte FS GS! SEATTLE (®—Like a few drops ngjtinws, Ge Notre Disne: emtetant 8% Sey of Washington football players ome z 52/ sity ington ayers el ee eee eine hom Gia. job 1 @ 33 sputtered briefly against Coach of getting strapping young men * “|John Cherberg yesterday, then dis- ~~ {to come to South Bend and play appeared in a cloud of steam late football. : last night. “The worst fight I've ever had About the only person burnt thus was with a boy from South Cath- far in the spattering was Jim Suth- olic High in Philadelphia,” he said. lerland, backfield coach;-who “His name is Jim Grazione. Won- Lest Pet, seemed in highest favor with the derful passer, good marks, every- E #7 /dissident group. - thing. But he didn’t want to leave} a3 Be —.° or a gal there. i se"; Cherberg remained as coach to- “How did I do? What do you ai { Zaiday and there appeared to be no thin?k He's a freshman at Villa- dl likelihood of his depar- nova.” # ture, The finality of Sutherland’s i. Siiticated be already has de- it o berg ited ire $ It's Elite Trio : cided to move up Don Doll to Suth- | NEW YORK—Only three erland’s job. ue college teams have had no losing| men Basilio here, Nov. * * @ eae seasons since World War Doll is a onetime University of IIL. They are Penn State, nia star and a pro- bites fessional for eight years. t pegeewentative to the Pacific Coast He has been Sutherland’s assistant, The disappearance of the anti- Cherberg group was noted last night at what was supposed to be a Mass meeting of objectors at a downtown beanery. The mass, at latest unofficial but reliable re- ports, consisted of three players— and their girl friends. Perhaps 4 * * * The number of players who par- ticipated in protest meetings with red for Favoring Gripes of Players Against Washington Head Coach with all the called Cherberg’s tyrannical attle tude. 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Sympathetic residents have lyn Dodger post-game television each from Washington, Oregon Companies announcer, i i ; : Bears’ Sunday Clash) ; ROEBUCK ANDCO. 2 D y \\2 GALLON) meats unrm 9 p.m. come IN Now! LOS ANGELES ™ — Coach State, California and Oregon. ee Woody Hayes of Ohio State has|**tVation officials say at least!) .in2q same of the ducks in de- » entered 2nd Interna-|>tate, been voted the “ham of the week."|1,000 wild ducks - have beet) rergents or ether, then kept them nel Game Fish Toumemest, of sgfiRAT TEAM Fos, SECOND TEAM Wins Noone livrees ot ene tee Hayes gets a real ham for Ohio| stranded along 12 miles of Lake|iioors until the, birds’ natural] in four days of Bur two|carmchiael, Cait E _ Stewart, Stan. State’s victory over Michigan last| Michigan beach by a black oil|oiis appear. days betore the tournantent he and| ie Ore 8 7. “Moreno: UCLA ey. slick on the lake. Schendel believes the heavy| Reggie Foster of Chevy Chase,|Cueenucla & . Gilkey, calif | Each week veteran sportsman| Jim Schendel, president of the! black oil, which first appeared’ Md., both met with success, Felton|F*imer. UCLA = Co Long. Stan. Gene Royle, self-named executive)1_ Porte County Council of Con-| Saturday, was spilled from @ lake) landed a blue marlin and Foster/James’ Ore’ = HE Francis. Ore. 84. director of ‘the Farmers Market| servation Clubs, said some of the! ship. boated a sailfish. rr Ota. PB port, UCLA ® — awards a big ham to an out- ' standing coach. Hayes was the current choice. We hl seeks on last Sat-| Red Sanders, whote UCLA team ball Ohio State-Michigan foot-lwon and goes into thé Rose Bowl, game in which the penalty-lwas mot forgotten, He gets a jammed closing minutes touched] turkey. otf considerable reaction. : ieee Cards in Good game, yester- day concluded in a statement that of in the incident was “regrettable” but . : , “exlarged out of all proportion ‘to : ¢€ | ae pot for Upset SAVE 30°, ) s . * * : ee iene ete te! 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Trojan Track Star Abandoning Career LOS ANGELES (INS)—Fernando Quits Canadian F cotball: to Play Hockey for Leafs tr) TORONTO (®—Gerry James has forsaken the chalk line for the blueline. — is the reason. Maple Leafs of the National | Hockey League. James, a barging backfielder j } right winger } here from i Leaf officials were elated about the deal. They had tried for three }years, since James joined Winni- Leaf general manager Hap Day ‘immediately, but he ready to play for a few weeks. Veteran Club Pro Honored by PGA CHICAGO @—Veteran club pro . Bill Gordon, 58, has been named “Golf Professional of the Year" by the PGA. The PGA's “Professional Golfer of the Year” is another award given to tournament pros. It went to Doug Ford this year. 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Up to 2125 , there-jly last Sa’ of \Sports Personalities Find Numerous |\Reasons for Thanks,on Thanksgiving by omy o off — so handi- money than he did in the ring. on top in the Eastern Conference the National Football League. * * * - wlll Ah Top balloting went to guard Bernie Miscovich of Southfield, with Madison’s Jim Myers and Dave , nailing down offensive tackle and center posi- | tions. 7 Big Dan Potter of Hazel Park was Picked at right end and Ron Kleinsmith com- Leading contenders for the tithe | are coach Carl Lemle of Birming- oe Don Scott of Madison. where he’s probably making more ‘Averages 154, MILWAUKEE — The average) .lers average 190 or better, mw oar a geo be guest speaker of pro affair sponsored by the Civitan Club and radio station WPON at the Elks room. ve im Trea, Birmingham . LE jim Myers, gai egencagenees LT Be: Miscovich, Southfield ...,..... Lo Dave «2 i Larry Cadwell Royal Oak |... 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Welt ee ee ee _SIX'TY-SIX: _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, vias ee r I = z ae ee ie Ten ean tie Bn i ¢ see ee Y ; if : : 4 ® “Hoppy’ Proves He's Team Player, Not Glory-Seeker COLUMBUS, Ohio @ — Hop-| “Another sneak’s the play,” Hop- along Cassady, Ohio State's All- py answered, and no one ques America halfback, is a team guy, | (Ale him, not a glory-seeker, x Ellwood scored over center on Against Nebraska, Hoppy had the next play, and Ohio won it scored on runs of 14, 0 and 2/28-20. oa ee a te Scott Frost Choi Choice result of Hoppy's heroics, broke over tackle for .a arf T tt C run to Nebraska's two-yard line. 0 (0 assic In the huddle, Quarterback Frank! Ellwood said: | INGLEWOOD, Calif. w — Scott “You take it, Hoppy, on a quick |Frost rates the. strong choice to opener over tackle.”" itake the third arid deciding leg on Hoppy answered: ithe $75,000 American Trotting Clas. “Not a chance. You know Coach Sic at Hollywood Park today. Hayes wants a quarterback sneak Nine other horses were named to) in a spot like this. Carry it your- face: Sol Camp's Hambletonian self winner Ellwood went for_a yard on the Joe O'Brien, who guided .Scott first play, and again wanted Hoppy| Frost to a second and a first in to carry in for his fourth touch-| the other legs, is scheduled to be iin the sulky. down, is hecdquatiers of every one ¥% of them! h Hard Toe Hockey Skates 4 The kind that can take hard, rough play with extra-safety factor built in, ie BOYS’ Sizes 11 to 4 749 Men's Sizes from $9.50 ‘into a water hazard on the way to Corded at Swan Creek, Fennville| ‘the ninth hole of the Ida Cason 8nd Pointe Mouillee checking sta- | Callaway Gardens course at Chip- tions was 8.159 on Nov. 20. This | diet. g| ‘Eat Up’ 6,000 Tons of Game B Waterfowl Kill | mj (Count Heavier . Heavy - Concentration “of Birds Reported in Lower Peninsula LANSING W—Duck and geese of the Lower Peninsula are - the vation department said today. showedsome $70,000 dacks in Saginaw Bay, Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie. This was 300,000 more than were counted in a census taken the same time last year. Department game workers said ducks would start leaving the state in large numbers within a few days. An estimated 10,000 to 12,000 FISH STORY ON GOLF—Gladys : The department said hunters Hadiey heard that largemouth killed 268 geese during the Nov, 16- bass were striking at balls sailing 17 storm. Total waterfowl kill re- ley, Ga. Miss Hadiey took er Compares with 7,388 for the same rod along and the big one was period last yer. found to have been'on a golf-ball Dog. Nips Official in Heat of Battle ALTON, Til. @—Blackie is one of those dogs who can't resist football field during the heat of . LANSING # — Michigan hunters} bettie. ' brought home eight million dollars worth of meat last year, the state conservation department reported) today. The department said hunters and State Hunters at a Marquette-West Junior High football game at Public School | Stadium, was bitten by the small |dog while bending over a large j trappers harvested 6,000 tons of/ heap of young Americans to deter- edible meat valued at $8,298,878. | ts placed a mine the location of the bail. White Figure Skates . perfectly balanced to grace and smooth fineness. Ankle support built in. GIRLS’ Sizes 1] to 2 17749 Ladies’ Sizes $9.50 ° im » \ * picents per pound. Animals of ques-| }000 worth of meat--and rabbits = | added $1,400,000. Deportment biologis' value of $1,174,128 on the pelts of! official weighed the feasibility of animals taken by hunters and trap-|a five-yard penalty, he contented, pers. himself with occasionally rubbing. For purposes of the estimate, the offended leg and eyeing the’ most game meat was valued at 75, sidelines between plays. tionable val i g at % cents pound. ee esotd Charles to Pheasants -accounféd for $1,600, Meet Bob Albright SAN FRANCISCO uf _ Former, DURHAM, N.C. — Bob Pascal, Duke halfback, specializes in get- Table Tennis made for lots of fun. Set of $3%5 Mf four gloves Others te $12.95 $ 4” Official size and styles. Full leather cover with needle pressure bladders. WHITE of Chicago Brown Roller Skates $250 For more enjoyment of this Plastic Helmets .,... .$2.95 wonderful sport. For tots, — Pads ..ccs ties teens, adults. Prices from $122 Skate Cases ... $3.95 Skate SKIRTS . $3.95 Stops, Pom-Poms, Lights Stadium Blanket In waterproof case that dou. bles as cushion for seat. Plaid or — blanket. 100% °g50 Others priced from $21.50 SMEG SE, Double Runner Shoe Skates . Ideal for the beginner to give 6 confidence and good start, , SHOE SIZES 9 to 2 Brown or White ting short yardage when it- is cuspontridiena in the soatadie naieet largest in nine years, the conser A midNovember census It the herd is still too big for _ the available winter range, and | there is evidence that such is the DEER HUNTERS — Two Pontiac deer hunters were successful in their north Michigan trip re- ri en ‘hunter will claim today, and will Mrs. Lynn D. Allen Jr., with their prizes, two nice perfectly correct, that there jus Above Mr, and bucks. SS ant) SN ony, « in ” ing area that there were .s years ago, Before he bla ae ee ame oe = ATC Tourists val pet Like Tawases Make Up 8 Per Cont s| of Visitors to Upstate Spot in 1955 Answer in Sight By MORT NEFF Youngsters — particularly boys . have a natural longing to learn SPORT SHIRTS | DRESS SLACKS Large variety of colors 100% Wool Flannel - and styles. in assorted colors. s-M-L $295 Up 28-36 $995 up PIR aR ES sree é SUBURBAN * COATS © b\ 100% Wool — BROWN [| BLACK Ps GREY § HOUSE SLIPPERS 3 ee a _ SIZES Sil DRESS GLOVES Black, Cork, Tan $249 vp Sizes 10-12 3 Fn. $]00 taking shape in our public school system de- Penn Meets Cornell | in 62nd Grid Tilt as wh, hay schools are solely ‘PHILADELPHIA @ — A ‘so-so| tacking “reading, writing and ' corned team and a Penn eleven "rithmetic.” that hasn't been able to win a foot-| The movement is spreading slow: ball game in its last 21 tries meet ly but surely, with certain influ. ORLON SWEATERS ‘on Franklin Field tomorrow in the ential civie organizations and Fae lity, Long Sleeve 62nd renewal of their grid series.|sportsmen's clubs backing the pro-| bs, int, Tan, Shue Cornell goes in with a record of|ject in a number of 4 wins and 4 losses this year. Penn’ communities. a | oo While the Conservation Depart- season. ‘|ment has long been at work en- couraging Michigan school systems * Belair Stud’s Nashua wee eto Include the study of and. we ured for $500,000 by his late owner, | forestry, ‘William Woodward. — ibasic geology. in their "curecull City Youngsters to Learn About Nature |the new concept is far more effec. tive, and omg ol more attractive to the student Enough group camp sites are | animals native to already operating in various parts = their environ of Michigan to take care of a sur- into the group camp for a week is easily satisfied »¢ 5 time, While there is some the indoor classroom work, using mo- sake cad tion picture film as an important teaching medium, much of the city the problem of wosy is spent in the field where desire is far more inrobiems- in soll erosion, walter UP Deer Kill © Appears Larger Than in 1954 | MACKINAW CITY w—With re x and good sportsmanship. | turning hunters converging Sraite of Mackinae ferry docks jhere, state employes said today there were indications the deer kill in the Upper Pinensula this year would surpass the 1954 total. At 2 p.m. yesterday 7,323 bucks | had been brought across the straits compared to 7,364 at the and same time last seasen. But it was reported hunters stranded amy at St. Ignace because of a storm and! 4 GAG OPEN FRIDAY 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. ond Deoily Thereafter 10 to 8 Stuffed Toys, Mechanical Toys, Games, Purz Dolls, Trucks, and hundreds of others, ati BELL'S GOLF SUPPLIES 3152 W. Huron Street ~ on the straits were returning with more than enough deer to make up the difference. Bear kill was running below last year's figures, with 90 bears have been tabulated so far compared to 127 at the same time last year. Le Henry Kennedy and Selwyn (Jones finished -one-two in -the “ Give yoursel SIZES 7.10x15 sible this year, ALL winter long. Snowtread Tires 6.70x15 f all dae protection pos- A 75: BS cat §: AIRLIFT Pneumatic _ Spring Control Wat. 4 : Gael ‘For ail make. cars, BDON R. MacDONALD, INC. 870 S. Soginaw St, ten tata FE 5-6136 or FE 5-6137 i 7coons : Ree FE 2.2369 & ls as viele om THE PONTIAC ¥ PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 . . Do _ SIXTY-SEVEN Amazin — Aggies Shoo for Title! rpicenand ell ramtpnade mame | 4 i J } ‘ = Q gg in Women's _ TUCSON, Aria—Paul Hatcher is] MOTORS CO., INC. | COLLEGE. sTATION, Tex. ilo the season—the one each sciian At Hockey Meet pected to be able to play’ for MI 4-4440 . |Hard-bitten Texas A&M shoots for|would rather win most. Bode oe shia sic’ te Arizona in the season's finale at, 565 8. WOODWARD moon today in the : ** the basis of their CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. w — . BIRMINGHAM al of the Southwest's and geared: to its versatile|‘*Y ” */Eighteen teams of women from all) A720n@ State at Tempe, Nov. 26. longest rivairy—the battle| Walter Fondren and a T1-1 season record and beamuse | arts of the United States begin’ ee with Texas, Joe Clements, and with 15 seniors|they appear to be strongest in just ions | : | * @ 6 who never have lost a game tothe right to handle a/® day contest of stick-work : For the first time in a dozen/A&M, even as freshmen, can be passing attack and with terrific’ itoday in, the National Field Hockey | ome oh pee ot a See il aes meas s Wk moe ba peter tenant | Convertible Tops championship rides on the result of final gun. ing burly Jack Pardee, & line-| They will be competing for posi-| , : Se ee ee o 9 % hanuaerer from away back. _|tions on the United States and U.S. the parties can win it. The Aggies,| 't has been four years since the, It will be a nationally televised reserve teams. Competition will be Specialists | ed, haven't lost a a was scored here in 1951. Prior to|—in the stands. The kickoff is at leg here th Pp Been er ilthat you had to go back to 1999 for 1:15 p.m, (CST). ee = emer eee ennsy _ ja vietory over the team |play in the Cotton Bowl — Texas Teams entered included 5 from| Christian. They have one tie. Father Leadin had 130. Lowell North of San/Philadelphia, 2 from the Great - Dogged Texas, winner of - te g Diego, Calif., was third with 123,|Lakes Dp ae 2 from the North. | - |¢onference games, can ga 7 i east, 3 from the Atlantic States, the glory of beating a tradit Son in F’ inals and Wiliam Gentiinger of Jiet- iregion, 2 from the Southeast, 2) ional rival but it can also determine ington Bay, N.Y,, fourth with 116. from the Mideast and 2 from th where the championship is to go. of Yacht Race ‘Midwest. ‘| A ctory would probably} HAVANA w—It’ll take a com Area Cagers at Normal | Championship squads will be se.) hand Texas n, ected on the basis of one game which could then defeat Southern|Plete reversal of form today to) Two Oakland County cagers, for-' played each day by each team. Methodist and take everything. {keep Charles Cardenas of Cuba|ward Mike Groves of Birmingham —_——-— Se trom winning the world Star Class|and center Tom Gould of Milford 7. 7. LEAGUE ea has|yacht championship for the second|#e on the Michigan State/sneaw's | 18 Heide & Kidd = 8 been the biggest news of the con-|straight ra . Normal College roster for the 1955-|Girgelivilie 12. Xcel Corp ference campaign, including being} The veteran yachtsman went into| 56 basketball season. Groves, @| E. Yeager 194-409; Jacobsen's 600, | {banned trom bow! games for vio-|the final event of the S-race series|8iX-footer, is a sophomore at the|/S"*™* 1 __ lating the recruiting rules, Admit leading his son Soree ty 8 pom [Yost schoo, while the woot vem weno _ra INSTALLED! a a ALL SAME DAY SERVICE MAKES Seat Cover Special on. fight, oe eee of oni malice nas finishes no|five = . Larkspurs 26 Tulips 1 > . . . ight, worse than ninth he'll wrap up the ———- pu > | cpvoeinn’a cerors, to the fulest|tide with his Kurlsh V. ee Writer One Under Par [esa = 8 Morninerie $2495 ValueSaran Plastic ‘1 8” lies have the best record of any A&M The sade. is sat yet won a| HUNTINGTON, W. Va, @® ==| "Bolten: 0. O'Conner 6 i Deertch, 00] Installed while you wait. team since 1943. mht jrace. He was second twice, and| Leonard Crawley, sports writer ®e*u*: ©. Durnen 207, F Rigotti 586. | * * @ fifth in two other races. Yesterday| from England, toured the Guyan av TOMOTIVE LEAGUE ! They boast an advantage both he was runner-up to E. W. Etchels,|Country Club golf course with his j.:ome's Pi Auburn Mtr. 30) Seat Cover Ma rt AP Wirephete Offensively and defensively over — his Shannon as representa-| friend, Walker Cup Captain Bill wesegeere 36 Schram's 20 DUKE SNIDER, RANCHER — Duke Snider, who helped bring | Texas. a itive of the Central Long Island! Campbell of Huntington. Crawley Crouey's 25 Associates" 18, 1 36 S, Sacin t Ch FE 4.8272 the Brooklyn Dodgers a world championship, works a tractor on the |, But = is games ian’t.one to fallow — fie, played 36 holes on the unfamiliar Ciehn: = Ht Sen, “tame 8 onan asi 59.acre ranch he recently bought. Snider, who lives in Lynwood, near |2°™- It is fought with a frenzy) The elder Cardenas went into the| course and turned in’ a 143—one, Marurek’s 21 Averill's 4, ‘ . PONTIAC Los Angeles, expects to build a home on the-ranch, Sais tame because it is the most importantififth race with 138 points. His son' under par. he gg de te Ae ew ey ee — Kegler ‘Bowls ‘em Over on Way to 90th Birthday | MT. VERNON, N. y. @ — It's New York law firm that year, andl never too late, says Charles Cald- still goes to his Rockefeller Center| well, office daily, * He was 45 when he started bowl-! He concedes his bowling hasn't | Dayton’s MUD & “Uncle Chartie,” was born in War-| “I love young folke, and when 1 ~ bd seere te sce= Ts] DAYTON Rural Tires Bee oft Virginia im 1888. 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That turkey may have cost you four cents a pound more than the bird you bought a year earlier, shoppers but most other meats are cheaper isteaks, prime ribs, chuck roast and now. than then, Pork is a fine buy, | Hegs of lamb, Some stores are and beef has come down a bit, t00. proc: “The best buy is loin of pork,” mg four cents @ pound ott one meat retailer said. “We'll have loing on sale next week at six to, eight cents a pound below prices of a year ago, Smoked hams are) now selling at eight cents a pound | cheaper” thay ‘in November, 1954." The American Meat Institute took a survey in the Chicago area last week and reported that the N IFIP ILL LL eh Ahhh \ naihiely tidiiis & © 1 ( N to Run Boring Machine FOF ALIALZLLALLL LLL LL A from a year earlier, Beet items were down seven to 15 per cent, smoked picnics 15 per cent, other pork items 14 to 25 per cent and legs of lamb three per cent. pork, will find “good buys in VEGETABLES HIGHER The price of many vegetables moved higher at the wholesale level this week, but there is still) a good variety available at reason- able prices, bage, beans, beets, escarole, en- dive, iceberg, lettuce, artichokes, cucunibers, peppers, pascal celery and eggplant. The produce specialists note that; there is a wide range in price and quality in iceberg lettuce and that smaller size peppérs are more) reasonable than the larger ones. | “Moderately-priced” vegetables. tnclude carrots, broccoli, corn, / type sweet ~ are cheaper than the yam: CL LLL (de Worthwhile buys in fruit include va tHot-Up’ Opera N by Gilbert, Sullivan LONDON—Lovers of Gilbert and Sullivan are taking action to pre- vent exploitation of their operas when the copyright of the words ‘expires six years from now. | Leading the campaign to ask the British government to perpetuate ber Gilbert and Sullivan “‘hotted tional heritage and should be pre- served inviolate,” she says. What the film makers did with Bizet's “Carmen” in ‘Carmen Jones” shook Miss Alderly badly and peas, tomatoes, squash, cauti-| - flower, spinach, and yams. Dry Ne you, oranges and grape- : up.” el “The words are part of the na- f — DRUG aham si STORES FOUNTAIN SPECIAL \\ \\ / HOT TURKEY \WkY SANDWICH | }. 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Sienna, mea eel Medical Solon Sees Ike in Race Physician - - Congressman _ Predicts President Will * Seek Re-election THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1955 0 Se False Advertising WASHINGTON The commission issued its first (INS) — Ten group of complaints against 17, ...... more insurance companies have|bealth and accident insurance com- WASHINGTON (INS) — A physi- been charged by the Federal Trade | panies on Oct. 18, 1954, Of the total |cian-member of Congress states he ‘ : | “ Coninission with false advertising of 31 issued earlier, four have pear tenements medical examinations t i : 4 3 6 | of their indivudual health, accident settled by consent to cease and pave shown no permanent damage A ‘“ a ‘ : who tot = | _and hospitalization policies. ‘desist from the challenged prac- to President Eiseuhowers heart Ace 4 . This brings to 41 the number ot! tices Pa . «< « wen TH FTC allowed 30 days tor Rep. Arthur L. Miller (R-Neb), janswers to the complaints and) ischeduled hearings as follows: who was a practicing physician’ | Massachusetts Bonding and In- land surgeon for 16 years, predicted| | surance Co., Boston, March 7, 1956; that Eisenhower will seek re-elec- | Lumbermens Mutual — Co., | tion. "|* Miller said that if the ding. | + nosis is borne out, “there is no ALAN LADD: ALLYSON (THE MMICCONNELL STORY : THURSDAY DOORS bach 12:45 |Co., Dallas, March 6; Minnesota college campus was cleared of all temporary housing units preparatory to construction of per- manent structures. The campus is across the river form the state capitol. _MEIO Nations ‘Herald Success Organizational Session Links Pokistan-Turkey Defense Borders FLOATING A LOAN? — A housing unit used by Morris Harvey College in Charleston, W. Va., is eased safely onto a barge, not visible, tied up on Kanawha River, for the journey downstream about 10 miles to a point | near am. Albqns, The mechan en -eeenremecimnaen Hollywood Headlines: Edward G. Rébinson Jr. Believes Woes Are Over By BOB THOMAS ‘broken marriage and fas con- HOLLYWOOD —At 22, darkly|quered his drinking problem. handsome Edward G. Robinson Jr. 7. * * has had more than his share of; “I. couldn't handle it,” he ad troubles. But now he thinks he has/ mitted. “(Now I just have a little his life qm en qven eel. wiee before dlaner or a beer now a and then if I feel like it." del ary pe 1 tt wae ee oe The greatest boost for his morale eee stadie East Treaty ra ran 4 Long marria has been the improvement in his|Organization (METO) have agreed we amnad to anne as a ps MBS acting career. He owes it to Minnajunanimously their organizational problems. But that was Wallis, an agent who managed Van| meetings “‘had been most success- | for all my ais up os Ok wes Johnson's career, among others. ful.”” }no solution. When I y ag nd she’s the sister of producer Hal , ase ee eS tan ee The premiers of four Middle East | rt “= . = +t nations—Iraq, Turkey, Iran and Drinking added tp his problems.) Eddie had gone to school with the|Pakistan—and Britain's council and | He was arrested on drunk charges. | Producer's son. Mrs. Wallis, . for-|military and economic committees. METO forms another link in | the chain of defense alliances | around the perimeter of the Com- | munist world and aimed at con- | taining aggression by the Soviet | states. tions show the heart has been dam- "laged, then I'm sure his rs will advise him to take it easy in. the future. No one then would urge the President to be a candidate again. “But if there has been no last- | img damage to the heart — and every indication is that there has not been — then there is no rea- son why the President cannot serve another four years in the White House.” Miller, who does not now engage in private practice, said in an in- abdominal pains. The|terview that in. his opinion the traced to a thermom-|President could safely resume his his! golfing, provided he limited himself to nine holes or so. | American Accident Insurance Co., juenae: March 1. rolied into one wonderfud iConstont Temperature | WAYNESBURG, Pa. w — They aoe rans bros. » CINEMASCOPE WARRERCOLOR- seeeerwne sm teen antag JAMES WHITMORE - screen rey oy THO svicnpeman one Sam ROU EXTRA! “WINTER JAMBOREE” and LATE NEWS )vore AUDIENCE AWARDS —— DOORS OPEN WEEK DAYS AT to: SUNDAYS 10:45 Now Playing Prom Adventuring Giants Like Him — America Drew Its Greatness! BAGHDAD (INS) — The five NOW THRU SAT. MATINEE TODAY “] was acquitted on those mat-Under her wing, quickly got him ters,” he said. “My big problem| ‘oles in two Climax TV shows and] The new pact unites North At-] e|has wanted to be an actor. Hejlantic Treaty member Turkey with | Tlekigped college to attend two years|Southeast Asia treaty member Pak-| istan, \ The communique issued at the! end of two days of talks came at| the same time as a U.S. pledge! I'm afraid we would have de- ‘ito. maintain close liaison with the) weret SSP we had stayed ‘ipermanent council and the mili- ss pany er Streetcar waned Be tary committee. Robinson he has| =te- until recently is Ly * * * | “rou, from By ont of the) 700d Career has never gotten off! The communique also stated the! imember nations’ determination to’ parents who were always fighting. oe Awarded Higher south of Russia while working to- ; : wards the peaceful prosperity of Su Payments ‘the middie East. . FRIDAY SATURDAY teuer' boston “ry court| FORT WORTH — The gas indus MONDAY hould attend; a. private|since World War UL with an aver. au WOTE ‘AUDIENCE AWARDS [yg lage of 15,000 miles of gas pipeline being laid each year. Today the| gas ‘industry is the largest. single | source of business for manu: , |facturers of stationary ¢ engines. i STARTS SUNDAY—"THE UCT CANNONBALL” Also “THE LAST COMMAND” Wall Covering a month child support. OOOO OI OOOO TST OT SOT CC Te | ° Hayek agreed with Miss Gray Tile Patterns ¢€ Run. the child, Susan, 9, is unus- e Nas Sweet I or 34” Hi gifted and. should continue . Pe. end private, rather _than — — ree Is Awarded FOURTEEN or Maybe bal Asphalt Tile §j Ranch Style Rugs Jeter wn? od Never aa. _ Reg. $6.95 Hand Woven PSPS SF FSF SS ES Pe ee a ee “_eeerereererrreererereerreererereeree Dark with testimony that . Marbleized C ‘us at coeeset Gir Ba Had a Bath! Colors Es. Mes. Mary Fisher was granted a She could cuss like ai Tee eid uy aworce Tuesday after > trooper . . . shoot like af ~ soldier... and yearn like a woman! | | id Til R bb Til . He dated other women and he nidgid fle uDDer Tle. eer ec, 15 | Airman Won't Forget That s eg. 15¢ | Household |San Francisco Bay Dip 3 Standard Gauge C Weight ' C AeA. Cal, ley — Ae LISSIE __ Off Goods Ist Quality : they have walked away trom plane | A DELIGHTPUL LITTLE Me. Es. Lindsay id something ditter'$ TROUBLE MAKER . He swam away to safety Tues- YOU'LL MEET day when his FOF Cougar jet mis: overshot the landing strip at Ala- meda Naval Air Station and crashed into San Francisco Bay. Portuguese is the principal lan- guage spoken in Brazil. Symphony LATEX PAINT Here is a specially prepared a: s latex paint that will d : ) . e S$ 9 5 20 hoot cad pride $ 29 posseeesenesececny C OUN TT TH RR > > eo deg hgh and nip ! Enjoy an Old ‘ The Yeor's Big ~ . . : + ‘@ again witnout losing any o j ‘Fashioned , ‘ ; Gallon _its color or brilliance. | Quart : ‘Thaikey siete Day potioney all vs £AND . PRE AY . PONTIAC’S ONLY RS | eae - Rotunda Inn on DO IT You's ll “TS” Buffet and Smorgasbord } 110 sg 4:05 8 7:00 9:55 P.M. MART 256 So. SAGINAW FEdera!l 2-1026 na es i at i i i a ita tt il hi i i i i tt lt i i i a i i a i i i a i i Li i i i Min ip di in ti hn ints td dn th tn te dp ds A fi if . LLL LLL LL LLL ONILELELELL LEL LLIEGEEE E PES ECC EL SS CE CCF CFCS TTT CCC TOC ET TCC TOTBr PROS a. = ee Te =* BOSS 227 Ow eee £ = ee a ; oe, is aie aes : 4 i » s THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOV EMBER 21,1955 _ ‘SEVENTY- ONE, 3 ; fill Wei in America Be Forced to Sacrifice Our Cherished Traditions? gy HOWARD HANDLEMAN cold war tactics to a most imagina-| administration is trying to sible if the President Preldent approve junderatand if the Presi told|sians have increased pressure in|people for what lies. ahead by| “Success may be long in coming, eee eit ell eamnty ane : Sher eke ee ee enh cee cae oan ne ee - hopes for taxa ditterent form. ‘saying: , but there. is no temporal force so Geneva Conference RUSSIAN ACTIONS a include: . ie people to explain why a cuts and a balanced butget were) This interpretation of the situa-. “I know that no setback, mo capable of helping achieve it as _ foreed the Eisenhower administra- They and théir Chinese allies! 1 Can there be tax cuts, de-| f mobilization is necessary 6 | founded on con ge ey t6 be tion and of a possible move by the| obstacle to progress will ever | thie strength, the might, the spirit tion to make the most agonizing pave. ‘\fense- spending cuts, foreign aid wage the cold war in its Rew |the main hope: tha t Russia was President jibes with what Eisen- deter this goverment and our |of 165 million free Americans. reappraisal of all on both domestic! 1. Bought large quantities of Cuts and a balanced budget? More! form. ready to be more concilatory. ‘hower told Secretary Dulles Fri-| ‘people from the great effort to “‘In striving toward this shining and forgign policies. even and more administration leaders) The official said he was certain! The official said thet instead |day at Gettysburg. At that Uane| colahiich 9 jae. co, Gerebiy! iptel, dts country wil mpver SARE Some administration officials be- much of it is so spoiled are saying “no” to that quéstion would|of being more conciliatory the Rus-|the President tried to rally the) peace. — - | defeat.” | OF ee irae a, 6, Ramslanlit cannot be eaten. o Pe? threat so dangerous ms 2. Must there be that the U.S... may. be forced tol ,% ‘Promised Senteal Goweld” to |S Sadie ab penton? brian ecxcey te a These promises include such fhajor| tion officials answer that one with This tradition is that any projects as an Indian steel mill|* “9¢*-” American has the right te choose |and the tremendous Nile River| 3. Must free enterprise be some- bis way of making a living. dam the Egyptians want to build. what curtailed in the United States | They tthink that it may become * * *& for partriotic reasons? Can Ameri- | necessary in the national interests) 3. Moved in'on the Ceylon rubber Can competition continue to exert be ite. quit’ growing by paying five per cent ipirma, the tuna fishermen of nee: a eeeenne wal etaems world prices. jo | Because their exports| 4. Peddied obsolete surplus arms|J8Pan. the rubber growers of are pushing Burma into the arms|to Egypt and offered them to other|Ueviop andthe | cotton ot} of the Communists economically| Arab countries in an effort to get | P&¥Pt c and perhaps poli : @ political foothold. for their only markets? These are} The Russians have switched their Oe ee ere ‘ ; .| CONGRESS HAS ANSWER White Surfaces Reflect Tr2r aha ine mie me Us. : at the U Congress has the final answer) 80 Per Cent of Light tie, ee Se oe eae ed eS must whether he wan CLEVELAND — Tests show that| This new character of the cold ask Congress for support of a white is tops in reflection quali-|war has forced the Eisenhower program that not only would in-| ties, returning 80 per cent of the | administration to consider some crease living costs’for all Ameri light beamed in its direction unpleasant conclusions and ques-|cans but would force some Amer-| ‘ +I + ui 33 tions. : icans to change their way of earn- | The most unpleasant conclusion'ing a living. _ i trom One official said that it ts pos. fits i E = is o| § f Popular 8-Piece HOSPITALITY SETS ow —_ ae pant a with recepticals ~ Famous $3.95 . . . 6-Pace Reg, $29.95 Value a * y Py ~*~ > * " . iy Ss » aod ~ a | intrest DEEP FRYER : a seapgnt tt’ wee ul iishiega. pia i ; i e a Le ir Ps “ig ‘|GOODWILL| JSED CARS| YOU PAY LESS AT THE... PONTIAC RETAIL STORE | 'SS-PONTIAC CUSTOM CATALINA nadie, Cor Whke and Turquoise Beautiful Baltimore pear design . . . sugar end cream set with butter dish and trey. $16.95 Men's and Ladies’ ‘$1.95 PEDESTAL : CAKE DISH $ 22-kt. Gold Trim gift boxed. 22-kt. gold trim, gift boxed. 4s oe So's Kids’ Low Heel Footed Glass . FRUIT nowi Sf 691 / pe ‘Walls. $2445.00 35-Pc. Portable ‘52 PONTIAC csr CATALINA 2 %,” pete Drill $1095.00. 4 MeO rah 1954 PONTIAC CUSTOM 4-DOOR von I 7. "ii" e Coral and’ White, 11000 actual miles: wales $1595.00 hy Don't Forget Dec. Ist Is All: Metal SAFE DRIVING DAY! _ WIND-UP TRAINS Plush Beoutiful Toys $429 Tee " BSS%z5, sees: fom 1954 BUICK SUPER : vin RIVIERA 1953 BUICK 46¢ 46c CONV. COUPE | white Walls’ Yeuse a white 3 Walls, Dynafiow, $1095 camaro hs Domb 4-DOOR pooRt—i«*S $1345 7 895° | a 1 Ft. WALKING Radio, Heater, Hydramatic, Black........... 4 if a : All Metal DOLL $ tease eee 12195 ee | ven) muerm 18 ‘541 PONT! IAC CUSTOM CA CATALINA $1645 | 1955 PONTIAC [ER irre ins: ye ane Fi good “ Cae 1955 PONTIAC 870 CATALINA $19. wie ie ee | Ub $469 r s] 69 |= eter, rama, White Wal, 1945 | ™e Sit dee T ‘ 1955 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF $ 8 5 gar eee, 92395 |. “182 1955 FORD CUSTOM a $1545 ' Heater Only. Tri-Tone Green .. ~ Pontiac Retail Store aaa nn a ee eee ee ee ee ee os, — Se a ae > ate" saa re > 4 4 = f 3 ass nig Bape BR ater ae ens i a eee > i . ’ 5 ‘ALBUQUERQUE @® — With seit ecses; sol toe Produce “ gta for Mrs. Rho- well initold Pontiac Police that his bicycle = gop “peerage easdale, 90, 1930 Oakwood | Fharioeiving _ tor aifts trom\vaiued at $15, was: stolen from "et 2 eer Rd., Oakwood, will be held at 2|%#24. one applicant his home Wednesday morning... ee ae oe.) Mabley Chapel in Oxford with bur-|@Ppreach. = Police are investigating’ te: wy Gee te jal in Sashabaw Cementery. Mrs.| “A little girl in a letter to Santa|stand larceny of a: Nay 2 t pus $.00 Teasdale died yesterday at her/Claus, care. of . postmaster Hugh — a gymnasium locker — t Ne: tksesfo bu; ee P. Cooper, lists 10 items, all num-|tiae | Senior High School. tee . any 248 Be; ay She is survived by two sons,|ered, with an itemized price list. Gale, 185 Nav ajo Rd., was stolen fancy 1, 3.00-3.50 bu: ap- Henry of Auburn Heights and Al-| The total? ; 6 Se w fancy, 3.00 bu; No. 1, yesterday morning. d Ww . No. 1, vin of Phoenix, Ariz.; four daugh-| Sjt down, daddy: $44.19. - oo oe Aga ters, Mrs. Jessie Howes and Mrs. Ne ee A billfold containing $50 was 3003.80 uw: fancy, 3.06 Reva Charter of Oakwood, mel, i ille N (] \sti tarry Lawrence, 79 Mi wear, ba Maggie Charter of Pontiac and oqui hatvil @ ote St., Harry Lawrence, 179 ; 06-i.60 fos. Ds Gootr of Renevite; ens hy St., told police. ‘ brother, Fred Nichols of Detroit; Kemp = gly a Vaobaee favs nitions tre Tae Perr ee Peifor Dogs and Bikes |, mrs syivte Piante, Kemp, + earrots, po F a told police that her wallet ¢ Sr aloe a, sec Pere rs "eats Sete] BELGIAN CONGO—Biyis nana, wes on Sy [Seierz, 28 dos. bchs; Mrs. Elizabeth Jenner of Canada dogs are notable features of Coquil-/- vinaw St. yesterday.- om top pony bu; 2% grandchildren; 55 great-grand-|hatville, a boom town right on the 7 SE at aK SL 1.00-1. children and one great-great-grand-|°qutor in the Belgian Congo, res-| Charged with driving under the’ Behe. S180 child. : idents - “Coq,” as it is influence of liquor, William parts for} Ho: Fennel, dos. behs. Matilda O’Brien pow to Ks 165 European Test-|56, of 200 Misael Re. Seared General Motors cars and also seil|Kohirsbi. no. bens. ROCHESTER—Service Be ves Coree FO reser: before Pontiac replacements for such parts. yd green, No, 't St. is pending from Pixley Fy-|Cles: 12,000 more than a year ago.|He was released on The subcommittee, during the|-75-.90 dos. be : e. LI: neral Home in Rochester. Mrs,|onsolese progress can. be meas-| pending his appearance Wednes- cums, ot petite bearings on the|1%).dt “ave Cayenne,” No. O'Brien died suddenly last night.(Wed by the mumber of vice motor corporation, 1, 78-1, ag gy Seg BH Congo told by mumerous witnesses that| 22 %,">.bae: no, % mets She is the widow of the late P. J.) warm with them. The little dogs| . Fish Malle 3 GM ig squeezing out com ie, black Na, tso-Se0 tu. redtan-| jOBrien, love remarkable because they | g2 Perkins St. 5 until. $1 in many industrial fields, og ge” a Raggy Be vgs Age not bark. are sharp-eared| Rummage sale. Youth Sen. O'Mahoney (D-Wy0), chair 42H4, ban euey eer eb Lincoln to Launch © (ese *" Lake Orin, Prt. and Bak man of the subcommittee, has] iis mi Swaak delicious, No. eee ae ee heed | if Your friend's tm jail and termed the hearing “a study rath-| 100-150 bu Te - fF wane a © Can y '| bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA or ean erotics UL oy eee Plant Construction ri"essanaion ith te bun ‘ ' _O’Mahoney said he feels, however|.7-1.35 doz, bets; turnip, topped. No. 1. owe Feet unless. rament 1.75-2.25 bu. j . Plans to break ground tomorrow/|trail game, but barking dogs would GM will Goat coomen relies ee EIUCS AND SALAD OREENB: Cct- for the Lincoln Division's new na-|be a nuisance. ten of the automobile industry. igi gmat "ett Ee announce yesterday’ by ‘Ben’, |bark was taken out of the dog tn Asserting the evidence to date in-|200 bu; escarole, No, 1, 2.50- dicate a “very high degree’ of|?:0 bu. Lettuce, bibb, No. 1, 1.50-1.78 Mills, Ford Motor Co. vice presi-|the first place such control by GM, O'Mahoney Yip "bu: tetas ee Re 10-30 hoe an an des ; ie n ; le 50- ny _ “Tf we don't have regulation by Romaine Net, Lascit i, tibos = at 11:30 a.m. on a 325-acre site Earnings government we: will have control _ |Slong Wixom road, a quarter mile) 103 ANGELES (INS) — North by General Motors.” He suggested Livestock Schedhbod Scape arse ‘exp seid. |American Aviation, Inc. has an- ano SNOT. 23. (AP) Hogs-—Bale 1957, the combined assembly plant| MU"ced et income for, the Bacal a = Rg a and office building will” cover|70t “none, So, of FEI - : reet, eq 0 R a common Murphy ‘and Clarke said their *Cattio—Satabie 200, " sit a 1,500,000 square feet. This compared with $22,179,736, or poe fn n on with Git a sctive, “Tally stesay nil aes and Reg iih wh: ee aa te i The installation will have an} $6.46 a common share, in the same ing and’ galling yeplagesbents, for|stice S'S, prime 1100-1300 1b! TEANKSGIVING HOUSE — Mr . operating record at $816,676,329 ds Canadien Fund Is 2 U. $. the corporation's cars heifers lacking: bulk uility cows 1000+] Herbert A polled pang , $645,821,018 in the preceding year. mutual investment com~ as S - 11.50; including Joed around 1350, ibe oe both blind, move into their new seven years at caning wicker chairs and sales- Aircraft Firm Reports The company predicted that pany offering a diversi- toon Wesilie’'tn ck 6'u chatches,| 2"; “our end nnd cuttere 8.0. house at 759 E. Mansfield Ave. They have worked § man's jobs to save the down payment. Record Sales for 1955 Scar sar Gotan cole fied investment in come automatic transmission, radiator,| Caives—Salable 100. Barly outlet very ‘o ° ° mon stocks of corpora- narrow: noearly sales, lower, LOS ANGELES (INS) — North|©a! year will gua and mary other aulo arse ane Brees Ma NaNKsgiving Happiest of Holiday see eS sceetleaal w tin vere sae wad. 0 Thompson supplies GM with Dia rege: ; . that the 1955 fiscal your was the} wow vonk BS icipation in Canada’s valves pistons, Bearings and S| aca TT TE oy for Herbert Martins in New Home _|seesn'u sec: Sel olor see a vine is Uhigner_ on “butchers Sader E: a ib. on It's a happy Tilanksgiving for|tally blind, moves with uncanny |that long for a man who can see,”| The plane company, which has ed Oct 29 ot $1250.07 U 5 Aiding Malayan sireng Sa a bther butchers: sows mact| Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin this itved in three days, and has never|he says. “I have to feel for the| Vom tur tc ae wiatid, cencted i we hy W518, or $255 ’ Le n ” . wil F 4, Wat 5 p fo some ow Sterns mew ized ne |, The Martins have fust moved) eee panes ane Sees reached maturity of a 383ear & common share, had largely 11.75-12.00; on kinds suitable a new house at ..Mans-| “The hall confuses me a little,”| The plan complete dec-|P2"s!0" Program by opening three/last year. Sales increased to $358 ater upply Project Pemansacc Secreted tal ed Ave, Ws 8 lee Ute ORM says, “bat TH get I” gration f the house and landacape "=™ visions in 1856 417,835 from $333,909,354 in the 1954 MALAYA — A technique new to} snd s 22 bead lot ines mee vo. 2 and doesn't matter much to the Mar. Martin estimates he's caned sardening outside, “And that wil The second highest coal mine in Fred - Lazarus Jr., Malaya has been adopted, with!in. Tnoioso; men sows under sor me | UNS. : about 450 chairs “for the house."|PO% ® S°VED the world and the highest in the|predicts a three to five United States aid, for that coun-|#1-10000 - a aa tn _|Each ‘one took from eight to 18/years,” laughts Mr. Martin. [U.S. is believed to the Fioresta|sales increase in the try’s most important water supply |son wie. so high ahates ona| have — They hours to finish. Tt wouldn't take' ‘They're looking forward to it, (near Crested Butte, Colorado, fourth quarter over a year ago. project, tn the Klang River Valley. pr fr, (20s, op oeit ™0%;| caning” chairs. und” Gotng” od a +2 prime steers steady to 8@ higher; good! gelling jobs to save up the down | Tt involves in the under 1,000 Ib. steady: up th Gules Gorse Gein © peeve seis csr ae, wd coe gl ee ed : : to supply. water to the rapidly-|stesdy to'80 higher: commercial and Already Mrs, Martin, who is to-| city of : good heifers slow, steady; cows in she’ ! ' : a Kale Lammper (eter, Se Seca See rag 1s =| omeitemee the rooms wie , Under new technique, ¢ ie ee lamation, ‘the stone, sand and|iaariainset tgtacse soe Se ROMMEY 0 Address Ad . wait nah tomes to form the Past geerine wae eats goed M ft Pp ri i : ; oe? awa bility of the concrete’s cracking 8.00-9.75 wetity and commercial , — | as it sets. que and anaiey' ‘cabvee. Sems| oe ~ | ie For this purpose a large refrig. |imall7, steady at 10.00.22. a n;| American Motors Corp., will speak | 4 ‘ , erating plant will be installed on|sets ec eloassa” “nav jon the tople “Management's Role) e | the site, Another innovation will], sheep, 2.500; modersteiy setive in Civic cers gal sant . wr ealitons of tahee ok bebhiecl acd ‘amos 100 ie. dows (@F@a management clubs will. con-| ) ) . ee pe) ss , — ita 1b secie.ts: “a Somat insane Bcime|vene for their fourth annual inter-} EE $ : a | wae” improving cull to low good lambs 10.00-17.00; most-|Club reception, : : : aa: ay : Hd isee-ib.ie: s part deck 118 Tb. Oa | Remember that * x 18.90; cull +o ease aK, & Each of the organizations are | r address .. . 172 S. Saginaw . . . because that’s the new : my : Banner Housing Year|"" * ced ere. made ep of eascutives| secation 07. Rave Phunihing Sapyy <<. @ quod pleco: te sural. Paria ELECTRIC ) : ; vernorr sees a Caactar tad tana | store is larger, we have plenty of FREE PARKING next to the store, and Cabi t Deteets ine federsi-etate| Citations for contributing to] more merchandise to offer you ... AT THE SAME LOW, LOW PRICES! Hot Wa r ine A, jumbo 88-67, weight. |community progress will be award-| So ; : é as =. WASHINGTON (INS)— Another|$+-s0is wid ave. br: Seainm: ai-an (02, '0 Detroit Mayor, Albeo |) Sn Ee Pein eevgien, Seek, of SVE -- Oe en) ee HEATER Sinks r + oh Fi ; Walter L. nt | : banner year for the housing indus-|Graae'B inree b0-04, wid. ave. 33%. lof the Detroit Edison Co.; Selden . Betned try ' prapect in 1958 ag cane, fy inte 80% Ett Danme, president of the Detroit | HL Mg Mg pled Lacking into the future, housing! "Zest SM thd term [Wabeck Bank & Trust Co; Henry} a CABINET SINK : Commercially graded: Ford II, president of the Ford Mo-| $ 95 Oa nocdane LONG weer enetsinae metre eA extra arse 81, lereeltor Co.; and Frederick C. Mat-| Strainer. Slesked for "tiser new - i ’. : wns—O : thaei, board chairman of American | ance ings this year despite recent gov-|s.. medium 0-44, smal Metai Products, En White Cast Tubs ....... REC. ernment moves to curt home buy-|- ‘tsi suey Bao plan trea He | Srey, eta PE ss 95650 ing credit, pites not large but fully ample on large) More than 600 delegates are ex- | And the experts say there is no|tmals Undertone unsettiod |pected to represent the 70 busi-| Q 54” Size ; Scaheey better than 3.2000 bow Poult cee ee nertip at the cotta, EER at, Tere Meme... SORES CABINET SINK homes in the new year with the wget we ew feet ies. : TRY Close Coupled Toilets ... .$19.50 REG. $69.50 With faucet and ee accent on bigger and better quar), OF rnd’ Ce b. Deron’ tor No 1/ROChester. Nurse Hurt $229.50-66" Youngstown Deluxe AUTOMATIC et ters, quality live poultry up to 10 '8.m. ollisi Cobinet Siakt «ss... 149.50 REC. $6 295 The alltinne record sour tor the| testy Brae op ievere tanety w|i TWO Car Collision 30 Gallon Gas sios.s0 *O, . Gray Ba 25-26. : - industry occurred in 1950 when al-|Cs cites (h-4 tbe) S132, Ceens 29-30. M. Bildstein, 21, of Roch- most 1,400,000 ear haenias were | 37 conn at ng Be — . a nurse at St. Joseph Hot Water Big 66" Double started. sotnrtet tend. vera, trade brisx | cy Hospital, is reported in ‘‘satis- Compartment dequirementa: Weceipts: meserese, Prrert| factory” condition at the hospital HEATER CABINET SINK . and leht hens, tm light demand. today after a two-car collision Protection of Homes|tzrnszzscns Sketts Ser | Rochester yesterday Genet av, 4, toaeel ent . Balance of offerings expected to cleat.| Miss Bildstein’s ear collided with| ‘Aa’'Grde § 95 rec. § 95 Ae is in short supply. . one driven by Mrs, Frona Atkinson | not crate — 5 116 Is FHA Study Goal aderate snd sdeaunte tow tainty go=t|50, also of Rochester, who wasill MP Ya-inch T's ..... marked Abn lgoneveny + Fh many Gaoeah tate te treated and released from Avon Co = Value THESE ARE ALL FIRST WASHINGTON (INS)—Landscap-|sereloping. trading Guntas, onday 8n4| Center Hospital, Miss Bildstein suf- Gnd You'll Be Conviniesd - QUALITY SINKS! — ing. gt water heaters and termites oe ee fered a fractured clavicle. My Y-lnch T's .. 2... 6 eee. are the latest targets of the CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS coal ang, Aleeiseente, Poe laces ve obi ken whotesaie, During Power Firm Sees Rise ; quality of new home construction. |AA5#: #2 A 517-58: 90 B 84.78: © Clin Operating wan ee s cS . \ REG. $179.50 “by me “ieee about steady: receipts 1 irst Uail iw vaniz ] 3-PIECE COLORED FHA Commissionet Norman P.|Whoiesle > Node whites 60-080 Reg. $1.19 \a-Inch ; BATH SETS Mason has established new study tat"At 28; iat oa: | Shut-Offe ... 0.505 95 Ee Cash and Carry at Wholesale Prices current recetpts 36. %-In, is -ft. ; ste, bretae ace Ne eee eee ee M4" (21-A. lat) 229 | BIG SAVINGS @ § Sactone. “sc $4QG% pe longer-lasting pr meg Grain Prices %" (21-ft, lengths) 2.98 SOIL PI E green, ivory, tan, pink, improved home i © GRAIN 1” (21-6 : on P . ta? ‘ ee CHICAGO, Nov. 23 (AP)—Open to- : ( » lengths) 4.25 Tubs, ‘A’ Grade. . . .$56.50 stodion will wo aveltabie early wext|"et— Frorets “1225; $..| Operating expenses including de-/ I? Leundry Tray Faucets. . 1%" (21-ft, lengths) 5.67 | 4-!n. Single Hub $3.98 a ee 204 Maren 2215; e7%q| Oberating expenses Including Ge- il EE Loundry Tray Feucets..... > when agency: expects to. obese Ma eenee “ ft, 4 . eee tee * po yoo ene in its minimum Wage. is Dee osssaeebt 2p apwetpabecwrecapphe La Single Hub BUY ON EASY TERMS! property standards to pass the ben-|Sea,.--++-- 188% Maven sorss0-5i3 2” (21-ft, lengths) 8.97 ag, re $3.49 3 Ways to B t Fitsw b cranes Dee. ea oe ays cs low ne 800 whly? Chicken for Saboteur PLUMBING SUPPLY C0. : DENVER (INS) —John Gilbert : “ served a chicken Full Stock of Soil in in his Denver County FREE : Pols ky ated FREE ff murdering his mother PARKING . 172 S$. SAGINAW ST... +: is Phones: FE.4-1516 end FE S-2100 + 4 i ¢ ' NTY-FO ‘ bs = Bui ¥ OTHE PONTIAC PRESS, Ly, : ‘(oom Teel Life Adventures Lt l=24) ME a PAIR OF BATTLING ease THEN, AFTER A BRIEF INTERVAL, THEY Fee itl, RENEW THE FIGHT. tty Production Wak World Rights Reserved «--WILL BREAK OFF SUDDENLY ANU PERFORM. SOME SEEMINGLY UNRELATED ACTS. Ef iy Distributed by King Feetures Syndicate, . IMALS DO THE GAME THING. IT 16 THOUGHT oe TIME-OUT HELPG THE BATTLERS TO KEORIENT THEMSELVES FROM THE SHOCK AND FRENZY OF COMBAT. ‘{shouters went voluntarily to jail— ‘ling state remaing unrealized, Fighting Sikhs Call Crusade Separate Political State as Tension Mounts famed the world over ag turbaned) place of their own in the complex political mosaic that is the young Republic and Union of India. e868 «:: | Earlier this year demonstrations fora separate Punjabi-speaking state that would be dominated by Sikhs led to repeated mass arrests. Following an old Indian custom, jmore than 7,000 defiant slogan /many courting arrest after colorful iceremonies in the operatic setting} ‘of their ancient Golden Temple at |Amritsar. Recently the slogan ban was.lifted, but the Punjabi-speak- The Sikhs have been called the “sect that became a people,"’ says the National : iTheir religion, a Hindu Lear aawemnent inc elements . of | both Moslems and Hindu beliefs, was founded nearly 500 years ago.| Today there are some 6,000,000 Sikhs in India, mostly in Punjab _states of the plains-an-mountain region of the northwest, The founder ef Sikhism (from — the Sanskirt word for “‘disciple’’) | was a simple Panjabi known as | Guru, or Teacher, Nanak. Born Indian Group Wanting] | WASHINGTON — The Sikhs,| Ifighting men, are calling for aj pended in a 100-foot-deep pit. ated for the Air Force by Wyman-Gordon Company to assemble the press, which weighs 10,605 tons. the operating floor and more than 60 f feet below it, the Press is sus- NEW ORLEANS — The cradle | The-faith won many converts but | little place. Foreign invasions and local religious and political con- eevtaatt Whatif all the labels were _Tipped off? . . quered and conquerors in the end- \tures, twists his long hair in a iflicts soon turned the Sikhs into a | militant fraternity. Under warrior- \leader Govind Singh, 10th and last) “|Guru, they became armed crusad- ers, disciplined to iron courage. STRUGGLE ON PLAINS After Govind’s assassination in 1708, the Sikhs were in turn con- less struggles of the plains. As 1799 and 1824, they held most of northwest India. ' Im their religion the Sikhs still | follow the five rules of dress laid | down by Govind Singh in 1699. Linked with soldier’s garb and tradition, these are. called the Five K's, for the first letter of the articles involved. The devout Sikh must always wear a sword or dagger, shorts and a steel bangle. He nvust wear a special comb In his hair and never cut either hair or beard, Thus the tall, dark and powerful Sikh, his beard neatly parted and rolled to frame his handsome fea- feminine bun under his towering “Lords of the Punjab” between| x of jazz is still rocking. But. the rocking may put the baby to sleep. All kinds of signs indicate New Ro a ee | clese to recreating music in the Experts Split on ‘Death’ of Old New Orleans Jazz Lewis are distressed because the music sounds well-rehearsed and dependent on the soloist, —_ The future of jazz depends on the fledglings. A number of the white jazz musicians are men in *| their 20s and even younger white musicians sometimes sit in with the bands. But Lewis at 55, is al- most young among the Negroes. HINTS SERVILITY Lewis explains that swing music in the 1930s caused a break in the stream of jazz. Youngsters heard | | swing and lost touch with old New turban. The prescribed ensemble identi- . fies him to friend or epemy wher- ever he goes. Mobile Sidewalk | System Studied by Subway Men AURORA, Ill. (INS)—New York transportation experts recently — to Aurora, Tll., to see underground “moving side- walk” which could replace Man- hattan’s congested subway shuttle carrying commuters between Times Square and Grand Central Station. The device, called a Carv eyor, is based on a sytem used in Industry to transport bulk cargo. It consists of steel or aluminum cars mount- ed on a conveyor belt which moves constantly. ’ "The Carveyor was proposed by the New York transit authority to provide more efficient travel. Officials estimate the 2,659 feet trip between Grand’ Centra] and Times Square woulg take only twe minutes, Passengers enter and leave cars on a loading belt which operates at the speed of one-and-one-hali miles an hour. When the cars pass More Riots Bringing Troops fo New Castle NEW CASTLE, Ind. @—National duty today in New Castle bécause the loading platform, the doors). close automatically and cars pick) ‘ chains and sla ad OTHER VARIETY stuff.” ——* The second variety is Dixieland “New Orleans just isn't proud of — the Negro music dressed up and its jazz,” she says, a little hope- made popular by white perform: | jessy: “Lord knows, the .rest of ines the world is.’ Old-time New Orleans jazz and ‘ Dixieland musicians never re- t ti almost always together mp ie 0 ICES Ste aan Gab oie Pr Ie See ee mete Me] buat ge tnlber of Ratt liam Dust, Bite D. Regan and Mra, Ralph Richardson. neral service will be held Sat- Vincennes Loo Draws Visitors Summer, Fall, Winter Parisians and Tourists View Cavorting Animals PARIS—The big zoo here is Vir | ‘cennes. Visitors at Vincennes dur- center of Paris, * * « Rain or shine, winter or fall, en- ports. The big attraction each Thursday and Sunday is the Guignol Theater, 3 Chui th \ Fr, George B. Ging officiating. been Nov. 26, at 3:30 p.m. from ees-Siple Chapel with Rev, Poul R. Havens iting. Mr, Dust will lie tm state at the Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home. Mic the Rowary ‘wi be at 8:15 m. ot the Punerai Oxford on Priday. 2 IN LOVING ee amma A. J. (Art) Brick eee ge Ror. 3 24, 1004, Sealy Family 3 Kirkby Funeral Home PE 4.1893 Donetsor loans POR FORERALS” tol dao at most Pee WANTE a. , s Pome Ao aed deducted from the pay of the fire-|hotels. “The cost for a sitter, inci- M ring Co. ey Be ‘ 4 Non: Profit Fouhdation men and policemen since 1951 for|dentally, is about a third of the fee 3 x Bivd, Bt y 87 Weat 57th ‘ork 19, N.Y. a pension plan which recently was|required in the United States. All a WANTED: FIRST CLARE OBEY: / held invalid by the California Su-|in all, some parents figure it's Shiner” SSP w, uren ohet preme. Court . “4 . to bring the children WANTED: ALERT, ExPEnp ote me Gee ae a ieee ges Lo ; Mmeed Real Rotate salesmen tp salt—-has not been affected by rig- Australia divorces Her what you don’t need for | — new ottice in a test growing te jing prices, The price today is 7% sharply"to 6,528 in 1954, « reduc- cents per pound, the same as con-|tion of 1,512 from 1953. Peak 2.8181, ~~ soties. J: Rs Wilts, Real Mptate, sumers paid in 1812, - | figure was 8,815 in 1947, wit “W. Muron. Fm Sauk, - f * f ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1955 OOF OCRRS RPA OT HSH AEmO Oe Os Employment Service a re Pra BLOCK, BRICK & ehimnevs & Fireplaces built. Discount November “pew tg ime 90. Ig, Base Wood =| eee Sr Mans ie a er a oe eo et 3 Business Services 13 APPLIANCE SERVICE N water line, field tile. | 2 deat serie arate fos, orRe Se Sewer Cleaners if LIC J pod 4) MOVING AND TRUCKING Trucks to Rent EQUIPMENT ‘We Ton Pick 1s Ton Stake Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. up and delivery ieee. <- BEDFORD M NovING Give You 1 Place to Pay “raffle after all!" _ By Jay Alan 1-24 “Would you mind having hamburger? I didn’t win the A. OHNSON, Beaker S. pe sk Rd, "FAST ACTION! — eS contract of equity te your K. L. Templeton, Realtor aD orchard be PE 44563 Wanted Real Estate 32A TRADES—TRADES We are in Television Service foe. 1519 Baldwin, FR 5-060. a ‘Ss ; 6-374, A ON ross a PICTURE TUBES Ease Your Mind 22! Notices & Personals — 25 bee tet el DORRIS & SON REALTORS 41887 DING IXVITATIONS or 7s? W. Huron St. oe se ne eee WAN : CITY ae Ww od oe water. 0612. Call etter @ p.m. CASH 48 HOURS FOR YOUR HOME sb cows ey yal Realtor. pyre ~ wUene Ser. ab M’belt, AGE ator & SONS HAVE BUYERS “*. : < 3,3 ‘ D | PONTIAC REALTY CO. 137_Baldwin WE HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS you ‘ce worl wo will be st peur purchase new) door ™ hours with cash for Lat mg Call now end tell you have To Buy~To Sell-To Insure | MAHAN SetiT si atet Ey CONTRACTS na siiekinieatiid on ae «1 Heres’ a lend contracts, Bocothy, Se Soyer Lavender met ase Coe WANTED romans 3 ere. betes. | he Za - . ev . "ACTION. ae aM eo SOLD REALTORS BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE Purchasers 73 +4 9800 Sonmorea 1. . Pontiac EM 3-3711 R. F. McKINNEY UNIV, 1-57. WE NEED LISTINGS” We ae, poo Plenty of” Goad pegs DP aa wish quick clent el in selling your a Rent Houses Unturn. 36 |} Room. PVT hate — "ROOMS AND BATT FURR. T Rooms we RE eeieterss -- ay enc child. tter in home, — “eaaee ome, FE v LARGE —_" 3 ROOMS AND BATH. vi, NW. Pm. 3 vei UTILITIES PURN. PRI- __ vate entrance, 407 8. Jessie. atari ane eee cai bi ; yreicome. “OL sa. her a 32 ROOMS AND Pine Ee... main floor, utilities furn., Couple Fre sete My ag ane "Buty Apt. 1, "an 4 4 ROOMS, 6225 onew ann LK. RD. chee ian va ter “3 ROOM “MODERN APTS. Util, furn. Children welcome pee RET We Ra or On 3110 | ; 61618, VACANT, 3 NICE ROOMS & BATH. Utilities furnished, ble. Ww. foros * Mareen sie, one | Weer & th . eitieie 1. 109 willis ma, afer 6:30 pm : fence eo) ' r 3. Store kind ‘retvigerstor es ‘per mo., heat furnished idecorating lle ¥ ance.) ri © A. i. Sage. Mou 33208 Rent Hor Houses Fernie 7 —sepceee: iDED _ 2 10818 me milwey, 1 om large Sag ae kitchen, bath & oo room. mm. Rinwooe 1.2075. ~ MODERN, FONTIAC bake. ery per week. OR 30 CABINS BY WEEK. KAMP. con OR 3-9001 2-0081. cee a's or unfurn, NT OR SALE: can furnished house and ares Geese FE 4-078. FURN, 10U8E FOR RENT COM: aed Lake, weet: 3466 Moberly GARAGE HOUSE, CLEAN og Sinn 1035 Oakland JONE | ry ag ‘cplaren watce of Commerce Rd, 3366 EM _ 3-4006. = ee eieked is hese Rent Houses Unturn. 36 ocye Hollow Mote] 3400 Dixie wy. peal LARGE LOVELY 3 and bath, near - airport, Adults, OR 23-1943 102 E. Muron before 9:30 am. of t iE Mare H SIDE CRES- cent Lake. References ‘a. ei quire, 5171 Thernapple, ms. FE +1557, ‘ rooms and ® garare vacant. Aubure Ave. No Phone calls please. __Union Lake privileges. FE 50729. SALE on : RENT IN WATER- HigUsE f FOR —_— af MARK | Newly per ER “Sader ‘v5 month. oaiy kK. G. HEM PSTEAD feper mee ke snares, PE Gene, site © spams aad tom ome a ae . Lake. 8190 Aylesbury Dr. and th. ei Rotate ta BEDROOM NEW DUPLEXES s PPP IPM —~ heated. Adults. 514 Huron merce, . Eincoln u bome at can - gent Home. State ved, i! to retired a persons, _ ervations cyt “OR 320. -| CLARK REAL ESTW 1 W. Huron Bt. _ Open Sven ratiy Scopes Real waite Bens oe “HOTEL AUBURIN _ ane, fe. Day or Week se and ce) Roome $12.50 Svartments. unit, VELT Bath. 817.50 up. So Bea, Was refi | | 100 8 Rent Stores ete tettn i ae SAGINAW 2 ST, a kind of = a any Sie one PERRY SROP PINS Center. FE 5-s044. MAIN | BLOCK | OF AUBURN gee A a ee ee Se, Rent Office Space 41 PPAR AAA AA EN et North Suburban of sa orn c oungstown $1,500 down. Immediate Silver Lake Poe Bee ‘FE 46492 ea $5, down, cppomtinent to see BM today. NTEMPORARY Le - don't oa off Sooke them any By hfs ‘home ts Si a how. ‘ss 42.500 wih wing the OFFICE OPEN 04 A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd, _FE 42533 New Brick: RANCH HOMES Large yan Meal’ Ratate OF replace.” f c For Rent Misano poy Rae ONE WAY | Indianwood Laketeéat bedrooms =~ 3 - Sean’ eateal nre' ell . Potgestons ee ee ae Sine ‘a tae? + Sen. oe ee ee ee Wes j , . : A eS x | eo : ¢ 5 : : Pe ‘ = = We . es ess i : ai : ; : 4 t : : 4 ee : 8. : j vs oe Peete “6. -_SEVENTY-sIt ae a ca! samtone ne pa Ad Houses | _For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43 SLICE OF HAM SE seam PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBE oe t N ene oh eww * - ee ae ae ie PRE — ; Capes 2.) SoS OS ee _ fer Sat and Fw ye ME basement on 4 ta “Gales | fen basement, ll best. WILL BU fa eae bot nite et | aay Sak emcee | Mella, eee a : po ccecans| Sui? breve ubp Pt Olé | "roe i, Nareent oa ) welet, sgstem. Full price # Héral penton. For compl tn. Pa WHITE | eae ee ~?. SMALL PAR ‘ 10 LL A, NOTT, of good garden 3 acres we Se PE 4-5008 ‘Soapu, ertbe, vines Peat, apple BROS $650 DOWN =m whi $1,000 down,” .: home ‘ares ioe Compiete price - es ,1850, $60 monthly. c Frontage . George R. Irwin} NEW HOMES: 79 giro" : = Serie - ee THe “ELDORADO” | 77ROOM HOUR WEW. WO? a Fall all ne Heal'stile Rxchanee) GI's $750 Dn. gute complete, Wateciod aren HUMPHRIES. Commas WANT AN INCOME : FHA $2,100 Dn. $ room furnished house K : ‘ HRIES. . We have two in ¢ FE . mediate possession. wn if} REAL FE og Bala, al Pree SUMP. | EOI MARDLE, Realtor Oat as PE ferme ey one . Bee he ra, Br. seereN = Ander Ra, Wate Tex, | Comperative Real gxtale Bechange | Commercial ears “tinct built lark- » 9 + : #19 perma ons full pecs) hai ler Mes, ee a ee Le ee POKER WOMLANOE | wag! Hate baame eee 1 ae Fa Bee's a Beta) STOUTS a heat, » auto.) © convenience the: : Stted tint eres] Sate ee cee wih ‘sor | MOVE Pontiac Lake 73 poem Sree Sf only Sime perimeter gag heat . om ' - RIGHT IN aE y please, gas Sapenn unit. yy Bag a A This cute 6 room bungalow - Brick-Lagoon front HAROLD W. BIGELOW 3 BEDROOM Sms he sorocns, Lange tt tee | 3 tet Seutly Peaetchod Home Saree, Qe eet | Beet — Large home tm North End of e Madis Uadte fo pty Shading ey ae. in- for| 500,-Terms. jake. aa. : 7 FE sgeee gm ae, piastored walls, oak firs,,| $0 schools and s top — Fr 14 aig po Fr Se ee ‘ } Waterford-Dra Su owes race, full to M18 to aden or iouse : tric water heater = ‘e : a en Cae aoe, & i price! iage limits of Clarkston; vil] dation for ant, fae HILTZ Beautiful 100x150. ft. sites, + dare) i Rtas uaa Soa] Sere LTZ: | Swaeranye "Mew 2 bedrodm inne: plactered|_ $950 DOWN Soa tout "We aurea. yn seit at 9600 with aan Se ee Sees, atin LOON LAKE SHORES For ints cioen 4 room _ }} / ' oRaaORA Open 9-9 " P woes pocteotion, $7350 full priee, Brick Ranch T off Joslyn > eet oo a : SEO gegen tee ym : $20 CH A new furnished | * and eS including taxes; yy ‘ we ment, oi] furnace. Large — age } AP Newstentures | 5 First fiver: U : ee elec. kitchen. ‘Tandscaped, nee ec er “And her's one for Thankgiving” reeds ete | Union Wreebng.Co. Ine) iets tag dea iy el value <- a 4 r : . oe Russell Young] tesnetititcts| coe 3 : so ubte ie Sogatls| This Week's Special |G ef ING ne a REALTOR He eANNE etse ot ae INCOMES __For Sale Houses 43| For Sale H Git ose ations ba! fare ATEWAYS to Ls Open Bren, "ta 8; FE. teeid Bath" Gpectous hitehen Wit tile | Two ultra modern brick in- oe re Se owe Siac, ee and tums: | Sedroom Trame home. "Located HAPP mew a a a Southeast Section pitt enh, rts, | Sgr Saaae Mant Bime ii INESS | wtartie re Sa | Soret Ss | Sea cas = Se wee) Rae tee | COZY othe SOS | Seat aaa ae Ser] eae a sin “fa pane sevearea oa aes Mea PIRREH h CREGG, | corsue tame Payumeny: | tot Sue Acreage 47 23 Stes cece wise | | Sets Brey s re egies ore gta | Skeeter ee| Sra x, gunegpeen - gil beat. Storm windows, i, Pte femliy thin home” Opes mewis, seates fer fiat tack Brick—Commercial ts ; with stove, ut 7 2 = ial on Middle Straite Seshabaw Rd. hande A beautiful, § room home Tae ARE teas to fh, re parcel LOVELAND |r: caiccs wow | 2 tree tett Goa er ws] Some» an eee ee b ae JFORD Bk FHA—CIVILIANS Real sigrp 3 bedroom wun. | HAROLD W. BIGELOW ts call for particule, W Fe Stezs A> Bt Sovep Mereer| $650 DOWN ire ot with tu bain arse | 5 HC ELOW'| ment! interior, unftnttied”, Good my PRETTY D wren a C1061 |S) PER MO. INCL. ood fcors, gas” furnace 5 ROOMSISD DOWN | Pat ce eas ee eep, Ranch type home oh | mut worm Westeend Birmingham | oq UNDEE | #4 © Bee et et TEMPLETON A new LRSURANCE — riced® fo" veil ai only’ Large, home. On a paved WN ae —— SA BOE “tached "te “house y = OR te Sk For Sale Farms 48 VERY HAN with full bath and of Oak — {rooms up. Suitable for large mercial. small apartment ot bes, mocihiy rental a, 8. Ga New ranch home, large L walls. core ceilings. large t's M DY Youngstown kitchen.| Edw. M mily or to convert to & = clinie or. Pine Lake| ® month. py ey! $30) room, 2 bed: oll with 2 and POR PARMS AND ACREAGE Ra. near, Avbure 4. 2 Folding, sss to sarage te te | 71. w. . Stout, Realtor income, 00 x 50 ft. fot von Be gad Keege Harbor. 172 7 Deautiful take tie and | Se Theater Oak ete Bath “spachous ‘vi Coll_Rutiodge. OR 3-111, FE Cone, 23 room, . " * . le deep celient % r ecorated. Natural . boards, ee i Sy sear, ieee [ue | WOLMES- =| SS EG i as| eee | oe Set i sxeeliet’ commercial. This ts a WHITE BROS. 320 DOVER RD Close 0 te above. reat / B ART for R SANFORD 8ST. pail "sol. wie ¥l Soo — a Eicnen. ull eit nice : per visa, be oEALTORS Pa t : d |‘ Billmabeth Lake Estates, Now va- Ty, frontage ce, pavemest aoe RAM | rere eRe Are. owt Ir. ben house’ & machinery bern. Biker stator |*OTCIC| Beso SE EvE| ane | Ses ee ea | Se peer tas ss) Rw sae! weer coe mick | Sees #78\BROOCK|, “ection: | ieanre mc.) MA. sun es ce. Full sl tans 3 boat ont, eee eee aed teed to “on se ; oS aly SEY rom cme wort _— : BeEcire te) BSE S| Be ee ESB PIE | wen watt HAL anes] iy Ea Tso BE |v aoe eee aoe eee ASE Templeton, Realtor | FP Feet Sarin Si ties tonee|__ re eerreee | OAKLAND - Wd contreta ek, ote as ova at rE tele FE 2.0063 2 STORES WITH APTR. Down. 4, if no ae 3ERT Cc. DAVIS side, Tiled ‘Ss West ment. . ) Pontiae Press Box st, ah 78 $6)" onte Late ne Se hae ih ame |» tates a LAKE WiLLis M. BREWER $15,950 | wexe'Sbot sSBtance |S mo 6 room ranch. In- JUDAH " Saloment oi the "Eiiehen Pull ~~ Lake ‘privileges, KE vn com “yh oun i tan 3 BEDROOMS Poser oprice | "isch "One ‘ef the ment monera FERS S) = LYS | sees AA eee pe mecaorur| PE Peers Ee | gRULL BASEMENT | (ITT EC || SS sity, Stan Ba nage ee | ec eR Or Ee iad See | Se cae Oo Uo alate liaaed BE rah HOES, (oe i k—Commercial HURO ee $1,000 DOWN trees and large beck vard. i183 ag Ey > gy tS WINTERIZED _ ay ee A. JOHNSON, Realtor lose Rang home IN GARDENS Chentertente + tents ADAMS pict : patecemn, Cuntowe and & comfortabie ecmne, ‘weil’nce- basem y. bina- : 1704 S. Tele ph Rd, ' Harold ¥ ~~ POE DOWN as om modern home | SUBURBAN HOME. 1 acre of bea youm, kRchen sake dene ' nett pete Fell Recoment. Auto, ol] Setis bay. eneie A. tet and 8 | GOOD BUYS FE 42533 : BE wy Sas ee | Seca. ens aaes| Eee ye Sas S| a ee me wen se or ES pa 3 Center. Carpeting included. ye AF gd ment, Py ‘Pree Puli base.| 12.5 14 bedrooms wits ‘iaree clos wie 3EDROOM HOLMES- 2 Rooms and Bath .. $1,000 Down een gona bs FRONT, | SAND $30 MONT. , a hail. Knotty cedar breeze in| close in location, La 1 sr 4 Rooms, One sere .. $1, ary ‘ot. #4500. Bateman _| fete terenered BE | REALTOR FEZ 0316 vomit it ee Sees| Ee | BARTRAM |: seme mest wet nt ore) Silent "artes ta , ‘ aut a fee went acre. LTOR FE 2-831 4 bedroom home, B... Ry Full basement, oli vy F heat- INCOME 4392 Dixie Hwy. 2 : wo ment ef of ‘base- — om, — © W. Hares # Open Bra Tw ® foo a, preg a owt. fee JEG, Diam electric water beater.| 3, Somly frome Ese aces par Eves On 3.2006 Font Otte. an nonl er IM WRIG 302" Auk enh | fares. Base fully: tantated, phe an Fe SAE. Low oun one- we sl ow") 3 lots on Williams Fanch bome with IGHT, Realtos : . ater esa on 330 Combination “storms. o scteent, Ri ad gewa SYLVAN LAKE NOME, WE CAN SELL YOURS F C W eee gone cbang 228 py mg G : 0 Pact, Sasa Fak | Sem She, ee bane FS ANNE | [| i Hi scen “al sas, Tf water tromage, Owner bas |. 9, REALTOR YY | gem grarwica nas several ee | 00 sILES REALTY CO. | * ~", ood 1 Co. ey : Sus one ae LOOM LED : By : LAKE scaping. Must win 44203 road with scintiniiiien a: SO Corner. Williams Lake Rd. & Mis Vitge | Ee eee Se OFFERS «| Retna Prot peat Ay Sales ee Bae Roe “es eS Fer Sale Lake Property 44 | 2 = ae — , Seino — | Res eS S = rrrgg pron once + ed _ |hModere 2 vedroom home, complete Tnamediat Possession > a —— MES~ OWN boi ook Bullt and sold rot coed ae ice wpe ie:| - DO & route and ee | Sermes, Gnd cerenns. 6 Sine oor 2, bedroom modern home. Ch | _ BARTRAM | t's Got Everythi ith Bh praty Ceriente "Toer | Sh beoes 2 fren ncen, full bath wntown E Loew wera gise |C PANGUS, 1919 M-15 cating “space” in aries coos pints Bs? Large living erything | | srle “arvewty chy seer, sad SAap Sip SABO cove. Commercial Investment 7 oon bet Ge Ph. 18 oston. =o porch, Resement| VERY RO 2 Bedroom bun- | saAWD— How os Knoiner room mei full bath a Beae‘nkepiger att "room: Wi gety wen feaaed know the ' eget Ehieabeth Lak w. fall base sane Sea Carre | Ss ast aati beach mainianed ‘for Pon town . MA : eh y-- 8 _ 8 - fece bt ane a wi § RM. | EE This eee oa, Se ee Se fle Ee et ee im one bloc! : , lle oe H ———— | - «—-Brlew $0280. . its Everything you ha city! ¢ bedrms tratis., must sell,| tered walls, a Noors, plas | Call oe las took | Sans ede eon aoe oe Senee one em fen Be Wie five j jooking for in a ho: ve Close 1 ment, : very nice for Or FE 22105 with $3,000 3 sale Has o to AYDEN Sylvan Village Brick — Budget tow "tows Aeridies Sampaio sain ork, som screen 500 up. a Pte “6 Price | ing room, stily ‘room, a ie fosce, man, Sesame ‘ atk noee, Gomme tut Almost new 2 bedroom aun com ° taneen B diack top strest. ‘Bverything : > Sene DEERE, w= Bg 78 Ay My Fg ‘egy —F-*- ; ra the lake. scend “tloor. Tatinlshed | “seem Ful bascment, “CRY gas | ey and a atarier home. Full! Rasusbis wih terme a Cative Investment, requiring 4 ; be sony if Po oar toms geramie Ue "bath | street, reason ment, eky wean | Bey and dry wall i Lot We 5 208 “with terms. Cass Lake A : Dion Seoten’ Lake area. Modern | po management or Jout idl | a bees, basement with afsces cammen| ai oe Steet | “om ean *- | North Si 7 pe 2 bedrasm heme. 3% pams, tere} SSS ys _ Kamr LS apbekone tian I ee) "fa a a a tet, wim cana] Sevewaee ate peieges fe | Te —— fMpsen | SPST PEE, 2 a EE Geeta RAE | Wert Soha mer | Ses et eS] ta adc | PAULA ERI, Realtor Realtors se be rane and puuer new Oakland Avenue ment, newly FS 5 Tea RICE TO GIVE © & bath, large lot. $7500. Terms. 5 Bedrm. Ranch Type bel _bewse, ¢ dedrooms, full T% M. Secmaw "FE 30000 ay. 10528), "do. je eel, worth the Peon Brcetlet vosingss ste wir! BT) CHARLES, Realtor bedroom home with carpeted | Keego Harbor ren Pees ott,| Motel? Milford. "$8800 with sishe |i NEW RENTAL UNITE 8 COM. | weemere, ares! soe anes on, — SES an earn ty 3 meted 7 age ig ins | 1G TROCKEE Realtor, | Sst — ws bear ned Om 4 > -| EW «rage, ‘ ‘ . I's = . iT mortgage : ? 4 NY $1,500 DOWN a Diajeic Wend Cone ite eactange Saat west ofa Pootias, co, er | Near Airport Banned pods. Gah tl For Sale Resort Prop. prryd bent 3 ook ee Ng : wu bu itchen with wood cup- LIAMS AREA We cash offer ot will sell Gt. | rooms, bath, large lot, ; ‘ ‘ A ‘Al, HOME BLEACH ROUTE. ES. Ee oat Stree Beare Tee | reps teem ae] ewe to tates | Sora Prk 8 ~ FT gel Baaseg ee wt. we! JOhn Ke Irwin NEW CABIN’ | Se ectatnp ia nee t newly jom| water, heater: me as | « Sxtemen ant ana basement m émee ) ~Thanksgivi West Suburban . pavtor Gon on tnt Oteee bel tao Ba Ra JC HAYDEN, Real a ag a Gnksgiving | ‘yen wes sere wt: ot | meade ade Es, Esa | pt een ou ate rom) AnD Plt Pr y nd tote of garden space. [66 H. Walton Blvd.’ Open aa Ftirepiaees, 2 Eathe, | Aa "| GREETING la - Phone FE S00? Eve. PE 91801) ine aoa "poms Pubic ex, ome | GROCERIES & MEATS 2 a ath MANSFIELD | NEW 2 BEDROOM in cating apace tai s| _ Magnificent! Scenic when, te ; ye ee West Suburban eee om ay oe Bea ES) pA HOMES | 4 Bedrooms | veer came te] Eee | So me wMear| 2 Bedcoom | ix eae ees| Shots Lee Serpe) ene eet on | 8 ole Hill | EER Sas | Sees ( et Sele Saleen SRS) Se tees woe Happy ra wood kitchen cabinets, Seminole Hill trees. As you look do pon ee ICH » ath full gD ie Ay Bh Thanksgiving | J"bicen or Ponti Toeated ‘within rye * "magnificent thie ite Fin ace S Wat ‘contribute to eu. LIE quiet street, Offered at $1,190, by Suburban Property 45A| fy" yarn Most of the $118 manth- STP foal | hghgceot, So meigraiercae| Sie cha hae sath ages Si" | prema many ANDHARGER CO. |imome = wes | eat ee tame IVAN W. from 1 p.m. Directions: rooms 3iaae : at $3,000, : nakes @ reality 33_W. Hure : ws ncome M. BREWER 3 SCHR AM| Perry Be Pogine"arve om | lace. 1 dace wie Bre Chick! Chick! Chick! ai ato] era Sear | pared sees “oaks “eepatsts Lote std Lots of Lote. 128 eit Pe Es 4 * at open sign to model at -773 ay ey ~~ Rag an A buheslow farm. with ¢ reoins, ness frientis we find — D BUYS Sairances, basement wilh Inu &. St fig = | De You W. EM 34008 5 5-5091 |PEARL B i tor” scar garage. S27.900,| houses, one prooder House, A yy ae eS - fee, “on” free at ——— ? in be i or FE 5-947] UILDING Co. terms. sete ; uses, one. broeder House -). Sa a ie sora ob bell A Cate a ae ioe eeeaaenee ee Your Own Business? h Erenines a "Sundaye FE 5728 Watkins Lake Front Ieving Sens on hand. are oe Ve led Gpbieat tant trun Lake’ Lake pricieses. Complete| bedroten = powers? ROGER B. HENRY, Inc. 4 volume, service ation ‘fot a ss “Entate iexchones pisce, dining pag Minn iwnbecity Pe Boe! hens ire ae rows tee =| Oe ant wake $13,690, be ot Hot or Se vei jal tg one of ica. The. ene ae PE a ees | ke re “BUD” _ Ta For Sale Lois —46| dertiteet™ah apexes - Fooes ‘Win shower, ant be gna SINCERELY en eee ee : LAND SUITABLE FoR suBDIVI. FoR tetce i. . Of heat, 2 car Pour Vo: F . | 3 FAMILY Income : sion, Lote tor immediate build OR LEASE 2 ST : : lige Wg 9 A ot sou Drartg Plane | WHITE quct ot caly wa win aoe NICHOLIE was ane Sommercial and fe oe fs See) Sree | pels RRS eee = 2S A Tavlos simp] = S¥ivan | Beart aad eee ds . 00 x 14. Py ‘ sees J Ce OE Ne Bal to for business AverRn HEIGHTS HOME Roy Annett Inc = l V AN Phone REALTORS : : Pee ay or KNUDSE 2383 oealty wiih Ses eeen “ Se a an ee, on “Pirtd_or_om_.ime | BBs “pret patty | Se upsoagens “| fg Soe aver et “oe Home xk ot tive "Open Evenings end’ Bunday Te | 230 Peg ALORS $0418 BRO carriage’ Auburn Manor 15 a Commerea corner with @riveta ou red walls” Pull Co-operative Real Estéte Exchang K ' Ranch : located Situated én for business. ee = Ratt ool Beak, antomatte het wee Watkins Pontiac ] Estates. 1 . Bevement ond iMiached paraee. rea. ‘rooded momen | a" “down payment will pul you eT ge patina “| seuniote wis | PRES SS #150 DOWN—Lake front cottage. —! piste with gas heat. water. sot lake ww Level sand fe — in | |. 3 BEDROOMS, 65.500 Move right into this 3 bed- 2 bedroom ranch type brick home | gisded. Good, sendy Priced Established nd lots Po $300 down exc, | A. JOHNSO eae rd a TEE PCE Beprdeysh lpsiaeg seem lige Farermacse a) Er Sh mara, Be | 70t S, Teepraph Ra ‘amet beat, | garage. Plactersa ‘etme an one Nt gs.000" down. floors. ledgerock fireplace, base- “eater vin’ lies ante eee aed REET—This spotiess 2-/ Excellent Location FE 42 ci oe eee centre Sake ane as . Call PE 2-7363. t heat. wit | Well land lown has full size - Dencloes Park. Let a fic ferme oF ake eat as S| Sac tinea) a eames enhates| GSR te Sine, eae ng By 8 sien AE : a waa | a ee assets, meta | Raikes ices. Gitee| Gately StcPac| ager ul Partridae _ = We Wish All = at se anes” | MEM TED EI ee | sce coun fmt, Bh | Sree ie aririage _ wo - 4 ~ ite bedrooms. side has sae toe WM. H. KNUDSEN . $5.00. homes, Price ‘s <0: “ee Seb cae : ‘s _so nage me | TTT TD | morene comeans ue [H-BROWN:Reattor |" "aur CERES nee | JOSEPH F. el if ee ee oY, Bars | ess sietene ba TOR FE ee RN se ; ; Poke Te yey : ig Es * ug iiss : a as i ‘ pene A ‘ vs 4 ) / ’ ) a Laelia ne, ae en Be Home & Auto Cais testa eas MICHIGAN BUSINESS’ SALES CORPORATION STATE BANK BLDG. PE 41562 Dorethy é Snyder La Lavender A 2S eae ES | ee RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | FE 30 123 Money to a zee been nnn fState Licensed Lenders) Ga GET CASH QUICKLY |; ne Lehn a dresses. 18. me ta “coat, hae Te or 16 #25. x Lane s TRENCH COAT OME 3 “Oakland. Loan Co. PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. “FE 2-9206 NEED SEASONAL CA TOANs $25 TO $500 ‘BENEFICIAL ow pRINANCE CO. LOANS Parner ewe Extra Fast : pg At ga, oF humitare aceete bare HOUSEHOLD |. FINANCE joss = Bs pee Some Er 2, : 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. Loan. $590 55! We Give Holdens Red 35,00 Families Recommend: Buckner’ S + Be Su TI |. sofe-bed ..... eo r ae stoves. er $20 ; Lord's Furniture and Appliances Mowiere Wrigisy’s Used To Be ‘MAGNAVOX RADIO AND REC- er With records, Apt, 4, WAHOOANY COMBINATION PHC. record player, $35. Bal bed like new, $10. FE “MOVING TO CALIF, MUST SELL jection or | RICK & P pairs STORE echine. Piuo- ont, 303 Orchard Lake Ave. [ARLE—PIRESTONE . Like new, FE 2-2754. y St. 6,000 SQ. FEET OF NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE PRICES “rin BIECE LIVING ROOM GROUP Darenport and chelr, two step tables 1 coffee table, 2 decor chrome dinettes, “TRADE IN YOUR” OLD FURNITURE AS DOWN PAYMENT 2 WEEKLY Pearson's Bank beg eo . “Will he be surprised!” For Sale Miscellaneous 60) DIAMOND RING AND WEDDING and. origins! cost 6250 sacrifice DRAW TITE § CHROME thet bolt to the frame e Sale Household Goods 37 ) a THOMA AS piae ONOM F URN ITURE CO. Christmas Gifts 59 BOY'S 2” SCHWINN BIKE. LION- noes ry, Some Brieee to ail, . Dine Pes RK x Patel 1 BET 650x16 TIRES, Lb ge a ee ee SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. 5340 Highiand Rd, (M39) OR 3-7009 U $20.95 es - , $99.5 fring suite..... $10.95 da OO6. ... 6005 $ 0.95 twin beds..... $9.05 LINOLEUM... -- 39c3 7 ce Reet a a SMITH'S, 237 S. Saginaw : oe ' wy ® i. LIONEL & AMERICAN |, FLYER TRAINS - “ers se dupoetion ranteins OF ei Ge TILT yg horse BURMEISTER Northern-Lumber Co,— ‘Sale Sporting Goods 65 - re Hee SETS He ant up. Bae “? am, to 9 p.m. Used Buildi Materials of All Now janie a py. ee Open Pachoud Wreckixy 2001 Dinte Hwy Beside Pa se bate Combination Doors trim, s . 4-2622. aw > ~ . HARD, HEAVY SLAB : $12. FS 40041. 0 FE or FURNACES, OIL 4-0090. User o burners, blowers, stokers ng DRY sLAB Wood; # A GORD, Seven: Warne Beets Co.. Rec 2 for $11, Del . FE 5-2006, 23-0211. DRY SLAB ‘ | TE i de Ne FACTORY WOOD. LUMBER. DE- : HOUSES. A-| livered tn . 6, for sale. eg me 06.15 per corner Orchard Lak % " fa ag ee ee STOKER why ae an this thole-Coat stok- oF -— Shallow and deep Perry aol me PERLYS HARDWARE |Peecs ag ag el Auburg EQUIPMENT Coal en Oil burners 4 rE parece x’ ssaheeeol ens, — vane at } ,.-- Also lection of WINKLER. WALL Of, FURNACE, ey gree 2 newt, 90. 'Satteblo Ser 73 S&S. Parke &t. at South Bend Auto vy ' aes 500. $11.00 Pflueger Akron reels $ 8.49 6-1645, ry Pierak STORM SASH Aluminum combination nd doors. LOW, i= Remington W0.ADL ot . Hedlund Water Skis an@ eurf- }| Many other gift items. too SED H "Phat ble Soot Sate Heed the ; FOR SALE HUNTERS E our buck to Paver's ir ing gutting a we me.I 4 EEE oe ‘a LADIES , 1956 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS Can be oe On Lay-away Sige ones Sra 630 Oakland Ave com Loan Office. 4 Potterena. Ke de we geen a ite Aires an reela All spinning rods, rods,. fl rods ta te boxes 2 inal Up to: # per @ 100.95 $105.65 Bavage 99,300 cal. : rifles $120.50 Winchester, model 0 auto shotguns D6 85 boards, 25 per cent off. im erous ‘o. ment! on, Au at een oS pete, Our stock of fishing and guns Stop in Use je Re ad P gs AN DERSON HDWE. og Gel. oo BP ere — Thuré. and Pri. 8 to %; Sun, $0 & 3 ON LO alla OVER 6,000 BEAUTIFUL » 27 varieties, $3.00 to $5.00, For Sale Pets 69 Ake BRITTANY EPANDEL BURT akc Ba. wig A ‘AN. months, BOXER PUPP a 3-4083. "ha THE t A ween John R and Dequi Ls gy | aT sTUD 13” BEAGLE FIELD 3 Garage Doors ving eat Rr paz all ae %; a Eslimater oo . tures, newest b most . modern type Fe BS ®, $11.95 moose ble “ox Do It Yourself 61 ted. under ples.” Ci Classification waauier Sale e Musical Goods _ 62 62 PPR PLEO LLLP Ch, Son of Warfield Red, MY 156 West_Montealm ‘Pri, thru Wed., fg hE FEMALE BOXER, 3 MOS. OLD. AKC : a | eases sale #1 PACH, Aner mae . | PARAKERTS. CANARIES. CAGES. ide bright white at $5.95 wal. CHURCH'S INC. savings. {utes hte dee ben = Saliacher's, 1 MAHOGANS- . lookd Tike i just) the fa 5t- Fm guneers ie ISTERED DACHSHUND a we or 1981 John indre, old. 3250 Crooks Rd. FE 5-1037. . From $35. OL 1-526. - Se, in ee Pedigreed. con only. Reason- able terms if desired. FR §-6452: penires. 2 a Aik oii NIEL, nes old, M1 ony MY Pood. Since. 1927. 584 Oakland Ave. PARAKEETS, BABIES AND CAN- se eereA | S01 4th St. FE 2-4025. Closed Sun. Christmas. ‘ t ‘a Rockhaven, 1'mi. Bast - aren, m Auborn 1 RED coon RS. OL i rl Me Hay, Grain & Feed 71 . se BROME HAY. | things. you're; not sine é - iE Ads! | ary singers, 1 Melrose. FE PARAKEETS poo 4 5s cece See. Be Ts. started. 440 one 156 bales sec- All for t: Hay, Grain & Feed 71\ For Sale} ADL ALL, TYPES OF BAY, FIRST, & . OA G18 Bold Basie Lake Rd, Holly. Gats” AND CORN. OL 3-0008, 0 BALES OF SECOND CUTTING pe Ba ng or will wrote for __feeder cattle, MY 23-0595 For Se Sale Livestock ock 72 we Ofer torope SALE OR TRA Terme, Li S73. sale YR. Milford, MUtual 45742. 4 HEAD A m| BEET ran eum Goneacs f HEAD OF CA = Ko 3 | aroraore 5 merce aE oF We se ts trade guns. Burr- Tele oe ~ BUY - SELL - T he nley each w Bagley &t. __ Wanted Livestock _ 73 ONL WANTED: HORSES To. TO BOARD. Can care for 6. Best of care. FE 17-0318. __ For | r Sale Poultry 74 PAT HENS. 226 EB Bird. YERS, VE, Goldner, North. 100 WHITE ROCK POLI: * apo Ba: PAY IKE RE co fay Bea er tak : Sele Farm Produce 38 WALN ol maaan ie Maal lebe! otatoes, I $1-$3 __Orion Rd. Left yh _Sale le Farm Equipment 76 76 “BUY NOW AND SAVE Farm and Industrial— ° New and Used Tractors a8 ASE AND APPLES Easting and cooking, owes Farms, Ra! Silverbell oo __Brile east off Adams Rd. APPLES AND Sau CORN, ibe Phone MA Lan, | HUBBARD SQUASH. BLUE OR 3 cents & pound. $680 Oidign s Rd. P Deli out licious ‘Appts _ HOUGHTEN & & SON ‘Rochester. OL 1-0761 a we “AND USED SPREADERS. Mile , i i Phone 4 BULK MILKKEEPERS. othing AAs a = - ' . Lapeer, MO 43651. and We carry a Pontiac Farm and — 1-H DEALER RD, AT OPDYKE cone aaa DEPENDA A PARTS oor re KING BROS. Auction Sal Sales ag ye SALE FRI. NIGHT, B & 27 to 45 ft. HOME, tle as % down. poet oe Ae FE “PARTS—STORE. Trailer Exchange ANDERSON and GREAT LAKES, Trailer Sales oe tame Be Be is Rte at hh new ioe ik and ih Rew, bv pony ond months to pay. Byer see « trailer 12 f. high? “DEER HUNTER SPEC. 10 USED TRAILERS CK FROM TO Pi ft, America’s 2 lenged Soren. im thet r s CREE New Pa] = it al. | OUT. OF ST 7 Bi ROVERS wie sea i ot thes See | xcier's Come. 1 h Mem, fot, Miah! BUY NOW! fee & bere! 12 % high Oxford Trailer Sales as. Trailer. So gare to sama cee 1 1956 PONTIAC” CHIEF | A COMPLETE ca IN BEAUTY CON STRUCTION NOW ON DISPLAY AT” : | SORCHINGON | TRAILER ‘SALES | 4301 Dixie Hwy. 3-1303 230 8. Gort Hes, Pitat Eee soa ‘ tow bave have the neal . a TRATCER EXCHANGE: AUTO PARTS AND AND a ee ee remem it! Have A SET ¢70-15 ' Pe cout, - oer aoe te wm 6B. BRAID MOTOR SALES For See Ree, 83. ~~| POR PAR > sEavics Tp te AIL BOAT, LIGHT +1: eT Fibregias bottom and lo sails. Good cond. Call on 3182. : AL iture. :| Transportation Offered 87 CALIF, BOUND?. DRIVE A Car, Pontiae Drive-Awa: Seewten, rE 45139, 53% Union RS CA Pia., La, Averill Auto “CALIFORNIA BUYER a i: * abe W. -~ cars, any make any BAGLEY AUTO PARTS PE 5-9219 UT Ol A BUY: buy clean cars Pay COMMUNITY, MOTORS | 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN TILL 19 PM. a a Re EER A #1955 BUICKS _ SWE'RE THANKFUL for the many friends and Se eee eros ie ERS Se. AS oi ost Seo THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1985. tv one ihe For SaleCars 91 a1 a bol For Sale Cars 1 #0) © cnete 2, eee test 1 rere fs 14 ft, plat- 2 speed axle. WILSON GMC Oakland at Cass FE 29203 - FE 44531 Ni. | See eam B..9 | ieellent res fy side, ag noe ® $-9033. Ese Sele Sere 91 TIP TOP VALUES GUARANTEED Plymouth Savoy 4 door, wees Gnrvaler 4 door, : cla ~ 1955 Demos Floor Cars—Officials Cars PURE SRSREEIS". 22,952 ee. HASKINS CHEVROLET -Fastest 6751 Dixie . at M-15 s MAple sto Open ts ‘til 9 HAVE . Factory Officials Cars 55 PONT IACS WITH A NEW ‘customers we have, and Tor their - pa for them and you who be thinking of buy- we offer the follow- ‘ing “Tip Top” Used Cars. ne GREE SETTLER LESSS ESSERE S SETTER TEE a5 ea . . * t¢ ara - * ee Pt al pebqabrnenhvbnbebeni 29 - one a* af FP: @: Fe: eh * alll *. es. s ees <4 eveee S45 ao eee Owe ee ee Po See heowwe fee eee, - * . de wer ee - pee eee * ee eeee a2 . eee eee * eet enee * * . . * eee Pet en ena eunee fst Car ent | _ aba ase ast No Co-Signers! Immediate Delivery! . Deal Direct! ; No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here Y’ALL COM E NATIONAL 100 USED CARs PRICED OVER WHOLESALE KELLER KOCH Liberty B-4585 Variety in Winterized Used Cars rae Ft Sele Cate ONLY. aa r 912 S. Woodward ing, geri Sa oaane reas pad- = Midwest 4-7811 :% ag 4 p ocl Cost d wy A ; E 1 An reom for tae. Pe orm ~ ‘ H CHEVROLET ‘S OLDS % SEDAN, black eww th H. ew | radio, ‘ite wall tires, full ag 1951 Ford Convt. |; You Can’ t Buy. = | nt More Comparable Used Car Values ! ! No Down Payment ay inese |) =| teeters =| SHARP | Cars at ‘These Prices Ye ard De seit 2 Som EX <4 EP c @ PACKARD... 5 Chev, 4 dr.....-. ngs —_— : "54 Chev. 4 dr........ it-{—t- "53 Chev. 4 dr........ $895 ) IPR Eo, hae 53 Cher. 4dr ----3851 At HAROLD TURNER Ford ? 52 Ply. Dix. 2 dr... .$595 ; : 52 Chev. Dix. 4 dr... .$695 a a ‘4 or, 52 Pont. 8 4 dr......$895|| 1955 Ford 2 dr. Stock No. 3409AA........$1199 "aed cad weds te cole eee | -|'52 Buick Super 4 dr, $895 ets ce : "™ onrn CHEVROLET ap tenn ages zane, ‘51 Mere, 2 dr........ $495 || 1954 Plymouth 4 dr. -Stock No. 318A.......$825 Woodward at 13 inte srpestancs ans. New 1 — ey epee . te ee a as dows, y OMAC "51 Pont. 84 dr....... Pe - eo 3 DR. WAS Sis: just your car 1 Ford 8 Cb Cpe. $493 1951 Ford Convt. Stock No, 491A....... o + $399 | = m SErtoLit Haskins Chev. |'so nora o 3 077277 $192] 1953 Chevrolet Convt, Stock No, 1226A......§799 heater, power steering, power Pape | en ‘A? Ply. 2 dr, i.0002> $75 “a LARRY snow 9 GLENN'S 1954 Chevrolet 34 T. Platf’m, Stock No. 347A $644 , 56 ‘MOTOR, SALES |] 1954 Ford % T. Pickup. Stock No. 200A... .$699 ymou a8 Wine’ ea’ as || 1953 Ford Custom 4 dr, Stock No. SOSA... .$699 Carkner | , , | RCRORTAeooNvERt—row.|| . Si nia SEDAN Was fo FOR Floor Models FE wore ster sian 8 || 1952 Pontiac Dix. 8 2 dr. Stock No. P751...$599 | cle ‘ i iv6t PONTIAC 4 DOOR. HYDRA. : : Woodward st 1 Nie ; SEE US takes it. FE 3-008. | 1954 Ford 8 Ranch Wagon. Stock No. 647A. .$1244 iy Wasa sraTEsMan HanDrop.| BEFORE YOU BUY (® PONTIAC” wisi HYDRA. was : pow only $695. Has = So ee. * zh eve: ‘. SAVE MONEY (| covery oon ts a set of seat} 1954 Chevrolet 2 dr. Stock No. 780A....... $999 Woodward et Mile iw TY haiie = mame alk zz| Schutz Motors afore nein E1108 gx || 1955 Ford 8 Convt. Stock No, P764........$1744 seteny | males ee aro De Soto-Plymouth ory, One owner PE 8-010. Deale And In Addition We Have Many, Many 1951 Stude. 4 dr. 1955 DeSoto ." Door Se- 1935 Plymouth 2 Door. i} 1954 Ford Custom 6 1953 DeSéto Club Cpe., 1952 Pontiac 2-Door Se- 1952 Plymouth 4-Door. Your Eyes a On These. Thanksgiving Specials 1955 955 Plymouth + Doge, 4Door, dan. Powerflyte trans. oo and ox cctiyte power on eee eee ee ee 1955 Chevrolet Conv. Radio & heater. Pow- Radio & heater. Pow _erglide,. power steer- P, steering, erflyte, - : white walls ....$1795 wale erste bs 1955 Ford Conv. Radio 1954 Plymouth Subur- | & heater, white walls, eater. Real] overdrive .,.... $1995 yond car ....$1195 Tudor Sedan.-Radio & heater |, top. Radio and heater. White walls ....$995 V-8. Radio and heater, white’walls ..... $1095 plus 1953 Os Su x Hel dan. Heater. Ready to day Coupe. = ae er. 3698 heater. Liydra. White 4 ee er walls eovesee eee 1952 Dodge Cpe. 1951 Ford Clb. Cpe. , a , and sae . — and heater... 1951 Buick 4 dr. 1951 Plymouth 4dr. || 0 y treeaeveaes 1952 Ford 2 dr. _ 1951 Nash Rambler | ‘on: - we ~~ || SCHUTZ Motors Caen | DeSoto-PlymouthDealer | ; i 7 : | Harold Turner, Ford | 912S. Woodward, Birmingham | ee | Midwest 4-781] | attdwest 47500 Liberty 94000} | fe JOrdan 46266 Liberty 94001 | - OPEN-— Immediate “Spot” Delivery HOUGHTEN & SON | mam,e8 em Low, Low Bank Rates = 1/1 8 AM ‘til 9 P.M. se 5 OMS E® Pomaiae wn Weg Side Used Cos 7 FIRST IN USED CAR VALUE W ith the Most "Cy Owens’ Your FORD Dealer! | ‘ANNOUNCING’. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL : 1956 HERE WE GO AGAIN! LOOK AT THESE PRICES! ‘il ‘53 Chev. 2 dr., RGH......$650 '52 Nash 2 dr., R&H.:.,... . .$495 ‘53 Pont. dlx, 4dr. R&H, Hydramatic .......... $995 ‘52. Pont. Chief dix. 2 dr., - ~ R&H, Hydramatic ... .$675 ‘52 Dodge V-84 dr. ...... 5689 ‘51 Mercury cl. cpe., O.D..$460 ‘92 Ford 8 coupe ..........$535 ‘30 Pontiac 2 dr., R&H... $145 #152 Chev. dix. 4 dr., P.G.. .$565 I'S] Ford 2 dr., R&H.......$237}] ‘03 Nash Rambler conv... $647 ‘53 Ford 2 dr., R&H....... $765 ‘51 Chev. dix. 4 dr., R&H. .$385 "50 Bilick 2 dr., R&H, Dyna.$185 ‘CONVERTIBLES 8 to Choose From ' 1953s Name Your Deal 1955 Fords 8 Left. 1952s 1954s 2-Drs.- 4-Drs.- Country Sedans | , Victorias No Payments Untit 147 S. SAGINAW ST. _ FES4101 FE 5.3568 __ pen 8 AY. 109 PM. ATS SMART To Buy Out of Season CONVERTIBLE SALE 1954 Olds 88, Coral Blue, Jet Blatk Top, : White Tires, Hydra., Radio and Heater, Power Brakes. 1952 Cadillac et Black All the Way, Red Wheels with hite as a ra., a and “ome . — P, Steering, N 1953 Pontiac : _ Robin Blue, Black Top, White Walls, Radio Heater, Hydra., One Owner. , NOeS Fre i ee: $895 Dark Green, Jet Black Top, Ford-O-Matic, Radio and Heater, Just the.car for that High School Student. | Le idee nick. a. aD Light Blue, White Walls, Radio and Heat- er, Hydra., Power Steering, P. Brakes. 1953. Kaiser -4-Door, Clean, Nice Tires. IOS MGrOUry |. ss oe ok suas $895 _— Light Blue, Merc-o-matic, A Sound 1952 Pontide . . 895 Chieftain Dix. Sedan, So Black, Radio and. Heater, Hydra., W. . $895 1959 Nosh’... ..04, 5 Statesman Sedan, TweTon, Tinted Glass, O. Drive. eee ee ee ee | [Soe een ke, » $745 Statesman Sedan, Nice. _ 1952 Plymouth ie ee he s* . $595 Car Radio and Heater, O. Drive. * Just Good Credit. PB caaic dcths $1,995 0 ... $1,995 | a Only Orchard Lake Ave., Oliver Buick, Do You Cet THE B Yes Sir, 10 Big Reasons Why Your Next Used Car Should Come From BOB OLIVER BUICK. . READ and COMPARE 1. 100030 Day Goaraniee. 2. Thoroughly Reconditioned - 3. Owner Recommended 4. As Low as Nothing Down 5. Serving Michigan 25 Years 1955 Buick Special 2 dr. Sedan, 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Coupe. Loaded, including power pack. | 1955 Ford Fairlane Convertible. Beautiful red and black.........00. + $1895 1954 Olds Super 88 Deluxe 4 dr. Custom trim. Really sharp.........$1895 | 1954 Buick Special Riviera Hardtop. Radio, heater & Dyna. Choice of 2. .$1895 | 1954 Pontiac 2 dr. “870” Sedan with all the extras. 1953 Buick 2 dr. Special Riviera Hardtop. 2 tone and very clean......$1245 1954 Chevrolet 2 dr. A one owner beauty. Ready ‘for you.......... «$1095 | 1953 Pontiac 2 dr. Radio and heater. Lowest price anywhere...... vo0e$795 | 1953 Ford 2 dr. Customline: Excellent starter in cold weather. ....e0e. $795 1953 Chevrolet “210” 4 dr. No rust and very clean inside........... ves $795 i Plus Many Other No Down Payment Beauties 1951 Chevrolet Club Coupe. Very smart MORIN i cusccsevvecas soeee G395 1951 Buick Special 4dr. Radio and heater. Looks and runs good... + $395 (199. Buick 4 dr. Sedan. ‘No tust. New brakes. Starts good....... -_ 98 | eas Ist Is SD. Day! Taek PARKING NEXT a BURLDING oo 9PM. From 210 G 10 6 Up to 30 Months to Pay 7. Large Selection of Cars 8. Low Competitive Prices 9. All Cars Scrubbed in and out 10. Free Driving Trial * $1795 Ready to roll......$1395 Fee 29101 4 Salésmen ing and takes, $1895 | 1953 Plymouth Hard- | 1953 Kaiser 2:Door Se | dan. Heater. Economy | $605 | 195! DeSoto Hardtop. | Low mileage, 2 tone paint....... + oes Gal9S Se ae Sree aa ee eS pee eee i Re: Ss eee ee RS Sie x = = a 4 A Ey A YS ’ Peieleeeeenioieniens TE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24,1955, ____ SEVENTY-NINE Big Story Will Honor Former Pontiac Press Reporter: e ae e _ iz New Contract OK'd ae. els Pome) 4 ‘Today's Radio Programs-- [Local Mystery qo Me a ee EE Belelevsed | ‘o Andy WB, of Agrieit Binge GRAND RAPIDS “~The City) Bette Commission has approved * new) Lad f. Guy. sree Receive $500 Award The pact asks the state to ao Sepa wee WN You Buse aS ~ Poe ttle i , ae : “Te f Msbride Peale Robert L. Stearns, former Pon- 1,250,000 Yule Trees en ae fame —_ wars, True tory, j|tiac Press reporter, will receive GRAND as biel Wabi, Tenanee, Brae iam, Meee at cat Be Sete the Pall Mall $500 award and a estimate, that 1.230,000 Christmas| Cleaner Ce Sows’ wave ‘Town News. Party specially wed bronze plaque trees will be harvested this year| Your saws will out siesner, rr 7 Wan. artmer ‘Goatrer |for notable service in the field of in Otta gh gi Bo ee wa County, mostly for ship-| jur machine. : la ‘ ine san ae fa ad see © oe Quick “service om all types ww9 Mayers town | ate IR, Jack White = | WIRE ae sglemwites ct bie yr pase im today a | Pe S| Be ee wwe ES tens rors em 5 ge rt 28 and News —_ |11:50-- Wm, Muste fi |e Se wile whose body was found fo « + } Town sae 9K, Musto Halt wa , News, George | field wegen anced angle on 2 Ww. -- Sh reported discovery Hockey WrON, Bob t Poly pera” “luwewWan’ Make Un’ wind |Was suspected of murder. BE SMART . Pen | axueet morrme | Shek Ree iar | Bae des write, | Omrtend nt Re man was AS A FOX! Ww, is : WEYE. Hockey Wate, Pret Wot ra, Minute wean. Biscay tbe att | trace = Stranger seen in the 4 marder Sree and find 2 motive You'll like the convenience in T id r T ] to : for the crime, . your to Flash Cleaners. -- Lodays lelevision Programs - -/.tre sew ieee AAD Ete eae "_Programs furnished by stations Hated ti this column are subject to change without notice. mato pe prea atipe eae Be oe F LOCAL, FOES 20 eran — New ¥ dete, Sag rae WE GIVE if . 4 3 portray killer “Burden Proof,” on Big , Friday 3 Canes Soman ay Crannel 4—WWI-TV Channel 7-WXYZ-TV Channel $—CKLW-TV ree Philips, a New York actor, |9 P@- om Channel 4, The program will feature the work of RED . TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS | Star Playhouse. Ida Lupino in|t:00—~(2) Robert Q. Lewis. (4)|briefly visited the Pontiac ete eee, oe ee STAMPS €:00—(7) Superman. George| “Pense story “of romance of| Hour of Shows. (1) Stars on|recently for on-the-scene filming. |¢ Program s Martha Merrill Will-O-Way Playhouse, Reeves stars in adventure. (9)| %, Salesclerk and wealthy man| Seven. : He will play the part of the mur-/George Zimmerman of Ottawa drive, Keego Harbor Police Circle 9: Theater. Gene in with clouded past, “Looking|#:38—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. | derer. Calvin Baxter and son, Calvin Jr., of Keego Harbor. Show. Toyland party. (2)| %&"% 3:00--(2) The Big Payoff. (4) NBC) york sector, will portray the part |clusion of the dramatization tb tell) Coffee, chocolate and tea were 4-HOUR ee ee ee - (1) Heartthrob) of the constable who finds the:|the outcome of the case. He is| among the first foods advertised é — ere i Oe ae ae | set Bek Wings Ca: Maeesl| xi) teh Conky Sber — now on the staff of the New York! in newspapers. ne Sheree! _] 539 W. Huron (Comer Palmeri €:25—(4) Sports. Bill Canadiens. (2). Johnny Carson 3:55—~(9) News. Stearns will appear at the con-|Daily News. : (2) TV W Dr. Everett| ‘Show, William Bendix and Car-|4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date : Phelps. son in comedy skits. With Life. (7) Captain Flint. (9)| : soa €:38—(T) Cisco Kid. Duncan Renal-|i0:36—(7) Science Fiction Thea-| Justice Colt. «Popa do stars in Western. (4) Camera} ter. Keefe Brasselle in “‘Post-|#15—(2)' Secret Storm. (4) First} instrument’ 4 Marilyn Maxwell, Brain Keith} card from Barcelona.” (2) Eddie| Love. bree fm “Sunday Mourn.” (2) Patti| Cantor Show. “Triple Versian,”|4:2—(7) Rickey the 14 lous Indians Page Show. Music. comedy. 4:30—(2) On Your Account. (4)|* 6:45—(2) News. Doug Edwards. /10:45—(4) Sports on Parade. Film. Wotld of Mr. Sweetiey. (T) Auntie! 1¢ Aknoy petty 7:00—(7) Kukla Fran and Ollie.|11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety with| Dee's yereion (ab) Puppet comedy. (9) Heart of the} Soupy Sales. (9) Nationa} News. | 4:45—(4) Modern Romances, a City. City official is bribed for} (4) News, Paul, Williams,‘ (2)|5:00~(2) The Early Show. (4)|1s Fruit driuk favors for a race track operator! News. Jac LeGolt. : Lee Show, (7) Mickey|2: Dance step in “Honest Man,” starring Pat|11:15—(7) Feature Film. Zachary Club. (9) Dance Party, | #3 Thres times | MeVey. (4) Michigan Outdoors.| Scott in “Stronghold.” (9) Film| 6:30—-(4) Howdy Doody. (1) Mickey| 24 Belgian river Mort Neff with sportsmen's| Theater. Fred MacMurray, Made-| Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody.| 2! Loosed fixedly show. (2) Ray Milland Show laine Correll fo “Don't: Trent : 3 Frevarleate: : {1 Heys. Joba Daly. | Roval Beal to “Paper Profits.” Bulganin Give 3 Siar im The ; ! er Tonto save daring boy mel Ann Brownley. Pps Doll F. rom Russia », inetrunent x Se ag Ho Fg a yg ng A Les Post ond Mar) to U.S. Girl,.11 | Saior 9’ 12’ $ for Life.” (9) Million Dollar|11:25~(2) Nightwatch Theater 193 Gree Xx : Movie. Anna Neagle, Michsei| Jack Mullhall in “Nighibeat.” |oii tog" \eeae sy pan zeae | Bramvet tor | \ age fo s , . Wilding in “Derby Day.”. (4)/11:30—(4) Tonight. 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