ee ee HARE _ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DE den to Take Over With the government's over-all = After 10.Years.. “A wallet Jost 19 years ago and|dom. return. from his Jamaican ~ Speculation Rife Prime Minister May Resign. Chief Deputy Butler) Tells Sir Anthony’s Wish ‘To Face Music’ LONDON (P—Prime Min-| - ister Eden’s chief deputy, R. A. Butler, told the House of Commons today the reins-of the British govern ment will be “handed back”) ~ to Eden immediately on his cae nt ae eae pe tnmnenenar einen Butler's statement, how- ever, did nothing to lessen speculation that Eden soon) may be ‘forced to resign. Butler said Eden ‘would wish to} face the music’’—a reference to the controversy raging in- Britain over his Suez invasion policies. The House votes tonight on a confidence motion which, if not ‘carried, could foree Eden’s Cab- inet to quit. . : The government is iemectel to win on the confidence motion, but Britain's big- newspapers split about evenly on Eden's chances of continuing to hold his job. Three. nationally__ distritited Margaret Brewer with Teresa, 3, after their Avon was shot. Township neighbor laid seige to their home with Capture, Ends Rampage dailies said Eden ts fintshed-and) = Officers Daring police work ended al ‘drink -—fuddled Avon Township man’s spree of bullets last night, without a single afswering shot from 50-police officers finging his small home. “T could have shot him easily,” Sheriff's Deputy Fred Pender said, -\“but I was waiting for help to -?pull him -in.” Pender and Sgt. Alphonse An- “Gerson answered a_ neighbor's complaint that Alvin Heath was shooting up the neighborhood. They walked up to Heath's door, shooting,” Pender said. ‘How many shots? I wasn't counting, I was digging.” But for Heath's wife, it was just = like any other evening. A dozen or ‘so Conservatives were expected to abstain in ue voting, in silent disapproval the withdrawal without ‘insuring Seorwasestel control of the canal. __{Continued on Page 2, “Col. 23 to Pontiac Man {5 “We didn’t mind him shooting “the gun—all of us liked to shoot any 37, told reporters. ~ Questioned, Mrs. Ghcath and ta children,. Richard. Bannister, 13. Roger, 9 and Judy, 6 were calm. According to Mrs. Heath, who eT a ani few-days, she and the children e | were unaware that her husband-/2nd_and living in an Army bar-jnight S| eee ee at peObr etboere ext hadfound!enta wae Bice —— - “J thought he was shooting up in the air,” she said. “I told him “Refuges Pair Weds ec psf ae | Holdt mi a. when he first went out, remember - if you shoot the gun off, shoot in the air-so no-one gets hurt. + + j She was preparing the next day's school clothing for the chil- dren, as her husband re-entered the house to re-load. he an Herbert Brewer, 28, of} home, is still confused about a a target. “‘Honey,; 2625 Dearborn St., behind Heath’s|*® “There's no reason at all be- |h a 22 caliber rifle last night Sdirscoloenly, no_one_} times afterwards, that I'd fight Wan 2 SF wind 96 Sate But he hind it,” he said. “Heath is just Happy With CAMP KILMER, N. J. (#—Dozens of Hungarian chil- dren, uprooted in bewilderment from their homes only a few days ago, awoke today to find that the spirit. of the -gun=so, ir was just like ~~ evening,” age “Jean Heath, St.“ Nicholas lives around the world. When they looked at their Shoes polished so brightly der of wonders—St. Nicho- “oa raid them a visit. Even though they were. thon- sands of miles from their home- racks, the old gent— a Taare ener ee Bea ShcA SE eee gifts: dolls, ~— conty—-ae switches, They were small gifts, in their tradition that says the big gifts come on. Christmas Day, the small ones on Dec, 6.from St. Nicholas, in hope, they found a won+ He lett ions the traditional iwhom. Hungarian youngsters con- -—-thieir—special—protector— + Clash Between | | Enemy Factions 2 Killed as Nationalists trying Red Flags met an- i |same size bearing national- ist flags on Budapest’s great) ~ ~ noon. “I told him then, and several jihad adyised While the children were nestled ‘Sends Key to Santa. ype tieend ae} LARAMIE,” Wyo. & — A local - The aymbulic switches — an- other part ‘of the tradition that calls for the yotingsters to shine their shoes and set them out for gifts — were “pulled off some trees around nats," a Red Cross Pape fog! and Pro-Reds Battle. in the Streets BUDAPEST (?i—Progov- ernment and nationalist demonstrators clashed in a group of about 100 dem- onstrators siding with Pre- imier Janos Kadar and car- other group of about the; boulevard shortly after The_ nationalists. tried to wrest’ Workers ' struck tories ‘today in protest against The Budapest Workers Council against a — strike. The able ie ge Agel ay was unlikely. ae U.N. delegates at the United Na- -itions.in New York voiced shocked Dag Hammarskjold Dec. 1Some claimed it justified growing demands to throw out the Buda- pest delegation if it continues to flout U.N, authority. Budapest today and eye-|. - witnesses said at least two) F _imen were killed and several:-= were wounded. : +-"Phe~-clash~ started when! ~ pea comnees Sees DISARMED BY DEPUTIES ee “Why don’t ee | Ends i in J Heath at the county jail was uninoved by the memdry of last — Still in a you give back my gun?’’ he - le Degtede A thick fog settled over t ing traffic to a crawl and he Pontiac area today ‘tila promises from the Weather| Bureau-that~ temperatures’ will —remain —— the} unseasonable 40 degree mark. 4 p. m. in downtown Pontiac. This was seven degrees off the record for the date of 60 atmosphere in the capital. as Soviet tanks®¢t in 1884. forward to running their windshield eeampe Santa’s. Gifts) sine" ore ‘Snserestin 4| More rain is likely for tomorrow with the mercury ‘to reach a high jaround 42 degrees. The heavy fog canleled flights’. in and out of Detroit-airperts—-and+— ,,(tied up a dozen freighters in the Detroit River last night. Lecal_police_and sheriff depart- 16. | nents reported only -the normal amount of accidents even with the f that the fog should lift by noon or early afternoon. ‘The lowest temperature preced- ing 8-a.m.-in- Pontiac was 45 -de- grees. The ‘mercury was et D4 at) tuars No Cops on Thieves Lane HERTFORD, England ® — The Hertfordshire County Council. last -Yésterday witnessed vii balmy high of 53 degrees at| Og. The Weather Bureau predicted night turned down an offer of s parentssix Jats on Thieves Lane for a pro __|jeeted police housing development. ROME (INS) — of the U.S. sixth fleet denied -em-| ‘Commander of Fleet |p ‘oDenies All Reports the eaiadniee "/phatically today published reports] ne Middle East areas tor the ponent combat zone. He said that both he and- Adm. Sir Guy Grantham,’ the Angio- French fleet. commander, -realized that some embarrassment result fromthe presence of U.S. and Anglo-French warships in the same spots. Brown said that,’ in his’ view, no such embarrassment ever. resulted. sete Ring Up One for Police ALBUQUERQUE, NM. w —| The police Tadio dispatcher this bit of excellent -advice to all cars last night: “It you See-a- him.” Pe eee gave/ Restrict Traffic =o Out of W. Berlin’ Jitters Believed Sea. - of Russian Crackdown” “jon, Allied Travel © _ carrying a cash Palen, cs ‘streets of Budapest, - then on " {October 24th they fled fifty miles) | "NEW YORK — = Sidriow Sk Cub i a Bling ‘ft doe, GM. president, forecast. today, more than Hoth auked to have their names withheld to avoid reprisals on rela- that 1957 would be the automotive tives who had to remain in Buda-| “ip jfirst peacetime year of record ~ Curtice noted that 1956 was the| eco of 3, eee be eee hiail ig : s and a garage before coming ‘to rest. The pilot, -Capt: James Glessner of Julesburg, Colo., was helped from the burning craft only slightly hurt. ~ Geeupants of the houses were ‘unhurt. ‘si AP Wirephote New Mexico Ski Club gee pons Dele bag and $15 last night 2 few doors leery her home, Pontiac police She said the culprit; a teenager, ; The Weather. ae Tete tere ae, i a ; ursday @ ) rises me Th: Bee Leoneninenel “Dewatewn Temperstaree VPRO Re eee tbe ee bees ee oth: Ree end nk sie Senet - of Red Abuses — * beaten ' for days with a_ rubber tto watch obscene orgies, and ques- “eae | vived cemamaiaty to deprive him Bugs Battling ‘Human Race for Supremacy | sign. May Outlast Eden's Tenure —PARIS-=The Suez fiasco and, Wa RAV! brought French Premier Guy Mol-| tack, but most political observ-' ers agree the’ government igs not in oe The trouble might come when’ (Eden's Leadership Remains in Doubt acute oso ie. ¢ atone bellion ‘would not force it to re- But criticism was rising in the Conservative ranks against Eden, resting in Jamaica from “severe overstrain” and due back in about Mollet Postwar Rarity te: r] Se ot jin Race Strife . SS 1 Accused of Contempt] - in School Violence at Clinton, Tenn. “CLINTON, Tenn. @ — Ten ‘}more of the 16 persons accused in racial violence which closed) integrated Clinton High School Tuesday faced a.federal judge to- reopen the school. U..S. Dist. Judge Robert L. Taylor of nearby Knoxville issued) jeriminal contempt warrants for them the 16 yésterday, with-violation of.a court order for- | bidding: interference -with integra-| tion ‘of the. school. =e one woman — were in jail at _| Knoxville within a few. hours. 16th, ¥Y a woman, was ‘| still being sought by federal -mar- shals, & * = 3 pe os “= prisoners, . including W.-H. + white Citizens here, were arraigned. before Judge Taylor last night. All de- nied the. charges. Other arraign- ments were postponed until to- day, There also was a report that) steps have been taken to see if bail canbe ysevoked ‘for | John! Kasper, 26, who has appealed: Taylor's one-year. sentence on a’ |similar charge in previous dis- orders at. schoof opening last Au- gust. - Board, which had—ordered the Lschool _. “until * * day as officials made plans to| oe oe Til,chairman of the pro- -Counecit} The Day in Hiwhigheas Fifteen of “hens — 6 men- and’ _ characters portrayed, Aifrom Shakespeare, Sandberg, the Stage Rapeijence Wins BIRMINGHAM — No theatrical trappings but experience galore on stage and television is being brought today and tomorrow to the Birmingham Theater stage with the “Two's A Company” program. Albert Dekker’s performance at Town Hall today recalled for many his performance of skill as Willie Loman, the lead in “Death of A Salesman,"’ as well as his roles in the movies, ‘‘Cass Timberlane,” “Gentlemen's Agreement,” “Wake Island,” and “Strange Cargo." Total range of mastery of six dialects for one of his movies might go unused in today's talk, . but not-his understanding of the tion sessions tonight or next Tuesday because of the gym’s | },, unavailability, resume its Tuesday and Thurs- day Salts ‘starting wer. 13, New officers ot the Y's Men, who start their tree sale at the |\YMCA’ Saturday, are Al Madsen, president, Bob Curtis, vice presi- dent, Don Gibbings, secretary and Bob Schaffer, treasurer. Supper Club of the First Congre- gational Church will meet at the ‘\church at 6:45 p.m. tomorrow for a travelogue program following their meal, aa ++ * Mrs, Sally M. Powell Mrs. Sally M. Powell, 2579 gram, which included characters. Brownings, Chekhov, and Robert Frost, is backed as well by onstage successes a : ee '—Etaughs tori “Time Out for] Ginger,” and steely cruelty in “King Lear,” are part of her range ve 8 8 Santa or Mrs, Santa Claus can be called in Birmingham on 4. direct phone line to his work- ‘shop. | . Yorkshire Rd,, died last alight at a brief ilmess.A gop an; resident for the t ten years, she Was associated with Johns- tone and Johnstene@Real Estate | James te leaves her daughtt; .M K.. N, Ryden, a son, William Fo. gie; six grandchildren, ‘three sis-| ters and four. brothers. : Her body will lie at Bell Chapel of the Willidm R., Hamilton Co.) until service at St. ‘James Church | at 2-p.m_ Friday Burial wili-be: Starting Monday, calls may be! placed from 5 to 8 p.m. to Midwest ‘67222. The two weeks of calls will! feature children’s chats with the! North Pole couple on what is want-' ed for Christmas. . Helping with phone bills for, Santa is the city’s recreation ‘de- i Adult night wilt- i ies in November | ‘Knudsen, GM vice president and general manager ——s today, He said it w month reported _ dealers. “eines August; since the 1997 Pontiacs were. intro- duced on November 9, Pontiac dealers also reported a total of 21,784 unfilled customer orders for 1957 models. It is the highest number of un- filled customer orders: on hand ‘at Pontiae since’ November of last year, Knudsen said. ‘Question Metal Worker in Schoolboys’ Slaying SAN DIEGO, Calif. & — Police said tonight they are - holding a Edith Atwater’s share-in the pro-| St. deseph Merey ‘Hospital alter 30-year-old former metal’ worker ‘and gardener for questioning ‘in the slaying of. three’ Chicago_school- ‘boys Oet. 16,- 1955. The man, identified as Richard ion a charge of suspicion of vag- ‘rancy. Aurora is 40 miles -south- west of Chicago. | | . | The combined area of the U.S. national forests is now computed “Demand fot Pontiacs new Pontiacs in, Daneiaiiery. Pi E = 4- Ending the first calendar mera -Ebert-of-Aurora, Ill., was arrested. to be one and one-third times that of Texas. 7 in White Chapel Memorial Ceme-. tery. A a campaign organization is working towards winning the Re- Bi | publican nomination for University of Michigan Regent for Mrs, Rob-: ert F. Watt, 1215 Yorkshire St. partment, Ls Ls Eton Park’ rink ee attracted the bills rollin end the budget must~—be—voted—ia—January————-. By then, if he makes it, Mollet a postwar rarity in France. Until now he-has weathered the Suez, ‘crisis with far less difficulty than British Prime Minister Sir An- The jab which hag hurt Mollet worst came from 17 deputies in his own Socialist party. Declaring. {themselves in line with Britain's Labor party in condemning the the rment’s “pacification”. policy in Algeria had also failed and should be scrapped. They de-| manded the immediate calling of a special party congress to dis- cuss the. next Moves. ,There has been sniping too from the National Assembly. weather ahead, the Premier to-| day sought and obtained’ from the future on a confidence vote when i Soday of Decatur, insects in instances 'Mindszenty. Tells for First Time - NEW YORK w—Hungary’s Car- dinal — says he was abused for. 29 days and—nights by ‘Red secret police. prior to his trial on treason charges. in 1949. hose, kept in-a- cold, damp. cell to irritate Ris. weak lung, forced|. :itioned without sleep Groeghoet |r ‘entire period. Se avitg: he tie rela of rest. His interviewer,” Leslie Balogh; Bain, said, however, that the car- dinal told him no drugs were used to make him confess to trumped-; horses mentioned were Colonial "/Accuse Man as Agent, i viets .eseaped: by walking away ge faction of diehards was bit- ter at the pullout leaving President and the canal, Many were con- cerned over the rift with the United States and the _ economic ahead. - * * >. . “Acting: Prime Minister R. A. Butler was the likeliest man to Eden step out, ut there . was identified with the decision to mierg Stag Rel | i Germany next week. Diphtheria Toll at 138 DETROIT ® — Two new cases of diphtheria were reported in De- | trolt yesterday, bringing the year's 4 total to : WATCHES & CLOCKS for Christmas Gift-Givin MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS \- CHILDRE! Suez affair, the 17 protested that) Cabinet permission to stake his} the Assembly debates the treaty|; _.. —_the-Saar—-to—_ Western) further notice,” decided after the let under--increasing political at-) will have been 12 months in office, 15 arrests last night ee reopen ‘the school next Monday if ' ble. beating of a Baptist minister, jthe Rev, Paul Purner, i had escorted six Negro: pupils to school past jeering bystanders. used in the alphabet, but more words start with “s” than any oth-| er letter. ee the far left, right and center os Perhaps because of these indi-, § cations of dirty parliamentary 7. The closing followed a series of | increasingly numerous racial in- cidents climaxed Tuesday by the: after he I $383 skaters thus far, and one 7 class has reached capacity, ac- cording to Vivian Heard, grammer at the artificial rink. With the Saturday children’s, class from 1 to 2 p.m. filled completely, adult elasses on! Thursday are filling rapidly, and other sections for all ages are be- ing arranged. Over 150 bovs have tried out for: eight teams of hockey, with eight| Boys will be notified of their team weekend. There will be ne adult recréa- ic have a twice and wi meet | | | port of Mrs, Stuart G. Baits of E take if she wins the nomination See the enceceding encing alee i Sion. | “If elected she would become : first regent from Oakland County,” says one supporter. The national capital site was re- The letter ‘‘e” is most trequesitiy coaches starting the practicing.| moved from Nev’ York to Wash- ington ‘D, C, during the period of —Tthe - administration of Preset "John Adams. ” MORE-FOR-YOUR-DOLLAR SIMMS SUPER SPECIAL a “First Quality | “ Ladies’ FI ~nnel-} HIGH FASHION some feeling he was‘ too closely|]} I move against Egypt. ‘Two dark- Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd and Sir Winston Churchill's son-in-law, Housing Minister Duncan Sandys. Both have remained outside the Suez controversy. -* toys, resi wrist, - . Youths’ & Men's SPORT in‘Prisoners’ Escape | JACKSON i — While authorities questioned a mian today. in what they said was the operation of an | “underground — ficia:s sought two geeed estioal wonvicts. being. “the depot agent’ of the so-called “underground railroad” civilian dothes and transportation to Detroit. 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The federal judge dealing with the-case-at Clinton, Tenn., may issue injunctions and order arrests, but to be lawful it would have to be proved that the disorder was for the avowed purpose of prevent- ing the school board from elimi- nating discrimination in the school. A boyeott against attendance, for instance, where schoot-attendance is compulsory under state laws, _would be a state and not a federal question. * © * If it were found that threats or even assaults were being made . against citizens who wanted to have- their children attend the mixed school at Clinton, this would be primarily an offense under the laws of the state of Tennessee. The Constitution says that the~ federa] government may enforce wears the pants at the Metropoli- tan Opera is Mildred Miller, a young singer with a double at- traction, High Court €an’t Force Integration = 2s.0% yt also endowed her with a pair , /ot trim limbs as graceful as +t on mst Hollywood cheesefake stars. / YOUNG BOY ROLES law and order within a state only when the state legislature or the governor—if the legislature cannot be convened—asks for protection / “against domestic vioelence.”’ Because she has “the most So it’s up to the state of Ten- beautiful legs at the Mef,”’ pretty nessee to preserve order. Maybe Miss Miller—who happens to be -the school board at Clinton, in its ™4rr ied to an” Air Force major "“ _ bewilderment, thought the Supreme and is the mother of two children Court had-written a new Constitu. —sets_mdst—of — thé—young—bey tion puttingthe-operation of the roles in opera her¢ : school systems of America into the hands of the federal govern- ment instead of the states. But that's a mistaken assumption. Policing @isorder in and around the schools is still a state problem. (Cor 1956, New York wuld Tribene, Be Inc, ) posed to be “Looking Back | 15 Years Ago tial phe JAPAN TO fight for new c-der, put the truth is that “‘cheese- Tokyo says. ” , : ‘ wm cake'’—the display of a_ well- BRITIAN TO declare war on turned feminine leg—has had a three more nations. prominent place in-opera for more 2 Years Ago than two centuries, MERCURY DROPS to three NUMEROUS PARTS above. There are numerous boys’ roles COUNTY TRAFFIC deaths pass in opera—such as Cherubino in 1935 total. . “Marriage of Figaro,” Octavian “T enjey singing them,"’ she said. “But at [fast once a year ft like to sing’ a woman's part, and I tell /the management, ‘Please, let me show my versa- tility.” , It is supposed to be a matter of complete indifierence to opera - fang--whether singers move on — feet-_-or--wheels. ‘They are sup- are to take .over or regulate te the Dy. -William Brady Says: in “Der Rosenkavalier,”’ the page in “Salome” and Orlofsky “in “Fledermaus.” * * Five Rules to Help Fight Chronic Winter Cough It is high time for a lot of poor souls with winter cough (chronic bronchitis, bronchial catarrh, bron- chiectasis, or what have you) to dispose-of cough killers, sedatives and narcotics such as heroin, co- ‘deine, the barbiturates, and medi- cines Which can only mask the | symptoms for an. hour or two, and ~“have-a-go at home- can do no harm even if ‘they do good. One with chronic-cough who has a severe coughing spell every morning should: (1) Throw out all medicines: not prescribed by his or her attend- ing physician, (2) Whip up a batch of the home- made foolproof cough medicine after the recipe and directions giv- ° en in Volumette-5—of the Pocket - are changing at the age at which they would play these roles, they are usually sung by yeung- wom- en, It wads a real thrill for gaffers ___of the 18th and 18th Century to although in ‘chronic bronchitis or go to the opera and see a girl bronchiectasis it may be helpful wearing knee-breeches and long to prepare and use a batch at, say; monthly intervals. good centuries for bosom ~ Signed letters, not more gr one pa gt watehers, but. peor ones for leg or 100: wert long erie Berson men. All their lives, the only way ni eit; some men ever could view fem- cont to tbe fon. _an pers underpinning was to attend 1956) | above any lowbrow. As the voices of boys usually » silken hose. Those -happened—to - be course, is long gone, but because of the voice demands girls still often must be boys in opera. TIRED OF TROUSERS “When it comes to trousers, by the end of the season I've had " said Miss Miller, who is dark- haired. and.has- throw every pair of slacks, shorts, pedal pushers. and lounging pa- jamas out of my wardrobe. " Nisg. Miller first met her tius- band, Maj. Wesley Posvar, while attending a Cleveland high ‘school. He courted her in Europe while he was a Rhodes scholar and she was studying music, They live now in Arlington, Va., with their children, Wesley, 6, and Mariana, ats Fight years after she left high school Miss Miller was singing at the Met. In addition to 15 to 25 opera appearances,. she gives 30 to 40 concerts and sings half a dozen or more times a year on radio and TV: programs That schedule makes it unnec- essary for fer to exercise or diet to keep shapely. LOTS OF LEAPING “As a matter of fact, good liv- ing and good food make fof bet- ter singing,” she said. “And I have to leap around the stage so much—boys are so bouncy-I lose — a couple of pounds at every per- formance.” Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE T wish you every happiness... And-every. blessing too... As God may heed my fervent prayer Because you are so precious and — . So sweet and dear to me... The inspiration and the hope... . ‘Of all I want to be. I know my prayers and wishes, ‘Jove eee Are not enough to say . . The gratitude that you deserve .. . Today and every, day .. . But these are all that I ean give... In moments now to spare... Until the deeds I do can prove . How much I really care. Believe me, all my thoughts: ond dreams . . . Belong to you alone . . And everything I gain of wealth . . . 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DECEMBER 6. 1958 a eet n < ie Ms 23 Yeors j “— _ Polick Lt, jthing 1 don't lose it.” Inever lost my license so I never had to: eet. ‘another one.” In lows. drivers licenses are’ ar er ‘workshop te Ae asked to see a : man’s drivers: years. fetows: _ When they give me some Mantle for President, Kim Novak for Veep ‘funny pecete. election in the 13th precinct in Gig Se Per SS tbhomb-proof excavation that will one the Ninth Ward. Giant Power Station ~ be big chough to drydock the Joe Smith of Republican Nation: Bug. Under Mountain EK. to provide power for a ie Convention 7 giant new aluminum smelter at our ee poe WASHINGTON — To build the|Kitimat, on the coast “50 -miles * precinct of the Tenth Ward. world’s largtst underground power, vaway, __Baséball’ s Mickey Mantle and | ._{station, miners burrowed @ quarter) 4. iazon is thew wo n t's onty ROCKFORD, ii. + — Voters are Yellowstone is the a na- ‘tional park-in the United States.It = jeovers more than two mi you'in Montana, Idahé hs . The man produced license me: "Mote than two million Americans the years 1932-33 and when Nelson sear taria e him about it he replied; = Ras ad not like some. of you Tactress itr Novak = ‘a. vote: for president and vice illion acres President, respectively, on a write- and Wyoming. lim ‘ballot during the a ah aah “There are 50 per cent more hos- Of a mile inside Mount DuBose in’ l piilor_river wi pitals in the U.S. than in 1920 and| British Columbia, Canada, says the| is about 3,300 miles long the bed capacity has been more National Geographic Society. With-| “et #t 18 about 4.90 ' than tripled, U. S. medica} surveys in the mountain, generators churn show. ~--+-}out-eleetrieal energy in an atom-'New -York. ntial se eee eS ~~ = oo a > tn. he bean te ‘ a ever ie + ae Printed cel- ton cordu- roy in red or blue with sponge rub- ber ‘sole Size 8 to 3. 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Pink or light blue. nM. ai G78 FELT "JUMPERS ——Regutarly-4.98 @ Sizes 7 to 14 ¥e cer trim. spel ad “distance from Los Angeles to . si cas, _THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1958 Crack: “Down on Traffic Law Violations es Key to Reduction of Tratfic Deaths verns. they establish ' ‘speed blocks” with alee eneee ears. to check a a ae a “= * (Hebrew Prayer Book sitet," us. Traffic arrests have Canada. : org heal obeatialisclen ‘se «os Published in Braille | ~ CHICAGO o— Crack down on traific Ta cu down on traffic deaths. That may sound like a slogan. But it’s not. It’s a formula dis- tiled from reports from cities ' and states that havé had remark- able -reductions: in fatalities, (NSC): says motor vehicle deaths had dropped 12 per cent-in Octo: ber. NSC -termed the slump “amazing” because it bucked the normal seasonal trend and broke a rise that had carried through 19 months in @ row, The sharp reversal raised a P question: How was it: achieved? The ‘Associated Press sought the answer in-a survey. NSC’ statistics showed that for; the first 10 months-of this year the traffic death total was 5 per cent higher than in the correspond- ing period. of 1955. They also showed that many cities —and—states—had—scored} marked reductions in the same 10-month period. Among larger cities.and states with big increases, were Tennessee -15, Michigan and ‘Kentucky Y. -55, + 9, Rochester, N Jacksonville, Fia. -42, Ohio -40, Officials were asked how ony did it. . Thelr replies varied. But they had one common element— | fires enforcement of traffic laws. Lt. Arthur H. Mehring of the Police * ry a asians three-day wen- tence. Rochester's police chief, “William A. Winfield, attributes his city’s impressive record to: 1, Stepped up enforcement of. all traffic regulations 2. An_intensive education—pro-; gram by the police bureau's safety education. division. rotection accidents, “We cite pedestrians as quickly as_drivers for failure. to observe ‘traffic: signs, It really has brought results.” m.p.h, driving on ‘many’ streets ant parkways but faster travel invites trouble. Judges have- been sending speeders to jail as well as fining them. And, under state law, & and their percentage reductions, drunken driving conviction car- “Cinchinat permits 35 and “#0 Michigan “appears “Well on its os to a goal of its annual traffic death toll. by 200 —i, ¢., 200 fewer lives lost this year than last, James M. Hare; chairman of the state safety commission, and improvement in traffic law en- forcemént was a factor. Joseph A. Childs, state police com, missioner, agreed that steady In the last two years about 250 new officers have been added to off the road. That legislation vir- tually doubled the staff which ‘YORK (INS)—After three years of work, the world’s first Hebrew Prayer Book in Braille has been completed. 4 handles traffic violation reports. “For the first time,” Hare re- to tens G,- Hilton Bitler, Tennessee's centration of troopers on high- ways and “apectactiar” safety | measures, —-$-——_________ His strategy is to keep maximum strength on the highways, espe- cially on weekends and holidays. The—“‘spectacular’ action Bt the form of variations of the rosdll block. ‘Trooper units turn up un- announced ona busy road and check _ drivers, safety commissioner, ascribed the} drop-off in deaths there to coh-jj | registration and} the state police force and about The work—includes all Sabbath ‘prayers and services for the Jewish High Holy Days in nine large volumes. It was issued in a limited ot 250 copies -which- baie. peed by. Sent ine ba the United Statés, England, France Canada, Israel and other countries. 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Zine dust is added to precipitate the gold, which settles as a black slime.’ -This is collected and melt- ed at a perso age ‘of 1,175_ de- poured Bloomer State Park No. 2, & -|for Congress in the 16th district ~fot—Wayne—County than inthe THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DEC —s _ eS Mp > é Dy eu sb inaat {| ¢ 7 Ee ‘This Christmos ee Give | Him “Peace ie Mind” with a Sure-St rt gether for the first time official | returns from all districts of the state. It showed that more than three | times as many votes were cast sprawling 12th district. of Upper Peninsula. The 16th district vote came to 274,835, whereas only-$1,155-ballots were cast in the 12th district con- grees centigrade and in | test. ‘Here's one of the best looking, best tailored suburban coats— genuine leather buttons, water- lining. Yours-in-rich-shades— " here’s fine winterwear i for. your_man.. +. B _ all-wool fleece me (495 i——————— Seman ee ee | ve DOWN _§ EXCHANGE PRICES... 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Air Force, AL C10 Merger ~ Ends First Year~ = Union Going. Concern’ | ~~ but Finds Many Tasks) it Stil Uatinished _.WASHINGTON ww ~_ The big L-CIO' merger is-winding up its) initial year a going concern, but ‘with a lot of work still to be done strained than the first. or top jobs at the state level have ~~~ been unable to “If we have to step in we won't go into a state to negotiate,” Meany told reporters. “We'll just lift the old AFL and ClO ‘charters, write a new constitu- tion for a merged setup, rent a; hall and jet everybodyecome in is bre _.Meatiy points out a two-year — period was left for voluntary x mergers of state and local AFL) ; and CIO outfits. After that, he said, “if the boys are still stalling and -maneuvering around,” the parent organization will step in ae and dietate the mergers. “+ -““Fwo years is enough time, 17. ~—think,’*-said “Meany;“fer- them to _. get the idea there has been’ a merger at the national level/ ‘and they are supposed to, ‘follow through.” .* * * Only 19. of the states with rela- tively few AFL and CiO members ~ Wave merged so far/-These states), have, together, less than one- half/ million of the AFL. 10's 15 milliph members. None’ of the larger. /in- dustrial ~ states have completed mergers. ; Meany said he could indlorstan that some, states’ leaders / have de- impatience with theit de deisvs. a The states “having completed —- : mergersare Missouri, Oregon, | ‘ —— jowa, Arkansas, Ten- | / fessee, Louisiana, Arizona, Mon- (tana, " Vernmont, Colorado, Vir- | ' « ginia, Wyoming, South Dakota, Utah, Nebraska, New Mexico, _Alabama and Maine. - Iw itg first year the AFL-CIO hatl made less than terrific bas gress: : = ca * It has dabbleq;,cautiously in or- nizing in thé textile, tobacco and dheinical industries. But none of the primest organizing ‘ “crusades” has developed... It has made steady wage and) other labor contract, gains. But} | these Were more a produet of pros- '' perous times. than —* stem- ging trem -the- merger. ; Lightning Fried Ege Ky. (AP) — ¥, a Fe é THE PON TIAC PRESS, 2 an ARCHIE BARNETT “a LOOK! -HE'LL SURELY APPRECIATE ONE so THESE FAMOUS DUNBROOK WINTER” - - Luxurious All Wool Imported Tweeds, Homespun-Saxonys or Velours SHOULD SELL FOR $55! Men, teil the ladies you: want. one of these for . Christmas or better yet, buy one yourself and enjoy it now! You can charge it, pay after Christmas. LOOK! $50 Wool Tweed $60 All Wool _TOPCOATS TOPCOATS We repeat, beautiful imported tweed coats at a price thot deties all competition! Where else can you find such values! Be sure to see these before you pay $60-¢ or $65 elsewhere. See them Friday or Saturday me). LADIES! HERE'S WHAT TO BUY /_ FOR. YOUR FAVORITE GUY! — The Finest of Fabrics in Blue Sheen Gabardines, New a *n’ bad or Finer Worsted © ™ = * You've never seen such values! “They're ~ reatly —terrifict it's 8 bargains like these that make Barnett’s The Clothing’ Kings of—Pontiac! —join— the—eager- crowds tomorrow and - have yours for Christmas. Bank the Savings! 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SE in_His_Correct_Neck Size and Sleeve Length ~— The newest Tartan plaids that are so popular now. He will like them, too, They're smart caccevcccsceneseseeessteeueneresererrstere and, $5.95 Arrow *kerchiefs White or Colors ru $00 Arrow Ties _ Choice Patterns BE SURE TO SEE OUR HICKOK . FT-BaAR!—__ et & “2 Lae Give Him a 3 a > — BARNETT | ) , Gift Certificate : ; Let Him Choose His Own ; a For Any Sum 3 You Wish F} —— = You'll Find Just What He Wants in \ Our Tremendous Selection ‘of WARM WINTER JACKETS “We Know. You | Can't Beat Our eer LOdKi FINE SUPPLE Leather Retilee ore in the new shades. Charcoal, _erey, brown, by Cashmere Jackets _ 819 £ | They're new styles, quilted lined and insulated. ‘Suburban Coats aii The “Big Hit’ this year in jackets. The fellows all like ‘em. Wool Jackets $1387 | Warm quilted ane. A great value! Toggle Coats $26" | Be sure to see them! meas NOTHING WILL PLEASE HIM MOREL —4 aT, OT NR NE ENT eT nT eT wm Jam will Keep ‘Pace With Construction Suen history, @ natior nal says, Not only highways, but indus- trial,.commercial and residential facilities. mist be re-built on a large scale or cities will strangle. .. Already, U, 8, clties are spending several hundreds of millions of dollars per year on traffic con- gestion, but their efforts only leave them farther and farther behind in the race against traffic prob- lems. Various partial_solutions have been offered, such as spreading ‘the use of vehicle traffic more evenly ever the day, and further dispersing it around metrepoli- ‘tan areas instead of letting-it converge on a few points in the city, . Also, reduction in toll charges has been suggested to encourage use of less congested __expressways in non-rush hours, a plan would call for dispersal of communal and industrial dis- tricts, creation of more space in central areas, not only for traffic, but for moré pleasant living. REASONS VANISHED Tie reasons fora central—busi- ness district have vanished. With improvements in building design, truck terminals, factories and. of- fice buildings no longer need to More wa ook frowuetity. no ant residential districts are now would eliminate the need for ex- s Sane commen, Also, scala up a the com- mercial and industrial core of a/ soon city into a number of “‘iving- working” districts would keep the traffic from winding, as it now tmust,- around city streets, the magazine says. More commercial buildings of smaller size, located every way be better suited to an in residential districts, would in; Natit sa Snarl P elle in Net Te Yeas pre CopaeR: of: Sc, There is no cietion ot what ‘will happen— people continue persing to suburbs each night. The increase in. automobiles — present a paralyzing Population predictions for 1975 put 146 to 158 million people living in city areas, the latter figure rep- resenting more than the entire U. S. population in 1952. With ris- ing incorhes and increased desire for suburban living, expectations are that 1975 will find 88 million mare) be downtown ares hy day and di age in which people insist on|—— traveling by- automobile. In answer to the charge that such large-scale onstruction is visionary, there is the fact, — magazine says, that the U. 8. rebuilding its cities anyway — rapidly, but in planiess fashion. | Every year, houses, schools, | streets and utilities equal to the \, tures will be built in 25 years, to rehouse all the people, stores, offices, factories and schools in urban areas. If future: development could be. directed into new towns and fringe | areas, rather than into already | over-crowded cities, it will be pos. sible to build-not only better com-| munities in every way, but-at the | same time to reduce the vulner-' able. urban concentration. | If not, traffic facilities will have be unsightly; they could be lo- to be enlarged, but any effective- Continues at By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK @— The office building boom—brushing aside the question “How can they ever fill all that space?’ — is -taking ‘a fresh spurt. In New York chiefly — but also ones-are being announced. York are put at 1.25 per cent. by giant and medi a or customers or bankers, ; * * + Counting in buildings being fin- ishéd this year, the National Assn. | Boom: in Oftice Buildings in many other cities- across. the land—new skyscrapers-are rising today. and plans for still bigger}! And they are being filled-as_fast,290,000 workers. Announced as built, The older buildings — some of them being modernized and air conditioned — are mostly filled—teo,_Vacancy_rates_in New The nation’s chair-borne popu lation grows steadily, And there is a continuous trek to New York ium-sized cor- porations, setting up either head- quarters or branch offices on Man- hattan to be near their suppliers a Rapid Pace of Building Owners and Managers estimated the nation's total. office space at 440 million square feet.) And 60 million square feet of that’ has gone up since the .end otf World War II, added -26° million square feet of | office space in the 11 years. since; the war, the Real Estate Board of! New. York estimates. Some 10! new structures have room for plans, for still more tall buildings” wilt bring the total to about 40 million) ‘square feet. This outpaces the other big ol- New York’s building spree has) : f , ’ , ' ‘ fice building boom, ies the- 5 yenre) atest skyscraper projects to announced here include a 60- building with 1,700,000 square of office feller Center, hood are in: the Mexico Now Able fo Fill Basic Needs MEXICO CITY — Mexico has been able in the-last year or so to raise enough beans, corn a HIG CHRISTMAS BLANKET ‘SALE! s In’ the 1955-56 crop year, wheat € reached the record a Full 200,000 tons 400,000 : Size > than in 1954-55. 72084 ® neste pn nad an (TO! ena . “ waTienauy - iit, serve, 4 ADVERTISED The corn crop amounted to 4-| : a 400,000 tons, slightly under the vious year; the bean crop tot } 450,000 tons.--50. per cent more than in 1954-55. : Wonderful ¢ Christmas Gift! Come get several pairs of this fur-fluffed. slipper. 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PRL 930 70 130° Goes Beck to S90 After 1:90 F. M. “15 BIE fone i eo a re 4 = HOUR SALE... FRE 9:30-FO-1:30-— MOUTON LAMBS The gift/supreme at a new low price. Come, save. Aizes 10 to 18. go (Jeers Rack to $00 Alter 1:90 P.M. 3 a= HOUR SALE. ‘ r 2.99 MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS — smart long sleeve sport shirts in Sten Paso or p Poona patterns in ali colors. $180 1:80 FRIDAY “Ideal Gilt Warm Gilt $1.79 Ch’bray # $1.50 All Wool ORK § MEN’S = =< WOUR SALE oo. Pat z _ 39.00 LADIES! ZIP-COATS _ “way, Toy ald oma Bizes ‘ and oy es Gees Back to $20 After lite P.M. zfs “290 : ef MENS” : MEN'S: 5 SLACKS - a. se 4-HOUR SALE... . FRI, 9:30 TO 1:30 14.99 MEN’S JACKETS He win « ite this wa: uilt lined ot a sane sbeldn oe tae oe cease ors, ‘Geos Back to $14.90 After 1:90 P.M. | a _Smart Gilt Warm Gift! “nse NS” 1938 Wool MEN‘S — mana TIES 4-WOUR SALE... FRIL 9:30 TO 1:30 4-HOUR SALE. . 3.99. MEN'S PAJAMAS sefect . Awe pened or smart oe ‘5.99 MEN‘S GIFT ROBES ioe seeet Cotton flannel or washable plisse in new holiday patterns and colors. . ¢ FRI, 9:30 TO 1:30 nk hit > soln Stine — eo 50+ 1:90 FRIDAY 4-WOUR SALE... FR. 9:30 TO 1:30 © = __ Gere Bach to 95.99 After 1:90 P.M. ob ae PANELS § RUGS . os Crea Pn Ans. a" , ae THE | RONTIAC 1 PRESS. THURSDAY. r DECEMBER 6, 1956 és = ' ye MBI ANYTHING You. CHOOSE FOR CHRISTMAS “a is YOURS ... RESERVE NOW FOR obey SELECTION! § 6 DIAMONDS__10 DIAMONDS ~—=12. DIAMONDS_-—_—‘16. DIAMONDS Thrilling and a bhe A fitting tribute to the : Oh! how her eyes’ will i ‘ - e The very finest for the December. § one you love. 5 exquisite & shine when she sees this i) one you tréasure most. i) ¢ - : diamonds in the engage- exquisite pair. 5 dia- ' ; 7 exciting diamonds in ae i ie ment ring.. 5 matching monds in’ engagement engagement ring. 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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 Y ‘Sheriff Wants Jail; _|Even Goes to Court CAMDEN, NJ. ® — ante Be Win ‘county Sheriff Martin Segal gone te court in an effort to ms'Cops”J Just Ca ave = quire jurisdiction over his jail. OKLAHOMA CITY eo For Hales— : 4 i blown olf but. who gurvivesl, when! coat “aaked the state Superior weeks local police have warred lakeiand ke his way t the|count ry, from couriers seeking) ang 1 ion umeet tlian: hand grenades-were_ thrown into! Court to remove control ef the jail on bootlegg id nowt id) Yugoslav nie m fy their-aid, : chatoxs heard that tank, had (Unarmed crowds, from the alj-Democratic County testimonials the crackdown is take © the Josef Cardinal Mindszenty. took; One of the most horrible stories Berar Pa town and were | The patriots of Budapest, and|Board of Freeholders, which re-jing its toll: Two bootleggers ar- lrefuge in the American Legation.|came from Magyarovar, a small bringing it to ifs knees elsewhere in Hungary, couldn't win, moved it from the sheriff's office|rested on burglary charges —_ “The Budapest freedom fighters,|‘0W" near the Austrian border. . but they were to fight on, street|just before Segal was sworn -in|plained their bier A aneeee nee could not possibly end.in victory|their own ranks decimated after The patriots there had been suc-| They heard that hundreds were) py street, and house by house, for/Nov. 13. - become. so unprofi they > Hor the peopie. : only a dozen hours of the Soviet/cessful in the first revolution, and|dying. They were told of an &\many days. Seal, 0 ee ee eel canal a eever Many Wes replaced by raassacre, began to hear similar|everyone in Budapest talked about'year-old ert whose: legs: were Next: Murder ons rampage. transfer was a political _grab."’lis constitutionally AMERICA’S COMPLETE New KITCHEN WORKSHOP “DORMEYER __MIXER-GRINDER- JUICER | the first revolution was prociaimed) — one Oct. 31, and were Late saturday Nagy had ordered ae “Hungarian tanks to take up posi-j HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: | © DORMEYER- MIXER @ MEAT GRINDER | @ FRUIT JUICER ~@ ALL STEEL TABLE © MATCHING STOOL © 10 Pc. 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They were terrified. bien felt And they kept up their courage! __ and ‘morale by chanting hymns-of; hate at the Russians even as i died, One group—of about 150 or 166 young patriots wha had come to- gether in the downtown: section of Pest at the beginning of the TeVo-) Jution had suffered about 50 cas- | ualties: in the first phase of the _pevolution. When the Russians re-j ~ “turned for all-out slaughter on Nov. 3 this group stil! had guns’ ‘and | —— and gasoline ‘for the! __¢ “Molotov Cocktails,” but they = —-wealk, hungry and- ragged, ca’ ing crusts of dried bread in thee Sturdy ali steel _ Sunday, when a young girl who had| been listening to the radio ran| * 6-Foot Rubber Povired Com: *& Dial-Multi-Speed Control for Better Grinding, Mixing or Juicing” -# Includes 3-Shelf — All Steel Utility Table 20x15"x2514”: White Porcelain Enamel! with Matching Steel Kitchen Stool x2 Opal Mixing Bowls and Two Nickel Chrome Beaters “® Full Power Heavy Duty AC-DC Universal Motor | & Lightweight, “’Lift-Oft”’ ‘Motor for. Easy Portable Mixing: Oe orOffthe Stove. * soon! From pixar to Juicer to Grinder i in Seconds #i% a oe ORG EA! BREE a Ae ae eee eso aes ap oi ; < Ge x THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. acenen 1956 ee re "Katia ea it, " Reuther,. Sag tAREN htc ida’ Weer Waeahy “een” te satan” (aaa lot’ the UAW: said in ania, sting the cmtry eonpined| ONOFESSMEN, ots esadae, ane weete, ou te Police Post Heod vith — United States in aiding Administrative Aid | gh Carbon to Retire ~s L- pehela, ands : ae "LANSING. w aay Ee en Pass tgp cg Seems (ie noes eae TT a SS eee “ a ea oe nt: bE pre pe Sp at acces ter spending wo: days isking! Only. aboist_ 1, has been named adminis-|: le a SEnOENCe. of Ha Aran tte comp, Meu aye 336,000 oquare miles. are|trative assistant to Lt. Gov, Philip Spinach is said to be rich in'state police service, East Lansing|command of th : : _. Jey said the Soviet Russian Pressicultivated.” ___ 1A, Hart. vitamin A. ; headquarters announced today. in 1982, S = a ch ES os : sce to Manila. 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Balanced fidelity sound is rich and ae luxury in_big- IT cl console TV at a | iget price! Buy today! model radio 19% = Famous RCA clear-tone ra- ) --.die, A budget-buy that you can give for those special Christmas gifts. Food Has Declined | vermorr an — The wayne state REG, 279. 95 Hotpoint Super-stor refrigerator assures you of — all the. cold-storage space you need no matter a + AP Wirephote MIGHTY HUNTER — Twelve-year-old Ronald Newman of Law- rence, Kan., who pécently acquired a bow and arrow, poses warily how large your family. Mammoth 10.8 cu, a ee with a clothes pin on his nose beside the first “big game” he ever ’ - . : ‘! model has huge 49-lb. full-width freezer. ‘Four’ eae. shot. Standing on his front-.porch, he saw’ the skunk lurking -in. the saamiea “Me mt oe : : deep door shelves, full-width ideal humidity Sx shadows. He fired two arrows, hitting the animal both - times. = x Ss crisper, tall bottle zone, bottle-opener door ee: Neighbo after the skunk crawled under ch, nd i Kee eighborhood relations were strained after the cra on Buy = and anes at F oral's! = = the house next door and ced. rx at Whi Wayne U. Wants Cost of Wholesale to Help U. of M.- ushbutton automatic 0 aie ein. University daily newspaper, The | NEWYORK —t—=—Whotesate Wayne—C€ollegian, has —opened—¢}— \ food costs as measured by. Dun & Campaign to send “CARE food Bradstreet declined this week for packages to University of Michi- the first time since early Novem-}gan students. ber, it was disclosed yesterday. The Collegian, commenting edi- . * *& torially on Sunday’s demonstra- At $6.14-the Dun & Bradstreet|tion by U. of M. students against wholesale food price index on Dec.|food served in dormitory dining 4 compared with $6.16 a week agothalis said: and $5.99 a year ago. It was 2% “It gives us an extraordinary per cent higher than in the same ameunt of pleasure to announce a week of 1955, that The Collegian will start The decline was the first in four sending CARE packages to Ann ea weeks. Arbor to provide the bare es- i int pushbutton automatic electric range : clock-timer =? fully =. = Giant super oven $ a com oven meal for 24, bakes six 8-inch layer cakes, Appliance ouilet, full-width storage drawer, ‘oven and cook-top lights. Hurry for savings! Delivered: ond. Serviced Lower in price were flour, wheat,| sentials which have been -with- corn, beef,. lard, butter, .cocoa,| held from the unfortunates. eggs, steers and lambs. Higher; “In addition to our ‘acts “of were rye, bellies, coffee, tea, po-jcharity, we offer asylum to all tatoes and hogs. refugees from Ann Arbor whose * * *® jexistence is threatened by the The index represents the total yoke of dietary oppression (pro- cost at wholesale of one pound|viding they find (Wayne) Student each of 31 basic food items. _ {Center food palatable.)” ENGGASS Gift FEATURE! How about a | special gift for the family? For Christmas, gi DIAMONDS 7 - ~te . nd -jewers TPomt laun ry pair Automatic ‘air-blower dryer_ He tpoint automati with exclusive Wond-R-Dial has iperese lint screen * Ntsmesient Our : 91st _' Anniversary Value This terrific Hotpoint automatic electric air-blower dryer has an. Hotpoint’ 5 eeaal seenctie eal Bee . extra-large area lint screen for circulation of air and trapping features.” Exclusive Worid-R-Dial: lets you lengthen, i E lint. Easy to clean. Precision electric timer, safety cut-olf switch, skip, repeat, or tnt any part of the aa , thrift-ivatoe sen Bop as ae Save more now at Federal’s! __ i rinse, = tub, : fe Delivered and Serviced atte ‘ITS A SMART SOFA! IT'S A BED! Double luxurious comfort at super § savings. This striking madam sofa opens into.a. restful bed! Santa‘’s special order for —His—Majesty! Deluxe double drop side crib and waterproof ’ mattress ot super low price, © SWANK HOLLYWOOD BED VALUE! * Complete Hollywood * rendbo ‘ $ AS | fantastically flow price! Hea r = $100 a Week! _ mattress, box spring. es = R So) —_ ® se —— an : ~— “it “ ny shins age omy fore! Make. children’s clothes, clothes: for your- . gett,” draperies and a. hundred things — ole weer Lightweight we § Was $69.95 38 ao di to this “beau- aed CYOURTCHOICE: ——<— Sse + is 00 oe from Serine! _— = , WEEKLY! | - aoe ; ‘Brand New 1957 Console SPEED|' -| QUEEN aoe ‘Automatic Ironer- Lotest style Speed Queen Automatic -lroner. Still in fact rates. H f . » this $60.00 sovings' SZ 95 ‘NO MONEY DOWN! This is a brand new, latest model Speed Queen with full capacity porcelain tub, adjust- able pressure wringer with in- stant safety release, aluminum "| Mum guarantee tangle-proof agitator, Maxi-_ American Fly er with your new Speed Queen Washer includes: Powerful Loco- motive and Tender with piston action, Refrigera- tor Car, Tank Car, Gon- dola, and Caboose. 260 - inches of track, trans-, former.and trestle set, Remote—contro| whistle New 1957 Wringer Washer “79°? | Was $129.95 a TA imiral 10 cu. ft Automatic 2 We chop $120 off the factory be price of this _big, featureful 1957 Admi gives you: 10 cu. ft, ¢ reezer tht ee Look what ocak ele aed “Was $349. vst Fae by sr201 “gh RFF ‘ ‘ A mea « E Save ‘80! Brand New 4 BENDIX a" TV Was o79. a3: Distinctive cabinet of mahogany graining. A ’ completely new 21° TV that provides top. quality performance and reception. We made a very special purchgse for Christmas selling. Buy now and save g full $80.95. Base extra. BEAM 3-SPEED. Portable Phonograph Fits anywhere! Attractive simu lated ; plastic cabinet has color cl through, can’t chip or ‘peel. carrying. Plays 33/3, . 4 Front-mounted speaker/ De- -45-and 78-rpm_records aoe $ al [Do ; pendable “lifetime” / printed Ss] O95 _in—ell—sizes —Regulor——_—__ - __ circuit chassis. ox oice of $34.95. Save | V2. colors. leather .case for easy No Money Down-50¢ a Week Ba ie : Negeaiy Advertised: * BIG SCREEN_-TV, en. : and 3-Speed PHONOGRAPH Combination A magnificent TV,-radio ond phonograph combination now available for the price ge ordinarily pay for Lad bac Low boy styling and luxurious, this cab- the loveliest roornt — ‘the big beautiful Tvnctoed tert poe vw fe _| ee ES Westinghouse Thermostat ate ween peceeian ae Bas Nai Until 9 P. M. | TAKE YOUR PICK! What a Saiicanot gift! What colossal Imagine, phenomenally smart suite _ savings! Complete 7-piece ensemble! _ with sliding door bookcase headboard Gorgeous 2-piece living room suite, 3 ~~: -;-.: double Grésser , . . tilt mirror... ““plastic-top, modern blond tables, 2 matching chest . . . recessing, routed beautiful lamps—all at this rock bot- lines; and brass ferrules... . plus Sealy tom price! . innerspring mattress and’ box spring. 7-Piece Berkshire Mousk _King-Size 36x72" Dinette Includes: TWO- 12-inch oe ona Plus Host and 5 Side Cheirs Triple-plated chrome table with harmproof top, one host and 5 cca nfl chairs with thick foam-rub-— : r seats. Regular price 149.95. Save 61.95! Table Radio New type Just Kdd to Your Account ~ Automatic. Deep-Fry — - Cooker! Copper Plated = $15.95 4 etinghows rou 9977" AUTOMATIC: SKILLET Sime z Controlled even heat gives uniform relaslee, Popes Famous. brand. Extra large | size. @ Bacon @ Chicken @ Fish Fillets ‘@ Chops : Sqpas P | '. @ Griddle Cakes .@ Pot Roast . @ Spaghetti and Complete with cover. Makes 8 por Meot Bolle. & Rarablits. @ italian Pizzo. © Upside pitas Poa at teens reduction! — ae Popcorn @ French Fries e Donuts * estes @ ee es Was $299, 95 Dicey ‘$l 5.95 50c weeny THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 - # TOPCOATS Not $65, Not *60 ! Not $55 but only = 1 “== ABOUT SOOTFILLED a LR ~ CHIMNEYS-- HIS: CLEANING IS DONE THE $ | fe ! 1. QUICK, QUALITY Way BY...” , 4 i haary You'll Be eee pC CC CEES coe eccetennt : CAPITAL YULE TREE — Two-year-old Ona -- spruce from New Mexien, after it was “sri 7 ; f : “WHI IT ER_ Ce oF cebintene’s Chistes trees a-e>4oot — —intn ore: nei ALL WOOL SUITS ' COLORS ARE BRIGHTER! - wr | ] wie: ecteulinite “De: Dented Stale | You'll delight: in our_deluze_| Help Nation’s No. 1 Cause of Death leg aoa De Ne eredere - WORSTEDS : Peat Apags Sinishine. New Synthetic Compound fet risona tieart insite at : sence i tate St | |. wrapped in-a-reusable. May Prove to Be Fruitful rntt.'c. css mam SHARKSKINS . ct : 2 ei Lo transparent plastic bag. WASHINGTON (INS)—Two gov- This clogging is known as athero-| (arag for, bamnary their studies, FLANNELS @ : Pee ee ernment researchers today report-| sclerosis.. When it occurs in the “point the way to an approach! fed development of a synthetic arteries leading to ‘the heart, a/which, with this or similar com-| [| jcompound which may eventually blood clot can seal off the artery /pounds, may eventually prove 6 E. HURON }lead to control coronary artery! completely, causing a coronary fruitfu TWEEDS | disease—the nation’s No. 1 cause thrombosis or heart attack. t Cholestetet has been frequently, (DOWNTOWN) of death. | Heart attacks kill an estimated implicated in the development of) . , ‘f) The drug, still in the experiment. | 370,000 persons a year in the U.S./heart disease and the scientific! GABARDINES , al.stage and still too dangerous for | The experimental compound, | lattack on it has taken two direc- | j|human use, blocked natural pro-|known as delta - four - cholesterone, |tions. One has been to emphasize) duction of cholesterol in labora-!cyt the blood cholesterol levels ofthe need for fat-free diets, holding, ——————_-—— cholesterol chemically and appar-ithat the final solution to athero- ently interferes with the normal sclerosis would have to wait upon’ : cholesterol “manufacturing pro-|control of the body’s own choles- = cess’ in the body. _ ee |terol-producing r mechanism. " tr = | You can he: sure he'll like... | tory animals. laboratory rats by as much as 44,down the intake of rich sauces, | Cholesterol is a fatty substance per cent, when added to their diets | gravies, cream and other high-fat ' Specially P r iced . ; . . - ‘which accumulates in human art- jin minute amounts. foods. — eries and gradually narrows them. | | The gompound resembles natural) But scientists have acknow ledged_ jat Only > LONG AFTER the holidays are over you will enjoy your home improvements you make now. Remodel. your kitchen . for the little woman or make that game room the kids have been wanting in the base. ~ment, | All Wool Topcoats TWEEDS < D) am | ar a ‘GHEVIOTS \ Evans are America’s most popular / ee : , 7 : ~ VELOUR: "ONE STOP here takes care ¥| 8° *?08 whea you give Evans Slippers. COVERTS © of all your needs in the way pet ~senelrsect 1 se of materials, supplies and 9] good taste when you give him the bese tools for that do-it-yourself § slippers money can buy, / ~ project of building, repair- §) j ing, or moderpizing. In- $1} ca oe expert $j —______ counsel .on ayy job. Come | in Today! - fee 1] ZZ aA ye 3 ae Tene PHON E I. OUT uNines | OR 3-121 ‘Free ‘ihe 3 ES ae Oe Se TS SEIT STREETER, ern SEE EON te eee aE een nT Srebety Priced at Daly > 5/ 8 € OPEN A HUB Syanet ACCOUNT | 30--60--90 D DAYS _ LUMBER COMPANY “Where the Home Begins” ; a : a ao A : j ae : i ‘ _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1956 __ i Bim No Down . a | Bo | een | : If in Doubt- ecessary When : Give “Him” a. Ai ee er Ra lf / Charge Account’ MON Like MOSt —certificae... rt ee ae : | Available in. =“ Dae | are right Any fnew ‘here... ‘Right now! ' b sina pateaiia: a i ce | Fh Re ee: ete iat I o | "18-20 North Saginaw St. * makes it easy - "to solve those puzzling * blems for men! "ae + te pape ch aap Es a $ GE’S those who worked only at — oe to $900 for the disa hretired to —$4,200--for~ those who; worked all year at full-time jobs. A similar range among 30 mil- lion women with income was from) $500 for part-time workers to $2,- 100. for full-time job holders. ‘The censuisbureau said-the only! ;) business and individuais will be ‘with the University of Michigan ‘and the Michigan. Law |place in the Horace H. Rackham fo Hold 9th Meeting Federal tax problems affecting) aired in Detroit tomorrow when three state organizations will join to present the ninth annual Federal Tax Lecture Series. * * @ The meeting will. be conducted by the Michigan Assn.-of. Certified! 4 Public Accountants—in- cooperation Institute of the Michigan Bar. ° The all-day session will take Educational Memorial Wuditorium. HERE IN PERSON Friday ond Saturday; Dec. 7th and 8th _ Presents _ Friday ond Saturday & Mr. and Mrs. Ling will be here at. Kresge’s, also, and willbe happy to on- = swer. your questions regarding your bird, feeding, care, train- ing! Feel free to spend some time with them in “dis- —cussing your bird, during their visit to Pontiac Friday’ and Saturday, Becember 7th and 8th. _ KIDDIES and | GROWNUPS TABLEWARE #iusys ‘STAINLESS STEEL & Her very own simulated peor! necklace and motching broce- 59 Plas Tax. let. Pink, amethyst and crystal. Boxed. Tots’ Play Clothes Solid or print;corduroy with bib. Toy to match. Crawlers, 9-24 mos; over- 298 alls, -2-3X. 3-Pc. Knit Set ~ Cardigan, hand-embroidered booties-and-cap of 100% nylon. Baby pas- Tels. Gilt boxed sleeves. Many styles im pink, blue, beige. Boxed 298 2-38. S.dinner ferks * 1 sugar shell + 8 dinsier knives * | butier Anife * 8 salad forks « 1 berry spoon * pape peer Ce gravy ladle + 16-teaspoons * 1 cake server * | ¢ An exciting valyel Eight 6-pc. place settings, plus six serv- ing pieces for only $9.95! 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Kitchen Tool sat ses Price 29.95 . a ee a overeat da ba ee "\.. PHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 g 2-4 ' re h B ee ao ——— os. eee ; 74 min .s — de fer With Broken Heart?! | ; the broken+ifor treating broken hearts is a who aré overdfink| crop of/boys and girls all, suspicious of love —and — before they've reached the age of Qc ae know they are suffering—except maybe a psychiatrist somewhere, - sometime, later in life. : I would like to go on record as. disapproving of the whole hypocritical business, A little sad, philosophic suffering never : hurt anyone (matter of fact, it's | done wonders fof many folks, particularly poets), whereas dis- guising one’s pain leads to re- | him, pressions, antagonisms and a | _|_certain__amount of indigestion. | ‘It doesn’t make sense. Where, for example, did emo- | tional, fortitude get Pagliacci’? * * * In a- national magazine. - this week, a woman named “| Wright ‘points out that it's silly to try to mend a broken heart. by drinking and eating too much and leading the gay, forget-it-all life. FAP AND HUNG OVER ; First, you get fat—which could the hangover—when you discover that you feel bad in vain, because tty. /pooms of the Lionel Corp. ~_featight fire-near here. -Crewmen'Wor Ups tsraeli Taxes f- " JERUSALEM, Israeli Section telephone. “At Portti@jheg/#—Taxi, bus and railway fares,’ postage, phone fees and electric rates have gone up 10 to 20 per hed.|cent.-A special tax to help cover, Smart ae d f 4 ‘Ox: ; FORD and. orher *h® Te | * makes. A splen« ariety, rea- sonably priced matriagé! Miss Wright suggests that better course is. to hold stimulat- ing conversations with a vindictive} - friend—one of those people who f* disliked the man or woman who hard of heart, and no one will ever|done, you wrong, and will not hesitate to say..so, Such a -friend—-will -quickly clear up all those Illusions and delusions you had about the greatness of the late lover and, | indeed, may ‘eave you feeling | quite relieved to have get rid of | or her, Or “it,” | really get mad. Then go out and fall in love with isomeone else. ‘the best therapy ef all, ag it is [very tough to suffer from a brok-’ \en-heart about the next-to-last per- son you were in love with. All this makes a certain amount lof -sense,. but still it's handling an unhappy situation in the fast, Sylvie} flippant manner of the day, witich' ultimately leads to hardening of: the heart. and weakening of the ehances for finding.a romance one ; can: believe: in. Seems toe me the old-fashioned | way is best — a siow, delicate | suffering period, with maybe an | be a sadder situation than the) | ssional spot of sulphur and if you _ This is perhaps + 28 E. Huron St. Introducing - - - - CHARLES C. ROCKWELL Native of Clarkston, formerly... with Pontiac Motor Experimental, formerly Vice- President—and Director of Sales of Allen Products of. Detroit, Past President of Clarkston Rotary Club and Clarkston Village “Council. Now associated with us and active in all types of Real Estate. Mr, Rockwell will appreciate your calling him regard- ing the sale or purchase of any Real Estate in this area. Ss Pontiac ih oe ROY. ANNETT, 1 nec., Realtors ~ FEderal 8-0466 alee of 3 Chol lovely styles -in rich ma- hogany. Comfortable 2 chair and spacious - writing desk with oy book sheif. Reg.’ $29.50... . emma Sn mess RARER A NP ROE > RECLINER CHAIRS — BY STRATOLOUNGER CO. The most ecomfort- able chair made, & the most handsomely atyied. 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CLIP COUPON and SAVE 20% oars i ” Se Se SCR ECE SSSR phe aoa oma et on = ee ae ES. aes ’ te ‘ _— ape es fcc # | = ; Woodburning & Bu set: plaques, : $4% i; k PERMANENT |: “Ea in. Speaker a ee isest wits USE OUR LAYAWAY ae dump lever. J ee 78 R.P.M.*-o Regular $13.95 cA e C Guaseenennesanet Han COUPON and SAVE 20% 8 $3.00 Down $1.25 Weekly wf iis Bun phone jock Mahan GE. TABLE RADIO TOASTER [eaiekereticd | a \ where. No rodio or TV interference. Stee . 1987 Model - $21.50 Value Pay $1.50 Down: $1.25 Weekly iF 2 1» Demi enamel finish, § peda 7 copa Vernon snd wie turquoise cabi- ' |) sesusemeuaencee § 5 “net UL approved. AC-DC. Ye OFF SALE "Ph eur cron nt save 20% § ere sae = soem : ‘COLUMBIA-BULT 5 4 26" BICYCLE _ 0 = _. $5.00 DOWN . ‘ $1.25 WEEKLY SS - automatic: $0 He tt tooled gh 1 aoe | SP Couree ant Sadek 30% ee ¥ Xv AUTOMATIC! ‘etal Budget termi c a & ae a Heats from 160° to 400~. i E _ ‘det Yow Tom See | BRAKE 6| FREE | SPECIAL | prowt END reek CHECK $417 Purchase To cote (ee eee Full ‘vebie given for your “present tires in trade, oe 5500° Biting Edges © Upto 20% More Wear on Dry Surfaces — © Up to 55% Better Traction in Snow, Mud, or on ice Terms as low es $1.25 a week | ek as “ _- "THE PONTIAC PREGS. ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER @,'1956 axe . Meta | cabinet — /beaittiful tone. Paes 5 95- SUNBEAM Percolator Just set strength se-— lector dial for mild or strong. Easy to see ——signat bia “8S oF to" : “Boll Band “Thermo-Lite Space Helmet Big selection. Easy steering.- Safety etee i +4 runner. BIG 24-INCH 2) BABY DOLL Reg. $6.95 Value With rected hair — .~ Beautifully dressed. Famous “MARX” rer thnebal GALLERY Repeater | action—rapid fire—even _Oed wilt: aniloy this one. cs FIGURE SKATES SUNBEAM. ‘Electric Mixmaster Larger bowl-fit beat- ers. Saves time, arm- 4fwork. Available in tive new co lors— Chrome, White, Pink, Turquoise or Yellow Big 71 Qt. $6.95 Crystol Clear PUNCH BOWL SET —tnetudes 12° 5 ¥4-oz. cups, T—=7 7¥2-qt. bow! Ga clear plastic ladle convstat FOOTED _ CAKE DISH SHACK SET | |-Fomous-Sunbeam * $29. 95— - Electric Skillet Controlled heat for perfect cooking and frying results. ‘Brews up to 10 cups. Loaded with nuts and fruits | $409 Gift-Boxed —-Includes 4 cups and 4 shack plates. , [ The Original #1 brie - and packed i in decorated metal contai wer. . Famous GILLETTE $1.98 _ TRAVEL KIT - REG, $15.95 VALUE ~ Complete with razor, blades, shaving. cream, toothbrush, and_ toothpaste. REG. $12.95 VALUE FROMTHE SOT Pick your Sportsman's Gift from such famous name brands such as Winchester, * : - Remington, Shakespeare; Pfleuger, MacGregor, Heddon, Browning, Pennsylvania, Wool- | _ri¢h, Weather-all, Hood Rubber, Adler Socks, DuoFotd, Se baer Garments, Corgan, Johnson Skates, Brooks. Skates, Utica Dux-Bak.- Certificate w Masks z 1 fae Sa = oo — ' Pe ‘Favorite ‘SKI SWEATERS nisipri inary HUNTING RIFLES PING PONG SETS— 7 ost - 100% All Wool in the strik- tit. Bs Many famous name makes Net and 4 paddies. A game — ; go a S rts ing Ski Resort designs. pone ple sae in calibres from 22 on up. for the whole family. bX “e Sportsman si. Rize Bsa 83% —— Oo)" A : é . rd Suvi Biss 2 =o SKIS — TACKLE BOXES ._ ARCHERY SETS SLEEPING BAGS | ROLLER SKATES H@ reuwis RACKETS. Skiis for the whole famity : , Includes Water resiaignt and filled grein leather: Nadia’ chil The pride of the tennis cal ae. eR EE oka Mec Se ot gener gin $975 te $2995 ~ $329 tw $2495 $995 $1295 eee eee $1395 up : $495 up 4 “ ‘ ‘ aa eS és ee i * . * * , = zs ~ : = j rs : a a a a : Gun Cleaning Kits Baseball Gloves ‘Munting Knives ROAT SEATS’ [COLEMAN STOVES IN FISHING REELS KADDY CARTS Every ‘piece. of necessary MacGregor "rns siove'tint [aN A large variety to choose In the end he will be com- Here it is! The finest stove cuter choles, | trom. ae eouiaae its cana Sa Shaehes ‘ona i ‘ “Bier make iin’ the atures a _ Sioa wet, catch the dig one. . for his hunting camp. deep sea fishing. the golf course. $300 » Me a ee $7 $1395 $249 1 $3500 $1495 wp -. — "Phe boat: “4 ‘eae tees ce : — = ang ns ish we have a betes sit ieee = Prem < eae ‘‘. Fit him out ty for it : . 2 : . : creels proper’ Sor een Padded boat “Tacs of losing. work. — shanty. Te i stationary, > E $] 995 . - _Wicker bound with leather. the dash sh through center. ee: 375 : $175 ” ae ; $1095 up _ $1495. es : gare tree s. : 98s on s. Gon"ees se “ot Cress $295 ap $795 up Bie #4 ———— : WADERS _ FOOTBALLS —_ Basketball Set = = SLEDS. : Badminton Sets — Afford him in coca. See Fico See unger te Ready ig aS 8 the Every sise imaginable for ee HOCKEY SKATES. birds end net. or fishing trips. nats fature quarterteck. complete set with Ball Net yourself, vt aaa Choose from .. _-birds : ae Men's SKATES ..$11.95 $595. $2195 pO $295 wp "$795 | $495 wp + ATE $13.95 0 PUNCHING wie $3.95 up PLATFORMS ....$5.95 up BOXING GLOVES. $4.95 up So ‘andy’ filet, Igbo. Here be what you will find at the fragrance counter: know, all emberied on the same errand. Bottles of perfume, cologne and|* what not in wide variety, All sizes, Various other husbands you Screams Br ing Aid as Assailant Flees ‘cada Rune Gace ae "Bible Is the Best Seller . all: prices. The conservative husband sneak a look at what his wife is wearing and enter an- _ currently other of the same.” Tas Se eli tah, bat commewhat like ‘leaving q note for the milk- man, A wife is utterly routed by may Wife's screams yesterday attracted isa neighbor and frightened away an assailant who had ‘entered. the ywoman's kitchen, -police_said. Mrs. _Howard. Howk told offi- cers @ man entered her kitchen through a screen on the rear porch. He placed his. hand over her mouth and told her she would not be hurt, the woman. said. She screamed, however, and her young woman has helpfully screened out the iHogical choices, but the real choice is yours. The size bottle you pick depends Many cial wrappings at this season, so) when the saleswoman gives youa _n-dry duet. See the ail new THOR wash- Puts harmony in your wash. days. for months to come. See them now at. cries attracted a neighbor as the |S" intruder fied. The woman told tion Se anas erases) Roy's Replacement Parts. Her report followed a complaint |° ot “Balle anol ‘ from another woman in the same| Your wrapping’s all done for}: Fay LaFountain, Owner 96 Oakland Avenue. | Every Christmas Season FE 2-4021 neighborhood, -who told police. she ,Y°U- Rete in triumph. Your repute] WANE Em ft saw a young man looking in her window about 3:30 a.m. - Hie et Le Po oT F j | | i citi : Long after Christmas is over .. and enjoy those “fix-up- gifts?” f tT we Lo [ahi ‘If you con n't find time ra do-it- uoeselt we will be RF clad to have ouf expert trained mechanics install =. any floor covering or counter top or wall tile pur- ig chased here. Vinyl Plastic. - FLOOR TILE : a Forty-five beautiful c olors to. 1 choose from. All nationally known brands with a price to fit your budget. Choice of Colors. ——-Ox9xYe perk -_ that basernent ‘flocs. ree flee Le. rantee and YOU DON'T ‘HAVE’ WAX iT. ; _ARMSTRONG’S. CORLON FLOOR TILE. This genuine solid vinyl will truly enhance. ; the beauty of. your home. in 3x3. “squares ina choice of six colors. Never acees” "ay oft on booty fully beaded —— $298 by / Le. ee 7, TMS IS A chose : | OUT SALE ON shodes _the baye ond gir, at low, low priced ‘GIFT SLIPPE RS for the whole family {NATIONALLY KNOWN FLOOR 1 ILE beaks Shy hee. 9 x 9 squares. Tr for long lasting ARMSTRONG RUBBER TILE § € Each — Beautify your Kitchen with these - beautiful counter tops or your bath-, room. with a new linoleum floor, This beautiful, luxury tile comes fe Ths & | im 3x3 squares, a full Ve" thick. & pew : auker = a : saesuvesbeck caetwaming fh oe : SS ean mala anes ¢ b aa ’ _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1956. + tpn NOW! ot ae Er FOR YOU! AND YOU! AT MY EVERYDAY CASH PRICES — OPEN! A 30--60--90 Day Account! _Or You Can Open a 6-Month Budget Account No Down! 6 Months to Pay! ’ Due to Mg Low Cash Prices, Slight Service Charge for 6 Month Pian! “ot es aay 7S aie Peg ash claps '__. Pick. Your Free Gift Off. Our Christmas Tree In Our Store Belts “You've been my Santa Clans all year $150 and I'm going to be yours this Christmas with appreciation valuable free gifts with a purchase of $20 in merchandise. acti atiacetatiaaticatnatediainal for a MAN'S holiday wardrobe! Give Him a Hard Finished Sharkskin Cuff Links 1 Could Sell for $75.00! * Imported wools, 2 pants for Double Wear! - Hard Finish Sharkskin “SUITS | Could Seil for $42.50! Knit Advertised in “Life” Tles Brookfield. Handsome Worsted Twist 97". SUITS —-+ Could Seltfor $50.00! - Advertised in “Life” Imported Wool Sharkskin Silk Ties $147 | Could Sell for $60.00! ALTERATIONS FREE, OF COURSE : Genuine Registered Harris Tweed — _TOPCOATS..” Leta All Wool Tweed 3" Ae 28 TOP COATS ° qt Could Sell bec $45.00!» _Decron Biend ms MY PRICE ener ee | ae : A Gift He Will Weor Im Wool | SPORT COATS” 2-Pant Suit $ SUITS MY PRICE Rea Wear ~ Fancy, rain wear with um- 4 brella and hat to match, Tweeds with corduroy trim also solid corduroy. MY PRICE (14 527"! 1 Mattorait Dresses T Large selection also sepa- rates: Slacks, tops and skirts. 4" To a | 4) Frilly Lingerie Nylon tricot. Full and half slips, also matching gowns. | $1"! To pal = MY PRICE Large Assortment of 10 to 20. I 0” | Gilts She Wants! ‘ “Sheer! Sheer! en - Exquisite Form Bras Man tailored slacks. Sizes a “la 3m 4 Beautiful Bags | 3 $291 Pretty Blouses $}91 Te $391 Figure Flattering Skirts 33 To ag?! ¥ and “$41 87 ‘4 PRICE : Smaart "Holiday Dresses Lace, faille and taffeta. ‘Sizes 7 to 24%72. [°° To rl 4” Robes and Pajamas. ra b 14 4 Figure Flattering Holiday Suits | Box and fitted styles, wools and tweeds. All sizes. TOPCOATS. ’ 5 1 could sell for $55 | ricther itt Ideas ~ SUBURBAN COAT Popular | Car Coats Poplin, wool tweeds” and § fleece. a : Dressy |Long Coats AR Eh chinchilla ond All di robes and . “aIEligible Women ine move tress ts the Ua ‘ny n ‘aking Christ to Start Getting |paw. oe : < Old Age Checks [te tcarscin mn > extn surveys the ‘overseas com- — pRirtag one mice s culminate tertainment ‘units ae “mewn mands to determine w . : t in” at Narsarssuak Air on ed in - ‘various — AP gael —On. the nch Riviera, for ex-|Greentand and unable to leave for Christn @nteertainment troupes are con- ample, the Sixth Fleet gives a se-\the other bases in the area. Forifitied skies Church groups in the cerned. ned. After the survey the U.S.0,|Ties_of parties for the small school tunately the Air Force boys were ites sponsor special Christmas children and orphans of the area:|equal to the occasion and set up &/ parties. Fruit cakes, spiced punch : ;| In Korea the spirit of giving will|short wave radio transmitter to) ang hot coffee are the order of the Ino doubt fill the Christmas air as/send the entertainment to the oth-/ evening, curity Administration said today. | it did last year. The U.S.O- invited ier outfits. FUN AT NAPI LES Commissioner Charles I. Schott- servicemen ‘stationed at this , out-| NATIVE STYLE HOLIDAY land said that more than a third post of defnocracy to be “Dads tor a In Naples gigantic Christmas! o¢ the women who could ‘get bene- ill |. Day.” In the warmer climes of the/parties are held for all branches|rii. for November under amend- : travel to all parts of the world | Korean orphans, some crippied| Philippines, Christmas is celebrat-iof the service. American food is ments passed by Congress this] AT SALLAN’S PEAC ‘ —_— this a to em ‘and some blind, get new fathers ed native style. On Christmas day|the order aa doa. traditional year will get checks, ‘MIND CREDIT TERMS! eee ean sald 2. Cet, (2%, christmas day. the U.S.O. junior hostesses, lovely| “hristmas 1 .* ‘The—amendments..permit- pay: __ Fashion Fitted + Another outpest far from the IFili is, “Sania “Ta preparation for “Christmas last ments at age 62, at reduced rates tee activities of -bis mand. trell, news branch chief of the (nricht Christmas lights ofthe)" pina girls, saij~ across “Mani year. two aircraft carriers donated ineligible eS a —to- Best Suit-You!—t-- = com Public Information mattenel la (hometowti and the warmth of the Bay to the Navy Hospital at Sang-! 2¢9 pounds of coffee, 120 pounds of cx werkers vot me nt ed wom aver ide ea’ thanks itvtes” et lgaLenr NEEDS SURVEYED Washington, D. C. family fireplace is the Northeast ley. The girls wear native attire) . Newest metric eo ; ugar, plus milk and cookies. The The Army’s Special Services sec- | ee oe Air Command at Labrador, Green-|and leis of sampaguitas, Philippine |Falisted Wives Club of Naples and — ae molars ef deceased accurate eye te AY ‘__—™ — --Tf the Army travels on its stom- land, Baffinland and Newfound-| flower of friendship. Refreshments /j),4 program committee of the Na- ere Dr. Sokol. O is ed and i ung far| rt. So ptometr ft \ach as the old adage says, this land. jare served and carols are sung lar nie, U.S.0. solicited | donations = lyear’s Gls will travel fast. The| U.S.O, entertainment units usu- | into the tropical night. from the American community in| Modern optical instruments can) : Eyes Injure ed, -TArmy Quartermaster Corps pur-) ally arrive Christmas eve. Some § Many men in uniform are in- (that city. All the food was con- bring. the moon within a seeing]. — Optical IGi 1 W. it t S chased millions of pounds of tur-| ef ‘these troupes do as many 8 | vited to Filipina homes for Christ- |sumed at the Christmas buffet distance of 25 miles from the epartment _. IT. alts t0 Hee .|key for shipment to overseas mili-| six shows a day. | mas dinner and go with their (where 1,500 men were guests of the;earth, according to present. cal-| 88 N, SAGINAW 3 Ph t P. tary installations. Also. shipped) Last Christmas one of these en-| hosts te church. U.S.0. culations. va 9 ome i oto in aper were loads of mincemeat, pump- : kin, fruit cakes, nuts, candies and HUNTINGTON, W. Va. — lother holiday food items. In some secattons doco of ‘the troops is to entertain the local) children or townspeople, In many ‘lUse Orange Crates a 3 = : ) a "ae : ae Dae = feo sce : eaeer Sg marten sot. sce . | ee. mm Value Scoop! An inexpensive and attractive res. . {bin for storing children’s Christ- : > os oe ae ‘9 ee ; “| want my picture: in the news-|mas toys can be made from an) [| [ Be ‘ x Re ne : P Stain the cleaned Zs . a eT ee /, = : paper because I'll be able to seejorange crate. it,” iu Balth told nurses at the crate a bright color. When it dries, i _\applyone or two coats of white shellac, Hinged cover completes it. The addition of 10 to 15 per cent of chrominum to ordinary steel peo a ‘variety of ‘stainless a finest Value! fa” passenger eee Pie: * = 2S Me You must hear its “CONCERT-HALL | step-plate and many kona Sa) ; > ‘ ame s P ~ TONE” to fully appreciate its other fine features J “ . Pr oo , ¥ : : Fy Wonderfully rich quality! Ploys 33 t ; = weed A x ‘ % ¥. ee’ o< and 78 RPM as weilas 45 RPM - = nent type needle. Beautifully de- Bee : . Se & signed portable cabinet in two-tone, : Tee PAS a SS AE TS ai : oo Wich looking linen finish. Powerful, SPECIAL! 3 DAYS ONLY! = : - — : eo? new type dynamic specker ; * nese es se “ keteaet se smooth, quiet running motor. A g**| ge 16 IN. SIZE Be, a ‘ o. wos : top Value! g* g* 88 6 ‘ = . se im * TUNE: eee ERS oF & ee : si REGULAR $24.95, VALUE! BiG. “FIRE CHIEF” Play Car ye : ESS © Full Range Electronic Amplifier *2,500 IN GIFTS! BES Signe ie ae one ee » Full Size— Cabinet NO P URCHASE NECESSARY oT RD rive ——VISIT J& A'S NEW “MUSIC CENTER’ Tsar) Easy oe phere Ng pedaling See and Hear The Many Fine RECORD PLAYERS in Our Wide | Fe . oe . ' SELECTION! Many Models at Real Savings . . . $8.95 to $89.95 ‘NOTHING TO WRITE — NOTHING TO GUESS — ABSOLUTELY FREE Just Be Sure to: Register — Children Under 17 Must Be With Parent! $1800 ys jainond fing—Gor $190,00° Man's’ Longine Watch—Solid | a ee oe, |: =} , a ye rgd set in — eck gold case, 17 jewels, newest ; = TRAVLER” my Piece ne eeeeasseeFREE [| og . be a a otk wy f New. 17 inch _ ‘$200.00 Cultured Pearl Neckinee—Solid || [ae pd $500.00 Gentleman's Diamond Ring gold clasp—gleaming pearls from hoe fF / PORTABLE ee livi ite rene os : | “ $g] 00- ta rue oo > e008 , ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ed *¢ - @ e * te i ae oe Oe ot oe oe ee wae ~ and. M. Gea wn ¥ Christmas REINDEER ¢¢¢ @ ¢ @ @ * fotion & COLOGNE 7 [Tay i Ne, Fer Git ot” Aay Pree ° SOO Le vy vw we @ e PP POOO00 a0 of oo i * “REG. 23e eau “400” FACIAL | ‘TISSUES SOOO SE * 4 POKER RACKS jock ith CHIPS REG, 65 VALUE. + kG LEEM-: '— gTOOTH PASTE |< | 4 1 t DOCOOOO OOOO SOOO REG. $1.45 VALUE | MAALOX 5 fy TABLETS Sede Now Oxy ee 2 ee oe ee ee) a oe ¢¢% ¢ a FAAFADBOOS » & & > & & $19.95 VALUE ALUMINUM, a AN. ee @ * & @ Gf ee a < ab a + Z Cae oak . a ¢ x eas : : ee 35 as = ‘ = poe ge 7 x e : ae ; | i ; i i "s ve \ = ; . x é ( 4 ae . oe 2 aS } foes } ; ? . ey : ; . { x : oe et . sa —- ee oe ue =e ne . 4 . 1 ‘ ‘ : 3 i j eet | 3 os ve ay = ' oe ee + , if iets THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1950200 § Our combined years of experience, fair dealing and personalized attention is your assurance of complete satisfaction with every purchase. Feel assured, too, that at Clayton’s you always receive the finest quality at the lowest possible prices... Remember, at Clayton’s, you get a little bit more for your dollar! in) tee nt as a slap at the a ees Up to 3 Times More ' Insulation in the MAE . This Christmas . . . and for the rest of her life 4 2 « give her an _ |IRONRITE. : Automatic Ironer Mom wilt take a Holiday from hand ironing drudgery for the rest otf her life when she gets a won- lronrite irons anything she can wash... and cuts ironing time by two- derful new TRONRITE. thirds, page nse i fe | ©6Vapor = il oS » + « even top foods stay colder, iiss ie Mmaseat, Gat of teasietion. Seo comnlere ine 2 rs ‘ te. line . . slag | of chest and upright models. gg” | Give Her the » “Savingest” Pair from FRIGIDAIRE — Automatic Washer 167°, ELECTRIC DRYER WITH TRADE Here’s the new combination that beats every- thing she's ever heard of for saving water, time, clothes and electricity. The new Frigid- aire Porcelain Pair with amazing Contro} Towers. The cleanest wash she’s ever.seen . . . with- ret E gic | ita i i = v _ PETE SIEVENS is ready-to assist “Old St. — . _Nick’ in ‘choosing just: the ‘right gifts for your: - a home! REG. $59.95 INNERSPRING MATTRESS _ BUTTON-FREE $3 9” a Matching Box Spring... ...........5.... $89.95 Ve EA SA Saar ee “Give Your Loved Ones Relief from t Morning Backache (0 NIGHTS’ FREE TRIAL OFFER! a ~ e POSTUREPEDIC® out rubbing—the driest load that ever left a washer. A gift to thrill her for years to‘come! LOOK AGAIN at this low, low prite .. unbelievable - for lovely Danish Walnut __.._Chairs such as these... only a_ special a purchase makes this price possible. And, just in time for Christmas Gifting, too! ieee an Litho ihivn. 4 + . ae ge ek : ie TIAC PRESS.’ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 ~ SN __THE PON FIRST SHOWING ... Fathion-Fresh: from Frigidaire—The All-New, Brand New Sheer Look! America’s Most Striking Line of Appliances! 30” Frigidaire ~ Electric. - Ranges 5 DIFFERENT-MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM ‘169. ——— —s—i—iCtCCCCMIBERAL TRADE-INS Deluxe 40” Simply stunning ate oa stunningly — _- = | — simplet tt's-all new, it’s the “think- ees: ES Or er eee ingest” range ever . .. with sheer See the Handiest Refrigerators in History! Fe igidaire look styling that fits in anywhere. , Range —femmmmet | FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR | ‘A19*. or greeters 1956 Closeout Models ot Drastic Reductions i CLAYTON BOZUNG is all dressed \|*%™ up ond ready to play Santa... come | \that on dan. 1, 1956, Michigan were LIBERAL TRADE-INS “Thinking Panel” includes Cook- See riew Roll-to-You Bottle Shelf-New Pan-A-Doors that change with your needs ~in-tet him z ad is more mon-real estate credit and — Master ond Heat-Minder controls. —Roll-to-You Shelves with finger-tip food service—Giant capacity Food Freezers— to moke this the Merriest Christmas 11 \per cent more real estate. Thermizer, Radiant tube broiler. Poiafh espe tg watnee bl ing opens and closes at a = from inside as well as out. ever, for the entire family! <— pre a credit than a year Lifetime porcelain finish in 4 colors and white. a * a Jade 5 ae Valentine Seaver by Kroehler LIVING ROOM SUITES A magnificent selection of colors and . _designs . . . styled by America’s fa- | vorite manufacturer. Finest quality _ _living room groups at moderate prices. and up Beautifully ‘Styled OCCASIONAL “Designed by TONK & PERIOD to suit her ove desire. Choice of Coffee, End, Lamp, Cocktail and Corner tables. Complement her tastes, besditify your home! Lovely 5-Piece Lloyd | Beautifully fashioned with wrought iron @ legs, formica top and shrimp colored | 29° seats, ‘Note, again, ‘the superb styling - that makes Lloyd | Dinettes. look like Rembrandt and Lawrence = - : : > 2 3 eS ‘ a ee fi z t. 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The price and the sponsors guarantee : that those who, go will “See Paris the| way a man should.” ~ ed Stevenson, $5 - year « old eS ee Z a. oa * : aoe i es Ai Pe : THE PONTIAC’ PRESS.” THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956, anteed that the passenger list would be top secret” ———s—t—CS Stevenson was asked: ‘What ‘See Paris the way a man. should’ —_what does. that mean?” “Well,” he hemmed.’ “Haw, up as a pretty imaginative. bunch of boys, and IK FIGURE WE'LL D ALL RIGHT." | Vet Who Spotted Japanese Planes | in Salt Lake City SALE LAKE CITY — The first large disposal of old- public-docu- - hments ever perniitted in dhe State City. Six tons of worthless records, dating back to territorial days, are being destroyed. Issues Warning WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. —The |Army private who detected and vainly parned of the aproach of Japanese planes at Pearl Harbor pal Dec. 1 a way The documents are being sold to what happened 15 years ago in ® waste-paper firm. view of what might happen to- | day.” ‘Mid-Year Exercises Joseph L. Leckard, 35, ten — aftenen, t First in 11 Years at U of M working as a draftsman, talked reluctantly about his experience that day at Pearly Harbor. ANN ARBOR The University “My Pearl Harbor memories of Michigan will hold mid-year graduation exercises Jan, 26 for the first time since the end of — are not particularly happy,"’ he told: .* ‘old:a reported. ‘I wish only that World War II when an accelerated program was offered, it had happened to somebody else. ‘ The’ ceremony will be for stu- All that fuss got to be a bit wear-| a banquet, owuld you?” - dents completing their degree ing and I prefer to be known as . The price of the all-expenses- Jost anothers veteran of the second lrequirements at the end of the _paid round trip is $349.50, with | “Pm no hero," he went on.| present semester. University Presi- $50 down and the balance pay- |Something I've never been able dent Harlan Hatcher will deliver able at $18 3 month, — to make clear to reporters and the main address at the exercises Paris Hotel and other arrange-|the public is that I just happened |to be held in Hill Auditorium on up with that old Federal red tape.| ments are being made by an In-|to be-stationed at an Army radar jthe campus. Students finishing “One of the first fellows to sign| ternational -Travel Agency, screen when their studies at mid-year previous- up said, ‘I've: got to keep this! “Of course,"" Stevenson said, ly waited until the regular June quiet because my old lady thinks/“we'll be on our own in some commencement to receive their I'm going duck hunting.’ We guar-|of the activities. But: this shapes degrees. They include purchase orders, requisitions and invoices covering about $250,000,000 spent from 1890 to 1945 to operate the city govern- ment. Washington printer, gave birth to the great idea, put an ad in + newspaper — Presto! — cager applicants begaw signing up “Like,” says Ted, “A ball moose stampede.” = 4 | Stevenson has arranged to. char- ter a Slick Airways DC-4, which : will leave Washington Dec. 29, ar- pecae rive in Paris the next day, and re- : turn to the nation’s capital with its load of stags early on Jan. 2. who are going haven't even been gas a : Here's the way Ted tells it:. . | that close. But, boy, they've heard = 4 : Sik ; “My partner, Don Beaupre, andj plenty.” : : I got to thinking what a dull place} A capacity load of 66 stags is an : pre viso applies even to a ban on Stewardesses, “‘No Women Aly “You wouldn't take sandwiches to F UT MAW PROBLEM IS ADDITIONAL | {TANKERS FOR THESE ALTERNATE = ROUTES. | flight will be the first visit to Paris for most of the adventur- ers, including himself. “I was in the Air Force during the war,” he said, “and flew) over Paris, but that's as close as I ever got. gmost of the fellows: = : 4 | Washington is on New Year's eve ert ae tand how we'd like .to spenil it ; se ae in Paris. . . “We couldn’t swing the trip | ourselves, so we decided we'd a get some help and do it on a i group basie, 9 “A lot of guys got interested in a hurry, Auto mechanics, store clerks, government workers fed / onus Tonker routes since Major oll pipelines: : Major oil producing orees (Cech symbol equa!s 250 mililon = 5 Sree pe eo ee Cold , Stay-at-Home Winter for Gas,« Oil-Rationed Europe By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “Across Western Europe this week, the signs of a tough winter ahead were multiplying. : =A ' Se odd obstructions sunk in the Suezjexpected to supply most_ of -the| st F - Canal by the Egyptians have oj) needed to re the flow from 7 a knocked out ‘the sea route which . wey a place i normally supplies Europe with He Middle East. In fact, Washing- _|most of her oil. ton oil experts reportedly have the » |The dynamiting of three oil pipe-|22SWers to most problems already would/lines in Syria has broken the land|Worked out. When Nasser’s nation- IT The section of the second most import-|lization of the canal threw the “ tramm/@nt-route—(The-Arabian-Ameriean, first shadow over the Mideast last “Tapline” from Saudi Arabia stil]/Summer, an emergency oll com- is operating.) | mittee was set up to Tay tend ert - ; : ures meet possi i Prior te the Middle East crisis famine. oe aoe Eurepe got 80 per cent of her | oi] through the canal and the -how-ruptured' pipelines, No one First, finding available oil- and, knows when either will return te ‘secondly, transporting it. There is even partial service. 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She ber of farm laborers who could come north. _Arrangemehts were _ made ,to bring in not more than 1,000-Jap- anese workers. The first plane load of 62 landed here in Septem- ber. By January, said Edward F. Hayes, chief of the farm _place- ment for the State Employment Department, there will be about A college graduate ond aspiring poet from Hokkaido ih the first contingent’ went to work in an Oxnard celery field. “So far it is much like home,” Isao Yasuda, 26, was quoted by an in But with this principal differ- énce; *“At home men work in the field from dawn to dark. Here they) keep-track of hours worked.” ° * * * Hayeg said the Japanese are “very hard and conscientious!" workers.”’ California had an autumn peak of about 105,000 Mexicans working on the land, It wasn’t much of a fall-off from last year. ~ Just how miany _ Mexicans _re- turn next year, Hayes said, will help determine how ‘many Japa- nese will be sought. He doesn't expect the Japanese ever to come in the same numbers as the | Mexicans. The Japanese, like the Mexi- cans, are guaranteed the same pay given Americans for doing the same work. They get at least 82% cents an hour for cultivating in Monterey County, for example, and $3.25 an hour for knocking/ber what Stubby kept down ‘and picking up Sacramento Valley _aln almonds. — ‘All are _prohib- ited from working in packing was in the recording that’ Anita.” said Steve. “Do you remember} what a struggle Anita had to keep Stubby from passing out?" wy, es, “ee him to admit he had. killed his partner, she said she had some lovely Scotch in the kitchen. She suggested a drink; she thought that might keep Stubby awake and talk- “] remember that, yes." “Did she go and make the drinks?” never ieft the room,’ “That's waht. ‘Te ” jenvetsation between Anita-and Stubby was con- tinuous; she didn't leave him for a second, Yet a few minutes later they each had a drink of that 1Scotch—that—wasin— “Yes,” 1 said, “‘Someo got it for them,” “Stubby was too drunk to real- ize jit. but he and Anita weren't alone in the apartment. Leone was there, listening from a bedroom. And wen Anita needed help to} |keep Stubby talking, she co-oper-~ lated, She got the Scotch, slipped lit to Anita, Then there was something else that-indieated a third person... the phone call at the end of the tape. It came after Stubby had conked out, Anita answered. the phone and said, ‘Who is it? Oh, just a minute . ..’ The caller wanted to speak to someone else Leone Webb." “But. -how..could..you-.be sure it was Leone?" “That was on the Stubby tape, too, When was that made, Connie?, What date?” “No date was mentioned,” | said, . “Not directly,” Steve said. “You're being proud of yourself again. " “Barton,” Bolling said, “‘it’ 9 all right. You can be proud of ‘yours self again.” ee “Thanks, well Leone lived with Anita for a while, so she was obvious vote for the accomplice. But specifically, Connie, remem- about? Tonight's drunk, the night to per ought tp get houses or processing plants.— them. Well, what night's that?” ly —“New. Year’ ofcourse! |Leo) you off. that Leone poi ne renee “Jt was all in the Stubby tape,’’/happened “Ot course! Oliver Bell proposed) “At one point, before she'd got! _|remained 1 friends until just a few muttering: everyb drunk, their pont ‘And hesaid hein el pines tn tein ta gat teeerde her tions that night . . . but he got What else?” “Sure, and what else do we know) on New. Year's Eve?’* to Leone!” “Over the telephone, remember .. . Shortly after midnight.” “And that’s when that record- ing was made! Anita told Stubby Want tne Hewes. «. nat ae twelve-thirty, “Sure, That was Oliver Bell who telephoned, He wished Anita a hap- py New Year and asked to speak to Leone,” “T understand. If he ever heard that recording he'd know that his lovely bride-to-be was an active accomplice in a blackmailing rack- et. ” “That's right,” Steve said. “And when Anita tried to use that to blackmail her ald partner, Leone/,, killed her. She wasn’t going to lose Oliver Bell _.-.—-_not_only because | rs pe she wag fond of him. Mr. Bell/*™* : owns million dollar business.” “Barton,” Bolling said, “you Martini." “The kitchen is right .. .” “T know,” Bolling said. “Excuse) me. ” “Leone and Anita," I said, “A charming pair.” “They started their blackmail racket together,"’ Steve said, ‘'As| receptionist at the school, Leone was in a position to steer all the vulnergble-looking, wealthier type students to Anita, who took it from there. When Leone had firmly monyed Oliver Bell, she dissolved the partnership. It was all very amicable. In fact, Leone and Anita days ago... When Anita must] have suddenly realized she had-an unexpected gold mine on those tapes. e “She thought she could bleed Le- one dry,-but she thought wrong. Leone knew too mach about black- first time she had a legitimate moment . , . . then she beat it up make a very quickly disappearing : is. al ‘to Miss Webb about that. . pointed out to her that Bell fire her, that's all, He would havé let it »be known that ? tu 1 Rabin iit} for business and that guy Bell likes business. Another — i Barton?” =~ “At least,” I said. er Bell and own goose.” “Oh,"' I said, “yes. She knew’ 1 \had the means to figure out she | was the killer.” Exactly,, Mrs. Barton. She ‘had| to get rid of you.” “I'm going to do my best, You ‘deserve it; you two,” I did pretty well, The next time things really got back into focus, | I was in the Room, «I was having a wonderful time cele-| brating my fifth wedding anniver-| sary, | was even célebrating it) with, of all people, my husband. ! And we were dancing. That was. we were dancing. I snuggled se ler to him and closed my eyes. We to me about] E A. wonderful gift for all children, _ BURROW Ss . THE PONTIAC PRESS, . 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There are no reliable|- indications of any military action} — hands of the workers and‘ stu-| ” scaiutiad tks teas shetiiie’ an The Kadar mands, ieee shar the Soviet ' withdraw. ik = ee Sybeen restored. | yparty had asked to go to Romania jand had been sent there, This _jhas never been coniirmed. = mitted an unpardonable crime sion of the Communist party : party. Ostensibly “|Glearised of all Stabnist elements thers. Reliable ‘this deputy Ferenc ‘Muennich.| brigade ‘in ‘the Spanish Civil War.| Kadar ‘}this was done mainly so the work-, + Moscow Still ‘Smoulders ine Hangary — _ pre-jers aad ‘the Kadar government un-(Councils; the return. of Nagy, the dition "in Huagary’s Communist economy, The Premier has _ rec- ognized this to the extent—of -ap- Nagy and about 50 persons in his the council system, pat- proving terned after that of Communist Yugoslavia. Through their coun- cils, the workers practically man- Kadar has said that Nagy “‘com- age. their own factories, setting production goals,-wages and work- conditions, But Kadar has not budged on the major political demands of the against the Hungarian nation’’ by|ing failing to take action against the “counterrevolution.” AKadar heads a renovated ver- tier agreed to negotiate for, Rus-| \doubtedly has created chaotic con-| withdrawal of Russian, treo P'%. ar Hungarian “weutrality= ant: stree— Telections. Hungary_seems destined ‘for @ long, tight Russian dictatorship with Kadar or some other Rus- sian-supported figurehead in front trying to save the nation for the Kremlin's empire, But refugees. streaming inte Austria by the thousands ‘testify that Hungary ‘will never again be 4 reliable member ot the Comnvanist family.” known as the Socialist Workers’ ARMY NAVY f 32 S. Saginaw St JOE’S but it has attacked very few mem- SURPLUS FE 2-0022 these observers, is not Kadar but) "sg negotiations —with —the Budapest Workers’ Council have’ been almost completely inconclu-, sive. The. council agreed to call @ MQUTON #OOD WITH ZIPPER off its general strike Nov: 24, but} : ELASTIC BACK WAISTBAND e@ COLORS: 0. B.,, GREY, RED @ SIZES: §-M-L-XL ers could eat, Gift Suggestions for ICE FISHING Quilted Parka _list_pattern, have been demanding ‘a greater “voice i in policy making SANTA SPECIAL — Mailing their Christmas lists in plenty of time, two Tedneck, N. J. young- box in the city. Each Pectonnraend schol has. one t aie and their own needs, » UP Wieephete 2 ercerectwarndimrcean yin “The workers have to’ live and * $4795 make money,” a spokesman ex- >“iplained. 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The record num- ber of births in a single month was set in September of this year when 19.425 babies were born. Erwin Morrison ‘Named Adviser “to Major General. Colonel; MT. Y go (INS) — ‘gters make” Use ‘Ot especial Senter Cina" tne wits named a special adviser to Mail Gen. Robert E. Eaton, commander of Thirteenth Air Force at Self-, ‘|ridge Air Force Base. ‘Cat. Merriown, tes. beet:a public! information officer with NATO and the Sixth Allied Tactical Air Force in Turkey the past two years. He was once a sports writer for the San Francisco Chronicle and Driver Becomes Dad, Treats Bus Passengers DETROIT ® — Detroit Bus to the women passengers on his bus run. His explanation: The birth of a son. turn.” It was Mills’ third son. The U.S. Census Bureau was made a permanent part of the driver Leon Mills passed out candy! “I passed -out two -bexes—of}— cigars. to the men passengers," Mills said. ‘So now it’s the ladies” government in 1902. It outdates” SPECIAL! of Colors 5-PC. 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We succumbed to portions of the: then civilized Annette ig married ‘to John ical. jerks,” sing, “dance and'the temptation today, along with play the accordion. probably every other visitor who tg ee -jhas reached these parts for the Olympics. “We're going to live here for * * & world . (and probably entranced x Niners) by jalovaly ne Sullivan — not the fighter. She herself in public in swimming’s . first one-piece bathing suit, un- After reading the instructions that — with our lethal weap- ceremoniously took the micro- phone during an intermission in. the water-polo bloodletting. Brundage, the last living ama- teur, was either not present or fainted, for no sound came trom him, ¢ ‘The trim Australian. lady, who wowed U, & yokels in 1909 with a form-fitting suit which in this day of the bikini would resemble canvas overalls, ask ed, another > omens - generation of swimmers and swim- 3 KALT ming bugs, ‘Would you’ like to see 4 TARTEBY a trick an old lady can do?" 5 CIVOE They would indeed, So she stif- 6 NUDOS fened_ beneath her’ flowered print 7 GINS dress, touched her hands to the ground without bending them, then 8 AKEPS kicked one leg in the direction of ye the late Florenz Ziegfeld. 14 SHIPREW ‘THE LIVING VENUS’ In her heyday, Annetté was “WHAT'S MY LINE? soniye pn oo Yan" ee * he : on “. ©1956 Wher's My Line, ine, Welt, ons, the thought occurs that_we should cable our stock adviser, Walter Winchell, and get him to recommend investing in all com, |a ae c. r..haskill studio | ea for CHRISTMAS Forever” portrait this Christmas from Haskit Portraits are inexpensive, too. 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Newspaper Markets,;~Mr: ~~ McNamara made it.clear that, “newspaper advertising has | been the greatest contributing factor in our sales increase... —-from- $99; 000,000-in-1944 te SETE.000,000- te 1955." _ Newspapers Get Results “Newspaper advertising, both national and focal, brings re- sults, the kind of results you can measure on the cash register, “Until someone invents another medium that will do a better job of delivery of our advertising wrapped up in a fast. reading package of news, pictures, and interesting, educational features, that will-get deeper and more dominant-home penetration-than ~~~ the daily newspaper, J will continue to recommend... that we earmark at least two-thirds of all our advertising dollars for newspapers. Newspaper advertising-is ACTION ADVER- or in stock movement, actual sales results, not next week, not next year, but as soon as the newspaper hits the streets. That’s — _real ACTION ADVERTISING. That’s the kind of impact __ that gets results = and that’s the kind of advertising i in which we like to invest our. money.” - | -Two-Thirds Or More For. “Action” Advertising Since 1944 the National Tea Company has" spent. over. ies $30,000,000 for advertising and sales promotion...and at least 6634 per cent of these advertising dollars has been invested ——— ~ in newspaper space. In Mr, MoNamares own words; ‘ oe TISING that drives home the we Enpect to get immediate results.” “Nothing: Sells Like Newspapers Advertisers in every field share-Mr. McNamara’s views. | They know that building sales in today’s competitive market / ° is a job for a giant... a job for newspapers. Only newspapers are big enough to reach into the smallest hamlet or. to_blanket. the biggest city. That’s why advertisers — big and ‘small, on national and local — are investing in newspapers at a record. ——_- _ pace — ~ $3, 087,800, 000 last year, more than was spent in radio, Se _TV, magazines and outdoor: combined. Put the giant to work . be apace sai for aed e s _ ee oe "AML business ia local. sand ware all neepapere, al il aa eae \ aac { eed r 2 i "i 3 . Me : { k 4 | : | f ; : — a Pa EEA : : DHE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 61036 ee THE ANIMALS’ CHRISTMAS ~- “8 aa vo By Walt Set pogrom ne, -. | Only God Makes a Tree, - Over Yale Expense ‘but T t s | Devil to Move SAN GABRIEL, Calif, @ — Death. ended Mrs. Ramona Hughes’ worries over financing Christmas for her four children. She killed them -— and herself. * ° Her husband William, 47, came home from work Tuesday to find the bodies Hg ‘Mrs. Hughes, 27, : ee. Marguerite, Juanito, 3, Augus- massive February. édentials. r A e. tina, 3. Pee Carlotta, pion oe reign — ar Me Plans called for six of the trees,| ‘They identified him as Joseph . PENNEY ; TOWNCRAFT ; from the exhaust pipe. morial Building . grounds, Pin oaks, pao > spear then be-/Job, US. marshal. for New Jersey. | When police arrived Hughes was}. The surprise? - lence ‘River, Rand said. February] Utah, Colorado, New Mexico andi} hysterical gutbed to be glnged) 10 cue ot te Came ee cau tx: (renee Arinoes seen ot 0 commen corner, an ly on in a doctor's care. the tree, TT . {|e site ot -a-geological | "Machine Weshable. a 85% / Wool and : “1% Nylon to combine the warmth and fleecy hand | _@f/ wool with the. Lyon ol and long wear lo fit, gt matched col- j / iar front and ets, MOTHEROOF. “ED. Needs no senona 4 care ion 8 Sie 1 XL. Wool! Vicaral Mylen! ‘Bolt and Warmt _ Lemesiegs New Bigad in Towncrate® Sport Shirts! = 4.98) Penney's fashion - Towneraft for ttself! The reel’news is Pen- From Tole 8 The only fountain pen that fills itself by itself—it has no moving parts In its first Christmas Season, the Parker 61 is the dis- — You have a choice of rich colors and gleaming caps— tinguished gift for those friends who appreciate the all strikingly beautiful. The Parker 61 is $20 or more. new, the unusual—quite flattering to them and to you. The Parker 61, al ieee at | & FO A FAVE OF I j , The Parker 61, with its frankly revolutionary capil- —_nseif by iself. tt fils itvelf cieanly through the Crs fone 5 a . "WORSTED-LIKE PLAID! end opposite. the point. It's done by capilla lary ink system, fills itself, writes effortlessly, depend-— cian in = 10 seconds—the shining point seas | ably even on a high-flying plane. never be dipped in ink. : - Other wonderful Parker gifts from $2.95 Masculine Seta chic: pén that works i“ that writes five times tonger Cotton Suede like the famous “St “. Gift- that ordinary ball points, Gilt boxed, of course. boxed for Christmas. $2.95 Sport Shirts Penney'’s warm ‘n’ sturdy y S3-ounce cotton suede shirt . . . ruggedly tailored -+- Sanforisedt, machine Jewelry Shop TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER e . _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956 _ 2h @ z : d Mi c N hed | The gay color will stay oP Be cae be washed | in boiling water and Joven SERVICE SERVIC } = ~ FOR 6 FOR 8 Bt Cups list @ 90¢.......$ 5.40....$ 7.20 | Saucers list @ 80¢.....$ 4.80... .$ 6.40 Plates list @ $1.70... .$10.20. . . .$13.60 Fruits list @ 85¢................$ 6.80 Salads list @ $1.20....$ 7.20....$ 9.60 Soups list @ $1.00... .$ 6.00....$ 8.00 Creamer list @ $1.40............$ 1.40 m Sugar lists @ $1.90.............$-1.90 | Bowl lists @ $3.25... .$ 3.25... -$ 3.25 Platter lists @ $3.50. . .$. -$,3.50....$ 3.50 3.50 essrt J If bought separately... .$40:45 . “$845 BYOuPaYomy = $19.88. $29.88 MAlL COUPON Now on SHOP IN PERSON! i. . PT ee os bseacioct venice Sak SS ry NERWARE os indicated below. | ogree to pay 50¢ weekly. SE ().53 piece set, including Th BONUS pieces..........+..$29.88 C] 32 piece! introductory starter set. ...s.+++++s+++0+0.. $19.88 5 NRT an ec 2 2 “OPEN ~ EVERY NIGHT 9 PM. aan ee D seenuenesensenneyrecndennneseeennnenenenneneeseNNeeneNeeeenecnn ena “24 N. SAGINAW ST. é City z | f BORER i 10 SS SRS RRR The Franklin Village Players are all set for the first production of “The Night of January 167 at the Frank lin Community Hall tonight. In the cast are (left to right) Mrs. eee Adams, Mrs/ rule Van Dyke, ‘Philp Van Dyke; ‘Canal B. Nichols and Mrs. Nichols. Curtain time for. the three performances tonight, Friday | and Saturday is 8:30. \ z — Job Ends’ Loneliness Perninentives By ANNE HEYWOOD The holidays can he a difficult _ time for the girl whois not popu- lar—who has no‘ beau, no dates, : eS ee If, on top of that, sha fea'a pb in a city far from home, it cay be perfectly miserable because there Se ee eer But once in a while, I meet a ewe penis Sey oe like really, than they think they are But when you don’t feel attractive, you aren't, jook of self-pity about her. Instead, she had courage and determina- tion : “Pm a serretary,” she told me. “1 don’t know « soul in this city” and I can’t get home for the holl<_ We dismissed the idea of getting: something secretarial, because that) wouldn't be any change at all.| Betty said_she adored children, | “But,” the-added- sadly, “TU. prob; ably never have arly of my own.” So we decided on babysitting jobs, which.are plentiful at Christ- mastime and which pay well. She | could work Christmas Eve, Christ- imas Day, every evening that. week, New. Year's: Eve_and- New. Year's them_were young couples with chil- go to an occasional party, | Day. : We put an ad in the paper and Womens Section | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, "1956 D—1 Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McCulloch of Silverhill road have as their houseguests, Mr. McCulloch’s sis- ters, Minnie McCulloch of Grand Forks, N. D, and Mrs. J. ¢. San- ders of Exeter, Ont. — * * * Rosemary Bentham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bentham of Nelson street and eo Phillips, , | daughter of Mr.“ and Mrs. John cantata to-be-presented.on campus Sunday. Rosemary will portray St. Joseph and Nancy will play the-part“of a ‘Magi... Miss Bentham is a and Miss Phillips a sophomore at the college. ; Warren pai son ot ie. “~e Personal News of Interest sete} Madelon Cough) of Walled Lake | im the college auditorium at Michigan State University Tues- day evening. Attending graduation. ceremonies along with the Charles Hagyards were Mr: and Mrs. Glenn Hagyard, Peggy Eagle, and Mr, and Mrs. Carl Schultz. * * *& ; Glenn Brancheau, son of Mr. and Mrs, D. V. Brancheau of Lilac street was graduated from Michi- +gan State University ‘Tuesday eve- ning with a degree in mechanical engineering. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fisher (nee announce the birth of a daughter, Barbara Lynn, Dec, 2 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Grandparents of the infant are Mr, and Mrs,-D. D. Fisher-of South Marshall street and Mr. and Mrs. C.-L. Clough of Glenwood—boule- for every free minute, with a wide variety of people. Frankly, all I expected was that poor kid would keep her mind off her troubles and pick up some ex- tra mioney, but I forgot that God helps those who help themselves. On New Year's Eve, Betty was|O babysitting when the doorbell rang. In came the brother of the chil- on Army leave, They liked each other a lot and saw the New Year in. And now! of her own! » (Copyright 1956) Talk Given on Future of Pontiac Chamber of Commerce, tiac,”’ Mr, Hirlinger said, “Tt is easy to find things wrong with a city as none of them is perfect. we progrress.’ ie He spoke of the need of a civic auditorium and tdld of the prog- ress being made to make this possible in Pontiac, Mrs. Clare Franklin, Mrs. Ed- ward Wynne-and Marjorie Bartles were appointed to serve on- the nominating committee for the elec- F |tion of officers at the January |ters of Mercy opera te institutions) - in thirty-nine of ft the forty-eight states. Approximately 6000 have - meeting. : USO Schedules ES at Westacres Cauntry ‘Club ZS Plump Women ose. > Out on. : Jobs : other colleges which pledged Negro ARBOR. (AP) sorority may be barred from the University of Michigan Kappa can remain on the she got plenty of takers, Most of Betty is nfarried—and has a baby|®s¢s for the evening. John Hirlinger, manager of the ag Rectal eraann anise § —Sigmay organization. uspended apters the very best circumstances, the “ at |employer is taking a chance on the ‘older applicant, If she is over- "The U-M esd Couneil win | weieht, we positively will not hire meet tonight to_decide- whether) "et | Of fat women, although we have hae am os feta a OEE RIES Romy i es ee ee oe 7 2 fi E rats pl eeyes at PELE tae nit A intl : RB hacreply shown tre Dee, 11 dren, who wanted: to be free to/@t 6:30 p.m. in the church hall when gifts will be exchanged. Batty was soon “hooked “up” 2 4aNs ar Hospital Guild. App points Heads lof Committees Pontiac Osteopathic. Hospital dren’s mother, back unexpectedly/Cuild met at the hospital recently, with Mrs. L. E. Bilodeau of Roch- ester and Mrs. W. E, Crommett jof Drayton Plains serving as host- ways and means committee. Several fund raising projects were discussed and at the close of the business meeting members made favors to be placed on the patients’ trays at Christmastime, Feb. 11 to accept blood, and asked: was the speaker at the Wednes-(that Guild memibers secure donors. day evening dinner meeting of Tipacon Chapter of the American/Will be held at the hospital on Jan, Association |15. Mrs.-D. G. The next meeting of the Guild Strauss and Mrs. B, F. Bragg will be the hostesses. "poner League of Blind Harry Whitlow, administrator of|Crippled the hospital, announced that the|nence street. Red Cross would be at the hospital . ROSE MARIE BREWER engagement of their daughter, Rose Marie, Brewer, to Put. Richard W. Schmiel is apnounced by Mr, and Mrs. Russell Boushell of Lancaster i road. He is | Metsépelein Club Auxiliary Elects Officers Bridé:to-Be |Ils Honored — Seprpuather tanaienea teeta Auxiliary to the peg gy Club Spirit Six beld in the American Legion Home,.- - : president; Mrs. Victor Bodamer, secretary; Mrs, Park Nique, finan- Schroeder, treasurer. Mrs, Ralph Dean will serve as parliamentarian; Mrs, W. A. Green trustee and Mrs. Harold Wright, sergeant-at-arms. ~ cial secretary, and Mrs. John F.) - |: Mrs, Merrell Petrie will serve| Wednesday evening. as president. Others serving with her are Mrs. John DePauw, vice| William G. Wright at her home Iaciuiet Ot Set direct are © 24 hes eee ew ee ice eee N ames Officers The next meeting « The Provincial: fame tor. the ‘| Religious Sisters of Mercy of Mich- igan, Indiana- and Iowa, located on the Mercy College campus, anniversity of the order’s founding Dec. 12 with a solemn High Mass in McAuley- Auditorium. In this country over 12,000 Sis- amalgamated:and are known as the Sisters of Mercy of the Union in the United States of America. Detroit, will observe the 125th; —. foundiand, Central America, West . — Hazel Park: and St. Anselm Dearborn. School, nie By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN I would like to quote from a older women who were job hunt- ing that they should reduce any “Because we are all more likely to be ill as We grow older, under “| have turnea down dozens - There. you are! E You have it)You ,see, there are right from.one “in the know. : held on Sunday at 5 = waar before-me.— Thist mployers are oo ee re os brat s fot, pS Grae : : E ss Lt Hit fi B : c ii i Ls ag 7 z E i az z ~ Youd ike to he ie Z extravagant. * MALING’S - 3 it Handbags f: bi Wash Hints NEW YORK (INS) — If you're excessive little cleaning powder, Some wom- en add powder in pinches as though it were salt. “Water temperature too, is very important,” she. coritinued, ‘Some clothes take it hot and some take it cold, In general, water tempera- ture should be-140-degrees and hot- ter for white and fast colored clothes." didates and is likely to be named of the 1957 Toronto City a and belled which shoppers can use gto wheel through the aisles. Christ-) } and the shopper no longer has to net a bunch of unwieldy par- cels When shopping is _—. clerks package the gifts in an over- sized heavy duty. red shopping bag at no extra charge, ERED Bo e = Re !Are Valuable} | velvet..An intricate pat- gance with practicality, ins | Gold Star Plans . ha ae AS —Delmonico-duo,-combining silken ele. Christmas list. Each handsome sitk-and-_\j ures a happy cotton shirt is paired with a color-coor- |¥ Yuletide for the discerning male on every .dinated sweater'in soft and durable orlon. Takes Courage to Wear Some of Them designers have dreamed up some- thing new in the way of eccentric! fur pieces for the winter season that will delight women every- where. For instance, there's a short coat in beige Brazilian otter that) makes a wonderful sports costume} when worn with matching fur skirt with two large patch pockets.|~ An there’s a i0-gallon’ fur hat that finishes off the outfit — if you've nerve enough to weer ft! as Another special looking daytime fur costume is made of marine- ‘of beige Broadtail on the, outside Paris Creates Eccentric Fur Pieces PARIS (INS) — Paris fashion of black monkey fur, eccentric, astrakhan pelts now come in extra- |} luscious and vampy looking as [ordinary fur shades as burgundy) js iFed, bottle green or royat blue you: lean match your fur coat to your) =) all get out. “Two-in-one” fur coats are also| popular. One Paris creation, for I ‘example, combines the elegance of |black with the splendor of white, pelts. It is a black Alaska otter om coat entirely lined with white fox) fur. Another Parisian double gar- ment comes in the latest ,cape styles. It is a slim-styled fur cape and beige dyed ermine inside. It is pencil.slim_and clutch-style so you need a valet to carry your blue broadtail. The news in this) outfit it its workmanship exactly liké-fabric, the broadtail skirt; of Marlene Dietrich, Revilion has a special offer. It’s a coat rounded toque of beige tern is traced on its sides bronze beads. Greet the winter season with a jew- eled hat! a Si ie Sih Nn Nn it Select your holiday fash- ions right _in your. own home, YOU CAN BUY MATERNITY WEAR _ ‘COMFORTABLY AT™ HOME Call For Appointment FE 2-7691 Ask for Our _ Traveling Saleslady Dresses—Suits Separates—Lingerie Sportswear A. Large Selection at Popular Prices Foundation Garments _ and |PUrse and parcels, “luxuriously casual” look. Treated| ELEGANCE pelts are made into a short, tai-|Parisian and dressy affair. Com- ilored. suit jacket and a fully pleated/bining a sleek black broadtail cape For @ woman with the looks |olar it might be, called a style _lfor the day you want to be your) ““Tmost* “dirarhatic Jewels adorn this | * with beige silk and tiny |i The most stylish cape is a really with a costly luxurious chinchilla of understanding elegance. Among the numerous fur capes) there is even a “Mephisto cape” tooking: by Fath it is a full, theatrical cape houe of black Persian lamb lined in scarlet red satin. * oe * a wonderful way to make a _|Christmas Party A real “charmer” is this young Empire bonnet. of blue beaver felt, from the John Frederics line. AN ARTHUR'S QUALITY ‘FUR Furs for Christmas... A Me woman feel special. See how we help you enjoy ar or your mood, For substantial elegance~ there is a Paris styled fur coat with real oomph, It is wild Labrador mink Christmas shopping . . . give @- special Furfrom-Arthuc's. You can choose her favorite i from Persian, Mink, Musk- me. rat, and Squirrel. Ail priced for substantial Savings now, jas soft to the touch as it is to the | ig eye. Its 1957 look is due to an collar. ‘Fair Lady’ Roses Invite Romance you court romance! The rose motif, symbol of the | nate in winter fashions this year, attached hood which can be turned |} down to become a large, draped) @ NEW YORK — Wear roses and/#™ “Fair Lady” look, will predomi-|} reports the December issue of a Natural Pastel Mink P 34 Length Natural Pas national magazine, which features a collection of date and dance! dresses appliqued, printed and decked with roses. > i Femininity is further. eure houettes, and heightened waist | Cane supplies about two-thirds And since South-West African of the world’s ‘sugar. ee SB RSE eg ft ges It’s hard to wait w _ Slippers ) 2 + _ “COAT phn &, Crown Royal Dyed Letout Muskrat Coat. . ©} Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coot Black Dyed Persian Lamb Jacket, Mink Callar. . 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It fits so smoothly. . looks so feminine with its “borders of-lace-on the bodice and hem._ White or black in sizes 32 to 40.° ~ Not shown: Petticoat te match, small, medium or large ...--000- “eeee ne ecae 298 Pretty pleats replete with lace froth-the bodice. A perfect gift slip of carefree nylon tricot in white, black or opaline. Sizes 32 to 40. 5.98 Net shown: Petticoat to match, small, — medium or large ...--syerceessseees 3-98 Peignoir partners in double layers of nylon tricot. Scalloped lace forms the shoulder ) straps . . . the Empire line bodice. More ae lace for the lantern sleeve peignoir.. White, pink or blue. Sizes 32 to 36. Our sleeping siren loves the mys- terious allure of pink overlaid with a cloud of black. Im double layers. of nylon tricot inset with lace... finished witha Sweeping ruffle of- nylon sheer. Sizes-32-to'36,— 16.95 a confection of nylon tricot and lace-with bands a of satin-round the’ {ot sguared neckline and: ‘inset on the skirt. Waltz- length, the better for dreaming in white with pink or blue. Sizes 32- to 38. . 8.95 ver NIGHT TILL ° AT ARTHUR?S - - line is banded. with - __velvet, Mink with 12 . _" 905 ‘ hemline ... . mark the beautiful fitted . Lo 29.95 Sweet dream gown... | e eS es pe mnacty :s fe SP a ‘ ee - age pe - wes ‘oe ge ey my ST ~ Be dining-dancing- , odes _drama ~~ . . = SS | ‘ oo 7 ‘ 35.00 te 39.95 eo > ~ . al Lace is so alluring... so lovely! 7 — Casting a magic spell over holiday fashions. et aa "Here are intricately woven cotton laces over rich, rustling rayon taffeta Heiney: So elegant for a lovelier you, incredibly : ‘romantic, softly feminine, PARK FREE Have your parking < = 1 ticket validated- : 4 ie while making a . ee ; - Z purchase. Jr. & Missy Sizes ay Dress Salon—Second Floor : i ee a * e * se 3 e> e $T BEAUTIFUL specially purchased specially priced foe See dee ORES ese cess: Sie iS nerations paca ois acai = See nae eS Son BA 109 — - The ultimate exe a in Christmas a Gifting for your . ae ORM FS ee we ee eee ~" ‘lady fair. he OE + This is the Sale for the woman who wants her 1956 coat to.look... as Vogue says .. . “a whole-year newer than last year’s.” That's nae why you'll find in this collection all of the newest coat silhouettes from a a cape-collar to empire. All from the workrooms of some of the: country's some leading manufacturers. Luxurious fabrics from sleek flat. fabrics to _ textured imported tweeds. Be here early to see oe dressy: and casual coats, ‘ — : Petite, ire Mise & waty Sines (auE. PONTIAC. PRESS, _ THURSDAY DECEMBER 6, 1950 so coumetio Mend Ripped Girdle the de parts “You just “can't bo EE, THOE 00 patches, “engineered” toj is snagged or|maintain stretchability through re-) ‘the smallest break| peated machine. washings in soap| suds. death of the garment. But now, ) you can buy strong pink or E Let us deliver this lovely dining suite to your — - home. The per- fect gift for her. Gi tetas ck hee clacnpid 100 politan landscape. Louvered doors subtly disguise so et ecatees from 5% ROBES. Fine Wools, Gabardines 12 From _.. EVERY NIGHT "TIL 9 S > > / ~~ @HRISTMAS- i mf : vee : _FIRST NIGHTER ook CLUB LOUNGE -STATE.OF. MAINE... L _ We're WATER REPELLENT gaint “French styles,” she no fe d; “have the greatest influence in the 'world on fashions and anybody’! “Our American styles are not | | a8 provocative as the French,” | she. continued. “And to the figure for filrns we start out | by ‘constructing the chassis’ underneath.” Miss Head is opposed to the common. ambition of girls to copy the styles and looks of their screen | idols. . * * « “Tt is an escapism for girls who haven't yet found themselves,” she said. “Particularly when we do the so-called ‘glamor pictures’ the results on girls copying those! startling styles can be grotesque and embafrassing. “You want to know what oe “One thing I want to know,” she asked. ‘‘Who started the fashion for ‘toreador pants’? Gals are not built like Spanish bullfighters, Laugh gt the weather... have the water renewed of your rainwear «for soil and spot Roar porn “o our excl asive OPEN "MONDAY THRU SATURDAY FROM 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. e “SAVE 10% Complete ~ Drive-In Service Cash & Carry Shirts . . . $1.13 . "cash & Cony "128 ‘| ee oc Cushic we totve-with geet In black or brown mn calf. oned sole eet ages ge ma Ae ee he iy pee ‘i : Catt et : aetect ore ieee ; et cars | Se i es ee at ne ge VON Se ae ees THE, PONTIAC PRESS.’ THURSDAY, DECEMBER &, 1958 OS EIN OSs “ ss ee ee é fee ;: , } i New this season, too, is a ‘‘two- 16 NORTH SAGINAW STREET i'll keep till Christmas — layaway plan A small deposit will reserve your selection. Choose now whilé selections are complete. Just the thing to wear through the holiday season and after—this bright new beauty by MACSHORE. In fine ‘combed cotton broadcloth with a delicate frosting of , white embroidery, precisely neat tucked front. Sizes “30 to 38. ; Making merry with your skirts ent leisure slacks this ‘holiday season is MACSHORE’S latest accomplishment in DRIP-DRY dacron and pima. Mimicing the matador —those rows of embroidered ruffles. And best of all, this beauty needs -just a swish through suds, dries with barely a wrinkle! Sizes 30 to 36. 16- NORTH SAGINAW STREET... : 7 8 a ‘Apply Mascara Gitt Ribbons Become. _ Countless Bows" With Finger. | sarsesma women swear by their, lit- Of Guild : KANSAS CITY, Mo, (INS) < Gittjated with special ‘recipients ‘{njtone” gift paper, “Miss King re-\tle ~when it comes to apply-|>% ‘Piscopal © papers are colored as ka-|mind. carsumga Bot Half is «sith Sanne; Nall ing or smnactile g lipstick. The fin- Sanderson avenue leldosoepe chips Sid ieatching pity Bt rg Bow Bye corm gto th ee a quite ray ts cnates ene uests enjoye ti ae ish W! a a . : pons that can be turned into count-|o¢ modernistic ornaments in dell-|age mening 5 Seteile oe eae Se and Christmas party. |unteer. wor! less bows are the stars of this!cate shades of pink and blue, |or altirely new ribbon that is avallable| Use the cream mascara; smpoth| Guests attending were Mrs. E. ied year’s Christmas gift wrappings. ow dion grandpa elegy many colors. and widths, Miss|it on with a finger and blink the/A. Amidon, ‘Cora Burke and Mrs.|Concluding the evening meeting, | Because of the publie’s dedica- pine against a black back-\King said. The ribbon’s unique fea-|eyelid so the lashes sweep over it. er are ke | lee tees on cee tion Se. Shi tinatiae ‘at Menara eee a a ture ig that it. sticks to itself—|The result is inclined to be lighterjen by Mrs. Bert ®. A. Ede. ——_ the Christmas gift exchange, | gift packages, have tak- ~~ For the men, designs of antique making possible the tying of-nu-jand- more natural -than--that-of— eee “4 en special interests and personal.| ‘ims and automobiles—one is |merous bows with greater ease.|brush application. - During the oe ne Drama for Evening ity of the recipient into chasidera,| Waimeleally entitled. “Grand- | Yor an added touch, adom Your| This is especially useful for\@oMducted by club, president : tion to a greater extent than in| aad’s Hot Rod”—wilt be faver- \christmas package with a gift trim|blondes who want lashes which are|“™id0m, Officers for the coming) NEW YORK — Wear black andj the past, ac@ording to King,| Mes. The handyman will enjoy ® | three-dimensional decoration|emphasized but not heavy or over- year were siecied. white for after-dark dramma! | a gift wrapping stylist, sift wrap that features the tools |hat can be assembled and attached dark for their coloring. ; Mrs, Harold Steinbaugh will | Billowing white skirts and their) New this and implemenig of his hobby. jj, g matter of moments, Many ; serve as president, Others serv- jlittle black tops will stage an ot gilt papers Wik petaie sctles | Other gitt papers have hunting, |Christmas symbols —- ornaments, ing with her are Mrs, Kenneth | debut this winter, accord-|- tifs, Mies’ King wd ae. and similar masculine , candles, snowflakes and the| First efforts~to censor motion| Long, vice président; Mrs, As- jing to the December issue of a ces & tenes ir | Cai ves _|tke—ete_ available ag. gift trims, ‘picture filme were started i 1900. tolt Levine, secretary; and Mrs. ‘national magazine. Senne Sree ee Senay tin arty: children’s gift wraps thig year. He Se ee Tee See ; ee foe -- and 5 Gesiga tn welch engets are x sown dab eis fo or | s | bl | ; h aa ] f C -° saci s seagate laced yoneners: ans oe) These are blouses she will love for Christmas In addition to the numerous giftiand emblazoning “Merry Christ- : + wraps suitable for anyone's pres-mas” on a billboard, 16 ‘NORTH SAGINAW (STREET ee we have the ate er Choose _ Her | oa Fashion Gifts From Her our Christmas dreams are ; - Beautiful © and Fashion Store . mete, maa riggueags ee _- Charge Accounts Available . a Gift -Boxed Included oS t ee dl vt “Hey ae x * “Lace ‘Ele; ~ In’ Lovely Nylon Tricot Exquisite for gift giving” Slips... Gowns... Pajamas... , Baby Dolls ... Panties Slips B95 1095 _ Pajamas ath to 1095 a _ Gowns wer Dolls 5% » 1295 fee ‘5 10%, + Evening Sheers f Walking Sheers it THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6; sis0_ -UMr. rmal Time . . . * choose that stunning _ » “ballerina” from a pow of oat eam their FE 5-3675 = 1 sake — is the son = " feof the late pm Sen. ue and Mrs. | Harley C. Nichols of yy ae | June wedding ~ Alicia Bridal! Salon | vowed er of _Llyde C. _ Johnson of _ [West Ypsilanti announce the lengagement of Sharon inn took Jeanette, to your most per- Richard £, sonal desires. |} Nichols. He and Mrs. street daughter, SHARON JEANETTE JOHNSON absolute ver of legislation since 1708. Happiness Depends on. Early. EU oer the th of seven ar- (This is fourth ._ 9! oe tiel ting case his “Marriage on the ‘eo he tiles of the Family Service As- tortes. afe fietitions) By EDWIN DIAMOND Long-range preparation for a happy marriage begins very early —Wwe learn.our first lessons about married life, husband-and-wife. re- lationships and living in harmony with others when we are children. These conclusions were indicated in an extremely important re-|PY search project directed by Dr. Ernest W-. Burgess; one of Amer- fca's foremost authorities on mar- ' Burgess and his associates at the University of Chi¢ago~ have British monarchs have t the pow- but: none » has exercised that right | been studying some 1,000 couples | for the last sal years. _Teeee Matehirt a “RING From POETS - Mountings for “TEA NA A A A Pel DIAMOND RINGS Plain or Jeweled MOUNTINGS in All Price Values ont Oe e See ees ee hen e On C eases Your Diamond ee eee SETS from 18.50 Plus Tax STERLING by Towle—Lunt Gorham—Wallace | Reed-& Barton. —- International Frank M. Whiting Webster a Ae Fine Watches by Universal Geneve Girard Perregaux and Hami Iton | INS Science Writer }pears to be directly related to each riage and divorce. FELT INF ERIOR jn coups have hoon tase hacia riage in an effort to learn what factors make for marital success partner's. recollection of: his or her own family life—the happier the marriage of their< parents, the greater the chance for their own happiness. BEGINS IN CHILDHOOD This means preparation for hap- py marriage actually begins when we are very young children, Take the folder on. Mrs. Frank. Brown from the case worker's file cab- inet and read how these general jobservations are demonstrated in idetail. Mrs. Brown was a business machine operator in a large in- surance office in the midwest, The personnel officer knew she | had a king-sized absentee record | and the office supervisor. fre- |. quently spotted Mrs. Brown star: | ing blankly inte space. fer‘ority feeling children were’ bright, that their be- havior was not too: serious. They can be helped relatively easily now, Mrs. Brown was told, things will get serious only: if they are allowed to go on. Mrs. Brown then began to talk about her own childhood. Her father, she recounted, was a heavy, steady drinker. She re- called her deep. shanié at the | The personnel officer talked to) ‘Mrs. Brown and learned she was! |quite anxious about her seven-year-! iold son, Johnny. The boy’s second grade teacher had talked to the! jmother about his reluctance to jplay with other children or parti-| icipate in any classroom activities. * LJ »* Johnny lost interest quickly in t this school lessons, the teacher had! ‘reported, and he was beginning) to lag behind his classmates. Mrs. Brown, who had high hopes! |for her boy, was growing equally) Fapprehensive about her daughter’ |Mary, five. Mary was showing) ‘similar traits in kindergarten. | As Mrs. Brown talked about the! children, she mentioned that she herself had-neverfelt-comfortable | in the neighborhood. childhood. thought that every- bedy in the block “knew” about her father and looked down upon her because of him, Then switching to her own mar- riage, she told the case worker Childhood Affects Mar Hel Chances wih ac debt load lightened. Mrs. Brown made plans to quit her job. case worker's notes on, the }page'of the file read: ? ee “Case nearly worked out now— John and Mary playing with other children, have better school ad- justment; . Mrs,--B. associating freely with women in office, hap- ishe felt her machinist husband profes “as good” as the largely) rofessional husbands who lived She described arguments and! said she cringed at the knowledze shouting. The case worker netped Mrs, Brown probe behind the argu- ments. to their basis in mongy pier .and more content with her. home." Equally important, a two genera- jtion chain of tinhappy home life was broken. John and Mary have an opportunity to grow up in an atmosphere that will make their (their neighbors had overheard the OW” eventual marriages happier. Next: What happens when the first baby comes?) | and Mrs, Brown's desire to keep’ | wp with the Joneses through a appliances and clothes the Browns could bard > Festivi ties house, car, afford. Callers Find =~ =. Sizes 564 2 to 12 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS A MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS Fathér and Son LOAFERS by AKANE | 8.95. TO .. GIFT CERTIFICATE! sterling Compotes _From $A 82 Plus Tax f] ~ FROM . DIEM’S “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” . _ Vanity Shoe Store 87 N. Saginaw St. west so ressrat store FE 2-2492 in Progress | Husband Objects to His Wife‘s Refusal to Join Party BY EMILY POST A wife writes” "The other eve ning my husband and I went to visit friends. When we arrived at | the house the hostess answered the door and ‘we could see that a ‘party was in progress. The hostess asked us to come in but I refused and said we would come back another time. | “My husband thinks that since ithe hostess asked us to come in I was very rude in refusing to do so. I felt we would be intruding ‘and that if she wanted us. to be there we would have been invited L-in—the—first-place. ‘What 4s—your Opinion?’ , a a Answer: Your not being asked | did not necessarily méan that ‘ft you were not welcome. One can- not invit» one’s entire list of | friends te every party. | If there was a-warm welcome in the hostésa’s voice and manner, it would have been proper for you , and your husband to go in for a | short while, but “if you felt she was merely being courteous, it was much better to. have gone ‘and said that you would. come /some other time, PPLE | “Dear Mrg Post: Last year 1 received a Very nice Christmas present from my employer after | having been here only six months. |I would like:to know. if it. would. | be proper for me to give him ja Christmas present in return this ‘year, and if. so, what do you | Suggest?” | Answer: His giving you a | Christmas present is quite differ. | ent from your giving hirh one. But. if you have beea/ working very Closely ‘together and thre y is some gadget for his desk that you. know lie would like, it would be quite proper to give it te him —but RE -sigreven, of erin “Dear Mrs. ' Beuti When an ~COM PANY} | ; i i il Thomas tig tr 121 W. Serve 0. attendant .in*a dressing room of a theater ' [Hold Meetings = 3 iz! Piha First Methodist Women’s Units _ ‘Mrs. John Beaudin of Avon road __ fy et Po “7 Fashion Hints for Shorter. Girls NEW YORK (NEA) - — A short; girl can wear very nearly any fashion IF it's proportioned for| her. * * «© It's the if that's most. often the| stumbling block. In order to. get! what she wants, the small woman Get Unusual Effects joften resorts to having a dress cut idown in-all of the wrong places: | shoulders, waistline, sleeves, The jresult is usually awful. What she needs are clothes de- signed for her, | through waistline and shoulders Decor of Sugar Plums a Versatile Suggestion SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — Do visions of sugar plums still dance through your heed at the thought of Christmas? ~ Then nothing could be simpler for your holiday enjoyment—make sugar plums an integral part of! your Christmas mantel decorations. This ts the yuletide fantasy of, versatile, San Francisco interior decorator. and designer A. Dudley Kelly, as famed for his creation of home interiors as for designing a $4,000,000 Chicago office build- ing. : Simply because . the _ sugges- tions come from a \ decorator does not mean they ate impos- sible for you to achieve with ‘ease in your home. Kelly recommends that you take white pine them with white flitter—tflitter—ix, the term used for sparkling theat-/\ rica] glitter) and then drape them on the mantel in Regency swags. Each garland should .end with a piece of fruit, dipped in sugar syrup to give a frosted coating, and tied to the garland with rib- bons of pink and green. ~ g0od-enough-to-eat,-it -might-be-a good idea to keep the fire screen in front if there are small fry in the house! Your Christmas tree also.might be pure and simple fantasy, Kelly suggests using graduated sizes. of white paper belis to make a sim- ulated Yuletide Christmas tree. Start at the tep with the small- est bell and suspend the bells Son oes and cutward on wire rings, graduating the belig with the largest sizes forming the base ot the. Christmas. tree. : The tree can be of any height or 'size and may be as elaborate as the number of bells desired. Each bell should be tied with . thas mock. bolero, outlined in black Since the decoration is literally | nS 2 oe and sleeves, yet follewing out the season's top fashion trends. We show here two short waisted fashions designed for the small fig- ure, with shorter waistline and with lines that create a flattering illusion of ‘height and slenderness. THE ‘NEAT’ LOOK _ Red-and-black wool jersey (lett) has slim; sleek lines, a minimum of trim and just a touch of velvet at neck and sleeves. It's the wit mate in the neat lovk, ‘ * * * Town dress in sheer wool (right) braid. Slim skirt is eased bya single pleaf at the back, Both are Miss Theresa designs for Nat Tu- man. Fragrance Key — to Perfect Gift Here are a few ideas on how fragrance cai fill the bill for-you this Christmas. For mother, wife, sweetheart, what more welcome only a gift, but also a compliment. Perfume. tells the lovely lady that Lyou think she is feminine ,., , nice to be near. _ Perhaps you would like to treat her to. a luxurious bottle of one of her favorite perfumes or if she’s the kind of person who likes sur- pletely different scent than she ever has worn, Soff p pale pink ribbon and the rings = twinkle lights to flash ‘effect is quite unusual and ul since the bell-tree has the to move with air - cur- be happy to assist you ‘in your se- lection. In addition to the “dress- ing-table-size,’’ why not add a tiny purse flacon of perfume so that she will have fragrance with her al- ways, even when away from. home. ‘|doesn't work. Yet she keeps pease! _|Anything that takes over 20 min- 3 IFul Time H ome ay ake piers Ae Ponty Paticats : |Shouldn’t Be : y Full | ‘But Some Copy Housekeeping Rater ne ene ee | Set by Their Working Mothers ~ Energy ot eng her working s housekeep- ‘By RUTH MILLETT ‘Ave ‘today’s .working ‘mothers up daughters who are all day and -the ‘tull-time home- maker way. prepared to take on home-|their daughters that if the-husband|higher standards, How about it, working mothers? Haphazard_ a ia mother’ ing routines may be adequate, But -if she is going to be a full “I also think they ought to tell|time wife, then she‘ ought to set as a full-time job? writes: “My wife got her ideas of how | a house should be run and what | a wife’s responsibilities are from her mother who has worked for years. z. i “Because she had a full-time job my wife's mother had to keep } hotise in a somewhat: haphazard | fashion, Meals were cooked in a hurry, Cleaning was done at night.! Her husband and the children were supposed to pitch in and help, “Tt probably had Re be that way. in her household. But my wile the same way, “Meals are hurriedly prepared from frozen foods and ready-mixes. | too much. utes to prepare is trouble, ““The housework isn’t done when. I get home at night, The heavy! jobs have been saved -unti! I am: at. home to help. If there is an! easy way to do something and a! more’ economical way involving | ‘some effort, she always takes the) Discover for yourself why the exciting new THOMAS. Electronic Organ is EASY TO PLAY... EASY TO OWN! r+— Play the new Thomas — first fine + electronic organ without a luxury price—in the privacy of yourown -— home. No’ obligation. Rich, true organ tone. Thousands of exciting effects, Come in today and ask about 4 free home trial. ONLY THE BEST From . Oxford’ Mattress ‘Co. You can be sure of custom-made quality in mattresses and box springs when you buy at OXFORD! Any width .. any length.. any are of firmness. The very best at money-saving prices. OXFORD'S will rebuild old sag merge mattresses or box springs, make them like new again. the morning and we will deliver your remade mattress or box spring the same day! present than perfume, for it is not}. prises you might buy her a com-|. easy way, which is more than a) little hard on our budget, “It seems to me that workigg mothers ought to explain te their - daughters that there are® two kinds of homemaking—the kind - ' “THE BEST FOR LESS—DIRECT FROM “OXFORD” OXFORD MATTRESS 332 West: Huron Street FE 2-1711 women get by with if they work ‘If so, the fragrance salesgirl will) ¢ ~ pompons — an through with colorful strands of soft: yarn: Pattern No. 2556 pontaine’ crochet directions for beth caps; material [7 requirements; stitch illustrations. Send-25c¢ in coins, your name, “Mow " sveilililetithe colorful 1856 Nestilework Atbum: “containing” to ens of lovely designs from which | te choene ire oe i As ‘Root Slaves’ and or COENDS 54s These features assure posture protection for your ve: 1 just walking” youngster. And . , . without the use Printed in} of harmful nails-or. staples; Infants’ Hi White or Y a ar Pey-tebe: sfords pid -Po 5# Te re | (priced according to size) wee es CoD eerrereccnocecoooereeeconecceereeoeoconeooneeeneneoesooeeenneesens l'Origan® Pertume Purser, Toilet Water, wrt Powder and Coty "24" Aipstick, 6.7. * Wor as stent of L'Aimant*® Perfume in | _ @ beautiful obelisk flacon. s ‘. 4 3. Hae ‘fragrance: . GAN £ EMERAUDE , ‘PaRis*| : desieiaadl fer ‘dikes 3 | Cologne Qurtithd | by FABERGE - "VANITY SIZE . .. 5,00 TRAVEL SIZE . pe 00 Four famous fashion Jolecias aoa Aphrodisia, Woodhue, Tigress and Act iv together in Gn enchanting gold and white filigree gift box. What | o wonderfy! gift for any- . femme fatale of ony age. ' Please all the ladies on your ‘list . . . of/treat yourself. Charge Yours at ee most famous — “perfumes . ae ae are the ee Wei 4 or a: SC ~ HE COPHOSHSCOH OOOOH SOE SHOSOESOOSHOOSOOOESOOOOSOOOEOOEOH SORE 4 { Sie? ee RPM i tag ce ma en ee '. Trinket, Jr. + Trove! cose coutinlaig Emeraude’ Perlume, Toilet Water, “air Spun"'-Face Powder, Rouge. ond Shara aa dagen ocr : ; ae _ hens ahs tan Rs i EVYAN | ae "FAMOUS FRAGRANCES — Suck exotic perfumes os “Most Pre- 2 cious,” and “White Shoulders.” What ~ _... woman doesn’t feel her best with such © - "perfumes as these? Perfumes she will keep for just the right occasion hietmrlb bitin. 2 oz. bottle cologne. . 4 oz. bottle cologne. . 1 dram perfume... aEE if ¥ ~ VERY IMPORTANT PRESENTS nd IMPORTANT TO YOU Moding & Mons Lesvene $15.00 - $37.50 & American f ‘Tourister fi 7 $14.95 - $49.50 # $13.50. $10.50 - $35.00 AP _ "THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1956. - . i OuHAS THE . FOR, THE MEN WHO ARE _Famous Arrow DRESS SHIRTS . McGregor, Arrow, Donegal 1 Plaid } Sport Shirts Dale—Premium qual- ity broadcloth in plain This year ’ give ‘him his exact or French cuffs. Al- —coHar-and sleeve __ways a welcome gift! | ~ So handsome looking —so comfortable to wear. ) length. When he sees _ the famous name— he'll know you gave ~him the finest. Sink. x ig ee Sizes 134% to 18 : | . Plain or French Cuffs 4 ; : @ iP IMPORTED ' Reversible SUEDE AL Plaid JACKET | JACKET © ~~ by McGregor ; ; ; ; by McGregor—Three way knit collar, cuffs and waist—Complete- ly dry cleanable. A luxurious gift for VOUT avo a: fa! All ways \washable—. light in weight but _ very warm. \A wear- shoa'a’ here looks smart, in “any company! — : 250° Imported Silk — -NECKWEAR.- : “by Superba and Arrow FUR LINED GLOVES _._Every conceivable. @ pattern and colorcan ©. huge stocks. You can’t ’ go wrong-~they are the very ties he would choose for himself. - ‘$50 Extremely soft and- wear with pride. — Di cal ‘_ “ferent colored initials ) So comfortable ‘to oe 4 $295 Cotton Broadcloth PAJAMAS by Pleetway F ull cut balloon seat and under-arm pleat | —_for—the—ultimate_in .__§ z sleeping comfort. He’ll thank you for many nights to come.. from $ sb? “are Set one OOS ee ok Ee Se Monogrammed White Handkerchiefs He can always use more handkerchiefs —particularly ones as fine as these. Hand- | rolled edges—3 dif- —Box of 3 ‘FINE ARGYLE 7 HOSE weet so smart look- , too.- More new colors this season than ever before. Sizes 101% to 13. on sys “Two F ine Stores to Serve You Better” ; ; fess . % “ A 3 - ral Swe - Rect Fe ES ak | SS AS ee “4 oe ae : - = ae ; Aan eee ‘ WHERE CHRISTMAS HAND TURNED. If he’s s young in years br young in ideas.. give him > So flexible you. can. roll them. up to pocket size, An Ivy Christmas -The man who dresses in Ivy- fashion follows a strict BALBOA cur : code of correct grooming. Ordinary clothes are not for him: His world is encompassed by a straight narrow line and the things he wears reflects that way of life. 8 We at Osmun’s are specfalists in Ivy fashions. And we can supply you with everything your Ivy-League man need, wants. arid, most important, will wear .. . because it is correct and . enduring fashion. Included in our vast stocks are Le ‘authentic button-down shirts with pleated back and button at the back . . ..¢rew neck shetland sweaters... regimental ties: and , belts to’: match in the approved multi-colored stripings. Sportswear with the lean look so dear to the Ivy man. - . sport jackets with unpadded shoulders and slim-line tailoring. For the flower of Ivy League fashions, see Osmun’s and © you won’t choose wrong. "The italian. influence so” - prominent today from . ‘coast to coas J : z = = Ke FOR THE. L/ and tartan plaid sportshirts by McGregor. .»A really wide selection. Authentic Ivy-inspired regimental stripe 5 9 5 McGregor Crew Neck Sweater of lambs- wool and orlon thats so dear to the $79 3 : oo Give Him heart of all true Ivy-Ites. Completely : > bteohess:-: washable in fabulous range of newest - IVY LEAGUE , et PS. — Girls W ear ’em Too! . : . | : _... and you will ‘be giving him the very gift he would choose for himself! Here are just a few ~ - sure-to-please Ivy League gift suggestions ... but only a few, so come in see our entire selection. ~~ A COMPLETE LINE OF SH t 423 = A os . po flannel slax with ree slim line tailoring and “ad- . sjustable back straps, choice of P charcoal grey, medium grey, ee hee eee , SILENT VALET ’ "Maple: stand holds. his tie, : stripes. ; AS ree ; . ; . : by : r = ; \ a. White or colored button-down lnperted “Al Welt Aig 2 Oe oe . . dress shirts by Arrow and Hose that are guaranteed Only S$I1A9S . . a won’ Manhattan. No true Ivy-. shrink proof. Sizes 101% to wy ee we oe ; Leaguer ever has } enough but- 13 in colors designed to be ~ ee : 5 Jae SS SS * ——~ton-downs, ~~ - worn with. Ivy League cloth- 9 = _. ing, en "the Fine Sur wo Sere You Bete” BOTH STORES OPEN EVERY a oe eee NIGHT Until CHRISTMAS THE PONTIAC PRESS At igiipsiin: BYNai Israel. i= Sisterhood Siisrael held at the conduct-|opening | prayer was given by Mrs. Israel Goodman an Jack Gamburd,’ accom- prizes ~ After. That Whirlwind o< Christmas Shopping, Be ‘Sure to Drop In With | fies Yeeee a foe seta ‘oy Carued down for « look of | Mrs, contest, during Brunch by Mrs. |ing the "led by’ | George in Washi prayer. meh C Candlelighting Service Held ls ‘Chanukah-songs. “Several—games| _ were played by the /group “with! stg gp een .B'nai'panied at the piano by Mis. Lee Jacobson, Mrs. Daniel . temple. “The 'Goldberg, led the group in’ singing'and Mrs. George Surowitz. Smith and Mrs. Morris Biletstein won prizes in the elay modeling A report on the Chanukah plaris are being made for the New Year's Eve party and Mrs. Don- : attend the Nationaal Conference of United Synagogue Youth to bé he Id : Mrs. Avadenka, Mrs. Julius Co- 4 hen and Mrs, served refreshments/at the close |# of the meeting at tables decorated in the Chanukah motif. Mrs. Dan-|¥ iel Foxman geve the hosing ; J THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6,196 _ awarded’ to Mrs. Alvin! Foxman Joseph Kornoy, Airs, Ben Gifts were exchanged | the social tiour. NGI ETE! held Sunday was given, Abraham Avadenka dur-. business meeting conduet-} Mrs, David Utley. Mrs.! Surowitz reported that that ington, D. C., Deg. 23-26.) iv Maurieé Schlussel |G ern yp-t planters, yy, base of also be dio! ~~ Old:timé telephones are coming) back int gimmick is to use them as waill-! foliage. sticking right up out of the) o their own in, these mod-| o-the-minute times. Latest with the bright green: the phone. The phones can bought complete with re| a Se TALC N° 5 TALC (VOYAGE) iN PERFUME ir of Scandinavian ski ‘slopes into the can. home. De as well as #% scaled shorts, the pt het an. quthentic Norse snow- | | fake motif and comes from the drawing board of | | Knutan of Norway. Contrasting collar is equally effec- | ee ee the Whole Family ‘for -* -@ Snack or a Full Meal,” the Delicious Food Will Make » New Py Wield Brush —The- Quiet; Relaxing Atmosphere and at Limp Hair "TT; 5 4 i 7 7" Twins to Make | * New Perfume Fantaisie . In a setting of glitter and color. Flacon is exact replica of the large size perfume bottle. $2.00 --|\Debut-on Dec. 21 | When hair going) BLOOMFIELD HILLS—Mr. and myo fad ¥e ie developing! Mrs. Charles D. Pierce of Tiverton there are several things| Toad will give a supper dance Dec. a Eau de Totlette.. . a heavenly fragrance with * rare, lasting quality. $3.00, $4.50, $6.75 With Atomizer $5.00 do. 21 at the Detroit Athletic Club to ndoubtedly more int their twin granddaugh- diet. Pgpeteagcheney milk ters, Annette and Susette Gagnier. A day, like it or not. The girls are attending Marjorie Webster Junior College in Washing- | start aa the hair! +yy—ty-€. and will not be home total of 100 strokes 4) uti) Dec. 20. They are daughters morning or night. You'll! (¢ Mrs. Jane. Gagnier of Detroit ae will tingle and) and Tryon, N. C. Ne i i cores | whelched: thursday, friday, saturday pS ~-New-dresses- ‘sparkling with 4 noliday inspiration—and | rore-volue- “. priced! - misses and half sizes in a gala _array of rayon fabrics. _ Faille prints, | taffetas or chromspun stripes, d , J a ; d i 1 * ? ‘white frosted navy Vederoa, crystal E — : - } . _ erystal Satins. ‘ _ J i , , J J dresses in joyous colorings: te, blue. : special holiday dresses ai Baas Dresses for juniors, Cupioni prints, Gloriously detailed sheaths, fulls and coat golden print rayon faille. |) 7 to 15. special, $9.50 |¥ Liquid Skin Sachet, “that clings” setting. $2.00. 4 RRR Eee rReR the original Purse Size $1.65 (i > Black Satin. Gold Satin “perfurne in a see-thru, beribboned gift * THE MOST TREASURED NAME CHANEL pamrncnge Sed PRS Ce a ae PRICES PLUS Tan The Cologne Foursome # White Satin Red Satin 2. Statesman Ensembie Christmas favorite. . | Mink Perfume Purse Dis- penser—Hove mink, will traveil Real mink-adorned holder carries a full dram of perfume. Choose Wind Song, Stradivari, Beloved, Crown Jewel or new Added Attraction. $3 "There's r< Bhosle Pon: ‘at the price you want to pay «clean, no-dunk filling, ° smooth-writing points @ extra strong spring clip 1, Admiral Ensembie _ $16.00 922.78 ~ woman deserves a : erown, Cologne Collection—A ward. robe of six fragrances in a transperent hot box. includes Wind Song, Stradivari and Be- loved. $3.50 COLORS, POINTS, ‘PRICES So 5 ate SN are A. —{— “every eae, wb Especially ay} Ar « Christmes—aond many months after, she'll treasure your gift of Prince Matchobelli perfume. Each lovely crown bottle is delicately hand-finished ond encrusted with gold. Choose her . Wind Song, Beloved, Crown Jewel, Stradivari or Prince Matchabelli's newest, Added Attraction. $6 to $25 . ¥ a DBRAADHABATD-ID.D |B DITA DBD TBD ABD. ABAD DBD BES DD. — —— ee ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, ’ LHURSDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1956 News From Bloomfield Hills ee soa piaaatis Phi Unit || ee ——— Beta Sigma Phi Un Italian Takes Plun T own. 3 Hall Rots Visit. G on” Cutter ‘Home vA. del Dat pee ter, NEW, YORE (OS) — Dn, ie sus-M, Bataatoee, Me, aod Mrs.| of Rreahihi-oged, Savlldelk uk: cond she wil be here until ato 0Y menting ot Zeta Lambda Chap 600 ey ~4|ThomesE. McDonnell, Mr. and invitations two cocktail and the holidays. — : The most adventuresome plunge BLOOMFTTLD HILLS-—-Mr. and - Manley and Fred oni parties The first : y. -<) A veport on the recent city coun-| *™* ! + adventures as Me ets tae | of Overall re a al | nT ‘Dees 21 and the neeond sa Des | Me. and Mra Wiis 3 meets. Bese Saree Prilay_ was that sho on ee ike ‘ : ay ”. - | Seripps will be host at a cock- [was given by Mrs, Dallas Nelson. Albert Dekker and Edith Atwater ees . party Saturday |Plans were discussed for the an.|ltalian ir Carlo m who are appearing at Birmingham Mra, Carleton Higbie will be 7 = seule in thelr bone oa Ben, nual Christmas ‘party to be held|% Rome who presented « daring Town Hall. Dr. and Mrs, J. Chartinestons of 6: Supper pares of Bloc Mrs. Henry Patten of Brussels, nington drive, “Jat the home of Christine Zaffina.|Mumber called “Martine, Moloney entertained at dinner forjfield Hills Cousity Cub Dec, 16, nat is the houseguest of her aes The — also voted to donate| ‘Martine,’ a silk faille cocktail the stars Wednesday evening in son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and| On Dec. 16 Mr. and Mes, GerlOP8 teams of feo, sotto: sant Sosa: soitenen. jo Gomning viol sabes “Se: their Aine ie oe ‘ Mt, and Mrs. Theodore Yntema Mrs. Mare T. Patten of Long’ ata Sunday brunch.'a worthy tamily at Che man Sunset,” has a daring dec- Mr. er Cutter: were : classmates at Bowdoin College and Dr. Moloney served in the same battalion with Mr, Dekker during World War I. Shs. Cietenge:a shew: be eile eee eo evening. Don’t Bring Your Husbands .. . NO MEN ALLOWED! - . (Except Male Salesmen, of Course) the Detroit Athletic Club for Miss Atwater, Mr. Dekker, Mrs. _T. Morville Hubbard, the Rev. Har- old E, Towne and Mrs, James S.J g Moon, * At today’s luncheon following! the performance of ‘*Two's Com- pany,” Mrs. Moon, the Rev. Mr. Towne, Dr. John B. Hassberger, Mr. and Mrs, George 0; Cutter. and Dr. and Mrs. Moloney were at the’ spéakers’ table, Way Merrill, Mrs, Treesa Way Merrill and Mrs. Kenneth E. Turner Jr, will be at the luncheon’ at Birmingham Country Club. | CHRISTMAS PARTY a The Junior League of Birming-) ham and Bloomfield Hills will hold! its anfual Christmas party for the’ handicapped Saturday afternoon’ from 2 until 4 o'clock at Cranbrook institute of Science. Mrs. Harry Swan is in charge | of arrangements, Over 100 invita-' tions have been sent out, Guests will be greeted at the door by men. of the YMCA and 6 After a tour of the museum, the | group will be entertained by | Kirk im the Hills Children’s Bell | Group, which will give a pro- | gram of Christmas music. ' Candid pictures will be taken - during the afternoon. by - Mrs.’ THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE THE “BOSS” A SPORTING GIFT! Give him the gift he'd choose for himself ... and you'can give a gift from Slay- bugh’s with more pride, too . . . because he knows you gove him the finest _ quality, So come in, browse around with the other . ladies . ... see all the wonderful gifts. ‘You will receive our undivided attention —in-cheosing-just-the-right--gift-for-him!—— . ++ AND DON’T FORGET, THERE ARE NO EXCHANGE OR REFUND PROB- LEMS at S! h’s. Our onl ' as is shia mies heipppowteh their gift. : I v7 . m313 50. A Favorite Throughout the D AIREX SPINSTER JOHNSON $47" Dw ' CENTURY re \ oe 49” a =< : The Nome ee ; et aS : é | = ae = ‘ s ‘VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES. (You Do Not Have to Be Present to Win!) FIRST PRIZE A $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE from ARTHUR'S! These Sl Be given tothe. gesets SECOND PRIZE | $14.95 - slong. with a Christmas plant. for A $15_GIFT CERTIFICATE from WAITE’S! ome pee each, . / # ond sptaning plugs. = THIRD PRIZE © ? pA $10 GIFT CERTIFICATE from OSMUN’‘S! © REFRESHMENTS ‘FOR EVERYONE! LOTS OF COFFEE! - Assisting Mrs, Swan will '@& Mrs, Peter G. Finn, Mrs. Paul Mc-|§. Kenney, Mrs. William B. age eg Jy., Mrs. Robert H, Taylor, Mrs. | Leslie P. Durgin, Mrs. “Dorr F. Lovett, Mrs. Richard Hinter- meister, Mrs. William E. Doug- las, Mrs..Forest Shea, Mrs, A. Jo- seph Mastier and Mrs. Norman) Christie. THE CHRISTMAS JOHNSON ru OUTBOARD MOTORS ~— ae Here's a gift to delight any * rout. fisherman... we hav Fe ; ‘ ' ' Sa deaths alleen called onl icaillim Daadiinaalinad li diaioadisad a r - BOAT ACCESSORIES — : Bow Lights ....:.. eee eeacerces $7.95 as Boat Speedometers ......... .$11.95 Up Stord Lights 2.20) cess. $10.00 = Complete Choice of Marine Hardware and Boat Cushions WATER SKIS...............$21.00 SURF BOARDS ......... . -.$24.00 GUNS and ACCESSORIES Browning "Sweet 16” - W6-Ge, Anrematia Shotgun .......°- veces $131.50 ARCHERY EQUIPMENT +e . $131.50 Bear Hunting Bows Se eoeaetrnewmet eee $22.50 te $59.50 ce cccnccscccescevsvey $43.75 Grimes Bows from... 06.6662 .e ss ++. $11.75 te $49.50 Bow Sets ...... oeecee'es opal ve venss +e: $3.95 to $7.95 he | , $16.95 and $21.95 oe ek. eee @ poke aay oes woecrengetescrsseseei QRSS CoRR Oe HO ee ee ee eee Oe Bee ee oe ERM oe. ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee A Ma A me ea Nh i: Ah a: i i A a te : / HUNTING a = ls CLOTHES oun | FN — ay| Se | ICE FISHING GEAR / ff eet ae os" ’warie $4250 oad sages 4 | ageing ake Oee ‘sunca 32899 His Gibney Bowes ooo vs see se ccce cc cies! $9.95 te $14.95 Colemen Game Bei Ns 90.9% te $13.95 INSULATED UNDERWEAR .......... Feases di ros. 95 ea. * DANTS oo ce rer te cece canes Gl COATS OR EN eee ee eee ee eee ee eee ee : Cee Birisivis SER oo eee * eee eee) XINSEL'S “TAKE Your- SUSINESS TO KINSEL'S" e “TAKE YOU ae : BY Ol SSANISNG YNOA INVL1L.. a én FOR THE KIDDIES i . BUY SEVERAL CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS _ CORSAGES “TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO "HI-STYLE SLIMS GREETING came BOX OF 14 CARDS 00 AND ENVELOPES is ty © SOPHISTICATED “> @ FULL COLOR TREATMENT THE STERLING BOX @ 30¢ ADDISON DALMAS CIGARS — mu? HAVANA Toeacco Quality Paper. Such a Big Assortment Means Your Christmas Card Werries Are Over When You Buy This Box of 20 Cards & Envelopes rin S CHRISTMAS CLASSICS 15¢ 7S] 87 } Convey Your Good Taste Along With Your Greetings by Sending 2 FOR 25¢ : These Gorgeous Cards 16 Distinctive Cards and Enve Only... GOLD AND SILVER BOX Large Cords With-Gold and Silver és, Ferehment White —H- Cards and Envelopes Only T+ POPULAR ASSORTMENTS py crstas 18 Exquisie Full Color Koda Chrome Photographs. Querlity Cards TREE STANDS With SoPhisticated Styling in New Color Effects HOLDS ANY SLIP TREE THE THRIFTY ASSORTMENT 79 1 $498 ‘Bright and Colorful Many. Special Effects Dip Into this, Selection ie eee Sted saa Cee Ont Pevdopes Only « « VICKS wae 5s OARTE Reg. 79e—Save 27¢ PHILLIPS 26 OUNCE—REG. 73c—SAVE 24c EXLAK 5S Qe GROVES cist CHOCOLATE .... Reg. 79e—Seve 30c.. BUFFERIN TABLETS 77° REG. 1.23... SAVE , 100’s COLGATE we Qs REM coukus 5% E DENTAL CREAM. . Reg. 98e—Seve 3% TH LA Le ! DOANS ceey 51° Will, LOVE Or : REG i es 16c “TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL'S’ «S.1T3SNIMN OL SS3NISNS BNCA “TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL'S” * Oi SS3NISNG UNOA IAVL.. NISNG YNOA AWVL.. “TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL'S TUNA FISH SALAD SANDWICH ON TOAST _. ISNIX $.1 ss uS.T3SNIN OL " ~ Mod Ww z pa °o - Ww rv) VF yA Wt p= | «3 ox ~ oO >» us = a < yg 7 = | \ . \Uys)? == = 3 EVERYDAY absistants—specialists sent Os a pe - =I , VINGS! out by the international labor of- ‘ Sh _— \Sz { : xy % E pctRISTMAS. SAVINGS tice, and the school’s 12 instructors : \/ . \ os _ ) ty, ., ao are themselves refugees, carefully Was EOD ee, AK } : . a Sore "RS | : d WRAPPING Sy » 1.98 —REMPEL DECORATIVE “ eo ode nal th TWINKLER 9 (ASR Soar ‘CARD'S 9: wary he i wala ee ee eee ee eee oe Insurance Agents . Attend Conclave one Dae D. M. Watters, director of the 15 LITE MULTIPLE “$998 INDEPENDENTLY BURNING - vA. APPROVED - § LITE SERIES SET 6Q: U.L, APPROVED ... AND ONLY.....<<5. XMAS TREE LIGHT BULBS INDEPENDENTLY BURNING e ® “TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL'S" « @ FOR YOUR GIFTS - ‘s TWIRLY TYE COTTON-LACE * Subject of the talk was the in- surance examination law that went into effect October 1..The lay provides that every future life insurance agent must pass a license examination to sell insur- C-9% OUTDOOR. ance in the state of Michigan. | BULBS _ Watters reported that 56% of | & 19¢ Ea. ON at pepe ero rested tr |S FOR 39¢ 10 FOR $1.29 r0¥0rs177 [MM W Sliver Garland . .. 16 Fi. 390" a license since the law went “pa oe a : : * “a | . ‘ =e a Pastel Garland , eee +15 Ft eevee eerereee we in os G5 ies eee : ees insuring public a \ : : pptaiion =o ssa: a : i : le Angel Hair es 2 0z. eee eee eee evneneene 25¢ e eran” ma Waters Not only | aie Jen ae FACT ORY SMOKERS sarence companies will profit in . sSNOW 2 FOR 25¢ TO 3 FOR 50c SIZES Gelagrm | SLIGHT IMPERFECTIONS’ OF A “The applicants who have taken NATIONALLY SELLING HAVANA FILLED CIGAR (NO.12AND14 NUMBER 11 NUMBER 2 CIGARS CIGARS CIGARS | "2 FOR. te "3 FOR : 28c ONLY 10c EA. So ogo a ASSTD LENGTHS WIDTHS AND COLORS “TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL'S TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL'S" ‘Miniature Ornaments 3.5‘ 2 IN “ORNAMENTS 89: BOX OF 12 — _ shine BRIGHT NISNS YNOA ANVL.. Local Electrical Storm Results in Two Fires “TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO KINSEL’S’ eas is: < darecv ouees 3 IN ORNAMENTS | BOX.OF-17 — UNBREAKASLE: “TAKE YOUR SSINEeS TO KINSEL’S” PiueoM : hwy Woman Deserves A Crown Be. 2: crowns of ‘ loved'and Stradivari cologne in a festive snow drift’, setting with Xmas bells that s bye- ae Say Chihomes “as the French Do EVENING IN PARIS. GIFT SET - ~ This anchanting gift set contains cologne, toilet water, talcum, perfume. flacon and perfumed bubble bath oil. Luxurous’ gift wrapped. Ideal for Xmas gift giving. pe Sued to Love, Lentheric “TWEED BOUQUET | BATH POWDER SETS The- pertect gift! A beautifully designed package in “ ‘tweed motif. Generous. 3 i/-02. bottle of bouquet e big 4-02... box ot bath powder in Lentheric's _fab- For A Limited Time Only _ CHARBET'S- AMBER COLOGNE - Amber, a bewitching fragrance, Pas ee uriously presented in a san tl . bottle, 10 inches high, Beautifull te own, to use lavishly, or to give in - sparkling gift package. - GIANT 16-02. $ a REGULAR : $15.00 - See a You'll Please Her By Giving - DIORSAY INTOXICATION DAILY DOUBLE SET Contains two scintillating bottles of world famous D'Orsay YAtoxication fragrances. Attractively—packaged,— double contains a generous bottle of eau de toilette and a ‘the-daihy purse size bottle of perfume. cat Christmas Give Her A Feo COLOGNE COLLECT ION rances in a transparent hat box. Includes Wind Song, Beloved and Strad- v% vari. An ideal gift for A wardrobe of ‘six “frag: 7 You Cen Give Five Lucky Friends CIRO’S PERFUME ORIGINALS Five stunning $2.50 perfumes, individually boxed, only $1.00 each when you buy all five! You get $2.50 sizes each of —~Cires Danger, New Horizons, Surrender, newest Ricochet: World-famous mpertpen | in original design bottles that cost you very little. -~Reflexions ane -the- — aa Gift She Will Treasure! HOUBIGANT CHANTILLY perfume. most feminineand lasting fragrance in a dramatic -| gift array with a three dimensional modern feel. We Cheistroas giving. _ ing. - = $ | | $ 5 Plus : a ty ee Pi — Pa on Dh ae For Beauty for Fragrance A Gift She Is Sure To Enjoy . The. Newest Cosmetic Creation — DESERT FLOWER GIFT SET . New, marvelous! “gffective Desert Flower hand and body Motion, made wi the very heart of lanolin to bring dewy , young beauty fo the skin. ‘Presented with Desert Flower toilet water in @ stunning oa pecloge of oeid | foil. $975 Tos SHULTON’S FRIENDSHIP GARDEN SET Because of its elusive overtones —~ First one fragrant floral — note and then another — Friendship’s garden is so ver- ~ satile you can wear it for day or evening. Set contains talcum, body sa- “chet bubblebath, and toilet water, Ideal for Christ- mas. $425 Tox g ‘ ' : 5 PRESENTATION SET A, ava of Seaits added at- _ Added : ont In @ swirl . ° ~CORDAY'S FAME - VOYAGETTE DUETTE ~ zs -A lusurious gold finish purse container of Corday fame eau», de toilette with an extra generous size refill bottle. Plus a “handy plastic funnel to make your own refills. A smart ot Bye give that certain — som ‘ No Dowbt! Her Heart Is Set On _ HOUBIGANT CHANTILLY * GIFT SET This attractively pechaged gift set contains Houbigant's ~ Chantilly Eau de Toillette and dusting powder . . . and will ; add to the luxury of her bath rite. Ideal for X mas gitt giving. Tax For The Beautifully Graomed SARATOGA TRUNK SET BY REVLON This year give her @ most practical gift. One that she will enjoy each end every day. This set contains 2 bottles of nail enamel, § bottle of basecoat, | bottle of cuticle . _ remover, | bottle mover, | futur- ticle scissor rush. ** ¢weezer —_ _'erenail file and _ cuticle stick. of-non-smear re ama lipstick, cu- - For The Junior Set — Give Them BEGINNER'S LUCK SET BY REVLON Actually makes it a joy to pe beautifully groomed. This striking set contains 2 — '/> fl. oz. bottles of nail enamel. ++ Vo fi. 02. of non-smear remover, cuticle stick and emery boards, - = Va fi. o7. bottle of cuficle oll. - } Se Sy . sis ceed _ Say Christmas as the French Do ~ EVENING IN PARIS is SIT 5 eam ay This gift of gifts, contains music box with toilet water, tal- =r cum, perfume, purse — quid sachet perfume 4 5 sad face powder. Ideal ~ for gt giving, "ee ¥ 4 Sey Corin as the French Do EVENING IN PARIS” — GIFT.SET This beautiful. on er cilet water, taleum ~~perfume ‘and fume —flaconette. Perfect for Xmas For the Maid of Manny Moods HEAVENLY FRAGRANCES _ BY LENTHERIC > thers ! Beautifu nm rg ade. cern ley ic in’ Shang Hai, Dark Beil liance, Ree fabulous fragrances by Len. - r Se Kaneva -— V2 ot. bottles of Bouquet Lenther- Confetti, Say Christmas as the French Do Bet IN PARIS This beautiful set con- rk thoy, 229 spr and pee eS ing. ‘This Christos Give Her, " TUSSY 3 PIECE © MIDNIGHT SET A it thet wil wel plesse the wiabdianating women, Luxuriously packaged in gold and blue foil, Set” contains, bottle of Tussy Midnight en hand totion, and a bor -—~ bv | f at the first winter meeting of Anes |American. Nuclear Society. meeting is scheduled Dec. 10 to 12 in Washington. / Dr, Kolb’s paper ‘is being hailed by scientists as indicating .| that the atomic energy commis- to-| olen plans fo Ut, zat least im | _yaenting When light ele- fuse, huge amounts of ener- are released. Such energy is e than that achieved by | process of the heavy uranium, in. the atomic) s must overcome two ao : before the unlimited coer Poles Boost Export of Hams to America CHICAGO —: ,- During. the first térials known fo man would be eight months of 1956 Communist! vaporized by the terrific heat of [Poland increased its exports of the fusion reaction, Dr, Teller the ham— suggested ‘that problem could be by more than 3,000,000 pounds ever solved by developing a “magnetic, ithe like period of last year. Sales) bottle.” used t0 the United States totaled 18,-|i¢ field that would “‘pinch" the hot; */210,000.pounds compared with 15,- Bases and keep them from touching | }037,000 in the like period of 1955. ‘the “bottle's? sides. anned- pork——mostly” Scientists at Princeton University |. the Los Alamos, N. M., scientific laboratory and the University of California's Livermore Laboratory are known to have beén working on the twin problems: ‘Dupli- cating” the sun’s fusion process, ‘and then containing the heat. ee * a . Last June, Dr. Edward Teller of the University of California, known as the “father of the H-bomb,” gave an unclassified report on the containment aspects of harness- ing thermonuclear reactions. He pointed out that. all ma- a container with a magnet-) for Foot Comfort. Everyone Has Use for!” | Leisure - Time Shoes While visions. of sugar plums dance through other heads, there's probably only one thing on Santa’s: mind on Christmas Eve’ and that's how good it will be to get home ‘and get his tired feet into a pair ‘of easy-fitting shoes. In fact, leisure-time shoes are use. It's a gift that spells thought- fulness yet doesn’t require a lot of shopping. And there are so many leather styles suitable for different oecasions that™ no- one ever has too.many. Leisure-time slippers for ‘men come in four main- categories: shearling-lined, self-soled in buck- skin or glove’ leather, hard-soled ‘in leather, and pullman. slippers }for travel: “It -he-has-one-or-mare}~ /pairs you can give him real luxury ‘in one of the’ others. - The smartest ones in all tour coal wil Aes sagen leaner lines and be of extra-soft leather this Christmas. ,¥ % * - For the women in your life the] s choice runs from” leather-soled moccasins just like their husband's to frivolous mules on stiletto heels. Hand stitching, squared toes, leather buckles across the vamp and peaked throatlines are some of the variations to be found in loafers. One black smooth leather moc- casin has a slim suede center panel in the toe. Another of gold, kid” has” diamond appliques ‘in silver and gold leather on the toe. * LJ Quite new are * the oriental- something almost everyone can inspired shoes. One. which copies the Chinese laborer's,—is-of- shag (rough sueded) leather. It is seamed down the_center of the toe a duffle coat button closing. But to wear with -her hostess gown or tapered lounging pants every woman should have mules in elear leather colors as beau- tiful as jewels and. they should be elaborately decorated. . A pink calf embroidered with a black design borrowed from lace is one idea: another-is a white calf embroidered with. gold. _ |Being Unearthed in Germany eo TRIER, Germany —~ In teresting remnants of two ancient temples have just been excavated — ologists and. historians. One temple is Roman, dedicated io the sun god, Lenus, of the Ger- manic Treveri tribe, Both date from the middle of the Second 'Century. A.D, Trier’s other Roman_ treasures: include baths showing excellent steam-heating systems, an amphi- theater complete with liogs’ dens, a memorial column to a wealthy merchant's family, and a temple area in which many religious de- Perfect Tax Collection lot Patchogue has scored a record ‘of perfect property-tax collection for the third consecutive year — {$283,115.33 due and $283,115.33 -col-}, ected. The village also took in an extra $1,482.29, representing neer: est and penalties. from late. _ "payments. ee tke al at Trier, whose Roman past has| made the city a center for archae-' to Mars; the other was dedicated) PATCHOGUE, N. Y.—The village! ‘This’ season make ‘your _ hofne The House Beauti- ' uli Choose from over /300 ‘patterns... all in. p stock. A complete ‘vabe for the average home costs so little now! - Aeme Shalit Paints, Inc... FE 2.3908 We Deliver closure. Pee ik cin: be bat el _ gether with a screw driver and a - Stall hammer. __ot putting the enlinares togeth- . er. 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Deutsch, general manager of Frankel Associates, one of the world's largest Christmas tree ornament concerns. “Even .the trees themselves When the wedding doesn’t do the whole job, they anticipate anni- versaries, Sometimes one sneaks downtown all by herself, Seldom does a wom- diesticks, flatware and serving will be more colorful,” says pieces she wants. Deutsch. “Permanent type trees) Because ‘sterling is so precious, jate” of flame proof~visca -are available. in white, pink and light blue~as well-as the; conventional - “Tn previous years the predomi- nant colors of the decorations were red and green. Now the trend is to pastels such as pink, magenta and turquoise. And, instead of the former silver tinsel and —round) glass ball-ornaments, the tinsel is| all colors-and the glass balls vary from-pain round to orienta tapered designs. CONTESTS FIGURE_IN “This.change in design and em- phasis has come about only in the past 10 to 15 years and I believe there’s a definite reason for it. Many people are moving out of apartment type dwellings into their own homes in residential areas: . “Some of these towns have ___apirited—Christmas—tree—contests; with prizes for the best decorated tree inside a home. Other prizes are awarded for trees and decora- tions on lawns. “So the trend has been to highly! stylized and decorated trees’ and| ornaments.”’ European countries such as | Germany, France, Belgium and | Italy produce most of the better quality products.. Japan special- izes In cheaper and less decora- tive ornaments, The United States, once an also ran in the field, is doing a greater volume of ‘business than- it did prior to World-War IT. Many new factories emerged here when the German and Japanese sources closed. But the foreign specialists are back in business as masters of the art. YEAR-ROUND TASK Joseph Erankel, one of the top designers ~in this field, believes all that's desired. For thig reason, gals from the age of about 14 up usually beam Starting a custom of giving a daughter, niece or granddaughter silver for Christmas is also pleas-| ant*in another way—saves thinffing | needed at this. step. New in the sterling line is a/ pitcher in a contemporary pattern. | It can be used for water or milk or juice. If the young’ lady “Who re- ceives it is still‘unmarried, she can ‘put it right to use in her bed-sitting reom, to hold:-flowers, A salt and pepper combination in sterling and Padouk wood is to complete the candlestick pair, — an have exactly the pitchers, can-_ rit takes @ long time to ‘accumulate , For a ‘Memory That Will Last Forever 7 select a Gift. of Sterling Silver . STERLING SILVER CHRISTMAS — Such gifts will make any each year. You know just what's, girl happy. Jewelers this year offer many new items in silver. New- | est of all (left) are candlestick-compote-candelabra sets. also new, This kind of reasonabiy-| modern and traditional patterns. priced item gets°léts-of-use in a} a and cream pitchers, hur- | or-graduations. It they start early ricane lamps, bowls and candie- sticks are also available in both CEMBER 6. mor race Big Il Cubic Foot KELVINATOR | Refrigerator With Automatic. Defrost Regular $299.95 Now. Only ae Ree a : All the features you'd want in a 5 site! Eo 8 : ~ erator—across the top freezer, 2 large “}**-- _¢rispers, plenty of shelf space with addded space on the door. Automatic defrost, -too. _.. NO MONEY DOWN FREE DELIVERY Godparents often adopt the-cus- itom of giving a piece of sterling FREE SERVICE flatware at Christmas, lenough, a girl can get.a full service) - ' iby the time someone has proposed. i : i or or that in the not too distant future! Rats are known to carry 12 others ‘that infect livestock k and human diseases as well as some | poultry. 40-Inch RANGE gy = the United States can increase pro- duction: and skills. It’s just a and know-how necessary for such work, Sales of the decorative -mate- rials have shot up in recent matter of time before the. Ameri-/ {J can workers attain the experience’ ¢ years, Most of the leading |§ = | manufacturers work all year round on Christmas ornaments because of the increased de- mand, | and poor, bought most of their cent or stationery stores. Now the the sale of Christmas items. You. can still buy 10-cent_tinsel of the swank establishments. patrons. They bought it for $19.) The same store ordered a dozen. more of the same size Santas and ‘sold them all—for $190 each. 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Oe grown green with) Fast-growing Beersheba, whose Ewe cebective wells, watered the flocks of He- pL CLL DEIR IE 4 es enter of ee reclaimed, from sun-baked barrenness, bloom jonce more as they did in Christ's to plant colonies; and reclaim from desert the V-shaped Negev covering 5,000 square miles. Israel, ag a nation, has poured’ its collective energy into the strug: | gle to wrest new prosperity from a long-dry land which the Children) jof Israel found flowing with milk) jand honey, * * * But if land remains, the soul of timeless Israel, lack of water is the modern ‘state’s most serious economic problem. As most of its fresh water comes from neighbor- ing lands, the matter of supply and use has long been q‘source of con- flict. No solution has been found. £ imineral resource remains potash and Dead drilled Israeli well. Israel's foreign trade had shown a steady upward trend: Tradition- ally, called “Jaffas.”” Trade has always flowed other salt deposits from the/ soi] of present-day Israel and final Sea, the most stirring event! has not only been a trade route but in the state’s economic history 0c-| 4 battleground. Egyptians, Hittites, curred in September, 1955, when) assvrians, Babylonians, the first oil gushed from a newly cians, Philistines, Greeks, Romans, Prior to the outburst of violence, | all fought and died there. the chief export is citrus|ter—Jezreel of the Plain of > many violent conflicts that it pig ‘ - 1 9 ries the symbolic and prophetic ; Armageddon. : { from. TERMS S. ~ : al 4) ad 4) 84 oS Tar As 4) as es el 4 Zz + lee: ¥, diaiaieaiacmane aa enaten ery oe ee ft Me t . ee ; ons... b J iTS = 7 . eer zi * | | pe ees Ie Boys’ from $] ae River, which flows into the King- tional Geographic Society says. dom of Jordan. _ | The ancient Nabatacan trade |g In recent years, Israe] has, Tewte extended across southern pushed’a program of pipeline con-| Israel te Gaza and Ascalon. struction, damming, and well-dig-} From these points, the treas- ging’ to extend tillable land, ures of Arabia were shipped te New ‘industries such as metal] Egypt, Bhedes, and elsewhere. Several style products, textiles, and plastics) Still a rich &nd raucous city in have been sprouting like mush-| Olrist's time, Ascalon gave its to choose rooms in Israel, While its main) ®ame te ‘the lowly scallion. PAY NO Easy Terms! NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. So. 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Fe Benefits Eligi bility armed guard, Au | insurance executives aiding in the|gomery, 82, of 475 Arthur St. n 8144 Be Topic of Talk thorith Threé Pontiac men have been|program. charge of manslaughter involving | Bid: pcren| Setar res or oes tlenosen to aasat university profes, mocoring to Publ “The PUPPORE ithe death of his wile, was put off ogieetir A. Weta, etd Service| that ee ae 4 = — # = i ne = f tary st the Russings Embeany who} Raber, i polit *5"|sors in a three-day educational in-|° an Se anjone week yesterday io, Pontiac iDere Be Foal | oo The relative ie Mrs. Edgar Ting, and. ble’ Wile. pag ull - - |surance program which goes into|opportunity to have _the~ latest mole “ Ja charged with/¢rans on eligibility for benefits) President's sister-in-law at uralized Australian citizens, | U. 8. Department of Agricul-jeffect today at Michigan State methods of doing business with} dentally shooting Elizabeth Friday i : The official Commonwealth Ga-| ture researchers have developed) University, the public. ‘ Montgomery, 37, in the chest dur- =~ the. Marine’s Club Room, 86%2| campaigning this fall zette listed their names today| what may be a non-swelling wood oe * ’ ing a tussle for. a .32 caliber|'.’ Saginaw St. “Being among ‘those granted naturaliza-| which may eliminate the nui-| Under the auspices of the univer-|. Puerto Rico is one of the mostirevolver in their home last Oct. There.will be no charge for theler, tion certificates” oes ee cee rent Seay oat Oe es ene ee ee ee service which will be open from "Petrov fled from his post in the drawers. _ lot Insurance, the program is or-|in the world. 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Vacuam peaks By JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON (#—If the Eisen- hower administration has any plan or policy for filling the vacuum left -in the Middle East by- the pathetic performance of the. Brit- ish-and -French,it-hasn't been seen or stated yet. Yet a clearly stated policy, which can be a rallying point for the chaotic Arab world and at the! isame time imistakably by American allies and Russia, is needed unless the Middle East is to be left to drift. The Russians would like to fill Hthe vacuum, Fortunately the Rus- sians have given this country time to formulate a policy. Their bar- barisms in Hungary were a warn- ing to the. Arabs what to expect if they became Soviet satellites. Both the Truman and Eisenlow- er administrations had an oppor- itunity in the postwar decade. to make this country a rallying point for the people struggling out of colonialism by speaking out re- peatedly against colonialism. Neither administration did much of that although’ beth opposed colonialism. In other cipewrm- stances both no doubt would | would have done more talking against it. But this country needed ‘its two Britain and France, which, with the exception of Russia, are the biggest colonial *;powers. Apparently both. admin- istrations-feared too much anti- ‘colonial ~ talk might wreck the} alliance. There is no. Clearer example of the lack of a thought-out policy in Secretary of State Dulles’ handling Hetting Nasser have arms. _ -When Nasser then turned to the Communists for them, Dulles got busy on arranging a Joan to Egypt to. build a dam, In the end he refused the loam in such a way Fithat he infuriated Nasser, who @ is understood un-| dealing with the Middle East than|'"8 Need Clear Mideast Policy few . days later seized the “Suez Associated Press News Analyst) Canal. The ‘hope of the Truman. and Eisenhower administrations seemed. to- be that colonialism was withering away ana that mean- while American economic help to was. Things didn't work out smoothly. Those old imperialistic powers, the British and French, when that the canal, acted like old imperial- istic powers, They were bigger than Egypt so they attacked it, But they forgot something: They were able to get away with the rough stuff only in other years when they were truly No. 1 powers but now, as they proved by what followed, they were second raters. They agreed to withdraw when) the truly No. 1 powers now — the United States and Russia, plus the United Nations — put the heat on them to baek up. The attack en Egypt was enough lto embitter all Arabs. Then the reversal of the British and French showing them to be second raters was catastrophic. on their influ- ence in the Arab world, Thus a vacuurn was created. The United States gained stat- ure by lining up with the Arabs and demanding Britain and France end the fighting and get out of Egypt. This should increase confidence in this country by smaller nations everywhere. But still this was only a specific The French and British quit fight- and now promise to get out newly freed peoples would show) them where the American heart frustrated by Nasser's ‘seizure of | Keith, all of Rochester, Robert Fo- ‘lin and Roy E. Cinader, of Royal policy to meet a specific situation. | {12 City Men to Be Inducted” \Police Receive Cards | “From Thankful Hobo a Into Military Twelve Pontiae residents wete among a group of 36 from’ this area who-left this morning for Detroit and induction into the St., was the leader of the 15 men departing from Local Board 65. The others inducted through Board 67 were led by Gerald L, Laidlaw of Oxford, - Others leaving from Pontiac were: Nelson Sardelli, of 26 Stout \Place, Dale Fredeericks, 30 E. Bev- erly Ave., Mariva St., Charles L. 3 Hazel Bend. St., and William D. |Flanery, 660 Emersons. Also, Charles W. Furlong, of 2655| Walton Blvd., Edolphus Lister; 12 Maple Rd., Elijah Burrow, 49 Gar- ner St., Ernest H, Robinson of 155 Branch St., Marcos y. flores, 476 Wyoming St., and Eddie Taylor Jr. * * * Those. men entering the service from surrounding communities in- cluded the following: James L. Kennedy, ‘Auburn - Heights, Her- man .L, Perry, of Keego Harbor, Jerry B. Fisher, Claude Chapman, Gerald L, Miley, and Rufus B. Oak, and John Rackov, Novi, Others were: William D.! Rowe, Grion ~Fownship, ‘Valentino | H. Fucco and Chrestion B, Brakke;! both of Farmington, Lawrence J. Gouin and Robert J. Maltip, So. Lyon, Harold C, Moore, of Avon Township, Franklin D. Landmesser and Richard A, Abell, Birming- ham, Gery D. Taylor of Waterford) Township, Dennis L. Rapson, Holly and Roscoe H. Wright, Waterford Township, and Gale E. Morse of of Egypt. What does the United States do now. - Orion Township. A very cilia gilt that's sure to please a good friend. Large selec- tion. 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His two ~daughters, Cities of Orient HONG KONG — Life has been bittersweet to the vanishing man Of) for them,” he says. ‘Maybe they'll Asia, the cocky rickshaw puller.|pe able to go to school, I'd like a a is nudging him into that.” He adds plaintively: vion, WITHIN REACH. CaN ‘< fr Ls ae 4 4 ey ; neo 1 BF eR er mF game 8 | A Sud The once familiar sight of a bare- Bi | foot _ rickshaw__man,—his—_bamboo+,. ocd Aare tak A ON) 2", [wo Teenagers Hurt i, a oe 4 aan i 2 ia me in most rts of Com.) : | Hf mnie Sie.“ When Car Hits Tree He's fast disappearing from this teeming British colony, where once thousands of rickshaw haulers skill- injured ae fan, \tully fought for space and pas-|their car failed to pull out of a left , AG) > ay ; a ig sisengers amid the bustle of the turn and rammed a tree off Owego I aT J "A Sil os buses, trams, autos and foot traffic.' grive, Pontiac police said. Geday, there are perhaps 600 or so rickshaws left and not matty more customers, most and can spot potenti cw tomers quicker. “He makes only the equivalent of about 8@ cents to one dollar U. S.-during-his 6 a.m, to p.m. shift, re, His take-home chubby from their rice diet, have never tastett fresh cow's milk. ‘ a * * “But country. AY doubt if they will, Not so, many ..* people take rickshaws nowadays.” The driver, Barbara Jean Coop- ‘er, 19, of 167.S, Marshall Ave, sut-| A half- Pontiac: Vicinity é “Helps Hungary - Show Big Generosity in Aiding Refugees in This Country y, . The Pontiac area has responded Sure; I'd like something better) generously to help Hungarian ref- ugees beginning new lives in’ this * Rev. Gordon C. Lindsay, pastor of Five Points Community Church, gaid he has been “flooded” with telephone calls offering aid, . Ten refugees were guests Mon- day at the church, 411 E. Walton Blvd. The program was planned Two teenage girls were seriously hy Rev. Lindsay to call attention yesterday afternoon when',, refugees’ need. There have been nine requests | for applications to sponsor refu- gees in this country, he said. -, dozen callers’ offered oced. rinsing me 1 oetee | clothing, he said, and there were ite’ njuries, a bro nose a score of in i to help. Ngan Chung-tung has. pulled the facial cuts, authorities pt Pontiac ® ot inquivinn tow: © hte * Wayne Youth Killed, Car Skids Off Road. last night when his car left the road and overturned on U. S. Tl2, two miles west of his home. Sheriff's deputies said Carter was driving at a high rate of speed when his car left ‘the road and DETROMT (AP)—Lly G. Carter, vehicle. 21, of suburban Wayne, was killed| passenge skidded 120 feet along the shoulder. It plowed into a drainage ditch,'Fle Bs ALL bso COATS | Several Styles. EASY | 4 URE He explained that sponsors guar- same bright red cab for 10-of his General Hospital said 27 years and he doesn't want to) see them go. “No rickshaw, no money, i” jvery simple,” he laughs. * */ * Her passengér, aoe | Martha P. they become: financially indepen- it’S Starns, 17, of 105 Mohawk Rd. suf- dent. oe fered a concussion and situll in- ; * * «# Ngan can't read or write. He's juries, Both are listed in fair con-| never stepped inside a school. , Yet Ngan considers himself luck-| Miss Cooper said she lost control hiier in some ways than other pull-/after turning from N. Genesee Ave,|act as a cléaring house. Telephone ers. Young and alert, he dashes|but could not explain why, police|calls can be directed to his home along crowded streets fastep“than/said. _lantee food, clothing, shelter and financial backing of refugees until the refugee find employment. Lindsay~said his church would The sponsor undertakes to help/. number, FEderal 5-7224, < ~ NATIONAL | CLOTHING CO. 9 So. Saginaw, Pontiac fo ” - Pst SAW WHICH 6NAPE OUT 2-3] EVEN SMALL FI6H ARE SNAKED > BY ITS HINGEU, EXTENVIBLE LOWER WITH LIGHTNING SWIFTNESE TADPOLES ANU iasted by King Bets Syetcae, Still Seek Brooklyn Blast Answer: Investigate Seven Tons of Fi uses” | NEW YORK (A Connecticut|/had told him the amount on the; acetylene gas which explodes un-| firm says’ almost seven tons of pier could have caused it. detonating fuses — which some ¢ ee s officials contend may have caused the terrific blast during a Brook- trict conformity with al _|an “outside force,” adding: i tiV—9 lm acetylene gas blew, it could be set The blaze and explosion. last off. Monday killed 10 persons, injured! 246 and caused damage ‘estimated found in the middle of the 1,700- by city officials at 15 million dol-| ‘foot pier, biggest in New York)ment was found yesterday among) lars. A probe of the disaster con- | Harbor, the night of the fire. Car- tinues — including the cause of bide mixed with water creates) pier. Ellsworth said the fuses would tion work, was said to be 260 de- lyn pier fire — were shipped “ inj be explosive only when set off be grees Seven. drums of carbide were Traverno, Calif. der contained conditions. Tolerance of the “Primacord”’ | fuse;“used in commercial demoli-' centigrade Fahrenheit). The fuses had been consigned to! the Coast Manufacturing Co. a (500 degrems, The bill of lading on the ship blackened debris ‘on the wrecked | the fire. Be Ewe iat Hazel Park Officials | it shipped tse of * cord fase to iy West Coast ds ae fg Meet Prosecutor wr ibutor. a . Stoughton. $ " Etleworth/ a com-| Oakland County 1 ! } state” ‘Commerce Conimission Cldss C or minimém hazard € ex- *\today of published charges of condemnation procedures blosive. He said the fuse also. been, approved /by the Federal|in Hazel Park. Bureau of Aeronautics for ship-| ment Via air freight. City Fire Commissioner Edward! ..ndemned by the cit F. Cavanagh Jr., however, said|° 7 © by city. of a “hazardous character.” ments in his office this afternoon. Cavanagh also said the bill of He said Hazel Park city attorney “explo-| jack Moskowitz will sit in on the of statemerits to determine if any ing sign; “Store away from heat.’ lcity cocanannes have been violated. * “Tt will seem doubtful that leading was not marked sive’ and carried only the warn- He added that no more than 1,000, /potinds-of-explosive_material may ’ -be stored here without notification there hag been any criminal viola- to the Fire Department. tion,” Ziem said. Robert W. Withers, a top Fire] want to get all the facts.” Department ' official, - says such fuseg titute a high explosive of. a- type: banned_from shipment here eight years ago. Today's love tip is a little poem: “ little flattery now and then. . Makes husbands out of single Cavanagh "declined, to say def-men” .. . There's nothing a bald- initely that the fuses caused the{headed man would rather listen | blast on the Liickenbach Steam-|to than a hair-raising story, — ship Line pier. But he said experts Earl Wilson. ; i agg | Siamrs-o H See” SLACKS eee HATS «0025 si Prosecutor pany vice’ president, said “Prima- Frederick C. Ziem said yesterday cord” 4s designated by the Inter "he plang to launch an investigation Officials there allegedly have bought houses after they were Ziem said he has invited yesterday that shipment of such’ ofricialg and others named in the a quantity of this material WS published accbunt to make state- “However, we ‘Elect 1957 Officers. | 4 | Grant Galbraith assisting. t | \ j | | ALBERT ©, KUGLER Royal Arch Masons: Albert C. Kugler was elected Excellent High Priest for the com-| ing year at a recent meeting ‘ot the Oakland Chapter No, 5 of the R.A.M. . Other officers include Neil B. 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Add to it fe DECEMBER 6. 7958 4 Seas eee ‘Crile? ea -|You will like, this-dessert as a fin- NH PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. To top off heavy holiday meals, try this ipe for Cranberry Fluff. ish to an elegant meal. Light and frothy, Cranberry. Fluff milk powder over. surface. Beat with rotary beater-or électrie mik- er until ‘stiff; about 8 to 10 minutes. Scrape cranberry mixture into large bow!l. Beat until smooth. Fold whipped dry milk into mix- ture. Place in two refrigerator trays. Freeze until firm, about two make a light meal-ender, Cook 1 eup sugar, 142 cups water, ries pop. Put 6 small, firm fresh pears, halved and cored, in bak- ing dish, seatter with thin ‘slices of half a lemon and cover with juice drained from fresh cranberry 2 cups fresh cranberries until ber: |" pa oe eT pee ah e feet ee . . sarees — : = Frothy Dessert . compartment of retrigerator or =e Fn ~ . : AULPARTIES AGREE... === : — HBbaade eigen of try. [pul tnata what When ive main | TREESWEET IS THE feu “a Pit. 2 M Pour water —. ove soe gre dish has best sanmaial hearty,| se : : t - ig y c bowl. t t rt ifor Heavy , Cd Sprinkle instant nonfat dry tart-sweet Cranberry Baked Pears fi FRESHEST-TASTING “ORANGE JUICE IN CANS & oe # rcs ene 4 : features whipped instant nonfat dry sauce. Cover; bake in moderate * CORNED BEEF PUFF — Canned corned beef _ |but keeps the nourishment up, for _ |this nonfat dry milk is known as | {the “heart of milk.” It is rich in - {the important milk nutrients—pro- -}tein, calcium and riboflavin. Cranberry Fluff (1 pt. bottle: cranberry fuice % cup light corn syrup 49 cup water : os cockta. _}milk. This brings the calories down) hours. ~ iprepare, dip the chops in seasoned “ oven for 3035 minutes. Chill; gar nish with whole berries reserved from sauce. Breaded Pork Chops Ever serve breaded pork chops? They're ‘unusually delicious. To|Spruce Up Lima Beans flour, then in egg beaten with a! Frozen green lima beans benefit little water, and finally in fine dry from buiter, plenty of freshly- bread crumbs. Brown quickly in a ground pepper and a sprinkling | 44 cup instant nonfat dry milk powder | little fat, then cover skillet andof crispy cooked bacon bits. Cook’ cook over low heat until meat nearithe beans according to package | | | ‘ahe-dish meal. Sharp cheese provides an’ added w . Be sure to bake it in a dish that can go trom oven to table for fewer dish-washing chores. _ er frozen vegetables, and you have an excellent 3 $ a Chock Full of Goodness: eae Homemade Mincemeat! Mincemeat pie; with rich hotne-| fashioned spices can be combined made filling, has always been ajin the modern recipe, too, ~ | 4 Few mincemeat recipes have Grandmother used leftover! gained such compliments as this | one borrwed from an early Amer- che for the mincemeat, but) jean cook, Ground cooked beef, | we can use meats from our mar-| chopped apples and ground | ket. Apples,.cider, and all the old- spices lend together for superb — + leawor,... : an CrabTempting, 2252525 Dried currants and raisins .sim- ble this recipe, if you like, andy keep part of it in the refrigerator’ Goes Long Way |" x2. | i ong ay Homemade Mincemeat | 1 pound lean beef stew meat “Sage 4 cups water Nothing can top the flavor of My weodiema vine apples . 2% Pounds seedless a I iy cups dried currants ‘ \% cup diced candied orange pee! 2 teaspoons bo cinnamon - | = | ze f 4 i : r i gF i HE sn i : bre! seasoned with chopped onion ar “parsley. as ‘ithe slices in butter, turning once. pan. remaining ingredients except lem- juice and cider. : _ Add reserved stock and simmer 1 hour, stirring occasionally. Add Jemon juice and cider durifig last, ° 5 minutes of cooking time. Yields egg Salad 40 cups. Cover closely, and keep in a cool, place. Use about 3 cups for a > inch pie crust. ae ae 5 fi Pick Variety of Onion yolks to Suit the Dish at Hand Selection of onions is easy, says mix-'the Consumer Marketing Informa- with|tion Agent, Mrs. Josephine Law-/ 7 CHOICE on alyer. Look for onions that are dry | h per-|skinned, bright, clean, hard, well- Zz CUTS : Onions that -meet these specifica- ; tions. usually of : ity, Molasses Adds Zest Toes unions Out are aud xe T-BONE S to French Toast Treat — the task. For seasoning, choose .* lyellow or brown onions or the Choice, French toast addicts should love rather strong flavored varieties. Tender this new recipe, with a delightfully; For salads, choose Bermudas or different flavor, Molasses does the sweet Spanish onions. These varie-' trick—it turns an old favorite into ties are mild- and adapted to serv-| an irresistible treat. ling.in side dishes. ; Beat 1 egg; add 1 cup ik. al lew grains salt and 2 tablespopns’ : molasses, Mix well. Dip 8 bread|Garnish Adds Color slices in the egg mixture. Brown) Sprigs of watercress and carrot curls mike a pretty and colorful’ garnish for a baked stuffed fish. Tastes good with the fish, tof | \eerve hot. with butter and addi- t warm molasses, if desired. _ —_—— "SERVING ALL DAY | FRIDAY & SATURDAY TA. M. to 7: \ le a i nial T S) | SIRLOIN STEAK 69i. Lb. 79 Roasting Chickens “ 39° PRESSEL FLAVOR-PACKED SUPER MARKET LA ~ BORDEN’S — Glacier Club ~ ICE . CREAM - Ya Gallon CAMPBELL’S Vegetable Hamilton Grade ‘A’ ak Breast-0'-Chicken TU c Chunk Pack : - TOMATO JUICE BREAST-()-( CAMPBELL’S © 2895" CANS | TEAK Ag a . 45 P.M. and dressing OR ROAST TURKEY cranberry sauce ~—Yy FRIED SPRING CHICKEN with Polish Sausage... Delicious ALL SWEET | peweeewaaes |{ BAKERY DEPARTMENT ! ter Your Christma ) ===" ===" We Do Catering — Call Us : Office { plete Meals to Take Out! a. HQ: = = we oe Just Arrived! ‘Complete stock of diced fruit, glazed cherries, pineapple, cit- ron, orange ond lemon peel, cree for your holiday bak- Sp ie oe hd be oeweweond merese _ Aluminum Wrap NORTHERN’ TISSUE ty s the Right 22S Limit BIRDS EYE ALCOA ~ . 3] ¢ Rou ‘FROZEN Your Choice @ gt - oS * . = « t bg rs SALE MONDAY, PONTIAG BOYS CLUB Christmas Tree Sale 1000 FRESH CUT MICHIGAN TREES GO ON DECEMBER 10th at the West- oe * side Parking Lot of PEOPLE’S FOOD-O-MAT. THE PONTIAC-PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1056; ae se ww : ie = Pag 4 a ie aa Te’ a Soa ee Be ee = ae 2 ae : - q i vecempber icin Every Day — Campbell’s Wyciaid Vegetable | Lin i jt WY Prices subject’ te market conditions and subject te change without notice. When nec- essary we reserve the right to limit quantities. IN TcASAI od Fresh 6 Oz. i Frozen Cans | Loads. of Sunshine Vitamins FOR YOUR HEALTH! Eee c+ | HOT | = 29° DOGS | Frest dressed chicken P-A-R-T-S ~~ Legs & Thighs be 49° Detroit Banona Co. . Golden Ripe Jiffy CAKE MIX “& = ae 2 « : Z j [Ps ee eee ‘Coupon Here... It's on Page E-9 = ‘ panes + THE ( i { je - % oor ae = ‘¢ ~ of the cakes she has ready for this year’s giving are.shown in this picture. Mrs, Rayner. shares her recipe with Pontiac. Press readers. * PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY: DECEMBER 6. 1958 9 steed diced candied fruit eups coafsely broken walnut meats paper, Steam-bake the cakes at 27 degrees for three or four stand for fifteen minutes! from oven. of, pour % cup brandy over cakes, wrap and store in air-tight con- tainers. Repeat this treatment) three more-times, being sure to re-| Favorite ef millions, Roman Bleach will. be your favorite, too..Use it once and you'll never be satisfied with ordi- ~~ wary bleach. Roman Bleach sanitizes as it whitens. Softized, it's safe for nylon, dacron. And easy-grip handle is so handy. LOOK FOR THIS LABEL AT YOUR GROCERS” turkeys and cranberries- on the plentiful there will be plenty of fishsticks available at - good (densed tomate iClam juice and vegetable cooking Tomato Clam Soup a Sure-Fire Winner ‘lean condensed (10% ounces) con- I Bottle (8 Gtifiess} pure clam fuice) \% to % cup unsalted liquid left from cooking potatoes, green or a similar vegetabie Celery sslt . \% teaspoon onion powder Mix together the tomato soup, jliquid in a saucepan. Add a pinch jof celery salt and the onion pow- ider. | ‘Bring to serving temperature | ‘slowly, stirring a few times. 1 rE n iroway seed, chopped or iparsiey, and bake as usual.- These imake a delicious accompaniment | - is fine. Add molasses and egg: mix 3 out to 4-inch-thickness on oe floured board. Cut into squares or rectal on ungreased cooky sheet. F - (moderate) oven for salad, soup or spacks. FESTIVE Chaitin - Bale ino § about 8 to 10 minutes. 31, 1956. Enter the Birds Eye "Coler the Kids" Contest First prize: 100 RCA Victor Big Color TV Sets, Second prise: 50 RCA Victor Personal TV Sets. Fun for the entire family! Get your free entry blanks in any Kroger store at the frozen food case. Contest closes December Count on Kroger to carry your favorite brands of frozen foods, your favorite varieties, tangy juices, garden-fresh vegetables, luscious fruits and delicious, meaty pies. They're free from waste and work, ready to cook and serve. Stock your freezer now at Kroger's low prices! * BIRDS EYE ~ Chicken, Turkey or Beef Pies Take your pick—they're all full of ‘delicious meat and vegetables and topped with « light flaky crust. Buy several now at this special low, low Kroger price, Savel e L$ = CNR PR Bete: eee Lane PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6; 1950 ce Let. ithe. Chi Idren ShareNippy Chase Putts Pun of Holiday Foods _ Chili Fils Bil . for Party Fare Tabasco Chili, served with crisp crackers and tall glasses of milk, is a wonderful supper dish for A crowd, Made with good nutritious beef, Tabasco Chili fills the bill for young people's parties. It's easy to serve, amply satisfies vig- orous young appetites, and they| or love the zippy flayor that Tabasco gives. “ a * oe Reep the bottle handy because some palates like chili even spicier than this recipe and it is so easy to pour in more Tabasco to taste, Since ‘it’s liquid pepper seasoning, Tabasco blends right in with other flavors. \ * * «@ Keep this recipe handy as you'll want to make it often during the coming winter; After basketball games and skating parties there will be calls for this hearty treat. Tabasco Ohill- S— tenteapoons butter, “wargarine “OF salad oll s, medium onions, sliced tomatoes oane (6 ounces each) tomato paste ablespoon sa. ares MSG (monosodium gluta- mate) 1 teaspoon Tabasco 3 tablespoons chili powder > cans (20 ounces each) kidney beans | Melt butter; add onion, green pepper and. celery and cook until ‘onion is tender, but not brown. Add ground beef; cook until meat loses its red color, breaking up with a fork, Add tomatoes, tomato ‘4 2 1 3 : cans (20 ounces each) 1 2 crisp salted crackers. 12 servings. Both Styles Corn er uipatdara. comucion, soled chowders, casseroles, salads, served in style in individual cups too, land. vanilla in_large_mixing bow!.. ie, Saucepan Indians or spoon. Cut into 16 squares, Mix to blend with a plate scraper Add cage, ang beat well. Pout | ‘Delicious With Ham ; ges at — or dry ated" “water com- "cup rgaaty waran for a Tet. shredded ounces tansposa. Bon all mitted enriched flour i tablespoon milk (if desired)’ Shredded cheese for topping (at de- sharp cheese (4 Combine yeast, sugar‘ and wa- ter. Cream shortening. Add eggs, one at a time, beating after each addition. Add cheese and salt. Mix well, Add yeast mixture, beating thoroughly Sift together flour and roustard. Add gradually, beating well. Drop Bake in moderate oven (375 de- grees) 10 minutes. If desired, brush ; ‘\hot puffs with milk and dip into Makes about 8 dozen t-inch|- tablespoonfuls into greased 2-inch muffin pans. your own sugar,’ Resid one-half cup into a small bowl and blend. in food coloring with a fork. For a dark color, use 24 dreps; for medium color, 12 drops, and for a light color, 6 drops. Allow the sugar to dry on waxed paper at foom temperature. When you are cutting out pastry strips for a lattice-topped pie, it’s a geod iden to wee 6 miler as 8 guide. Note: Batter may. be dropped by |anc “ lor Your O Te ae ack ° nor Our see Better Breakfast. Haga to oe : The orange juice is the frozen Of course, the | fare. ing, meal in the yasazinc Toast Noes Shells. Sponge-cake of honey and butter | the appetite for the satisfy- Ged pind ‘coum tn then the shells are toasted sliced fruit, given a dollop once. Brown sugar ranges in color) from yellow to dark brown — the darkest color has the most pro-/ nounced flavor. : Candies that tie€d no cooking are easy for children to make, This, fondant may be flavored and col-/ ored any way you desire. It has. a smooth creamy texture to it. “No-Cook” Fendant % cup soft butter or margarine Ys cup light om syrup 2 teaspoon i "teas : poon vanilia 3% cups (1 pownd) sifted confection- ers’ sugar ~ Blend butter, corn ayrep, salt satt| Add sifted Gonfectioners’ sugar alll at once. Mix all together—first, knead in dry ingredients. Turn onte board and continue about 1 1/3 pounds. Store in cool place. The next two recipes are for In contrast to the many really sweet things children eat at holi- Vanilla Peanut Butter Balis Blend %4 cup peanut butter with at : ok i i fe prised at how much fun you'll. have 4 New Cookie Flavor with a spoon; then with hands, confections containing dried fruits.| day time these aré not so sweet. | | + Here's a chance to. get SURF at a ‘ig paving! SURF is the one detergent that. nylons, rayons—all. come out ‘sunshine ~ "white... sunshine clean. That's because - gets all your wash immaculate, Cottons, a SURF, and only. SURF, contains this _ special. whitener- that puts ultra-violet. _ rays (like those in sunshine) to work for yt Yet it’s completely safe es and mild! oe ae “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6 1056 ~~, ae | Golden Treasure Bread py |Smuggled From Denmark i East side. west side, all about/a Danish treasury of recipes. Now the town. No. doubt, you are hunt-|we want you to share in our good ing for novel recipes to prepare/fortune, hoping that ‘it will heip for the holidays. Well, we-have been too, and have just smuggled this one from Crushed Herbs, Eggs Enhance. Surprise Loaf Our favorite meat loaf with % ~~ sf something added! ase * sifted en Surprise Loa 4% cup shortenin: Meat f % op warm, on hot, water (luke- 4 eges warm for compressed yeast) %_ cup miik 1 package or cake yeast. active dry or 2 slices bread ssed | com ‘ i small onion pre: 1 egg, beaten 1 teaspoon salt - 4 teaspoon grated lemon peel ‘, Leaspoon pepper ty teaspoon. paprika Séald milk. Cool to lukewarm. | ‘a to Ss tesspoon dried crushed herbs \tix fogether sugar, salt, four. Cut” * DANISH KRINGLE—This delicious sweet bread is easy to make, delicious to see, and yummy to eat. Make it up now, then make it again later for holiday. eating. ‘win Applause | _ {With Veal Chops :Parmesan Style i small clove garlic ‘crushed; . 7 1 pound ground beef chuck in shortening, Measure water into Hard-cpok 3 of the eggs; shell large mixing bowl (warm, not hot, a : ly w for active dry yeast; luke- and tabutrex—wil] ‘successfuly re- ee _— In anerwre ame ten for. salle d ar yeast:) New Rep ellents ‘place the contact poisons like DDT . mixing bowl, beat remaining €8£ cs rinkle or crumble in yeast. Stir Wi}] Protect _. which are not approved. for appli- jjust enough to combine yolk and’ ynty dissolved. Stir in lukewarnt) ‘*" ; cation on milk-producing ani- -\white. Add milk. Cut bread into’ minx. a Cattle Lon er - : : dairy \tiny cubes or crumb and add. | Add egg, lemon peel, flour mix-| ’ g | mals, “ anid t | Peel and grate onion fine; add! ture. Stir until well blended, about : _.,|_The-new repellents are said to lonion pulp and .jaice. with salt,/9 minutes. Place in greased bowl, | CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Recent field give 24-hour protection, stretching ipepper, paprika, dried herbs and: brush top with shoftening. i studies by University of [Ilinois te-| the fiy-free comfort from om half % Jlerushed garlic: Mix well until) Cover: let rise in a warm place, Searchers indicate that by next hour to 2 hours now given by con- * bread disintegrates. Mix in-ground)free from draft, until doubled in 5Pring dairymen and other live-|ventional repellents to round-the- "| __beef thoroughly. bulk, about 1% hours. Punch down. | stock producers may have at least clock protection. |) Deck about half of mi oon ne ii ; ithree new fly repellents to help! , | gPack about bail of mintue into) Twn out on ghty Houred boar! So ee preset fi lemma |, More than (words of al U8. ‘2 inches) that has been rinsed with! x6” Place on a greased baking Encouraging results indicate that households tow have . telephone cold. water. Arrange hard-cooked, sheet. "ithe three repellents—R-ll, R-362,, service. eggs (the long way) over center af} Cover; let rise in a warm place, yrparp, meat; pack remaining meat mix-/free from draft, about 1 bour. & ture over eggs. Turn out on oven Make a slight depression im cen-' iplatter or small shallow pan. iter of oblong to within 1 inch of) # | Bake in moderate (350 degrees) the edge. Fill with Apricot Filling. | & 2 ; , \Bake at 350 degrees © (moderate & oeewe Thine Convieen! = joven) about 25 minutes. When cool, | § & . i" , i decorate as desired. utters or paper pajterns, you can fashion Christ- | Did you J that gies 3 Apricot Filling ; ia protic seindeor, Gentes fand-stars—and-dec-—r mnitk each day can provide more| Combine 1%. ‘cups chopped, orate themi With a frill of softened cream cheese. 4457 one-third of the protein you stewed apricots with 4 tablespoons | & For extra-large patterns, cut the jellied cran- |neeq to maintain good health and|of honey ‘anda dash of cinna-| 9% berry sauce into lengthwise slices. The cut-outs | vigor. . imnon, is may be prepared hours in advance and retrig- | qrereeheqecumpyrtienmnname - erated until serving time. | Romaine lettuce is sometimes Remember Berries ~ : green ror = on attractive| According to custom, when § green leaves with “more flavor |there’s mistletoe hanging in the den Squash Brings 2222 ee ae a ete ee ee th ao, ae ‘er. Cook over boiling water until . hehe th it. But he should also re-! —— ‘ , Take your choiee of accompani- _ s- “ i,” st D : t M } istightly thickened. Add softened | oe nts for smoked tongue: Serve a pmove a berry each time, When the # e | Tama oO Ca gelatine and stir until dissolved. ‘raisin, cherry, -mustamd, horse-| iP forever asso-\vor and smooth, creamy texture! mixture begins to set. Beat cream, : ‘strips of clean cloth around end 7 NATIONAL until thick and fold into chilled| If you serve every member of of each leg bone ‘and tie with | ar ft PAY NO MONEY. DOWN. Swett yee chththe t are | with the promise and the all through the winter. squash mixture. Turn into lightly!your family a glass of- milk at string. CLOTHING CO. Squash Cream Mold 1 tablespoon (1 emvelope)’ unfiavored oiled mold and chill until set, cach meal you'll be sure both 9 So. Saginaw, Pontiac youngsters and. older folks -are| -One-third of- the 1,872,000 resi-| ‘ igetting vitamins and eam ses? of Washington, D.c. work gelatine = ; » % cup cold water Serves six, 1, cup sugar ty teaspoon salt i Me cinnamon Cream ‘Just So’... | Suitable for older children, and) \; ‘ssspoos gineer" Tasty Clam Spread | OH SND VEE Aad its ta Sqm Cream Mold| Sa? ia*biioisat ve De: ast Siechbeek crane ha, a 1 cup Strained Squash Popular spread for crackers: a) Bat ; m A Ego very good,” was the rating’ me cup heavy cream three - ounce package of cream) to. & pielof all testers, who yearned for ¢ es cheese mixed with the minced ‘aha. (¢ @ e Soften gelatin’ in cold water. clams (drained of liquid) from a’ : seven-ounce can. i may the delicate, spicy fla- Combine all remaining ingredients |}. added to taste. ? . BIG TOP : ee BUTTERE With Coupon From “Page E-9! rr +t "LIPTON | TEA BAGS | REG. $1.19 100 COUNT a a GROUND, BEEF FRANKS or FRANKS of PEPPER | |BOLOGNA...-...2™ palo 4 Oz. Can DOG FOOD | SEEF—LIVER—FISH- 6 Cans Ce ena 10 Delicigus Flavors JELL-O , ; Pes. BE ig ah ‘ ee ae eee ee eee NA cnunx srr WO 4120 W. WALTON BLVD, : DRAYTON PLAINS OR 3-2341 9 | Store Hours: Mon, thru Sat, Vem. to % pm ~ We Reserve the Right to Limit Quentites EE SSS gilts for their relatives its se gg a gorsiege a group We know women who give cookies, Melt butt ef es ee aie @ delicious family gil ey: fruit cake or holiday! .aq brown sugar, syrup and salt.|. posed 35. eerie SS Ree ne SP Coal tee og ae ty. lem : peal to you, think about some spe- high ep Yuletide Buns cial food. like: - spiced peaches, |20rms & soft ball when dropped in- ™ Se Peaks i __ 9 packages or cakes yeast. active dry .—_— beaten cups flour ___Seald milk. Stir in. sugar, salt) and Shortening. Cool to lukewarm. _ Measure water into a large mixing! bowl (warm, not hot, water. for active dry yeast; lukewarm water| ree i if aE ea = ra i : Christmas jam_or jelly or tempting : i one ces cheese spreads. i you have an un- — oo in oats, nutmeats and call! ou warm. not het. water (lukewarm | usual recipe for any of these, share up glass jars with tinsel and rib- bon and holly, Use aluminum hh te aaa oe saran wrap : because’ It lets fou see the food. A ae to very cold water. Remove from Your next-door neighbor will ap- preciate a jar of pickled spiced cherries to serve with her holiday / lor compressed yeast.) / Sprinkle or crumble in_ yeast. Stir until dissolved. Stir in luke-| - warm milk mixture. Add beaten eggs and about half the flour. : ee tag Beat until smooth. Stir i YULETIDE BUNS — Gaily-frosted buns are‘a Yuletide gift maining flour. Turn dina tan a Knead until project. They're a nice kitchen treat for the whole family td | lightly floured board. Knead cooperate” in making for Felatives and friends. smooth and elastic; place ia greased bewl; brush top with” | shortening. see Pot Roost Gravy (Make ‘Coffee Cake’ Cover; let rise * warm place,’ a spiced gravy with slices) hos fami deaf watt dented tn of pot roast. Bay leaf; whole cloves; Timers black brewed coffee may |pylk. about 1 hour. Punch 4 and thin lemon slices are-all good be used in-@& simple sponge cake and om on lightly 5 Raaced ; to add to the gravy. Fish out the/instead of the water called for. Seono ah. diated and gota : bay leat and hole cloves bette: not use any other flavoring if greased cookie place the coffee is added, a on ‘. ’ Cover, let rise in a warm place,’ free from draft, until doubled in All Style Men’s fm erate oven) about.25 minutes. _Frost and decorate as desired. be Delicious tuted | Glamorous fish, both in the wa- ter and on the table, are the red) snappers caught in Gulf waters. | So colorful are these fish that some) one has called — ad ven 0/4 and Zroso as Oo a Too, the meat of ‘the fish is so’ delicious that there is a dunia for steaks ‘and fillets as far inland as Chicago and Indianapolis. You may prepare snapper fillets | eae seeks Gu ore would Sr lee fish. If you are fortunal® hough] to find a whole red snapper at your fish dealer's, ee tren for you, and prepare ‘it this way:.| Easy Terms! NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. 9 So. Saginaw, Pontiac Stuffing >Select a tish weighing from-3-to 4 pounds. Have fis dressed. Clean, | rub salt. inside and out and stuff’ with shrimp stuffing (recipe be- low). Fasten together with skewers or lace with string to ‘hold in place. Brush with melted fat and place in baking pan. Bake for about 40 minutes in @-350 degree. oven, or until fish flakes easily when test- ed with a fork. ' Shrimp Stuffing 1 package stuffing mix (3 cups) icp Sho opped cooked - or canned shrim % ‘cu melted butter Combine stuffing mix with shrimp and butter. i Piquant Havor tin Tuna Curry Curry, often referred to as “the salt of the Orient,” is a condiment composed of about sixteen spicy ingredients. Its piquant flavor adds a tantalizing Eastern touch to many chicken, veal and seafood dishes. ~ Today's recipe calls for either tuna. ér. chicken.. Quick Apple Chutney kes a tangy, tasty% f jaccompan t for this as well Jas other favorite curry dishés.- ~~, ‘Tuna Rice Curry- i Scans (7 o«.. each)tune i ofl, or 2 cans (5 to 6 oz. each) boned chicken 1 medium size onion 4 ‘earppene carry 1 ~aagd ~ Drain oi from tuna. Cook: chopped onion and minced garlic ‘lin off until brown. (If using chick- jen, cook in 2 tablespoons fat.) Add and ;..mix well. heat. Serve curry over rice, Four: jto six servings. Quick ‘Appia Chutney 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed 2 cup vinegar ¥ i 3 i oat ew pect sora with natural corn flavor .:. with plenty . seconds round in ust one a. a thee “a : Nae pho deere boil 5 min- ‘apples. and cook et But remember, ONLY Flakorn aki 80 “much, so easy! Because ONLY Flakorn’s © exclusive 12 oz. pack gives you the extra foil, both the little plates and the bulk. Bake at 350 degrees F.’ (mod- & i it Baked Red Snapper With Shrimp § 3 SISTERS MARKET 608-W. -HURON | 3 Doz. GRADE A LARGE ne? ii * q * * ; i | i ms | i BANAKAS i j i | i i i CALiPORNIA | a p——Cateh—a—whiff-ot- ‘gs nothing like it to from. every direction. And on Nut Loaf that com- time. “3 pa packages or dry yeast % cup lukewarm water 1% cups scalded milk by cup gugar 2 teaspoons salt nuts and ‘cinnamon-sugar, you have something to tag about. It‘s easyto make too. golden brown at oreakfast time, or let this same nut-sweet bread add a lift. fo lunchtime sandwiches, "Use it for teatime, snacktime, Divide dough into.2 parts; rotind “\dinnertime dnd at every bread- CINNAMON NUT LOAF Dough THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS. -rMiORSDAY, DECEMBER é, 1956 ‘ 7 1 Maceo Pie Is Supper Treat ‘lerusted version of cheese green salad, herb-buttered French) bread, milk and baked apples: ter or margarine, salt and sugar. Pregs firmly over bottom and sides ef %inch pie pan. cove . 3 tablespoons butter or margarine roni.to 3 cups boiling water. Boil rapidly, stirring ¢onstantly, for 2 minutes. Cover, remove from heat jand let stand 10 minutes. ae 5 ees Oe ook Sunday night supper’ It's a crumb- macaroni and Plan to serve it with a big tossed MACAR a ee PIE l cup enriched yodoge ¢rumbs tablespoons melted butter or mar- Mix together oread crumbs, but- - Macaroni Filling ounces. .elbow..macaront 3 tablespoons enriched flour % teaspoon -sait 1% cups milk i ue éubed American cheese > Seepen’s slivered toasted almonds) Add 2 teaspoons salt and maca- ‘\Easy-to-Make 4 1 &« 4i.4043 ’ a. 44 Tag End of Han § " bales! ‘All ‘Wel r in Super Form «| ©GABARDINE mi wil lied ie eel Holiday Desserts —and Fun, Too! Here. are some ideas for easy- to-make festive holiday food sug- — from the December issue! stumped? Wondering just how you| ®& @ home magazine. , should make good use of it? Here’s SANTA CLAUS DESSERT for)a- spaghetti recipe that will trans-|§ the kiddies is’ simple. Just top ajform it into something special. . peach half (round side up) with @) The Spaghetti-Ham Loaf has a/% hatshaped cookie or ice cream cone/delicious flavor. It-may be gar- covered with red frosting. Make/nished .with cling peach halves the fur band on the -hat,-and-theifined with a zippy horse-radish beard, of whipped cream. Nose cheese and eyes are raisins. and cottage ee malxture. » From homemade Christmas good ies.|ghetti.so that water continues to Bake the batter in very small) ‘boil. Coek, uncovered, stirring oc- j vr ip ip sr ir i? ar oe ae a nes FAVORITE. FAMILY COOKIES) , ,,,,, SPakhetttHam Toat if — such as brownies, peanut-butter| 3} Guare boiling ‘water PAY NO cookies, and sugar cookies—can be| $ Sunces speahett! 9.¢@ MONEY DOWN Christmas cookies, too. Bake them! 1 Iétacounce ean evaporated milk oe in miniature sizes and Christmas-|,.2,,= 39° — | mS ARMOUR STAR SHEET ORANGES = 29° " SMOKED came 310 }} ONIONS or YOUNG, TENDER BEEF. CABBAGE © ROUND, SIRLOIN OR BONELESS ROLLED RUMP ROAST PRESSEL’S COLD MEAT SALE! _VEAL, DUTCH, RELISH, ~ OLIVE, PORK, THURINGER | 8 Ox. Sliced Pkg. %, i; 39° ARMOUR’S OTREET ~\ SWEET TANGERINES Plorida, Seedless ORANGES Tender, Fresh RADISHES - JONATHAN APPLES 298. Dor. 9¢ Doz. OR GOLD MEDAL PURE BEEF _HAMBU RGER a a Bele to pee a ee, pre si "FE PONTIAC PRESS, pHURSDAY. DECEMBER ‘ 1956 Je eee : TLHH EREi fae i I F the same amount of flour, smooth, i cooking, right?” Right! =o bubbles,’ 2 or 3 cups of pan juices, slowly until smooth, Milk Watch the drippings during the} dish roasting, and if they tend to burn, in a little water from time to | 3 {| vies taste alike. Be sure you Just avoid making all your gra- can taste the poultry flavor in a COPDL=D APPLES are an old ojfavorite of our family, and they}’ do make a good dessert. Peel only githe top half of a dozen large ap- ree Ore Sas - | Mix two tablespoons of soft | utter with ¥%4 pound powdered |Add meat and brown on all sides. td th tees of ts Use. Skill in Cooking — aoe ange =| Pape ovals . re a prea yrs 2 pan fea pour in the — ' 6 cooked and HOT © % hcp wi 3: we, sy ih tomy in Soe pete et sdimixture. Spread: it out evenly nd GRADE 1, SKINLESS i % cup cold wate % epp sliced stuffed olives Cut meat into 1% inch cubes. | DOGS... ) ths. RU! . for f z | CHUNK. I BOLOGNA Me. » 29* LEAN = SHORT: | RIBS” Bed i GRADE | Add onion and garlic and cook, stirring frequently, for about :5 minutes. Add tomato sauce, sugar and water. Cover tightly and bring te boil. Cook over low heat until meat or leftover corn bread, Makes 4 to 6 servings. ; do roast, ground meat, round steak, choices, Mild flavored veal rates a second look. Veal leg, rump, and sirloin roasts are attractive- “ly priced. Some retailers are of- fering lamb leg, shoulder, and liver for lightty lower cont than last week, FRUITS & NUTS — Sunny at- mosphere ig added with the in- creasing citrus’ supplies. Medium- sized Florida Hamlin oranges are skinned’ tangerines are much sweeter than when they started to market a few weeks ago, Grape- fruit at about § cents a pound is). rich in Vitamin © and low in cal-|<" ories. Increasing amounts of bananas are about 20 cents a pound in most), stores. Combine them with apples; to and citrus: fruits for colorful vita- min packed salads. Large displays of: nuts are ready for holiday use. Whether to buy nate in the shell or shelled nutmeats is sometimes a ques- tion. The difference in price and the fime available help decide Filberts, pecans, and English walnuts are much alike since it takes about 2% pounds in the shell to make 1 potnd of nutmeats.;| Three and one-half--pounds of al- "|monds in-the shell yield a pound of nutmeats. . VEGETABLES — The large 1956 ehuck | crops of cabbage, potatoes, . est and spinach tend to hold these vegetable prices-at-a_fairly steady buy at about 2% to 3% cents a pound, arid a pound gives 4 to 5 one-half cup. servings. Dry onions are a family favorite in stews, with roasts, creamed, or used. in soups and salads. P * * « Recent severe frost damage in Florida ig expected to affect the prices of fresh vegetables: such as green beans, cucumbers, corn, EGGS & DAIRY — Egg prices supplies of large sizes arriving in the market, Many stores are featuring the large sizes. Ounce for ounce, the medium size is still the best value when the difference between the two sizes is more than seven cents a dozen . bd * .* of assorted cheese boxés, and lights at the dairy case, Hungarian Sausage Loaf 2 pounds bulk ond sausage a See ene ee 1 cup sour creat Paprika : a oe slightly beaten egg, and sour cream. Season with paprika. Pack firmly. into a loaf pan. Bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees) until dane, about one and a , helt hours. If It's / Alive—It's Fresh” * reettalatbatalelaLetalalatalats # i “Ve ie ua Ce RITE AT THE 0... : — bre 10:30 to 11:30 . . Mick's Market 1620 te 11:30 amen Tiny Maske a PE cer oe ee ee - 2:30 te 3:30. Gingellville Market 2:30-t0 9:30... -< 4t05 ... «. + Barl's Market 5:30 to 6:30 Heron Friendly Market. 5:30 t0 6:30 . $9... . Donate’s Markel 8to9 . . . - ~ th |e me yVV reat it ré drive Procteds trom th now being selected, will be the page Ra nenage amare shop and home economic areas. baskets with food toys Second semester use is expected. ‘ area | Four new rooms were opened at f « ‘ i i yr a THE P ONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956) _- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Cleve- ston, announce the engagement of ei {Larry Glen Johnson, He is the son siee ter, Coleen Esther, to James E. their daughter, Lillian Marie, to Raab is being announced by Mr. of- Mr, and Mrs. Glen W. Johnson, | and Mrs. Wesley Collier of Oxford. COLEEN E, COLLIER ‘The engagement of their daugh- the (2400 Mann Rd., Independence , to be used Township. Their wedding date hag|2®™e* 's-the son of Mr. and Mrs. the year in the area. /not been set. HRaymond Raab of Lake Orion, is in charge of pa- At Farmington, Southfield = —, Mains fo Cost $1,783,00 FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP .—;mington City Manager and the Mains for a water system under Southfield supervisor. consideration for the city and town- Southfield will cost an estimated the township’: legal advisor on the) Mrs. Compliment died here Mom-\) J oorsals for their Christmas pg Hoe ie Ohio|Mrs. Leo Puglise is the director, |Utica Choral Cabaret fo Be Friday Event ,.|High School Chorus. It will take place on Friday, at the Utica High School and will be called _|“Choral Cabaret” in-as-much that the gymnasium will be decorated Refreshments will be available 4 alt evening. . The high school chorus is under the direction of Stanley J. Salter. “Choral Cabaret’ is open to the - jpublic. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — program will occupy members of the Luther League When they meet at 6:30 p.m. Sunday -at “Crom| christ Lutheran Church. The pro- ‘eee Mrs, ram will be presented Dec. 23. Set VFW Open House Mrs. Emilia) eir families are invited to the Heart of the Lakes Post 2706 VFW open house tonight at.$ p.m. at Memorial Hall at Orchard Lake land Summers roads. A film of the Rapids and of Korea will be og reened. vare- Dance Tonight GINGELLVILLE — The Daridy ; favorable, if we can get the back- ship here and five sections Of ing of the people.” ai germs 2) Pass Course = . Seer s secs fOr Bus Drivers Southfield. Staff Meets Charity Ball All MSU_ Requirements Sqturday for Safe Driving = 4+ Oxford area el bes drivers were awarded cates for complet-|}e1q Saturday evening, at the High ing the recent Michigan School"! ~ 7 me. at Bus Driver Education Program| at MSU. | etock. This group has rendered a great) needy persons in the community; dental] bills have been in first aid, safe driving practices, paid; shoes given for needy chil-| pe er ee topes _|gency procegures | u @ Ol has been furnished to the , the school bus driver in the total)... homes, plus numerous other §- services. program has been planned by the)” co-operative smorgasbord dinner is'}.. will have a potluck set for 7 p.m. tonight at the church. and ‘officers’ practice at 6 tonight -.KEEGO HARBOR—Veterans and|& Veterans National Home at Eton) & He Ad. d; athe begin sto look | inte of these letters. Other chairmen mittee, Mrs. Clare Novess of John Hoke of Waterford Village School, anticipate a’ huge return Dec. 7 Deadline for Letfer Return Fluoridation — Workers at Waterford Expect Favorable Response WATERFORD TOWN SHIP — Some 1,500 letters from the Top- ical Fluoridation Committee have been sent home this week with pupils from three elementary schools — Jayno Adams, Water- ford Village and Williams Lake. This is the. first time topical fluoridation has been offered in this area and the- committee is hoping for 100 per cent participa- tion of all eligible chfidren. The committee expressed their desire that parents read the let- ters carefully and indicate their interest. in fluoride treatments for their children by signing the letter and returning it to school by Friday, Dec. 7. Success of the topical fluort- dation program will depend on the response to these letters, according to Mrs. Robert Brown, of Wiillams-Lake School, who - | department for the loan of equip- on the com- EAST LANSING — Twenty-seven the requirements of the 12-hour) service for é 'School auditorium. Dancing will be from 9 to 1 /Club’s. annual Charity Ball will Those were: George A, . mond A, Dardin, Eileen H, Doug- ski has The county superintendent's; of- fice cooperated with Michigan State in this by the Department of Public Instruction, Lansing; and Michigan colleges and universities, : cies. St. Paul Families to Join for Dinner Accuse- Almont Justice ‘lof Deposit Shortages LANSING (AP) — Discrepancies totaling $1,787.40 have been found | meeting of the WSCS of St. Paul's Speaker will be Dr. of Churches, and cartoon movies will be shown the children, Addison Aids CD ROCHESTER — As December! ciate OES Potluck dete J ~-.. {Crushed by Tractor jat Rochester. iset for the open house for the -LEONARD — Addison Township iis switching over from the old- style caucus system to the primary system of election. -Addison is one of the last townships of the area to make the change. : Township Clerk Robert McCal- lum said today that he has nomi- nating petitions for anyone ‘who primaries. They can be obtained at his Elmwood avenue home in Leonard.,,. Expect 200 at Dinner, Tour ROCHESTER—A dinner for 200 persons including the Board: of Education, their- wives and the faculty is being served this eve- ning at 6:30 in the new High School Cafeteria. . Following the dinner a tour of the new school will -be- made with the teachers* acting as hosts and hostesses, D. C. Baldwin said today that as soon as the science room equip- ment is installed, a date will be community. Special Session to Mull Water System Question 4 “FARMINGTON A special meeting of the township board will be held Thursday at) 8 p.m, at Town Hall to discuss the advantages and possibilities of the township taking over operation of the water system of section 26, now in receivership. Archie Leonard, township attorney,- and Joseph Lynch, receiver for the system, are to be present. iNew Hudson WSCS .- Addison Drops Caucus | to Try Primary Voting” wants to file for the coming spring]; Jaycees Seek Man of Year Outstanding Males to Be Considered for Title; Dec. 24 Deadline - WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —} -f Who is Waterford Township's out-| standing young.man of the year is the question to be asked of groups and individuals ‘this month with mention of the person's ac- complishments in his work, home- life, church and community, will “Nominees must be between the jare ages of 21 and 35. Deadline for the entry letters Is Dec. 24. / = ment of the winner will Wilson Gardner Joins Slates Sale and Meal NEW HUDSON—The WSCS of OXFORD—The Junior Women's! the New Hudson Methodist Church be 2Prons, and baked goods as_ well in the accounts of J. David ot livan, Almont justice of the peace, Auditor General Frank S. Szyman- announced In a letter to Kenneth Plaxton,| Gratiot County prosecuting attor-| ney, Szymanski said Sullivan had’ failed to deposit $1.591.30.in fines and bonds and $196.10 in costs’ with the county treasurer as re- ‘Wright, “all” of Southfieia- Pubtic- {7762 -by Jaw... 1 ‘Schools, “ He said the justice’s accounts were checked with criminal cases | records and files of. the sheriff, State Police, State Highway De- partment and other state agen- The leter asked Plaxton to re-} quire the deposit of the fines and costs and to “take other action) against Justice Sullivan as may be legally required.” o. OES) dinner Donald . ; “at the Masonic Temple; with a reg-| Schroeder of the Detroit Council ular meeting to follow. i LEONARD — The Addison Town-|juries shortly after a tractor he) ship Board here-this-week appro-|was operating on his family’s) ' priated $500 for Civil Defense use,|farm overturned and crushed him. Ra. was to be held today in Ports-\1O Plan Yule Rehearsals /for emergencies only. jas a 1 p.m. luncheon at its an- nual bazaar tomorrow at attend. will feature booths of fancy work, | the office. It will be: his first time to flowers.. church. ‘The -sublic_ is _ invited _.to|seek elective . -He plete slate was formulated by Re- publicans meeting Tuesday - night ‘at the township hall. - Joining in seeking the vacated/and clerk's post, Gardner is an em-| Wore ploye in the township assessor's lace lives _at '3700 West Walton Blvd. be received by C. W. Goulet ofiy.th Elliott of Lake Orion became be told at the Jan. 34 Jaycee/E, Elliotts of 165 Schorn Drive in ’ this community, and the Victor Grays of 516 Ludlow, Rochester. Slate at Waterford length dress with lace WATERFORD ‘TOWNSHIP —| gases skirt Wilson Gardner: joined candidates! "Ina'=’ white orchid for township clerk here as a com- by white chrysanthemums. - eS aaa MR. AND MES. RICHARD GRAY a ee cmeee’ Richard Grays Residing serene coae'irn Oxford After Wedding Frank Schlereth and Marvin Mid- _ After the ceremony viewed by 325 guests, the couple received at . “fr Roches- 3 Pilgrim Chureh Plans 2 Events at Metamora | | | i i "I'm So Very Mach - | | | ti Pear Far Fer? ; ; doh d Bd hd Bd os $42 -42 4h ee Se es St LARGE SELECTION MEN 4,4 ~ * * ot \ £ from *9) 49> : ¥ ALL WOOL da ¥ Flannel Slacks. ¢ 10.95 ¥ 4 ‘NATIONAL CLOTHING Co. 3 9 So Saginaw, Pontiac Sah” a; 45 a5 a + S22 ¥ SPORT COATS The F ‘Famous NECCHI | and ELNA Sewing Machine Buy the: best, buy Necchi_and Elna sewing machine, console or portable. No attochments, no levers, ond fully. automatic. Prices start at $179.50. For Free Home Demonstration. Terms available. FE 2-9143 ALLAN'S APPLIANCES 97 Ockland Avenue $89 Orchord Lake Avenue — Ree ROA Victor Orthophonic HLFI Victrola High fidelity ori a low, low budget! Now all the glorious room filling sound of new Orthophonic High Fidelity in a room flattering consolette! A —4- record changer, Panoramic _3-speaker system, ‘and provision for Stereophonic Gound. In 4 distinctive finishes: mahogany, light rift ook, maple, and black mink. The top opening Mark IV. (Model 17HF5) is only $139.95. Attractive brass legs included. FRAYER’S APPLIANCES ‘One Mile from Downtown FE 4.0526 Open Evenings — Zip the little feet in . “Something N NEW A-FOOT - ZIPPERED PRE-WALKER . Zip the little feet out. Saves Mother and Dad so much effort in getting 3 the young ones dressed. Made of whisper-soft white kid leather. Zipper is made intg the bottom - and back. Tots cannot kick them off and they fit <5 caressingly easy. White only.” $2. 95.. Sizes to At Both STAPP- STORES VENILE BOOTERY STAPP'S seer 928.W.-Huron. St. (Open Pri. & Sat, to 9) | + Domestic Sutil ‘Mocking: American made sewing achive. featuring. mony / portable and consode Nine cabinet styles . to choose from. Prices a from $79.50 to $359.50. Liberal trade-in Natlowance for your present machine. Terms available. For Free Home Dammatation Call FE 2-9143° Sunbeam Frypan gift the whole fomily will appreciate every day of the year, _Mokes meal preparation Here’s @ easier, better, faster. Makes food taste better because of controlled heat — no guesswork or _watching. . Has easy-to-see Fry-Guide and easy- _ to-set heat Control dial. in-the- handle. 1042" pen only $12.88. See our other ad on page 4 TOM’S HARDWARE STORE Pontiac's First Quick. Service _ OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 UNTIL CHRISTMAS! 905 Orcherd Lake Ave. FE 5-2424 | Ke Se 7. Sit, Stretch & Relax in Magic Comfort Now, just in time for Christmas giving, a great i for Mother, Dad — the whole family! 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Aa F OFFICE ee alt AUTOMATIC 45 | ~ “VICTROLA” & -PHONOGRAPH & A Christmas Git ae —PLUS— _ GLENN MILLER RECORD ALbUM ce oe GLENN MILLER RECORD ALBUM, a eitife euttit lnchiding the. olbum a $34. ; “ Pontiog ~ 2 ranger 23 By Cc. ares epantn s. a | Voorhees, the veteran SSM bie es sears! iagc , bemoans to Problems He's been hishdting tough govern- ment’ situations ever since World| War I. He got his first experience and ee |abiding “interest ~in : large “numbers of troubled people from former President Herbert pA who achieved worldwide acclaim for his work in helping war-dis-| tressed Voorhees served in 1939-40 as .| assistant directer of organiza- is : x This y r ‘the enkot r house and your |. ee 1 ifs festive lok: Come in and browse Yard. Decoration Plans PS potas Ge eile kisendt... | Complete: instructions for your decoration bobs _ Have a arm home and still save money ! Ties -- Underwear Handkerchiefs CO ib la at ld Gf, 3 Fie i _ Also Van Heusen | i. | nee White Cn - PAY NO S MQNEY DOWN Eas ¥ Ter ms! Py NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. 9 Ao, Saginaw, Pontige wing done for the western allies by js non-American scientists. not displace anybody and would |saying he intends to give ‘‘mean-| leadership in making a real thing ‘of the “deep American spirit ot! g iwelcomé for people in ‘their de-! tien toe the Finnish Retief Fund’ during Finland’s. bitter winter _ stand against the Russian in. ad ye , When Eisenhower chose Voor- hees to pull together the Hungarian; ; tive picked a man who has spent most of the last 16 years straighten- ing out complicated projects at home and abroad. Voorhees holds academic degrees from Rutgers and. Columbia government red tape as a lawyer with the bureau of imports in the war trade board in World War I. When Voorhees got word- of-his new assignment, he was working at the Pentagon as a consultant in the. touchy business of military research and development now. be- Within. hours after his new appointment, however, refugee | coordinator” Veurheos was in his | ring with people slveadly tnvelved | in the problem. £5 He lost” no time in dispelling, Miany idea that he meant to ride! § jroughshod ‘over and | private agencies trying to help the | ‘Hungarians. To all who conferred | with him,. the president's coordina-{ g lor gave assurances that he will | ‘not cast reflections on the way | , ‘the program has been run so far.” Voorhees was equally positive in ling to the president's call for, |Plorable situation.”’ Jerry Galvin, appréaching his 100th birthday in Estherville, | , |lowa in August 1956, boasted that “I'm growing a whole new head ‘welcomes pill ay ep * President Classic Sedan. 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Sa : | = “SEAFORTH a: ‘WEE SCOTT FOR BOYS et ee ae Se eS = Seas soo" cs _ es do, you are losing ~~ Don't let your home deteriorate . . . if money every aay. it -up. with repairs and remodeling! , ” “need assistance in planning or esti oo: see us! We are dlways g to be _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THUI RSDAY, DiCHMIER 6, 1956. ] Sentinue 1 Reduetion in Height 8 Hy Ho rice to you. * Remodeling “& Free Estimates Jf Plans FE 2-8385 lcars will be demonstrated in cut- Suspension systems figure in the) over-all height of the car. So, too, ‘does the much flatter ‘roof. Right now suspension systems fare getting increasing —attention| from. the car designers. Some makes for 1957 have replaced pirestend, coil. springs with torsion | i iw n brakes are. apoiied. Vy future mate! tanec in car |Ssuspension systems undoubtedly [will be application of so-called [rubber-air springs. This type of ‘springing has been used in some itrucks and coaches for several years, Cadillac has announced_it a. feature of its new Eldorado m, a prestige model that will go into limited output in January. AIR SUSPENSION Pri " * |Pontiac’s ively, “all this research changes in the cars that will be er re rae, now, As far as passenger cars are concerned “fuel injection probably is the first major en- : }away models at the national auto-/gineering innovation since the ih- ‘troduction of automatic “transmis- sions shortly before World War II. » * a First: to announce fuel injection ,, (for passenger cars was GM's Chev- rolet division. More recently Pon- tiae division disclosed that it, too, has developed and will start limited production-of a V-8 engine with a fuel injection system. The| system will be adapted first to “Bonneville sports convertible car which will) ibe shown for. the first time at) ithe auto show here. ~ Pontiac plans to put the Bonne-| ville model in production early| will be sold initially for dealer use only. The purpose of this, Pontiac announced, is to ‘‘gain) injection system before it is made; available to the public.” A so-called “hill-retarder” has} model, “ay” next year, but has announced it! production experience with the new | i a turbulence i ‘the oil in the verter, The turbulence sets up fe day ax the Tear WHEGIN to -teete slow down the wehicle, % * a of getting ‘to help Teenage Players Display Talent on School Stage. By JANICE HAYHOW Pontiac: took the story of a reform school boy's re-initiation into public so- ciety, whizzed through it like vet- leran performers and enjoyed the ;whole thing thoroughly. “Dino” was presented last night in the high school auditorium and was directed by Mary Parrish. Constantine Sousanis portraying} the title role made the highly re- belligus and sullen Dino. come alive, There. is-.a- position onthe trans-, mission selector plate that -cregtes | City Teacher Joins Advisers’ Meeting Robert Beauchamp, Pontiac High | School English instructor and ad- iviser of the school's paper, ithe) Tomahawk, will participate in - Ting £ Publier {o. has 24-hour conferenee for southern | been built into one of the newer | house and psychotherapist. w e re automatic transmissions for 1957. ;made easier by the friendliness of His introduction to a settlement the shy office worker, Shirley Wal lace, played by Donna. Chilvers. In tough roles well handled were}. Judy Levine, Robert Thompson jand Thomas Holler-as Dino’s moth- ler, brother and father, respective- “Dino” will again be presented Friday-nightat8:15 in the school auditorium... Playing the leading roles as alternates will be Don | North as Dino and Rosalie Lake as Siiciey: the oftice worker. ‘Schoot-Playerafters}- The Ets at Siig have sought) | w itself down without! | damaging the entire power train.| 7 -. : 2 : aaee 2 ee 'to-permit-inereased production of air- springs. Rubber company en-| gineers say use of the air bellows, suspension system will permit) than any automobiles mass-pro-; duced so far. Ia the Firestone system A variable volume of air is en- rabber and nylon to cushion the | shocks of the road. Beyond the suspension system of engineers are working on fuel) systems, power plants, automatic | transmissions. cars safer to drive. | eased, lke in an auto tire, in | announced plans—for—a~new-plant; Michigan school publication advis- Check Cholera in india ers this weekend. | Scheduled at Haven Hill Lodge | land sponsored ‘by the Michigan In-; terscholastic Press Assn., the con- future cars to be constructed lower | ference will feature three Univer-|in a cholera outbreak during the] {sity of Michigan Journalism profes- | sors as speskers. . | Beauchamp will head a panel “Ideal Journalism Facilities for the | Secondary Schools” and wili-par-; ticipate in another “The Secondary ‘Schools Journalism Program.” A big advance registration is re- \champ said. The U. of M. instructors attend-' also-an assistant professor, ~ ip BEDROOMS — KITCHENS = BATHS - LIVING ROOMS — _.) DINING ROOMS ~ HALLS and NURSERYS All Priced Below Their Value! : Quality! e Your “Heme Holiday ht With Rosenberger’ s Quality WALLPAPER __All patterns openly displayed for easy selection. a and + bageoae ng 6 : male 6.10 — 5.59 Se Ceters te Choose From “Oil Bose Point cone? 458 as Swewerwwwwvvwwwvewowww Rubber Base Paint bd a pes From bag Megs 3° “‘Tridey ond Saturdey- Gift Box PILLOW CASES. 2-—42x36 Matching in ota |. See TABLE ad -CLOTHS- ~q Beautiful designs and. colors. Size 48x48. “a Nylon Priscilla RUFFLED. | CURTAINS | oe aoe Size each, panel a ee “oy and up $90 ra * { Pe a iy i ee Fy { | ahh a 2 re | ) i -L00P- RUGS 8s =" $399 = Se a ae ‘Store. ioe 9 :30 to 9 P. M. Till Christmas : ~ PHONE FE-2-7001- rere try yyy 4 Pag 4 BO ma il, iil, Silla, ll, « Bheisccabten T ¥ ye $ ee ge i i await spepreeneaieniitiiemnaeatiiinamelinmanainitiasinnaineesiens see in i ERA vi a = REW DELHI ® — The Indian government announced today that, |246 persons by official count died | ilast week of November in the/ south Indian state of Andhra Pra- idesh, The government said the epi- demic appeared. to be under con) trol. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. WW — course, the vehicle designers and)|ported for the conference, Beau- There will be no Christmas trees) in the public and parochial) schools of North Adams this year. more powerfuljing the meeting include Professor Fire Chief Arthur A. Giard said) brakes and other means of im-|Kenneth N. Stewart, James C-./he banned them as a fire hazapd| proving deceleration along wah Beem, assistant professor of means of reducing fuel waste and| journalism; and John V. 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Poapeomar - STAND-BY G ~The tie moves breakfast late and relaxed. need and use them. incidentally, after a session of snow shoveling, ion top ef the -furnace. * = * . ‘The tie, ever present, is some- is perfectly sure of a man's’ taste. The. tie js the place whefe even corduroy is done by the * Sihegios Planning man clothing company. It has brass buttons on sleeves and front. Corduroy slippers (again, a good choice for a child's gift) to go with robes, generally please the salvage experts of the United Na- kind of man who likes Sunday tions the Netherlands and Den Driving gloves in good quality ning the cléarance of the Suez won't be cheap, but most men (Canal, The fingers should articulate with ease and/ headed by retired U.S. Gen, Ray-| the fit should be perfect. These,)/mond A. Wheeler, appointed by, should net be driedithe United Nations to. supervise | thing one should buy only if/’one’and the Dutch and Danish. gen-| ‘From Your Home Town’ This flair and he's fussy about it.) Now on the tie racks is a button- down. tie that won't flap in the} ‘wind. One, by Smoothie Button Down, is of washable dacron, \@:Man U.N. Team | in Suez Canal AMSTERDAM & — Eighteen’ mark left for Athens to bein plan- The -eight-man U.N. group Is: canal clearance, The’ 10 Dutch | and Danish -salvage experts in’ clude four divers, A contract between the U.N, jeral. contractors. for clearing the canal was si gned yesterday, + at home and abroad. boxes are simple — homemade) candy, stationery, books and toilet) up know their real-vaiue is in the; tag reading, “From your home |. {town."” The project, started ‘tn the fellow members of the Milan Servicemen's Committee. Mrs. Flower, corresponding sec-: retary, reports: ‘‘We get dozens of! letters after the holidays, thanking us. Nearly every man. tells how) much he appreciated the package because nobody else in the bar-| racks got a present like it.’ “We know it must make them his own lonely days as a soldier ' He didn’t ‘have any cash, on Gitts to Men in Service 12-Months Job for Village MILAN Fh — A Christmas-time hand but he got a group together assembly line of good cheer is| rolling again to assure Milan’s| : . : servicemen that their hometown) . OLYMPIC COAT — Is a gift that /pasn’t forgotten them. - @an be worn around the house or | Will be worn right away. Coat and) |, & program believed to be| paid by raffling off a pig, holding | makes « splendid garment for a |hood are alpaca lined for warmth. iqye, this southeastern Michigan! a fish fry and by donations. host. if "1 _—ivillage of 3,000 is packing up the! gifts that for seven straight years jhave gone to its men in service! pied by a loc ard The banker, articles. But those who make them| | Korean War, has. been kept alive | by Mrs. Melvin Flower and her | | ; i to berrew enough money te send $5 to each of the village's ser- | vicemen. Then the loan was re--| | The next year townsfolk pitched in to wrap packages in boxes sup. other ithe baker a merchants Contents of the gaily wrapped) joined individuals in contributing gifts. | Then Milan's Community Council voted to turn-over-$300-a year from’ +the-annual..Red Feather drive to ipay for sending the local news- |paper to each serviceman:>~That iservice goes on ie year around. | * This year ‘there are 85 men on ithe servicemen committee’s con- |stantly changing address list. |Packages are packed and wrapped’ on an assembly line basis and sent! off to arrive as near Christmas Day as possible. Mrs. Flower has the chore of | [ong inductions and —T ' }feel good to have tangible proof} know when a fellow resident at | that a whole community remem-| Milan is stationed within visiting | ed bers and appreciates them.” | 4 distance of his base. ae The program was started in| ©. ve , I write and receive hundreds ~s 1950 when Ted Woodruff, recalling lof letters a year,” said Mrs. Flow- ‘ers, who had four sons in service thought of sending gifts from the), orseif “I know what a comfort light colors for wintertime. time, community to hearten Milan's men) jthose letters are—and what our, s one is Dacron. 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DETRorr CINS)—More than 50} ai ers Meet Way gente ‘the: reali state of Kentucky, in the land of the thoroughbred and the Kentucky Colonel, basketball'frenzy takes over every winter. Anyone following the sport knows how the University]: of Kentucky had dominated the cage picture year after year. In fact the year of Groza, Jones and Beard, three All-Americans on one team, was considered the greatest basketball team ever assembled. x * In recent years ‘Western and Eastern. Kentucky have moved into the national Z limelight, but the latest : vi ine scourge out of the blue- ~ grass state has been, Louis- * Under coach Bernard “Peck” Hickman for the past 12 years, the Cardinals _ haye won 256 and lost only 78. iz Last year Louisville zoomed to its greatest glory, finishing as the sec- ond best team in the coun- try and walking off with the N.LT The city of Louisville » went wild over its basket- “PECK” HICKMAN Big 10 Fra Set 10 Marks Several New Records Grid Games “CHICAGO ® — Ten attendance records were pet by big ten foot- ball teams during the 1956 season. An ‘all-time high of 3,314,239 fans. and an average of 58,144 \for 57 games highlighted the records, which ‘were made possible by en- larged stadiums at five schools. \ * * * \ resented an attendance increase || ‘tot 61 per cent over last year.) ' The records included new all-time highs at five ‘conference stadiums whose seating capacity was in- creased : The records: ball team. When the Cardinals returned from New York last March a crowd of 20,000 gave the team a av reception at the-airport. - Louisville newspapers claimed in print “the reception} was far greater than the one Ike got during his visit in 1952.” * : kok This year before the season even got under way all of the sports publications were practically conceding the national.,.echampionship to the Cardirials who have all but one regilar from 1955-56 powerhouse returning. TYRA IS A GREAT PLAYER We had the opportunity to see Louisville in action on three occasions last year, and there is no doubt in this corner why sresyone is so high on coach Hickman’s squad. Just look-at this roster. The starting forward is 6-10, the starting center Charley Tyra is 6-8, and the ‘reserve center is 6-9.- There are’ two. players 6-6, three players. 65, one is - 64, two. dre .6-3, three at-6-2, two at 6-1 and one “shortie’ 6-11. The 5-11 player isa sophomore so by next year he pee be ¢ one of the boys. ® cog. ae a a ee tyra, win ‘is on: everybody’s All-America team this year, is one of the best “big” men we've ever seen. Ba wg a isn’t just a good shot. He dribbles like a guard, is a tremendous rebounder, eS nok ee 8 ey shot anid has terrific speed__ . “Coach Hickman modestly says, “Tyra makes any- Hickman, whose team visits ~U. of D. tonight, has been a guest of sportwriters in Detroit this week. * The writers got the biggest chuckle when Hickman, like a typical “optimistic” coach, commented, “we should have a fair season.” How the Titans plan to stop Louisville remains to be ‘ seen. Sharpshooting Bill Ebben might match Tyra % a ._.-.in points, but as.one of the writers asked. “who's got f! | the — an La TOTAL ATTENDANCE (57 games)-— 33145 (old record 3,121,649, 57 games, AVERAGE ATTENDANCE, all games (st) = oa“ (old record 65,000, 66 games, TOTAL A ATTENDANCE, CONFERENCE ipo oe 433) — oa 312 (old record r am (1 DORE Gaul Tor-0et ‘Brate} at Michi {old record 87,369, Oblo State of ‘ichigan, 1055) - i. . Obie State (old record 63,355, vs, Minnesota, ) MICHIGAN STADIUM — 101,001, vs. — State (old record 97,369, vs. Ohio Btte, 1965 MICHIGAN STATE Stadium — 68,866, S (old record $2,619, ¥s, Pur- ue, 1954) omIO STATE stadium — 62,381, vs. St: nford (old record 63,645, vs. Michigan, ) WISCONSIN stadium — 56,645; vs. Northwestern (old. record 63,549, three games in 1955) Redleg Rookie bs Cuban Card CINCINNATI (NEA) “He not think I'm looking.” NL Standings Montreat-3, Toronto-t-—— SVC Race Opens: Friday: New York 2, Chicago 2 Chiefs Gef-First Test at Arthur Hill | 64 Paul Deersom, center and | Ted Griggs, forward, | “We will be in there all the way, | Renee Se Se It looks like a close, tough scrap,” Fowler com- mented. Game time ‘is 8 p.m, with junior} varsity clubs meeting in a protien. fhary at 6:30 o'clock. Included at Michigan} CRASH LANDING AT OLYMPICS — The Russian tandem pair, foreground, and German cyclists, background, are sprawled ‘out on the saucer track after colliding during a-heat of the Olym- oe Ne eee @ sidney iii Mliea ts the hemplint oken ad Seelsen, Acted on ‘curred when one of the cyclists hit the cement curb of the saucer . pean PT Russians Take MELBOURNE” — Russi ajonce since 1912, Australia’s Dave forged ahead of the United States}Thiele beat his favored ‘teammate :|swimming finals. in the unofficial Olympic point table today: by scoring in the men’s gymnastics, Greco-Roman while Uncle Sam's swimmers failed to win gold-medals in three "The United states women’s 400- meter relay team swam second to the speedy Australian quartet which set a new world’s record of four minutes 17.1. seconds in the event, * ¢ * Japan’s Masaru Furukawa broke his own Olympic mark with a 2:36.1 winning performance in the men’s 200-meter breaststroke final in which America had no finalist. The United States could do no better than third in the men's 100- John Monckton and broke Monck- ton’s Olympi¢ record in 1:02.2. and. ‘swimming|apalia. .was_ third. Al” Wigzins of Pittsburgh was seventh and Yos-| just hinobu Oyakawa, of Honolulu, the defending champion, was eighth and last. * .* * ° With gold medals in one wrest- ling final and one men's gymitas- tie event and a tie for first in another gym class, point plus third in fencing and a third and fifth in the men’s breaststroke, Russia had approximately 550 points to America’s. 543% with program. George Breen, Buffalo, N.Y. swimmer who lowered the world record in the 1,500-meter trials; will carry America’s hopes all raed meter backstroke final, won by America in every Olympics except himself against Australia’s Mur- ray Rose and saesctabd = many events to go on the night’s| ful itn ovine thats Whang ibe. aaNet. gh ampli Dei ligiht jpeavyweight class ic Sisaclittams Results JACKSONVILLE, Fla. w — The Detroit. Tigers thought they were getting pitcher Ed Blake in. their eight-man deal with Kansas City. They're going to get Jack Crim- jan instead. Commissioner Ford Frick turned Wet P GF GA! thumbs down on the swap of Blake DETROIT 13 4 4 30 64 47 apatted him from Toronto of the Montreal 13 10 2 28 75 53 International League. New York 7 10 @ 20 32 69) Frick said the draft rules state Toronto 6 12 6.18 62 & that a drafted player-must remain WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS : Change Made | in Deal Between Dettoit- As Crimian, a righthander whe had a 48 record in the American | "Se Kansas City . substituted one, See League last season, Manager Jack Tighe of the Ti- gers said he’s just as happy Frick made the A's change the pitcher. “We tried to get Crimian in the trade when we first started talk- ing,” Tighe said. “We'll use him in relief.” . * *@ ‘the big man in the swap from the Tigers’ viewpoint was infielder ? _. Jim. “cg Detroit_also got first {| Valley Unveiling | det wank, tsi 0S beats beh had not settled on his probable i s 5 vat PHS Tankers Test Hillites| | ey SUBSTITUTED — Kansas City Athletic pitcher Jack Crimian was sent to Detroit in place of Ed. Blake by order of baseball commissioner Ford Frick yester- day. Blake was one of the players 4 involved in Monday's 8-player the A’s through March 25th be- fore being traded. . AP Wirephote| _deal, but he must remain with cago. So. Eddie Robinson . and pitcher Bill Harrington who was > . lassigned to Charleston, plus. §2,- 000 in cash. The . Tigers gave up pitchers Ned Garver and | Virgit | Bob Host plug first baseman | Wayne Belardi, ‘The deal is the first one com- pleted by the Tigers under their - \new ownership. But reports per- sisted at the Minor League meet- ings here that the ian is still in aj™ ae ‘The Tigers wastedcbtiaial pach ing strength and at least one more outfielder before the season opens. Five Sooners Agree.to Play in Shrine Game MIAMI (INS) — Five players Quarterback Jim Harris, taclile Title Stepping Stone — C Machen Can Fight Jackson ed heavyweight. Eddie Machen to- day was offered a bout with Tom- my (Hurricane) Jackson as S begrermage on pedvaony stepping sone to 0 ee oe wih new heey eg 195 spectators “We ‘have offered Machen | Boxin bout with Jackéon and we would like to put the. winner of that fight night’s' triumph, might make him Se a tae capable foe a Suryng GX: yesterday, All-America 19 bouts; it wasn’t because the ge THE: PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1956. = Re Tmunity to gain national football | fame, was honored by his home jtown ye * “. = It was “Tommy McDonald Day” in Albuquerque, by formal pro- " |elamation of the mayor. The 1955 All-America halfback at Oklahoma was given a golden key to the city , ORANGE Bow. MIAMI, FLORIDA a Colerade —. 92.2 { 3) (7) Clemson 09.6 y DALLAS, TEXAS. Syracuse ~ M2( HO T.CU, 44 Sun bowl. : EL. PASO, TEXAS “Tee” Weird 060 118) G. Wash"ten 1t¢ . TANGERINE BOWL : _ ORLANDO, PLORIDA- -MissSouth’n S14 (D) WTenes Bt 798 + Name Toon « Reting Uneveitebdic “RANKING OF NATIONAL LEADERS | and feted by civic clubs and his ‘high school. ssiasHlometown Honors Star with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde. McDonald, in 1951. Speakers at yesterday's cere- monies called Tommy~an al American boy -the ideal of Amer- ican youth, They recalled his ear- ly football days. One said: “I don't think Hugh Hackett had|@" ‘any idea he had--a-- future all--of ‘booklet on Russian sport. Each member’ of America when-a spindly-legged, 130-pound — ki practice field then.” Hackett was Tommy's coach at, Tommy was born in Roy, a 1 town! of about 1,100. in northeastern New! ‘Highland High School in Al- iin ata . —;Mexico, He moved to Albuquerque! eame out -on the. ‘Soviet Gives Party, — Gifts to Games Brass MELBOURNE @® — The Rus sians still. miss tew propgganda tricks. They gave a mammoth re-/ ception last night for Olympic om! ganizing officials and other Olym- pic brass. Each guest was given an enamelled brooch in the shape the organizing. committee was _giv- ena beautiful silver cup in a glass! case with blue stones and an enam- ‘elled scene of three Russian ath- sete mene ' with Soviet flag. New over No. 10 Baylor (6-2). Orange Bowl, Miami, Pia. 34 Colorado (7-2-1) re over (?}) No, 41 Clemson (7-1-2). over No. 67 West Texas State. sex. It gets a lot here to stay.” — Orleans, La., Jan. 1 (10-0) rating 9 points Jan. 1l— 3 points te — g et ee = Tangerine Bowl, Pia., i-Ho. 47 Miss. Sow’ Gouthors —y3 t-1) ‘rating 8 points over $1295 ifs aloo for Chistmas... | A “Gift Certificate” for a fine Slipper or Casual is sure to please, It’s the quick and easy way to give year-round pleasure! Phone or mail yeur order. 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Weber and Carter, teammates on the National team champions Bud- weiser five of St. Louis, meet in, la four game match. Weber rolled —'7,.518 in, 36 games to pace the 14 ‘men’ who made the semi-finals. iwhile Carter was second with 7,- 388. The 14 men qualifiers, plus de- fending. champion Bill. Lillard of Chicage and 1954-55 titleholder | Steve Nagy of Detroit, will roll | four four - game matches each | | ef the four days (today through | Sunday) with each man bowling | ‘Robert Kwolek, Detroit 'Pete Carter, Detroit Ed Lubanski, Detroit William Goleenblewski, Grand Rapids, Mich.. : WOMEN’S StAnneee (24 GAMES): Marge Merrick, Detroit Marion Ladewig, Grand Rapids, Mich, Charlotte Kardas, Grand Rapids, 5 1172 1,18 7,270 1AT2 1,182. 2.270 1,205 1,280 .7,197 124124 7,159 2-Wed. 1-Wed. Total 8407934, 737 706 «= 808 4,542" Mich. 820 086724 4,490 Big 10 Drafts Program CHICAGO. @— The Big Ten's In the women's-division, qualify- _ ing leader Marge Merrick of De- troit goes into the finals along with’ | the other 13 gals who made the | grade after 24 gruelling qualifying games. Joining the 14 women in the finals will be defending champion Anita Cantaline of Detroit and 1954 delphia. * The women will bowl four two % * game matches from today through, US. Wrestlers ‘Take a Licking |_MELBOURNE . — American) Siwrestlers took a, licking in their|(™® basis of esta first venture into Olympic com-/ | petition in the Greco-Réman style, but in the process, they managed) to get a few laughs along. with some valuable experience. <. “We are doing fine,” said light | heavyweight Dale Thomas of Ce- dar Rapids, Iowa. “Only one team- mate is in the hospital and he gets out tomorrow. Jay Evans = Pruleed his ribs badly when that & | Hungarian lightweight pinned him, but Jay is all right now." Middleweight Jim Peckham of| :| Braintree. Mass., who lost to Karl : | Janssen of Sweden, said: © *| “We are the first Greco-Roman’ © wrestling team the United States, ‘ihas ,entered in Olympic competi-' | tion. (55 winner Sylvia Wene of Phila-| ocesentatives along with a legis- school presidents have drafted an ‘evaluation of the new financial aids program in the form of a memo- 'randumi which today will be pre- sented at the conference's annual | meeting. | J It goes before the joint group) af athletic directors and faculty lative draft of the plan. After thorough discussions, the plan will’ be sent to the facultymen torhor- trow for vote. . A unanimous vote is needed | but it is not expected, If not forthcoming, the plan reverts to institutional vote within a 60-day period with only a majority re- quired for acceptance. . The plan’s feature is the award- ing to financial aid to athletes on lished * * » Action on a modified round robin ‘football schedule also is expected today, The schedule provides for 10 games instead of 9 and aims to bring about, by gradual stages, a program in which éach confer- ence schoo] plays every other member each season. Football coaches yesterday recommended liberalization of the present substitution rule to provide that any player be per- | mitted to appear twice within | the same quarter of a game. We don’t wrestle much Greco-Roman style at home but | this slam-bang type of wrestling \is old stuff to the foreign boys.” \ In Greco-Roman wrestling, leg The current rule allows only the ‘Hockey Player Signed Jim Leclair, 21-year-old forward from Sault Ste. Marie, signed with holds are forbidden and as a te- | sult the body slam is a tavored| ‘the Troy, Ohio, Bruins of the In- SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. @ — player who starts a quarter to return within, the same period. The recoil ndation is to be put before the national rules group of which coach Ray Eliot of bs noig igs a member. Dublinski Case Again in Court TORONTO W& — The Ontario Court of Appeal was told. yester- ‘day that the Detroit Lions ‘of the National Football League did not validly exercise an option clause ‘they held with quarterback Tom Dublinski, now with the Toronto Argonauts of- the Big Four union. Counsel for Dublinski, C, L. hold the decision of Chief Justice McRuer, who earher this year ruled that the option-clause had not been properly exercised. Mr. Dubin said that even if the option had been properly executed, the clause in the pre- vious contract which prohobited Dublinski from playing for any m applied only to the team of the previous con- tract, which ended May 1, 1955. Francis Gerity, appearing’ for the Lions, said Detroit is entitled to relief for breach of contract by Dublinski, who signed with Toronto in January, 1955. 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Total” § ‘Dubin, is asking the court 16 up-- a ' 'T&TAN HOPE — Any hopes the University of Detroit may have- in upsetting Louisvilfé, the nation’s top ranked basketball team to- night, could come from the sharpshooting of one of the country’s * top scorers Bill Ebben..Ebben averaged 23.6 per game last year, and he hit 27 in the opener last week. DETROIT (INS) = The Uni-|U. Powerful Louisville Five Favored to Whip Detroit of D.’s Memorial Building. versity of Detroit Titans clash with Game time will be 8:15 p.m, baseball, appeared to have a good chance of passing today. leagues prepared to vee BPs class D cireuits: of the seapon. . as minor| Since Frick has given the cut- a chain reaction .which would reach all the way dewn to the|the Orange Bow!. Trautman has complained that under the present plan, the minors) Bulldogs earlier this season mars are unable to get their lineups} Miami’s record. - “set” for the first mionth or. two The cut-down plan would be an- other step in the majors’ program to aid the ninors, this time with Hope Trims Ypsi Five OE Bie SEIT SS LEER SPORE a already* have set up a $500,000jand C leagues were set to hold fund to assist financially troubled minor league clubs. owe Amanement bia shay the sure thing to win adoption, In sein to & in mc Miami-Pitt Tangle in TV Encounter MIAMI (INS)—Unbeaten Miami, unable to accept a bow! invitation, gets a chance to knock off a third| bowl-bound team Saturday in a na-|*? tionally-televised clash with Pitts- burgh. Coach Andy Gustafson’s Hurri- their draft, Minors from class A up .drafted 36 players yesterday at a total cost of $156,750. : * * Four of the proposed .amend- 7 cs WOU HANG chaungen-ta- the: player bonus ruie—but they are given scant chance of passage. They ‘range froma proposal to eliminate the bonus rule entirely to a stiggestion by farm clubs of Cincinnati and Detroit to create a first year draft. - The laiter would permit drafting a high-priced bonus player after one year—which ‘would be too great a gamble for a major club two years, and are not ‘subject to draft for four years. Another proposal, made by Montreal, would set up exclusive negotiation rights. A club could. no- tify the commissioner's office it) wanted to nego : the trade market but no definite deals appeared in the immediate * * ° canes, the nation’s No, 1. team in| final rankings, have won eight games while breaking even once. Only « 7-1 tle with the Georgia Pitt meets Georgia Tech Dec. ville, Fla. Stadium. basketball opener. In the process, they have thrashed | Texas Christian, bound for the Cot-|g ton Bowl, and Clemson, headed for| m | 29 ‘in the Gator bowl at Jackson- _| YPSILANTI. & — Hope, = Best series at-home for the Mil-!¢ fo0t-10° Paul “‘Bemes scoring 21 waukee Braves in 1956 was with Cincinnati. .Ten playing dates /hoards, whipped Eastern Michigan, attracted 349,896. fans to County points and controlling the back- 54-34, , Laat night in the latter's 1956 vag cle “"™ thon, Last year Leutovilte won | _ many games, } Ebben had a “cold” night “getting | ~ . Pt a + Us 41 Prank’s Five = Klngslaers C. B. Repair 30 Maint. Five Coach Paint —30 tr Couch Paint. sal, Som Coach 277." PY & i i ws ll. one University of Louisvitte’s fending N.IT. champions tonight! in the Motor City in one of the | top basketball games of the young season. ’ Led by all-American Charles! Tyra, the Cardinals possess greati depth and are solid favorites to beat Detroit. ne Tyra, a six-foot, eight-inch | 230-pounder, is one of the finest | basketball players in the na- 26 games and los The game is expected to develop! into a scoring duel between Tyra’ and the Titans’ all-American can-| didate, Bill Ebben, Last season, the huge Kentucky, star led the nation in rebounds) and scored an average of 23.8 points per game to finish as the) nation’s 18th leading, scorer, Ebben was right "behind Tyra’ with an average of 23.6 points, good —-for--20th—place—in- the na-/ ‘tional ratings, Louisville has won its first two | starts of the season, while the | | Titans claim one victory in as | 27 points against Assumption Col-| lege last Saturday. = The game will be played at. i | Bowling Results ! WwW iL Moid-A-Matic 36 Fr Motor Inn 24 28) Feeay's No. 3 33 19 Keego H'ware 3 2 ie] E > 3 Pus Bus Z Pieet r. Pimb. .21 36 Mr. ono Heat 14 37 No, 1 771; Peggy's 2283. 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Russia was pen- vari, The best went Heavy Schedule Friday Oakland County high ‘school Friday night with virtually all prep teams in the area scheduled) for action, Only “four schdols —’ Avondale, Fitzgerald, Oxford and Royal Oak’ —wait until next week to ‘start jtheir 1956-57 schedules. The very finest protection. .on ice, snow, or in mud — Once you've used them you will never be without them! | Pontiac Recapping g Co. 489 E. Madison PHONE FE 4-2505 .Jotfier in Oakland B League play, Seventeen area swing into action for the Ist time. to- | jLake Orion invades Roseville a | Madison visits Troy. - | - Milford and West Bloomfield filso ite the lid with Wayne-Oakland hitiation Milford visits Clarkston while the Lakers entertain Brigh- ton. Northville travels to Belty for) caher wo encounter. Twice-beaten Cranbrook pro- vides the opposition for Birming- ‘aa s curtain-raiser on the Maple Mecathiield and Ferndale both pet lroiling in the .Railsplitter gym- THURSDAY'S NBA STANDINGS EASTERN DIVISION GAMES c at Fort Wayne. Ys Ninneapoil vs, Bt Wares, at Philadelphia. ‘weowespar’s SCORES No games i FRIDAYS GAMES basketball shifts into high gear,trong jand athletes will have left the * Louie's, Davis Win. Won Lest Pet. Bb 3 8D vinnereteee: 8 0 464 on 7 9 4 6-41-38 WESTERN DIVISION il 580 . 8) 8 | See 9 0° 474 8 err Prep 5's Shift Into High’ Zador of Hungary and Prokopov of Russia started thresh- es ee sharks near the goal, * we * Zador suddenly broke away and {threw Back his head, showing a inastur while East etroit, alface covered with blood. : Michigan club, starts a fresh season againet| _* Sémsbed cut of the pos! and j ‘= sat on the of it as the crowd twading. Van Dyke: shook ig ag brash gd ogre no ty opening contest | rhe battered team: fs ai en Coe Pak" undefeated in Olympic play and is Center Line St. ‘Clement, ton and Port Huron, of four Olympiads—in 1932, 1936 ° and 1952. fe pone Head for Home “MELBOURNE w —- One thous-! Olympic village by tomorrow night Jamaica, Uganda, and Iceland teams, and parts of other teams already have departed. As the teams leave, a bagpiper plays the Scottish lament “Will Ye No Come Back Again.” The ~ éedure also includes taking down the flag in front of team head- quarters in the village and an ad- in Waterford League Louie's Tavern and Davis Ma- chinery were winners in opening games of the men’s Waterford Township Recreation Basket-' ball League, which got under way) ior High gymnasium. -Louie’s defeated Johnson & An-| derson, 54-39, in the Ist . game Kluesner with 13 were tops for the winners. Stu Hutchinson and Bob Newcomb led J & A with 122 and Boyle-Stone Front of Milford, . 45, in a nip-and-tuck nightcap. S. Beckett scored 16 points for the Ortonville club while Harold Ren- ‘Fort Wayne vs. 5: at St. Louis. iiew York at ‘ inneapolis at der paced the losers with 12. Holiday 3M Children’s § 435 Pine Skis Shi $4oe 1 Poles : ee | $KI TOGS 95 . Men’s and ladies’ de: Ski Pants ~ WF Up WITHOUT A QUESTION,, Four bie is America’s favorite gift whiskey . . ‘This Seencm yee cain give hla teedaarg ila & teens: TIME to. oe the . most wanted, most treasured, oe Dinan oes 0 board or silver serving tray, ure. A Fith of Four Roses in its fabulous new decanter, Pemmanarass td. 9s time. FOUR ROSES DISTHLLERS COMPANY, sea we ac roo. an = last night at the Isaac Crary Jun- scaling with 1S polsts: and Ehmann Sets Record ‘ |old colt wag selected yesterday by | fered Oct..9 at Garden State Park. ‘|Red Wings Recall Arbour | |Detroit Red Wings of the Na- dress of farewell by the camp commandant, Rules stipulate that one . member of each official delegation must be present on the field of main stadi- um during the closing ceremony, Shelley Tapes Own Interviews MELBOURNE u—Shelley Mann of Arlington, Va. and Washington, , D. €, gold- medalist in the 10-° ‘meter butterfly, -is-one~swiminer ~~ who doesn’t dodge interviews, : In fact, Shelley brought along her own tape recorder to get not only her own interviews but those of other Olympic champions, — “I'm taking back the recorder for American University where T am a student,” Shelley said. “I'm interested in. radio and television and I'm getting practice here.’ as Navy Five Loses> | KALAMAZOO @ — A former Northwestern University star, Frank Ehmann, set a Western j Michigan fieldhouse scoring rec- | lord with 36 points last night, Sut his Great Lakes Navy team lost | 1%-T3 to Western, i Two fouls by Ehmann wene con- verted by Western in the last 40 , seconds to nail down the non-con- ference victory. ; Sophomore Ed Blair topped Western shotmakers with 23 points, Jack Smith was close be- hind with 22, Swaps Beats Nashua fo Stake Horse Title MIAMI BEACH (INS) — Swaps, - which set five world records this year, Was any easy winner over arch-rival Nashua for honors as stakes horse of the yéar, — The great California four-year- the nation's top racing secretaries. 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DECEMBER 6, 1956 ak ca oi sensi — addin ts Stalling, tnech So bar sank up, Bobbie Shaler of Culver City, Calif., moved ‘in the semi-final round of the annual All-Star Bowling Tournament in Chicago after ahe rolled a single game record of 289 for the tourney in the wom- AP Wirephete —=1 Pontiac ‘High, which along with ~ {Southfield will be competing in wrestling for the first time, and action Friday night away from home. The Chiefs travel to Bay City to meet Central in the first of 13 scheduled matches, while Cran- brook, coached by Bill Stapp, is at Ypsilanti] attempting to upend ‘| the defending champion Ypsi | High team. Berkley begins an ambitious, schedule of 13 regular matches and five tournaments Dec. 14 here at Pontiac. Hazel Park wilt host Mel- -lvindale in its first test Dec. 20. not have any) matches scheduled until late in Southfield does the month. 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He considers 120-pound Dayé Payne; Charies Radcliff, a 145- pounder, and Al Nosenchuck, 133, as most promising members thus far. Others are heavyweights Duane Thomas and gridder Willie 87-pound Jack Keller. ; Conditioning, “work on funda- Wisner Stadium. Traverse City Central High; C, Petoskey High. “ Cranbrook Institute both swing into PHS skipper Bill Willson has been working with 19 candidates in hopes of developing a team which can get the sport off on the right foot. “It will all depend on he Duncan. Smallest of the group is mental holds, and trial matches @ have featured the workouts an It is/a rebuilding year at Cran-| ured with only feur lettermen SESS SESSSRRSSRE REA See e eee he Westin Gling Poplar ie Preps back led by Capt. Pincus Steals The others are Pete Turner, 138; P.128-pound Lou O'Conner, and big boy Gary. Grikscheit.. Lost via graduation, were, all-league stars Ron Hummel! ané A) Sanborn. The Cranes expect to find rough going im their attempt to climb out of the Inter-State loop cellar. Fifty aspirants are cur- rently vying. for positions on the _Yarsify and junior varsity teams. * * * It is a case of plenty of interest Berkley could come up with the | county's top unit with eight letter men back from last year's regional | 1 championship team which ranked No. 7 in the state. Regional win-) ners Larry Wright, Bob Downig, and Jack Santa are being: counted: on as the sparkplugs. Wz ' 22% ; Hazel Park should have one of Michigan's top gra in 14-' pound Jim Thompson, who was 4th last year in state ranking. Other-| wise, Coach Chuck Skinner has] - but no experience at Southfield where Ken Thompson is drilling, 35 hopefuls. The Blue Jay schedule: will include ‘Pontiac. — only three veterans among 33 can-, didates. Captain-elect Art Steele. will the entire season due to Models! Radios! ‘Eeatent! ‘Automatics! 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The uihers can't fig” pi ha Best PI. a dorsement weet wai’ rats gg of ap rhoog asceguae school had to “swig ave and welterweight = the Bay t him: Bais will rule the roost a pamene oebiorn Mucnd yadroent Braddock, ex-heavyweight|long time. It looked like you or 1 __ DETROIT @ — Going ice fishing? Don't just chop \boxers who once. wore cTrowns/champ: “He will be around a long|CUld have beaten Moore the other anywhere. First get a hand mirror and find the fish. themepsives., Fat time. Wait till he puts on another) Might, but Patterson did it right.” This, says Percy Haver, an angier who has spent & 10 pounds, Patterson. punches fast-| Tony Canzoneri, ex-feather ANd! youp gesing into an ice fishing hole, Is the sclentitic thing . From the fattened formerjer than Joe Louis but not as hard.|lightweight champ:..““Really good.| 4 aus fisherman + wel ‘heavyweight cinderella, James J./But I would be afraid of this|In a few years be will be very meet eet on iit 9 9. Braddock, to gray-haired Barney|Machen.” hard to beat. A —heavyweight| Bot sclentific aise = Ross, who'd never make his old * © *# doesn't mature until he is 24 or! 4 hand mirror, Haver, hel locate proper agg limit, they agreed: Maxie Rosenbloom, ex-light,. But Machen may be the best.” fishing spot. pasties tess. a pec aa is were 1 of the! heavyweight champ: “He still has| LeW Tendler, the: great light) 41.4 when you're fishing from @ shanty on ice that’s exceptionally weight: -“He reminds me of the old school. He is a knockout fighter| ‘hick and snow-covered, chop a second hole five to six Seet rom, now. Could anyone else beat him’ jouteide of the shanty. This, says Haver, acts as a source of Tight under But Soa in the same breath ja few added: Watch this Eddie Machen, the West Coast heavy- weight who outpointed Johnny tet-totearn,—and—I--don't know: what happened to Moore. But ‘if| Marciano made a comeback, atid I think he may, he could hit on| today? No.” the arm ard finish him. Nobody else could.” - Bob. Olin, Slapsie Maxie's_suc- cessor; “He looked great beating} Moore, He is the best there is to- day.”’ 2 The old pros sized up Patterson ‘in interviews while here td add jluster to a testimonial dinner for ‘Goldie Ahearn, Washington fight |promater, ‘ whi¢h earned some * * Gus Lesnevich, also an ex-light heavy champ: “A coming really’ NEW YORK (AP)—Four hold-j116 completions in 206 attempts for overs and a’ kid so popular with|1,155 yards; Bill Rhoades of /$3,000 for the Damon Runyon/great fighter. He can take- ajthe home folks he recently drew| Western (Colo.) State, who gained | Cancer Fund. punch, he is fast and he can hit. 115 write-in. votes for sheriff are |327 yards in one game this fall, | : * .9- 9 What “more?” among eleven seniors named to/totalled 4,294 yards in his varsity —Patterson —belted —-odt—ancient os the--Associated Press’. little _All-|career and averaged 849 yards! Bi illy Conn. another ex-light)America football team for 1956. [per carry since his first game as heavy titlist: “‘He’s good. Machen) The lineup also includes the topfa freshman four years ago; and ~—eniaimeees| passer-among small colle ge|Larry Houdek, Kansas Wesleyan’s players, a fullback who averaged tailback who ran for 1,432. yards, M,-and William nearly nine yards a carry during|led the nation in scoring with 114 (Whizzer) White, Westminster la matchless four-year career, and | points and pleased the folks around | (Pa.). f an accompanying group of linemen) Salina so much 15 of them made averaging 6-3 and 215 pounds. him their ‘write-in candidate for sis debsinteee! Ioebiinad pours sheriff last month. little All-America are end charies The remainder_of th: choice Schultz of unbeaten, untied Al- | team includes end Milton Rebi-' fred; guard Sieve Myhra of North | chaux of Trinity (Tex.), 6-6 tackle Dakota, tackle Vince Vidas of ’ Drexel Tech, and Nate Clark, an * Motor Tune-Up * Brake Relining * Cylinder, Block Reboring and small weekly payments jj) * Camshaft Grinding F | *% Moter Overhaul } * Cylinder Head Milling j | | all halfback for Hillsdale e of et Sound, and It’s easy to be @ génerous Santa on our * Valve sins iinny -* ‘etal: Sepershoraeer (Mich) conte Ep of Emory Canadiens Beat Toronto divided payment plan — ask about. it! aery Kgnitionty, (iris end Spewies With: Clasite the beckdicld aret Om $6 Gain on Red Wings , CALL TODAY FOR AN _APPOINTMENT 'Jimmy Stehlin of Brandeis, who| Named to thé second team were| / nd | ie ~ = pete Me aaa passing wilh ends Steve Junker, Xawer (Ohio) and Boston ~ We ohi fe il Dec 2274 S. 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Detroit ‘ + * Adds Sariora/Ruddick of India-|and Boston were idle. i $10.95 P $7.95 $22.95 : “That's easy to understand,” |napolis, one/ of Sieerieas top} The fourth-place New York — ‘says Bugene Wettstone of Penn)women gymnasts: “The Euro- Rangers gained ground on Toronto _— : : CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS |: sssce snd cock ot tejpene’ cncensate on a, halt by Qn the Chengs Block Haw } : ; team. “ and Russia {gt w apparently-—is— Parker MacDonald’ . ] e ; Save at Our Low Overhead Location! has 8 million gymnasts, When we] ferred. e Americans 80 more for| period goal “— } : s * had our Olympie trials at Penn) tricks,” Beliveau - | ! ERV i C EE Tire and State 23 men showed yp." Wettstone says only 30 colleges| act imecther senoed: period peal | | reading Co. 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Total cases in 1955 to this date : us deeply felt by of the mil-/ «1m going to start my own|Wwere 107, DETROIT i@ — Seventy thou-| lions who fell under the spell of},an¢* he vowed. “T won't give} Pontiac marked 21 cases of sand mentally retarded children in ee eee eee up until its twice as good as his.”|chicken pox this week, Monroe [Michigan will get a Christmas| - pene of the “Me and ies. itd what a band it wes! All| ported. ze sidemen were musi- . | present about two weeks early this| — Many of us thought TD was the| cians, including such Bacay cy f A aren breakdown on re- pee = greatest. Maybe Benny Goodman! qy Rich and Ziggy Elman. The Ports from the health ‘} The present is an 80-acre private{ was swingier. Maybe Glenn Miller| vocalists were the greatest as-|0® communicable diseases follows: camp which will be donated to had mote commercial success.|sembled for a band—Frank Sina- Pontiac 4 But for all-around excellence, you tra, Jo Stafford, Connie Haines Past Pr Y Ben Lemberg, 54 - year - old - couldn't top Tommy. You could)and: the Pied Pipers. Week Week Age jeter anveslanghberigapenre: Eieeh to Rie of right. ne 6 often Chicken pox ...4..0..++0 2 my a = ones + did, an Rot hear a dull number. Ravi lized bil \Influenga ........ sascke t i] 1) rip from St. Augustine, Fla., last) ". His band always was inierest-| ang celina amd ble, anablon ae ee eo, oe weekend for the ceremony, 3 : ing. Perhaps that was due to the joined forces with Jimmy. in 1953. or MA cetavessedee , 3 ¢ The trustees of the Lemberg |. | Personality of the leader himsélf./They had tired of feuding, The|Salmonelis |..)..../-:. 0 7-8 Foundation, ence they recieve es = Most of the swing band leaders} hand business had faded to a [genres fever weaveecsne 8 3 8 ‘the deed, will meet again within |” Were rather dull fellows with little| shadow of its onetime prosperity, |Tubercwlogie 220200120; ; £oa 15 days to turn the property over | wm and they figured they could do|~™°™™s cumh 1 8 ® _tg..the Michigan Assn, for Re- A better together than apart. They Oakland County ‘ tarded Children, ee _ Not Tommy, He was a fun-lovy-|did, but it was nothing compared ‘Past Prev. Year : The land, which includes two} ing Irishman who obviously got a|to the success they had known be-|onteken pox ........ tee kes : as A Year "Round Exclusiv — ~ Kick out of making music. Watch-| fore. Mesias Ressesvssssonss a 3 @ Iismall lakes, is located 12 miles ‘ing him cut up on the bandstand MONIB see ee eee es 6 0 Toy northeast of Lapeer. Lemberg ’ _ ‘was a show in itself. . Shopping Center originally. intended to. build 169 " | ‘The difference, between Tommy| Atomic Products ‘|§ uray to Piper's for 8 ; homes on the site in a million dol- a and Jimm Dorsey was shown in CHRISTMAS = : aS MELODIC BROTHERS — The late Tommy Dorsey (left) y ys PARTY : 3 ‘(eee HOUSE [er housing project, but set asde] sss sethor Simmy has given Ameria a great del o ant thelr bends: Tommy was an, | ALT Stored in TRICKS—JOKES FRIDAY @ SATURDAY | tee. cata “{ guddenly realized you onty| Mésic. Despite their feuds, they made melodic history together; thusiasm, He would drive himself) F1Oottest’ Safe antes area oni “SCREAMING EAGLES” 4 .s get out of this life what you put as well as displaying their talents. with separate bands. on five hours of sleep a night and one : a “DISTANT DRUMS” : } BORROW OUR into: it.” r ‘drive his band to play beyond its} RICHLAND, Wash. — Probably where Ave. oye ! , a But Lemburg found giving the _|capabilities. He constantly sought) the world’s “hottest” safe has been Color Harmonies Book }jiana away was no ‘pushover. It . innovations » mae devised by Boney mae at be . took nearly a year before he was Mi J F ] Hanford p Atomic - “ : Jimmy was the introvert. He Commission fi and re himectes aie find "a wortivile 76 isses James farley ant say ce a for storing and . Huren as Finally a plan was worked out D tt." R : 8 to ommy was to make the site a camp which uring Mmecuper ation’ having a ball playing one-night-| ‘The safe is a 15-ton cylindrical will be available to all retarded | . ¢rs on the road, Jimmy preferred|installation that operates very children, regardless of race, creed ; : the security of backing Bing Cros-i much like a. soft-drink-dispensing color. . . By EARL WILSON _, \by on his radio show, Jimmy's! machine It suspends up to 780 hot j | “T miss James A. Farley at Our Town's banquets, weddings rangementa’ ike “Green Eyet'| mounted one above the of disks ai’s the Fan-fare? —_|#md-tunerais:-Nobody-ever-went-to-more..-Stiil-confined.-to/and-—“Marie—Elena,”-—---—-_—}side--64oot- c 2 ma his suite by that second detached retina operation, he'll soon| It was inevitable that the two The floor vault can store ma- 4 rane Tarkan be out remembering faces again . . . Jack Durant mentions} >rothers couldn't get along aS|terials with as much radioactivity od - Steckler| , ‘Texan who said: “I’m going to buy @ nice little country| Partners in their younger days./as exists in 8 pounds of radium— Natalie j bas a contempt citation out for an) ewhere and settle down.” The split came on May 30, 1935.) more than the total amount-pro- Regertnent, actin ee ae : , when their band was playing the} duced in America in all the years Wood one ever comes down out of the} Perry Como’s on the ball. He grabbed Gina Lollobrigida for sent Nine Bs ok “3 iraft his big Dec: 15 show from‘ Miami Beach. ,--,- .-Marilyn-Monroe} a ev The culprit is a bat who dive-liet us West Siders down. Her new apts on the East Side. . . German Industry GOLDEN DRUMSTICK 7 jm bombed the judge while he sat On) r...my Dorsey’s widow, Janle, will move from the country. 8 - Box- Dinners Storts | the bench. 3 ‘That was one of their problems, In fairness to Janie, a man ains ew a i . FRIDAY! re W7q| ho saw the controversial note from Tommy says it positively Delivered Free | BiGi¢ not denounce’ Junie. BONN — West German industry] Coll FE 8-0483 a for the first time in the former men’s room—now ladies’. vend Se outte pn peng : room of the Lambs Club, which until a few days ago was If the relation between total pro- > Ss z a | Cc ‘ an all-stag hangout. duction and volume of employment! > : 3| Happened at Old Vic Night. Marty Martin, Bill Gaxton, Bit’ ‘ken as a measure of produc-|» ido lave S\zohnson, Wilbur Evans, Jerry Bergen, Mickey Alpert, Sean|5vela) cent per employed wore TODAY and FRIDAY ; A ined SPlection : #|Dillon and others welcomed the Britishers. Harry Hershfieldjer increased by 17 per cent in|} WHICH ONE IS : of style “Gnd colors. is | told them: “We used to say, ‘He who laughs last is an English- West Germany compared with)» THE PRISONER? * From S\man,’ but that’s not fair to their sense of humor—remember, |only 10 per cent in Great Britain.) : there’s a five-hour difference in time.” > kx *® * | Gas ; 9 5 Arlene Dahl, the doll, is going to decorate Fernando Lamas Pools Store d “ =|"Happy Hunting” dressing room, as a wifely tribute . , , Cled| DALLAS — Underground ; 4 Moore gave back Charles Simonelli’s rin at ee One: Se See Sere f ; * deg * ties to bead care ref anual peak ‘ . PAY NO Hal March's bride Candy allowed him to have a date with ane paged Oe er a » x 9 MONEY DOWN #@/Nancy Berg. (They were King and Queen of the Artists and/first time in’ history. There are|P : 6 Models Ball, chaperoned by'a few hundred guests) . , . Hal,|/now 214 below-ground pools in 20/P - Easy Terms! R\by the way, is one whom Success hasn’t spoiled .-. . Lynn/states, three times as many as 10 ‘ i NATIONAL & Dollar of the 64G Question is excited because oil’s been found/years ago. a 4 : ATIONA G allover North Dakota where her kinfolk live. “I hope,” she ; on . CLOTHING CO. says, “to strike a rich uncle.” Insects who are very noisy, have}, : . : ‘ : . no real voices, They rub their legs|, “Lene Gun” and River” « - po kon! elena, Shag sab seni daael od “Tak obert agner- Terry Moore ~ Broderick Crawford. 9 So. Saginaw, Pontise 48/THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . . Jerry Lewis, opening at the Sands in Las Vegas, asked ring- sider-Harry Cohn (of Golumbia Pix) to sing. After two bars he grabbed the mike back and sneered, “And YOU made “The Eddie Duchin Story'?” Rita Hayworth sails for the U. 8. Sunday . . . Jimmy | Durante’s partner, Eddie Jackson, undergoes surgery after his Copa stint . . . Joni James and Tony Acqulviva switched their jhoneymioon from Italy to Jamaica (the war scare)... Jerry Lewis, a smash hit in Las Voges Friday, was signed for five imore years. ‘Debbie Reynolds couldn't attend the Grossinger premiere of “Bundle of Joy,” so Eddie took his ma. . . Bing Crosby hopes to sell his Holmby Hills estate, but can’t find anyone who can afford it . . , Tommy Dorsey’s mother sat in the control booth during Jackie Gleason's TV tribute . , . Archie }Moore told Steve Allen he'll front a jazz band. dayne Mansfield’s dating Robert Wagner . . . Mrs. Edward Martin's reading scripts for a B’way musical. ment with $2,500,000 worth of art masterpieces , , , Dean BOB'S CHIC "HOUSE 497 Wiasbeth Lake Read ot Tologragh “INTRODUCING JIMMY ROLLINS at the Plane, 7 Nites Weekly - © Delicious Chicken Dinners @ Cocktail--Bar Bob Hope’s new gag about Mike Todd: “I wish I had his) —t — 5 Robinson hung the walls of her rented Beverly Hills apart- i | | ‘ ya iTaylor” (Liz, that is) ... . Popular Mexico City Daily News So ae oe lcolumnist Pepe Romero, an expressionist painter who started a sizes, ail iby caricaturing actors for Sardi’s, gets a fabulous one-man | show at the Hammer Galleries in February . . . Perry Como'll }co-chairman the New Year’s Masked Del ad tat Tywn of Italy. four speeds. Lux- urious Fidelis in Earl's Pearls... ‘You just can’t fill a head with wisdom when on it keeps leaking out at the mouth. | Wisk Pp SAID. THAT: - No one should try to do two things! ; Jat onee—and this includes women who put on weight and , | slacks at the same time.—Quote. Fidelis able Model | | TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “Most of us are able to make T |both erids meet; what.we'd really like to do is make 'em over- ull -[itap a little.” —H. C. Diefenbach. F']| Lew Parker went to see “Ten Commandments” and sighed, ce ‘won't. say-it’s long, but by the time it was over Moses Noasd only one who needed a shave!” . . , That's earl, (Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) ee About one-third of the sky v sds Granted heat, eiige,ale i NOW! Thru SAT. “eat ; — gaa got away witht KEL RT. ~~ RATAN = — . )| THE BAD SEED ISTHE /; fe ‘ } as oaks vf Gui lis duel te ig NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN NOTE! THERE WILL BE A INTERMISSION EACN SHOWTAt , : : ; 4 rae * Starting SATURDAY * ~ Preview Patron Comment ~ *Bunniest Picture Made In Years. 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(AP) —The Weather Bureau: has decided on @ cautious approach to the prob- lem of trying to control hurricanes reuter, assistant chief, states. “We have no definite plans this time to seed them. And if we make plans, the seeding wouldn't happen before late next hurricane! season and would be based on re- day storms earlier in the|y search from gists. Swerving a threatening by seeding them,’ P. H. Kutschen-'st - gti Weather Bureau Cautious}: hg ny cane from its path, even only a few miles, is one of the important problems now facing meteorolo- search symposium was sponsored by the National Hurricane Re- search Project, a cooperative ef- fort of the U.S. Weather Bureau, ' The matter of swinging a hurri- 4. 6. : A research scientist at the Uni- “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DE i DONALD DUCK. IN CONCLUSION, FRIENDS, MAY L PRESCRIBE. PATIENT VIGILANCE IN OUR CRUSADE TO 4 STRAIGHTEN THE WAY OF THE ERRING TODDLER ~ AYE, KINDNESS, ee CONFIDENCE, COMRADE- HE LOSES NT MANCIOO L/S Dips Tie THAT Wh) df « P | : 2 ' Yj = DRATTED TOUPEE Jay 1h NGRASS NANCY. IF ( ‘o / i @ AUNTS : ‘ ‘ 2 ‘ 57,% m : i fe . rt 1, Mea) 7/77 it af: yy L — ia ‘ee SASL iC 3 By Leslie Turner ems, = 2 ) ' .+\ CLANCY'S NOT IN THE LOCKER ROOM, EASN 1 Sy , 4 or ae | ne epee ee bees Mi ? BODY WOULD / ) = ee =), oan om HOLLER FIRE = 124 1956 ‘el jcantatme US. Pat On. to te ioe ; OUT OUR WAY Vip" al ~~ / DONT BE SCAIRT CUZ het SO MANY DOWN- “ DIXIE, DUGAN wag Bah LRA pe Ha A 6 AR Sys DEVASTATIOGN 7 | BECOMING On BOOTS 4) || ME? E a ot Pg 3h oY ' " wy EI i ) j } a é tN Ssh in ic ena Wid tin Stk ok Sah SRG ask Fe A sa Rog a ai SS, sale peel yaa ae Beds ce i ’ Bi ES i SS ns seth iin Aiinnisiaiel: ieias dette ti te tie bo, eae row apr nap kos he a THE PONTIAC, PRESS. _THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 4058 evn ely gabe BENET =e = 2 RMR Aes red brick walls of. another multi-million-dollar construction project reach skyward. On the other side.,of the plowed field, modern ranch-style homes cluster under shade trees. In the center of it all is the neat, white frame Hillendahl | house, home of pioneer Texans who drove ox teams and fought for the Confederacy. Proof of Brotherhood moe Offer Aid to \People of Many Tande! Refugees: 15 Years ‘After Pearl Harbor fell : Ty | i | i iu wag available Harbor attack. later that this fleet} port -had it been possible to reach| a last-minute modus vivendi in the eeneen wala. "Quite apart from whether such | Was feasibic, it is known that both the British and Chinese | were at the time urging the U.S. ee nt Methane we | that - occupation policy was tn") ‘| great méasure responsible in-en- _|pation policy was aimed at making t'drawal of U.S. forces on the naive “| sume normal relations ry| Tokyo sympathetic with the €om- Japan, US. Stand Together, fo Hold Back Communism} ‘There ts little question that abling Japan to build herself up 4 industrially and a war. But it seems also that up to the outbreak of the Korean War, occu- Japan a permanently weak nation Japan_spends one one-hundredth | ‘City Pastors’ Group — ; Offered to spend their vacation |WORKED DOUBLE SHIFTS . VIENNA, Austria (NEA) proof of man’s brotherhood is here , brought in by the hundreds Avho have come from all many different walks of life. They write and come daily to American Red Cross delegates who with representatives of 16 other national Red Cross societies have been directing the world's material aid to the Hungarian people. John Whittum of Wayne, Pa., a discharged GI who stayed in — The;double nursing ‘shits for months to finance her European vacation. ‘James Ferguson of Ann Arbor; Mich., is a medical student at Glas- gow Scotland, University, He and two other students drove truck- loads of supplies from London here for the British Red Cross. ,at the warehouse. They want to ge to Hungary to help the strick- en in that country. . Burope te study, has offered to drive a truck “or do anything.” His skills are rieeded to trans-| port the millions of dollars worth of supplies flowing into Vienna from some 40 different Red cross socie- ties. Marie Caruso, a nurse at New Yerk City Hospital and another nurse, June Neden, from Port Credit, Ontario, were vacation- ing’ in Europe when the Hun- garian revolution started, They time working in any of the doz- ens of refugee camps set up in Austria or to go to Hungary it- self if needed. Marie, who lives at the Interna- she and four other American’ fe- male students and a Danish girl want to work during their four- week Christmas vacation. ALL HALE AND HEARTY “We don’t care“how hard the work is. We are all hale and hearty and we want so much ‘to~help,” she writes. ©“ One of Ahe- busiest Americans here ig/Mrs. Mariella Wolf, a Europégn-born U. 8. citizen, who works ag administrative assist- ant and general girl Friday in ‘he International Red Cross of- ‘fice, Mrs, Wolf is fluent in: Eng- lish, German and French. tional House in New York, worked! help these poor people through the! The volunteers are willing to do}: any type of service, Joan L. Car-| / ter, a Fulbright ‘student studying} ~~ in Copenhagen, Denmark, writes) _ _|Red Cross,’ Mrs, Wolf says. | e4 -SPACE-SAVERS - Toys that have many uses will be used for many more hours of play time. This one is essentially a doll carriage (right) that becomes a doll-swing (center). or-a car seat. A good idea for space-hungry homes, These volunteers work without | to 18 hours a day, Some Days You Just Can't Make a Nickel © Ray Worrell finally bagged a deer |but he won't get any venison out lof it, \ Worrell, who has been travel- — ing up to New Hampshire - hunt- ing deer without success for the past three weeks, hit a buck with his car a few hundred yards from his home, Under New Jersey law, how- ever, he. must turn the carcass over to the game warden. Grand Trunk Official Exchange Club Speaker Victor Schultz, chief clerk of the Grand Trunk Western Railroad, will be the guest speaker at a reg- ular meeting of the ~Pontiac~Ex- at the Hotel Waldron. President Leslie R. Ware will preside at the event. Club elections and the annual War Cry Sale are being planned for Dec. 14, Gets Taken for Ride SANTA FE, N.M. (#—An atftor- ney general's opinion holds that Jose Vigil, a former guard at State Prison, is not entitled to ex- penses he incurred when two in- mates recently escaped and took him with them, The inmates took They are a small part of the! Vigil prisoner and used his car world’s heart that has gone out to|in their eseape. Vigil said his trip “I am so grateful to be able to pay, six or seven days a week, as bee freedom-seeking Hungarian|cost him $94.27 and asked the pris- people. lon to reimburse him. OCEAN TOWNSHIP, .N. J. @—-_. change Club to be held Friday no - WILLIAM 8S, BROOMFIELD fo Hear Broomfield Congressman-elect William s. Broomfield of Royal Oak will ad- »,\dress the Pontiac Pastors’ Ass'n. | n|at 10:30 a.m, Friday in the First, Presbyterian Church. Broomfield will briefly extine | some of his aspirations as he enters the Congress. A period for | of the amount the U.S. does on defense. This fact itself should} make it obvious that Japan is incapable of defending herself who demand the complete ed and misguided notion that a com- plete lack of defensive capabilities is in itself a guarantee against! It cah be expected that after Japan and the Seviet Union re- will ‘be an. inerease _in unist activity ‘in/Japan. What the Kremlin would like to see perhaps is a government in jmuniet viewpoint, and Japan will) prevent any indirect Communist attempts in this direction. (the First -Church-of is president of the association and | Rev, Edward D, Auchard, as: soctiohe pastor of First Presbyteri-' an, is program chairman, _ Shanghai Faces | | Businessmen Poses Serious Danger, in Principal City |_HONG-KONG 2 SF shortage of trained business men. industrialization and agricultural| ' ‘ * * * | In-domestic politics, we have a jlong way to go towards maturity, iform, of a two-party system. Jap- janese politics must reach the stage! jwhere eoncern.. for the nati welfare is put above factional) = myself was firmly opposed to interests. Japan’s entry into World War | Japan has often been called the' Aggression as a means of expan-|‘“Workshop of Asia.” Her industrial sion was at the time a concepticapacity has made her so. She — out-of-date in international! must use this advantage to-improve —— years have passed. since | peaceful member of the free world Peari Harbor, | . {her economy through trade as a and about six years ‘community. of this period Japan spent under| occupation, . The mistake of Pearl Harbor |must not be repeated. cooperative programs have been idraining the city of its potential jdespite the formation, in outward force of young traders, | The seriotsness of the situation | |has- oon recogniged by the Peiping | per, People’s. Daily, which, [reported a that “the business person- inet in Shanghai, who are known); for their rich’experience and fine | service, are getting older and older | every year in average age, but there are fo successors to draw The newspaper cited the big department store Wing On Com- pany has been operating for the past 38 years. When the enterprise was placed under joint State-private owner- ‘iship,: 928 employees, were retained of whom only 36° were below 23 years of age. Similar situations exist in other enterprises in Shanghai. The Peo- {ple’s Daily said that ‘“‘the ten- dency for the employees to grow old without successors to take over homeo yy ae bdr out exception in the hairdressing, restaurant, western-—medicine, |Chinese’ medicine, confectionery, land grécery trades which are of| close concern to the livelihood of the residents.” |NATO Supercouncil Plan Temporarily Shelved WASHINGTON # — Diplomats i j The Rey, Kenneth Hutchinson ot} wave rivic Shortage] the former principal oF coe ‘hub ‘of China, faces _today~a serious Communist China’s emphasis on) upon from the younger genere- tion."* . | pany as an example. This com- | GIRLS’ — DRESSES Reg. ¢ \®@ ~ $1.98 /GREAT CHRISTMAS SALE LADIES’ FANCY 3 LADIES’ . HOUSECOATS and DUSTERS 325% | 97 , OPEN UNDAY HOUSES DRESSES & Matching Apron “SHIRTS Reg. $2.95 A by MEN’S MEN’S VAN HEUSEN ‘SHIRTS CORDUROY CHILD’S FLANNEL LINED Reg. PANTS BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ | i VISIT OUR NEW BARGAIN. BASEMENT! | SWEATERS | SS See ee ye eS eo a0 Soke we a em ae See ene wenn nee dew nn en a 2 Hi Grain Prices | Drift Downward |. | CHICAGO, Dec, 6 wm — Grain, ~ went into @ 00; Minnesota. wanrd-of Gnade Soda diliee oetiien off to an irregular start. ‘Trading| -/ - slackened from the very fast pace! ‘cuicago, of the past few days. weak; receipts jow through buying after yester- |5#¥: & ¢ day's rally, but at the same time jsale bu: lad there was Ro heavy outpouring Righer bee Bgl ed A white 38; ot liquidation comparable with sive 26; checks 24%; current receipts | that of Monday and Tuesday. | Brokers said it was normal for eeenaeemeeene DETROIT EGGS DETROIT, -_ the market to refreat after stag- Detrat. T, Dee 5 lAph-Byes. fb ing a rally following a severe break. They claimed such a re- «uals erate * Peete gh votemet treat usually tested the lows on si: ve. $i medium 32-33 wtd. at 3 the break to see if they would bo Se wid ara 38h 28. Gra hotd. : : ee Grade-a 40; medium 33.) Cheeks + 23%4-30 wid. avg, 24%. Wheat near the end of the first Waites @ hour was 5% lower to % higher, | #39: medium 28-29 December $2.37%, corn unchanged et oorage, 4 extra large 39; large to % lower, December $1.344%, | Comment: _ Market steady to firm. Sup- oats % to % lower, December 7644, | good, Rece rye unchanged to % lower, Decem-|iemand decline ne, with free wy but eaialla ber $1.43, soybeans \ to % lower, irregular in movement. January $2.40, and lard 2.to 12 - cents a hundred pounds lower, De- ‘cember $15.45. Poultry A forecast for light rain or snow DETROIT POULTRY in part of Nebraska, Kansas and| perrorr, Déc. Oklahoma caused a little selling aeaitry 1.0. hens 28-30, heavy toms 25. redemptions of wheat. from the "Comment: Market barely” steady, Sup- government loan at Chicago. friee omens i ats at tigers ana Traders were waiting to see if|caponettes were rather light due to the the price drop over the past week |" {79d Miaruet "uendy,Otterings would cause a drying up in the fully ample ‘with bulk of receipts be! offerings of cash wheat by the/figne country, These offerings had ex- panded prior to the price . drop “CHICAGO PQULTRY and may have been one factor aeencand, Bes, } Py A oa a Lemeret in the decline, grain men said. oa Coope: 133,000" &) Tob be - . » unchanged; iv ens id; Trade circles said Spain was ex- ake 12-13%: old roosters 12%-13: pected to buy soybean oil tomor- | Barr #-20; caponettes under he 4% Ib. 24-25 ~row. It -was rumored that-country) fae a rie x would take 4,000 tons every two /|*? ducklings 1 ; geese 28-30 weeks through February. While) this news got soybean oi] and, wits aoheesie bu corine The market showed a little fol-|Bi "soi" mss be'G Site Aa ie steadier: receipts 11,100; whole-| ng 7 extra large 40; large (AP) —Prices pa fet No. ) tep qo live a.m. ol Det of new crop wheat futures. The|” Heavy type hens 11-18, light type hens old crop month’ ran into hedging |{2' Beer? (ype braters on eye cke ere . pressure. There have been some caponeites 5-6. Ib, bn: turkeys "heert end stored. Live trade is cory i = ‘8-3; Tarm-) City Elks Sponsor -|” NEW YORK ~The stock mar-| ‘Ret nudged ahead today in mod- jerately active early trading. Key: issues were up fractions to smal] loss at, the opening. Union Carbide was up: close to a point. Du Pont, American Cyana- mid and Allied Chemical made) smaller advances. * * * Kennecott was ahead around a ale yesterday's run-up of 7%. Santa Fe, Dlinois Central, Ciiesa- peake & Ohio and Southern Pa- cific moved upward slightly. Some profits were taken in oils following yesterday's substantial advances, Royal Dutch and Gulf Oil were off fractions. * * * Boeing was up around point and International Paper a || point-plus, - Opening blocks included Bethle- hem Steel up % at 183% on 3,500 ing|shares, Westinghouse up \% at 52% on 3,000 and Royal Dutch oil 4% at 100% on 2,500, _ New. York. Stocks (Late Morning Quotations) a advanees ‘were not held. Contest to Find oeewee seas 50.3 Ist Coal , $4.1 eee BASSE o vaYvoas eee BEEBESCE : - sisee eT ok dell ew Sea seeoe: it esc e eer ‘, eeSevSuuseeesssuse Seeieen One Oe 2m nis wimp awe o ta mee - al & eeseaee: # CHRISTMAS INSURANCE — will pull her troops out of Egypt, but whether all can get home in time for Chrigtmas is prob- lematical. So these Tommies at El Gamal air- Great Britain of the Prince of Peace in an atmosphere of rifles ° e and machine guns. Soldiers are attached to the at Detroit Show 31st. Light Anti-Aircraft Battery, met Artillery. : i Es i County 4-H Group |giming at 5:30 church here, They've decorated their tree and hung a picture Takes 2nd Place go into the church building and a Annual communication. and an- ‘tnual Temple Board Assoc. meeting, Pontiac Lodge No. 21, FP. & A. M., Friday, Dec. 7th. Lodge open 17:30 Samuel E. Smith, W. —Adv. New in Brief A $10 bicycle was stolen yester- —tday-from the Madison Junior High _jSchool grounds, Pontiac - police’ 'from-a-home ; : Ave., Pontiac police said. Thieves entered through an unlocked door. bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. —Adv “Larry” P. R. Lawrence has been added to the salesrm. at Riemen- whnelider, 232 8. Saginaw, distrib- ators for Dodge - Plymouth Pece- ucts, : Worhen’s Club. 2012 Cass Lake Rd., Keego Harbor Dec. 7 and 8, 9 to 5. —Adv Catholic Women, 8. Parke. Sat. 8-2. —Ady. from 10 to 5, 26 Rose Court.- oo Livestock \ DETROIT LIVESTOCK Dec, 6 (AP) -— Hogs make & market. Undertone stead sorts; bulls steady: stockers and feeders about steady: 11 head mente oerme 1127 ‘Th steers 25.00;, load 1944 steers at 24.45 all prime: about two toads choice end prime 1045-1125 Ih steers 24.50; bulk choice steers 23,.06-94 00; good and pane} 22.00-32.50; f steers 19.00-21.00; load high choice 897 Tb. poe 22.25: bulk wood and cholee . Allied Stré"., 46.3 Johns Man . : | Tis Chal ;. 31.4 Grain Prices Youth Leader +1204 Keloey ‘Hay soee M ennecott cuicaco . : Am ve 33.7 Kimb Clk CHICAGO. Dee. 6 omy Opening) The Pontiac Elks Club will start) 4 sere 40-8 Kresge 88 aren sees: Mar 4.2 Comtest within the next few days/Am Ges & mt 373 por Gs Dee. sees 33RiR May “R wee! ws to find the outstanding youth lead- Am Meters .. 2 tise @ My May SSRIS ore sepese Seed er in this area, Exalted Ruler hag 114 ieee *Corn— May | ...... 1.48% Jack Bender announced today. It... Ma bone BC Dee. sieseees 1.38 Lard— | m Tel & Hel 168.4 rs Mar. eeeeenes wet pee-. assess: 10.88 | fe * Am Tob ..... 8 Mace Trk duly Soresees 144 Mar. wena: Be | All local high school students will}Anaconde "... ha Martin, Ot ... Ds wn May 10 ibe eligible to participate, EachjArmea Su... 61 yj H.. Oats— DULY ceveees L470 12 raw H., Dee es MS | school will be asked to select two ‘arma Ck & ik) pene Oo girls and two boys and have them | Atf™ a0? vioo* ane Merr ch & 8 Hare Back in Hospital [ll out forms required to enter the] au) Ree 4 Milan aad icontest. Balt & Oh *. #63 Mont Ward ROYAL OAK ® — Secretary of | Two boys and two girls will be) Ben@"Sieci".."193.3 Motor Wheel State James_M. Hare was back|selected from the entire area to AIP... a3 ueller Br in William Beaumont Hospital to-\represent the Pontiac sector in/Borg Wares: 441 Nur"piac” day for treatment of complications|state competition, State winners| Bris ove NS Nat Cash R that have developed in wake ofjwill later compete in a national) Brun Balke .. 40.4 Nat Ovps. injuries he suffered Oct. 20 in an'contest which will present $8,500 in ) te" 86 Ret Lead - automobile accident. prizes. Cal Pack ous 2S Nia M Pw 3 , p Sou * 35.4 Nort & vas Capital Airl .. 25.2 Nor Pac ter Co * + Nwst gyi Ches & On .. 65 ‘Qate Cn. ser. ---: g9 4 Owens Il Gi ae oo M6 Gar AS ee. 48.2 Pan A W Air s ieee Panh Paim ... $$ Parke Da LIL sr genes ag FR ‘44s Pepsi N Ges 416 Serb Pw. 46.4 ae pf 4.52 100 | Philip. Mor Con P pt 4% 190.8 D Mor ... Cont Bek .... 29.4 Pbil * Cont Can |... 46.7 Pit Pls | Cont COP & 6 18.4 roe tO - ae REA ‘ Gopner, Ree See Rex Drug . Cu tr... 4.2 Reyn Met. Deere. ..... 316 Rey Tob B.... vey TSO “a. ok " aire. ie Safeway St’.. pone” ahd BE Ree Pap. Air "3. 486 Beovil Mt 5 82 Bead AL RR. Loans $25 to $500 on Signature, Furniture or Car aie inell-Ou »« 6.7 Binelair .. | BS WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC "S806 Boo Pe os Fleer, Lawrence Bldg: Phone: FEderal 2-$249 :: 02 Sou Ry “one ev aiovel APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS ‘$63 selon ¢ rate ronenebahoheseces am 2, 1 i Ip | : +. 86.1 gtd Of OS. ' hg Berens a? 22: | $ uther Pap . $28 Sylv @) Pd ,, ry Sg? Rae acs Pos . we Tran W Air 33 Sen. : (144 ¢ ent Cen . “ a . 19 Geeeews oe: | ; ae eye 102 wepee : Hay a , ar ae 1-A Favored Utility Stock Bt Ou hn | . . + 39 Unit Proit + OS TH Gas Cp sas | gor Conserv: Pts | for Conservative Incame Accounts 2, Oe Btael 2 “1314 West On Tel DETROIT EDISON CO. - yen ht Woste Bt niente an Fee Approximate Indicated _ wna 92 hy ~ Price yor “red Zenith Rn $37, $200 per yr. 841%. Continuous Dividends Since 1909 C. J. Nephler Co. acheen ope sangsoo ay FE 2-919 HOURS: 9teB “ tom ts 2 pi Reeae oe nsaes Te RR Be se Peas La ee > = ‘ - '%4"" TOP — READY TO ASSEMBLE No. 1 Oak Flooring ..........822.50 Per 100 Sq. Ft a ow STOCK AVERAGES “« led b YORE, ja aD (Comp ied by : wif 4 MY aves 4 Pry pL a ¥ veces 261.6 130.9 M60 ceeses 280.8 127.cm aro nent 3618 133.7 seer B12, 190.8 setase 3, 8 142.4 toa: Mi keane origina ic. ew Figures after eines a pate. are eighths High Low Noon), . Co. See werden 24 2 a &3 NangAOA S64 HIS8H neon * bad 2 eset aw eT Ml cethadhamtenedendbasl ~ SF Led hares see ce ew ete reese F in Sa t= t-te 3 ~_ | average; » 4} mixed rade * ote 190-240 butch 44 15.95-- 16.35... F8iies0 he egrets e. 2 seers. and heifers uneventv 11.00-14.00; cutter grade down to 1.40 to clear; bulk wutilite cows 10.00-11.00, tatter price valid readily, few better utility ane 11.50 and few stardard cows to above; canners down to 7.00: mS ‘atitity comm “pris 12:00-14-$0- most Geutter ard low tility bulls %.00-17.00: load gond and choice 495 Ib stock steer 46.1 eatves 20.00; loed @ond and choice 660 . -_ Lng hétfers 15.00. ‘alves — Salable 50 todays market Cals. | monty steady compared last Thursday nd trading fairly active ema’ ?|market steadyto 1.00 higher some prime *ivealers up more limited 4 supply individual and vealers. 26.00- 24.00; few head 35.00 Monday and Tuesday: and low choice lers and lichtweight slaughter venous 18,00-25.00; wtility and standard grades 3 o 01-18.00 cull and low utility 8.00- Rheeon — Slable 25 todays market nominally unchanged commared inet Thursday trading more active under breader demand smneniee lamba 50- 1.00 high: sheep and feeding lambs choice and prime 20.80: ‘about 50 head mostly prime a ag utility and low good jlambs 15.00-18. cull to choice slaugh- ter ewes 3.50-6 CHICAGO AIVESTOCK About $52 was taken yesterday If your friend's in jail and needs| Rummage Sale at Keego-Cass Rummage sale, Fri. and Sat. —Adv. DETROIT, Salable 100° riot enough hogs early to Cattle — Salable 250 receipts ete 1.00 lower: cows more active, steady to *4|50 cents higher considering quelity and steady; late bulk~ good and choice “jwoolsd slaughter lamba 18.50-20.00; “tew CHCAGO, Dec. 5(AP)—Solable hogs field, near Port Said, are not taking any chances. Lodge Calendar Stop Avon Gunman After Wild Spree (Continued From Page One) 'p. m. Dinner served 6:30 Pp. ™.| ould break me in half if he ever Deputy Fred Pender Sgt. M. got hold of me,"’ Heath stated. y nent hy hoods,” he told Ziem. me, Call the sheriff.’ know there.” FIRED IN AIR Brewer, ‘who said he has “no idea” why Heath nursed a craigs and’ Brewer again, They took against him, said Heath emptied) coyer behind a parked car, 30 his gun, firing over the head of} feet from Heath's door. ‘\his wife, Margaret, 21, “about a When he went inside to reload Sereptimist Club rummage’ sale, he 128 W. Pike Street, Friday 3-9, Saturday 9-2. —Adv. Rummace sale at League of week ago.” * accident. officers, his vous.” He said he did not re- | «member shooting at the officers, but does remember their grab- -Ziem -said after-the-warrant-has}- Pender “anderson Called’ fort” been issued, a petition to. commit Biivmondeveed, - tor Heath to an insane: asylum prob- . Brewer walked tnto his-yard te | The three steers shown from the|s inspect the riddled car. Heath a belonged to Howard Storm arrived at his home, Lake Orion, Fritz Lutz of Roch- ty herd at the Detioit Junior Live-|Grehar stock Show yesterday. bids must be In by Dosember Gagonally (of te the rear of Brewer's, in time jester and Jim Williams of Roch- | to tire at Brewer as he crossed jester.» \- the yard. Individual placements in the’ all- Brewer called deputies. {50 feet; that sent both _men- diving: : asvveuw or Circuit Court, where a hearing Sheriff's Detective Steve Hawlik will be held within a week. “I thought they were a gang O'lby radio and teletype, cars from te Police posts and local depart- to my wife, ‘They're kidnaping| ments within 50 miles began the sheriff's men were Heath is a World War II Navyion ‘each side. Pender, looking veteran of the Pacific theater. through a crack in -the drawn Fi E. Cremer, county deputy ’ joyd of sateran paid shade. sow Heath’s wife loading last night Heath had previously ; been under psychiatric treatment.) When Heath came out: again, Cremer said Health's wife re-|Anderson grabbed the gun and Now unemployed, Heath has), 4. handcuffed and taken ‘to pany in Flint as a Inborer. He Terrified neighbors were still lost his left eye two years 280 | rica ded inside their houses im an Algonac construction | —_- While Heath ~ the|missed by one of his wild shots three /as he drove down Dearborn Street. children, Richard, 8, teow. nai . cern e . ‘ ide be Sou and helped him| Troublesome Award reload his gun. Neighbors told of a nerve-wrack-| - and Rochester officer Vivian Moore first arrived at the scene. Alerted state 4-H livestock show for county | Sse eq : entries follows: Subdued after a rough struggle, Oakland County Jail. Joining in support are the Bunny Run Extension unit, taking the cen- Makes Police Blush ter a8 its year’s project, Chartes ing six hours yesterday, when| AUGUSTA, Ga. U# — Clarence|d_trenching,:and..Louis Gude- line and Dearborn streets firing of the Week” by the Augusta Lions Se eee erga tee eae Chevrolet Declares with..more.than..15 .shots from_ Heath’s .22 calibre “automatic rifle, sald bullets whistled over his head and into his house when Heath shot at him yester- day afternoon. Deputies told this story: Heath began his spree by shoot- ing at Brewer and a friénd about 3 p.m. He continued shooting at intervals during the afternoon, firing most shots into the air. At 8 p.m., having finished a pint were anxious to find whol ers are no longer required to con- of whiskey and part of a bottle . tribute to a factory-dealer of wine, Heath drove through the can relieve them of two unwanted na coop- L - Ne oe mates. advertising. program. neighborhood in his panel truck|@"d very smelly — jail in Under the new arrangement, the jit Fostet wie oiutoe — counter: Soa! au? 2S signed by the patice etiet — on'Rise in List Prices istracted — ‘and within 48 hours had received three tickets for over- DETROIT (INS) — parking. ; “I can’t afford all this free park-|announced that suggested list ing,” he complained. And —red-|ptices_on the 1957 models have faced police excused the tickets. = increased across the board by A company spokesman said the| Police Get Their Goat price hike was due to a change in BALTIMORE ( —Police today| ‘he GM advertising program. Deal- firing random shots. After riddling|P@trolmen Edward Esteridge and) on. is adding the cost of the|— _| Brewer’s car, he drove along Dear- George Cook said they were “just doing their duty” when they,Program to the list ‘price of the born Street shooting into houses. picked up two: “vagrant” goats| Va Rent Apts, | Unfurnished 34° Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 & RM. UPPER. oas HEAT. ne | Mae Mice? alton * + RM. UPPER Os * sam RAND “NEW Rel nape , M MODERN, LY pl jock. : ee ee ; ' gobnee eee Se Le mene ot 505 decorated, near school) Ret pg ree ee Ew aaa d foe fet , nol } esl new Sssarmeats | § ‘ 2 ” PE 41615, , ¢ ay oo, dics 0 / Pyaar ss & “4 7 we OR 3-467. > are ee occu: | Sanne othise Te: +4090. ot aa WO AND 53 ee ee BA 7 ENT. AIR CoNDITIEWED i tap TR RoveD okay rm 4 tte Se As i a urn. welcome, Nr. | One utomatic heat, miles Pontiac. Full base- : cae & . ae . kitchen fans. master antenna, ¢¢~| ment, auto. oil neat. $85 month. s rooms, bee titul OR 3-104. a individual By 8. ar BEDRMS. wales LK. re bie MBA “dl : 3 RMS. AND yore Pay NEw ADULTS ONI- decor, 204 8. : FILL THE Sagi “$0 THAT UE ISATEDIATELY.-.| 2 BEDROOMS, € ROOMS, decor ’ RING ~~ FOR | 989 monthly. EM ON * Es ad LOW AS $90 PER MON TH. 9 BEDROOM AND BATH WIT: * CieaNe . No drink: basement. Lake privileges, Wil- at oney Dank ot liams Lake; 48 Prairie “Trucks to Rent rai Place, pa 7S cbeood MODERN OiL TRUCKS. TRACTORS rete ve re{___F Ederal 86918 _heat._ Clarkston. OR 93-8321 AND EQUIPMENT . IN | FIRST T FLOOR J AND BATH. GiL 7 BEDRMS, WALLED LK_ “MOD: ‘ton pictues. 1% ton ae tenho J RMS. FULL BATH. AUBURN heat, close in, FE 2-1425 i Clee to city , Reasonable, MA a wae Dems rs Heights, Completely _ furn. Gt | POR RENT LOWER FLAT 5 AMS. WILL CARE FOR CHILD IN Trailers and tractors et BE 2801 efter 4 p.m | and bath, carpeted. as beat. io- 3 ROOM HOUSE “PRACTICALLY s a week. Pontiac Farm and oe Thalenwe Ww om. 4 pm. furn. Inquire 3302 Sashabaw, Industrial Tractor Co, |= x _____Building Service 12 opea | wy viag pases. Saal werk : ' R “ADDITIONS > Bap waren “iy Lames “atte agpinons | REDUCED RATES 1 Apply between 16 _aneer van to serve you, Smith 3 Moving PE 4-4862, “i ood, Lake Orion. __..| Drayton Plajns SWE | HM. Ol BURNER AND | } ROOM, FENCED YARD, BABY stove furnished, 6286 Ander-| ~ welcome, Can be seen after 3 OR 7.) pm. Saturday and Sunday. 283 NEW\ DUPLEX, HEAT FUR- _ Prospect. | vie. Waterford high school. | i BDRN. “poood, | LOCATION i } ; } ROOM APT. FE 32-4069 —~j'yms. & pvt. bath, Heat & water included. Near ODELED MODERN 3 —seisRooM a oe ATED =. phane Mrs i |CE NERA RAL & COOKING EXP REMODELING. ORY WALL. eee ST , —— TJ ROOM FURNISHED APTS. “Fa 4 rms. ant close to bus home on west side Garage. $05 - ve good references. “hee, sicipping” Free est. Now: O’DELL CARTAGE | Orchard Lake: | line, PE ———.| Pe Bs Call Realtor Partridge, GENERAL ‘OFFICE re ee aes «Ss ; vee Lae VaR LEAN oe aT | | 3 ROOMS On POR ae CHILDREN | — bola NICE LOCATION _ i . ver e r two-fam- | . : winter tio a LIGHT AND ND HEAVY TRUCKING. iy. Ditte Hwy. Shown eve- pet Brita ONTH ALL MODERN & REDECORATED CLERICAL need ‘yoot- ae Samos. Sand, fill dirt, ‘ “He comes prepared — they ustially argue!” _nings 7 weekends. Te Sree Zs : . medi ving REA a et pont seme), “Secsern kinds. Gon | ee ree —_ 3 CLEAN ROOMS, PVT. | Sarva? aoa | accounis payable preferred. rages “hreeseways, Bal Bathrooms | VET WITH 2 TON STAKE TRUCK — nicely furn. Adults, $14. can. after | | AUBURN Age 3 to 4. Tmanent posi- hauling. FE 44088 —< one Sat. FE ae, me | 3 BDRM. gation. GARAGE, FOLL | Gor, 40 boar. 5 ae weet. | Mey getimaten, “I too veers to Wtd. Children to ) Board ; 26 Wanted Real Estate 32A | APT. ON rcs he Bacepe Wes. & Bet FE. 26: > paneegeaer petn RG Pvi. bath’ Stove & fe. Except Wea. & 88 eane ss ™“ ~ Hurea Street ag” see Painting & & ¢ Decorating 20: CHILDREN CARED. POR. “ue | PEDDLING YOUR rnorEnry | {rg Heat and hot ‘Rover & “re M4 | aservice. | oe Saoa *8. AND os te wes : . oa ; IT DOESN'T method oe. RES oN GIRL be gdng ® sg Ray eg 1 FE +28 and PE ney 18ST. CLASS INTERIOR. EXTE.| CH CHILD eee "EOVED as aND CARED | ‘showing Saly * Fees meee | 3 LARGE ROOMS "EVERY THING | : UNITS \ - N. Hunter, Bgham, MI ¢-1710. Se ee 2? Tae a ‘ORK. - PE! seginting, ecorating. Reas. . PE 2-173. ; pects saves you time and money. | turn 2 " Hemmingway ‘B.. ‘Lake | \ ot cbildren LE 3 4-1 CUSTOM CARPENTERS TOM INTER BECO | REDRM. HOME. PURNISHED. Ma 308. FLEMING -PUGOR LAYING. | shown by appt. FE 5-1927 “4 Big or small we need them T700. _-, Will ease for 4 mos. 873. 6éll | osu, Sanding fishing. 85 Edison. Ph. | SacLEs UPuctaTEn. | all If the price is right we LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM,| Williams Lace Rd | CLEAN 7 ROOM. Uri AND St ing Quart | ean sell it for you. Brin adults only, 3300 Elizabeth Lake OOM HOT bath. Children welcome. PE 43021 LOT OWNERS Sia Pree sian tn ~_ re Living Querters 20) ie seme: we'saing to5 na ie BED a Cedar Island Lake. 31 ‘317 | CLARKSTON NICE 3 RM. HOUSE L : | ROMLAE GPROLETERING — | MOTHER WITH 3 SCHOOL aczt THE BUYERS. Promo, | [ARGETLOVELT 1 @ BATH. BA. attached garage. 55 W. Washing- | a... . four vacant lot. finest meterial | 24 TELEORAPH ae MUliiinen ‘wishes’ Wo thare, ‘nice eters cat ee en ‘satails, airport. _AGms. OM _ 708. | BEDRM. HOME. YEAR ROUND, | "= GLEAN. aMAUL ROUSE, EARLY and manship. We do all ex- | SLIPCOVERS eo home in good neighborhood va OPEN EVES. TILL 30 s0neas 3 OR 4 Ane § CONNECT: | a odeen ei heat, call er 32005. | CLEAN, es. SE, NEARLY erjes. Meabeding foie r| spreads. You: material. FE 5-797. | sueer meter and child. OR wer 27% CONVENT =| 418 be r week, 73 oe | 3 ROUSEs On ON PONTIAC LAKE aoa ss a SavR AND 7 E ve | NICE HOME WITH WIDOW FOR | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | Sane Lexe_Osford_ O08 Oot | | Paitly turn Also trailer space.| safes. $78 0 mo. FE 320, Call : __ Lest _& Found 24) : | NICELY PURN. 1ST. PLOOR OF | OR 31850. after 590 pm a ieeeuaimannianeptianesene=aeaines | § women, near Webster School. | 77 N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8165 Qfamily with TY and garage. LAKE AREA. 3 BED- tet Us Give YOU a PRICE— PE 8-1788. Open E Eves. jt _ 8:30 pm, 1 |"? BEDROOMS CRESCENT - ae _ | __MI1_6-6331 rooms, large home, ‘ull basement, 500 | on_shell home & garages. FE FOUND: yAROR MALE OERMAN wed te M R “A > Fur 33| mem ronames LA kO® succes © $73 per Mo. . oT hoot, Fsutomaite bot water i i 6. SNYDER FLOOR LAYING. choke around’ neck, Om 9-5108. ntracts, ty Ss. 32 nigh od floor apt. with utility rm. Coupie only. fur- Available Dec. 5. ylesbury . | ending and—finishing. Phowe PE | LOST: YOUNO MALE BRITTANY. | ~~~ = |) ROOM BACHELOW APT pown-| 34M oF peetee Fae. OS) ee Paul A. Kera Ine, Dr, 3 blocks off ws, ies? _ | “white, wiih brown markings. Sy: | PRIVATE EARTE, Nou a ee ee en iach | SMALL GROUND FLOOR “APT. ee Cass LAKE} BDRM. WOME. q 4 Ty) | _van_ Village. 4-6683. _to by c 1 BEDRM. LIVING ROOM, KITCH- “ ‘ ete nasi ane Lost setALL BosTow BULL DOO, ay aot " SELL YOUR LAND oom py yg A Clean, comfortable. ities | paid. sa ek 08 Myrtle 2 Qooe we olly- hensenet ie Ma ; Auto frig silo month FE ea ie Go... D. Tompso “per 4-41 | Vieinity of 8. Seniord, ene eet, CAPITOL SAYINOS & LOAN CO. Year around er until June. PE VERY NICE 2 poate, Pavers 7 noois in TOWN BIC ae ee at? oF Sees: 8 ROOM : ; P a. bach. ROOMS Brick bath. OR. : __ ployment Agencies 8A ‘Business Services 13 Lost: [BLIND | MAN'S BOXER. * S05 week Utilities fu 2 LES OTaT, wan down at comet “ory deise. i ae AND BATE A MO, | with 2 h Private one. } rms. and a dark brown male, vic. Cooley Lk. we Sure ene ~ | pata and 1s and bdath- a ewe | EM 34085. $50, 000 7 OR 3 ROOMS, CLEAN, WARM, | For LIKE THIS ONE. 3 "wer Crescent Le n Ss WOOT PRES ~ BIRMINGHAM ACME ELECTRIC SEWER CLEAN- | LOsT| MAN'S WATCH, VICINITY 1? pear high sehom 41 ftnag large tiean rooms. Private bath |} ROOMS CHILD WELCOME. we | S37? “hutomatc heat, Ete ~ We : OFFERINGS ers Quaranteed work. FE 40635.| of Dime Store Sears. OR | At our disposal to vurchase new ot | 7 NEWLY DECORATED APT. FOR | eT Se see nee Dre, | amas. __| Sum, Small : + Immediate full or art line. Boo : ane. WINTATURE OKAY \ clierts See me tb a you ou ell. | Pr essa" __—— vanes. Telegraph #15 Orenard Lk. near > ote py snouse Rent through ee LOWER FLAT, 8: Le~s retaries, typists general 602 N. Johnson. Lost: ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. eo Ec a PT. Telegraph. NO 1 : carpeted, . .| -Prench Poodle Monday P. M 1 ROOM KITCHENETTE & PVT. pe PO cf, 2 RMS within, 10 a.m, te ¢-p-m. ! : vieinity Case Lake. Reward. PE To Buy—To Sell—To Insure py Be cape | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 $e $45, li $0 Todianwood, Lake Orion. is : J 7 . - > Adul oaly, errr ~_ : at our General Printing = LOST—SCOTCH FERRIER BUACK * ; a — N. Pagoock® ROOMS. PVT. BATR. GARAGE. off berner. |i a HOUSE FOR —— EDIATE PONTIAC . Office brindle, male, answers to name MAHA PRIVATE 3 & BATH-}—-Acuits-onir Dees Lake, riabare, — - , a : . os . ef “Skippy Mac”. Vic. M-58 and _On Square Lake FE 8-1370. 71-8892. 5 i in t cape PE 2-508 SERVICE 3 e PE 30135. | Maycrest. Missing since Sunday. | 2 LARGE RMS WLY DEC-| ~& * ROOMS AND BATH, STOVE _ gas beat, $80 a HOUSE : TBS Tabulating \ cane 18_W._ area PPLIAN Reward. ‘on 3-2503 orated. priv. ent “to ae wk. 9 ane , eee eG Couple with; = ™ . ee Seale at MIDWEST ll makes of wringer | Cost: MI TACKEL RE GRAY, ,RFALTY CO, REALTORS _S. Jessie. FE 42305. __—_—| __baby_welcome._281_wkland.__ ; 2 ee | corns noe eter nes “OLDEST — Be? SE merce jashers. 30 prs. Ip |" prench ie, Monday p.m., vi- wen Eventing: 73 One as ? ROOM APT. FURNISHED. 6256 2 RMS. AND BATH, PVT. LIGHTS. Inquire at “791 Doris a, > MENT AGENCY IN- | ROY'S. #6 Oakiagd:; FE 2-402t ie is Lake, Reward. PE+ ={..Anderecavilie Rd. waterford. OR _GMT bus 947 Auburn. _ off Auburn, Auburn Hgts. PALMER BS LE CO. . So ieee’ sou oF AUDIVOX HEARING AID. RM. 10) S20 Bid on the sais of your contract | 3 Peete A ee a enn ba. 4 PERM 1% N. Saginaw. FE 40530. — ost T YOUR PET? WANT TO you 8 AND kW /4 eT pt., tiled b er 7 auto ‘MODERN 5 noost BUNOALOW. TIONS, 408 PORTIA BLOOMPIELD WALL CLEANERS. | {richigas‘antmal Rescue Leacue, Edw. M. Stout. Realtor | “Soe 4 & ee one ene Hvy._MA #1183. Li pene. __{ Expansion attic. beautiful STATE BANK BLDG. # Walls and windows | ware ne PERSON RARBORING 7 N. Sacinew 8 Prope sae 2 kee MOpERN A AND PRY » OP iccerited Tiled a ~ ADULTS ON- | Soe onth. ane wth grown : N G St. : | yy dee : private y| $0497 Tis. est, No obligation. PE, WE) Tale German shepherd dog. Ever Tu 8 went adults. Suit- | Rag, SETRA MODERN with | “Dornis ALTORS - _Instructions — 9| Ace TREE SERVICE WEMOVAT, | DUNS, Pleat Fee ens Reward |? BEDROOM LAKE PRont rur-| sble fort Tibusiness women. |* SMS. Girte's Wk. 10 ti. from | 752 W & SON RE ise? AAnn=| and trimmiog. Get our bid PE | me. Gone about 3 weeks. Reward ished house, Modern, $7$ month. PE_2-8750 after 4 p.m: ties leete til Sine 15th. End | eco 27188. 7 ° for fruitful information. Ray E. | EM 3-248 2 BDRM. YR. ROUND HOME ON 43. MODERN 5 ROOM HOUSE, “OIL BEST WAY | [oy Rar By mages prez | “Sn ‘INA FLASH! | —par| MASI wbthpoouse. Full base: | © ROOMS MODERN. GREER Rp Satssoriation, in Bbam- ° = es = c. i * : & transportation, . crimatass a S| Hobbies & Suppli Eaton EEOOR FAL | tar auto oll bret OW moni. | URE, Bh |, eta DRIVING SCHOOL CHAIN SAWS Hobbies & Supplies 24A| ror your 1 pom Righest | OR. 31995 Se Trine ee | Ae wn * ' Se errno ar pA rom us “aus KITCHEN ANI y ROO , Pei ATH & ENT. 35 MODERN. Sole Cal PEt ba5ss or FE} Rented snd sold AN? OU ee eee eee ae i Utemes service. We sisy buy ‘equities. |? cuits Suceme Si NP p ae "$40 Hn PE 5-6810 after 5:30. * RMS xD ee - “ ‘@02lt Herder Cooley. eo oe err by number sets $1.68 1p (frames! A. JOHNSON. Realtor SOAS RNG BATH MEWLY | 2 ROOMS FRONT. or i FLOOR. ; a, “Wane ima EARN TO DRIVE, INE SAWE SXPERT BLOCK CATING (AND) {2 Jit TBAReAsTORE BE | “54S Telegraph Rd, | furmunes, toa retecora ee REY |* vail turn. OF 3-4033. _ford. 965" per morth: © ir aire awrence e 2-144. / elegrapn — : AT “SAPE-WAY” DRIVER | Lake Orion, MY 3-4163 Lble couple ur person PE 83112, |3 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE 4 BEDRM HOME NEAR MET a amanning jseHtoon —e ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE _RB- Notices & Personals 28 |= Ff E 4 4-2533 _ |§ ROOMS, MAIN FLOOR. MEN | trance. Gas tove furn, PE | more, schovl bus. Me’amora 25P4. . - eo -emelienne Pi pe re epee | GAs _ FOR PRAcTS, | Preferred PE ¢31% weoiiceniete | oR ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. So “Ww Wanted M Ti " : a +e“ ROoms TLARGE FRONT ROOMS. PRI | Wolverthe Dr. on Wolverine Lake. ork ant ale 1 0 GeNnk’s HEATING SERVICE FUR.| AAA PRIVATE DETECTVES | weit, 4540 BW. shower, Strate eateanee. ¥ gotrance. Vicia ae > Foen a sal . “|. Base your mind of worry. Know of Auburn Heights, Private entrance. FE 2-2416, pac re contanren Wode WORK. NEW &| DSCeS repeired, cleaned, Sold. | the facts about matters. Private CONTRACTS WANTED LARGE, nota oe ccigwroww,|3 ROOMS AND BATH ON MAIN a? ¥ HOUSE MOVING. HO’ Rais. consultatin FE _ 55201. need contracts or immediate Inquire 22 Auburn. Rear Office. . floor with laundry facilities. q OR MA sale. ers veo. cozy. iv 5 ox. joo WANTS SERVICE STA’ | "ing jocal and long distance Li |ANY GIRL o WOMAN NEED. sale “ay waiting What Dave |S nooMs. GROUND FLOOR. PVT.| Ghid’ welcomed. ORiando 8224 rienced, PE 5-5802. : Se ee aie conten. Mis Ro te Langley “Phone PE | oF small balances new ne am ees OM. ee. see, er Boy is $ WORK EVES. 2-512. Confidential. Salvation | soned racts. Clark Real Es- | _*°?**- ¥ nace, soY is wistias K EVES:| Cal 1 Royal Oak Lincoln “e860. acme tate, 1362 W. Huron St. ove. NEAR GMC PLANT - ~ ey ai, . ND erator, $85 a Mo. jpne wackents. 7 Sas... NELSON HEATING.” FURNACES pings. FE or PH Gants. | ate Central Ave, Near Sagine if +003 BS Gente NEW 2 RANCH : 2-4064 after style duplex, brick veneer, full St-|\CARPENTER WORK. ALL KINDS,| cleaned, serviced and instalied.| A Cnapp S . .| Aerotred Knapp Shoes Ask for Mr. rad = Jo" Featherstone, FE| PE 5-1788. Fred Herman TitsT all. | ee 7 RMS. AND BATH ON SAGINAW | 5 RM. HOU: eed eo" d 3 5 RM. HOUSE FURN. LK. PRIv- heat, really. BINETE FORMICA AND PIN: | Mee'n-1 mopping petioe "and |DAINTY” MAlD_FOR_supeLiEs | O% eros petal sabe ma Re ag heated. $00 per | ° legen OUk- Orton, $10 « Mo. Ret.| hice.» Union Lake, References. * Attics finished. R -| fee, A-l wi end |DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES. mere 100 t fronta: , Locatet— te down tewn. $124 - i St FE a ‘ anytth : _EM 3-4285. 2 repairs. EM 34015 oe 2 _Mrs. Burnes, FE 93 Mark. | 9 "DCH Tl. & Telegraph| et , : im SE, ‘NEW 4 Roc 10 zn MAKER AND CARPEN- i Pree eotimsahes VE 26018 fe Pat ie Dear "ah stanly Be : 7 F Employment ter Kitchen and specialty. FE | $652 ; . 35.40, Dorothy's, PB SIM | oe ganar Eves 5-889 BM SAWS MACHINE FILED ] re f 4 ON "trom 0 eis oy Flee MANLEY BEACH __1e Bagley in Debt it dele i eer & < REE TRIMMING . stove and : furnished. cA any cP ee teR 450 CABINET al Free est. PE naaoe, rE eo . gd monn” “4 rns geeenenes._ TaD yaar Furniture e Refinishing 1 16A INC. Se %S. Paths Wanted Ri Real Estate 32A werk io Dee 340 © month, a ve __weekend : a : aes }RECAIRING AN TIOV EARN ABOUT BIRTH OL. ei : 7 Rooms AND BATH. STRICTLY ‘i Sate cee Fontise ‘Pre and Seca or exp. mat sinlty . rE. 3-772. Our A 52 sre Fst WT! TDs PROPERT Y modern. Compietely furn. OA 8-2466 * i: van am. at We have buyers for homes the Elizabeth Lake, $17 wee ; sm Laveside. Home ii ba | OW Fe Pan snes he trad weaby need work badly, PE 42760 Income Tax Service ram oe ea ge fey ann incotse TAX vax? GEN Se ee Sv ‘< VARIETY weeeer. OL 1-6403; alter rst “and Shop. Will Rate | Sundays and Te, lec Christ- arom Agencies 17A) 1 mit INSURANCE ALL INSURE BY Nichol ssw sod Ria ye vv . n pwhseng oer. : Dorothy hy Soper Lavender’ | 3440 Ww, — Ure 2-44 | W. sib BUsinEss On Pro. man, shower garage. FE 2-3517. __ Rooms With Board ; 38 COMFORTABLE Phong West ‘ae HOME rik VERY , clean, FE soar, 14 Matthews, LADY TO SHARE HOME WITH bus Vic, Pontiac rE LARGE ROOM 7 PERSONS, twin good food. Near GMC. . PVT. . Jobnson. FOR AGED. IR 3-6320. MOTE. CARPETED, rivese Ga. 2 a at See 40 Rent Stores ON DIXIE DIXIE HWY. Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC, 20 8, Main, Clarkston, Mich. MA 5-502! BIRMINGHAM a Enr Ee in E. W. KURTH, REALT 790 5, Weedsua good neighborhood a B, oF ELISE SUBLETS Van Welt. OR }- OFFICE SPACE - _ FOR RENT AUBURN HEIGHTS FE 5-9293. For Sale Houses 43). $900 DOWN, €-ROOM MODERN: call 23-7906. 15-DAY POSSESSION Nearly new & rooms & bath. Gas Lot 602210. Only $9730. le Terms. WEST SIDE Mimasees° t ots @ $9,000, Sylvan I Manor. * 3 bedroom brick home with — foom. Brick Sana eled tied kitchen, heat ene. Priced sat a. cash to” SYLVAN 2363 oret herd er IN sYLVAN paren eee DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE BEAUTIFUL RANCH HOME DO You want aj bedroom house. YOU want @ bullt-in electric oven. YOU want a large lot, you want to live in Waterford Twp. You wast be mind vite Mt ‘on Wik “hams & within 1 block R.- your house. : You want fmmiediate possession, YOU SeigcwS. i 4 month including taxes & insurance ” CALL = SEE - BUY Clarkston | “REAL ESTATE INC, 20 6, Main, Clarkston, Mich. ‘ sateened ga vane: 100x150, Gas heat, as-fired incinerator, pitvileges. on Eine Lake, Sell or consider home aan BRICK TERRACE ‘ $1,000 able rooms, new g system, very economical face to live, -. ¥ACANT BUNGALOW DOWN Attractive 2 betreeny vs th pliede - beth, located alow VACANT, ean DOWN tad's up Basement and “essed: in pores “Price $6,850. ead BUNGALOW DOWN mediate sale, $7,950, or Bice lot. Price ree, $8,000. | _ heat, sutomatic dy lot. Priced for im- |. Want A Larger Home? Bemodeted — # floors — 3 bed gain at agg Ere tet SH EPARD REAL ESTA Adams Rd. at eben “QL 1-111 _ GI's + YOU want -« vutitim electrie-range; > —~ For Sale Houses’ 43). ™ Sen a dindicdeats ain Sell or Trade _furnished, 6 rms.,- ‘ull b bese. ment, all meders Je. 2-car garage Paved a te te 12-b * For § Sale Houses built brick ranch style baths. % acre at "$31,500. Terms. Cail to sho | Canal: Lot ~ Cass Lake | Tit wRicHt 45_ Oak | RANCH HOUSE SPECIAL IN BLOOMPIELD —————F Oakland TRI PE 5-0441 Pp oo 8, Move in by Christmas! Custom of For Sale Houses 43 28 Nothing own | wit build 2 or 3 e with bas on you $400 DOWN "| 2 2 poares ful) bath, 2 large lots. drive, ence yard, Terms. Lin- “C. PANGUS, Realtor Ortonville: NAtional 7-2815 or NAtional 17-3050 Buy Thru Partridge ‘List Thru Partridge Nick @ ROOM HOUSE, FULL | bath and basement. 2878 Bulck. | _PE 5-8206, | ‘= é ROOM APT, HOUSES. jodern, 3 ours. ae Pien- ee Beedle sddition, . some bu ing material inca’ Lot = a tt & rms. ond pee. wireplace 1% | car e x ‘er i w. 'G. Warrcoms, REALTOR | TRANS RELO- cate immediately, will sacrifice, will take low dn. yment. Land- scaped acre with ruit and shade trees, 3 b pine p rec. room, screened patio, 2 car range & a AP Newsteoture: | ‘BETWEEN MONTCALM & OAK. | LAND. ao iz 3-Bedroom Sanck lastered ‘oor, as wi i fi . full ase with Aw eat. tile floor. Auto baal ‘et, , Ga ke tor" ‘appoint: Inéome Home Immediate possession on this § room income home. Apartment for owner plus jneens of $164 per nea ardwoed floors, full basement, Chose and bus walls to schools, stores at doot, GILES REALTY CO. | { 9 West Huron St. FE 6-6175 | OPEN 9@ ‘HOUSE FOR SALE. 9630 COM- ~ merce Re, EM S-06s anien Ses CIVILIANS > 5 ROOMS WHY PAY RENT OLY $350 DOWN $33.70 MONTHLY Plus Taxes & Insurance” $7,000. TOTAL PRICE ONLY A FEW LEFT Loads of Features All Improvements In MODEL OPEN DAILY 1P.M, 7P.M. | Blaine at High Street CHAS. MAROTTA Building Co. FE 8-I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | IDEAL WEST SUBURBA j Attractive brick bungale', 2 nice bedrooms, new - ‘ pan- tted -enciosed recreation room, natural Aaeriace, bes basement, large lot, fruit tleges. ree eee ee | 106 FT, WATER. FRONT Snug, warm. liveable year round “west end “~~ ‘Lake. Only $1000 down. OXFORD | Fortec for ar 2 bedroom heat, B nclosed PS 000 de attached . garage. $10,500. $2,000 down. Longfellow School First time ote fall “basem: Ain fom rege rms witht — kitchen and ran tore, habe priv- cumesmbeg gasses HOME ROCHESTER. AREA |, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ers galore. Act foes on this rms. one—$10,500. Off Joslyn Neat and clean 5 reom bun- . at only $9,950 these. Call day's best value. [ast Side Ranch bom din vesement. New 2)ecar ¢ Close to schools and res. A good family home — small down payment, Elizabeth Lake Estates Excellent 6 room home sit- uated on 2 riectly land- scaped lots. There are awn- ings, carpeting, wi soft- ener, gasinator, outside grill. clone f ex- sregreianry ae mn, for downrigh . comfort and charm. See today. ¥ 6,050. All Brick Witn 3 Cozy Waterfront | A cute 2 re ze. pa foots. anered “and 2 ‘jos You'li be amazed 2?-car everything } ae toa think of 3 bedrooms near Dan- tei Whitfield School. Gas heat, incinerator, reereation baths up is. te ie real value. eT price with te sterd 2-car ga- —Only one of now to see to- © with 2 hbed- rr In bedroom frame ondition. Cash ‘talks! Or le msi fae “fot; -Neow-- eh Lee in center of town huded t pass up this very Srofttable investment. 8 MOD CLASS c in Pred- ericks Michigan. Small grocery. oun a ov 2-STORES, 4 apts. All units | rented, On main St. in Pontiac, good —, building. Showing very on eer wile Posy further details STATEWIDE B. D. CHARLES, REAL 1717.8. Telegraph Ss 4-062 ‘Sale Land Contracts 52 BALANCE $6,400 AND 17 PER cent discount, has old finished ce house. 7601 after 6 eave 20 per cent. “FE 3-7103 or OR, 3-2037 ? | BORROW WITH CONFIDENCE steady income ular monthly payments. Loans. are made without endorsers. Service is fast. Money ay the same da; Phone or: steg Household Finance __ Corp. of Pontiac | Giroux -Franks | a. REAL ESTATE 4395 Dixie Hwy. OR 30701 206-ACRE FARM _| HEART OF LA home; bat trie allos, 33 stanchions. | other build- = LAPEER COUNTY Lovely 6 rms, rem Large other ‘a yaaa lerge terms, By ty ge es RIDGEWAY ory well with new Jet $10,250 with $1,250 dow ‘REALTY oir EE Lafayette St. Buy Thru Partridge List oN a e Rigi depth yO +NEAR PONTIAC, 2? ACRES m ranch home with lake prtvioace: ott fw full floors THRUOUT MICH 1050 W Ww. HURON, ST. BUSINESS” Auto Agency __ _ SEW DUOTHERM Of. Household Finance Corpora- ~and (Provident t W. Lawrence St. ‘Kay Bie} ay Se a moor Room 204 — LOANS $25°to $500 | ints n len 2S, BENEFICIAL i apy Foye FINANCE 2 CO. ome tie Mares PM. PLENTY EASY PARKING “LET'S TALK | 4 W, Lawrence St, FE ay hema ai Buckner Customers mex | TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25. TO #500 A LIVES 'OCK See, All wool CONTEMPORARY DAVEN : Recovered & Lp mand Rs yra.- seg State ‘weal, “A e320 | Ken uv NERS, t ~ RSS ATE EAE ASHER, WRINGER TYPE. TAP. nanceen, et dining room tite. i: Lounge chalf.... ievecernes woes, Sha eee Wash i er peer eee ee hee ee eee rt. wee Ta fopnageeh * : “pe. tt BOE... eceves Saeed oun a oe a — 00. 7 be. dining. po set. saree ‘ WE ByY SELL, OR TRADE nc Miss OR, MRS DARK RED VEL- veteen dress cuit, size 7, lke new, OP 3-540? DOUBLE "BED. MA ATTRESS | box springs. Complete. New. mey’s OVERCOAT, LIKE NEW. 44. Cost $65) sell $28, OR DAVENPORT, nH AIRS. “FABLES. _and lamps. G EM 3.5062. G RM. at DUNCAN chairs, tables. love MATERNITY CLOTHES FOR PE §-2026 FLOOR SAMPLE SALE Lk. a Commerce Ra 3238 Erie Sale. Household Goods die aiusT 2 ore. oe i 1a1_N. Saginaw eeeke THOMAS pitosen FURNITURE £2: . 361.8, Saginaw & Pontiac oe bah WAYNE GABERT'S Up te 25 per cent discount on all floor sample refrigerators, wash- ers, dryers, gas electric and TY sets 2 "7p to . La arte MACH, ay, oP 2 je" _west- | Ss - Phone PE 2045. DISHW ASH | erie oer cond. o6 om. wanor. CHINA CABINET. LIKE a PE 5-8287. une? Oxia RARER ES COTTON RUG, FE 8-3338. 19-in xnCA TV. Reg. $450-now $250 noe blonde Tv, Rea, $349.95 — w $250 “comb. b. nce Wal Reg. $300.86 ~ comb. atgeweni TV Reg. 6280.05 —— chine’- Dealer will sac- | > By a Rud aly i2 Fu Lavina = SUITE. $35. Comb. Crosiey AM-PM, Reg, $260.98 | Sete elec, range, Reg, $278.85. Now | arr as range, Reg, $240.05, Now | _§ . Bendix Duomatic. Reg. $400.95, Now $389.00 Calcinator - Mohawk Rugs — rte at Ww AYNE ape Gas 3 STOVE. TAPPAN 4 DELUXE. | Chrome oven, exc. condition. Rug, GOOD USED ELECTRIC RANGES -ALL-NAME BRAND IS | SOME LIKE NEW $39.50 AND UP ‘CONSUMER'S: OF FURNITURE FOR LaLone Ct, ba] we Burdick St.. Oxford,. Mich. © cU. PT. T. WESTINGHOUSE RE- _ trig-€ OR 3-1611. jo” GAS RANGE. EXC. oi PE 5-2581, MAHOGAN .. WALICRAPTER radio-TV flu ab GAT ee coffee table, 2 vente lamps 1 PR, "pe fe icE SKATES, SIZE 30 p.m. iese 24” MUNTS _FE _pendiiehies Crocheted ee Rab; ‘Reasonaye @ Pc. € DINING. ~~, SUITE. oo condition Sines a) come tn and ay! tak FE ¢01% FE +112 PONTIAC ‘RD ) _AT OPDYKE _ . IN Goop 2D CORO | . Y a | Bov't S CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES é ROOMS ‘OF ba : AND ee, a OR 3-121. AXMINSTER RUG, 12 x 15. Exc. all leaf pattern. $75, FE +8008 AUTOMATIC ‘DELUXE KENMORE washer 4 Ss dryer. Ampro hi-fi tape by Center Sager wcnere Only | AU re Sewing rocker. iter 5:30 FE 2-2 AUTO ELEC. ” DRYER, ‘BALANCE is lhe: Ot . OF heater, erm, New, only $89. 7° HOUSEHOLD CoODs Ph. Rochester. OL, 6-071) OL 1-781. Need $500 os your ne Home & Auto 1s. Pp ond Hours 8 ta &: Saturday @ to 1. 139 Repossessed elec range, Sotenee 4-50 per wk. So) a AUTOMATIC WASHER NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Only $149.95 Complete With fast, courteocs ana “tuieed to be, ed 8 PT. GUAR-| . rae fit z re one, $30, 6565 > Le id to car r budget? Electric, and Westinghorse Rebuilt, As low $40.50. ROY’S REPLACEMENT Oakland ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT POR THE OME, CAN @ FOUND, Loan Gompany Loans — $600 to $1,500 ® garage bome. Apoty 300 ‘Nationa! Buildin Beaton or ohone Fk +4738 Mertgage Loans 54 =a nets ied inn, CHRISTMAS SPECIALS OR EAS UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY We buy, sell or trade. Come out look wm . free ileges $200 down _small cash. OR 39-7244 TRADE Swaps: 55 2 |BEDROOM HOME, MODERN. | hae gauite a. ee piek-up Pees is _bew, $25, io BxTRA SPECIALS Now $75, — Refrigerators — —All stock re YOUTH BED CARPET s' modern armchair and § yards of $0" Swedish modern drapery ma- —tertal-MAyialr 3 ——4 Christntas Gifts 39 > Mee s PRE OF ESEION, ‘f Pe schey skate of J.C. Higgits Woher'# skates” ‘sine an Excellent cc A . BoY's CHICAGO ROLLER . skates, wsiae 4, encatent cond, / Girl's skates, size a) Scout uniform, wise” ier Girl's, Scout uniform, y's cowboy boots, size 6 Lady's West- ern slacks and a 42. Also hat, OR 3-607. &. Like new. $8. OR_ | Bia CAGE AND STANDARD. | CROCHETED RUFFLED ; —paby sets, pillow cases. also. o- | between Rochester & Livernois CHILDS LARGE STATION wagon car large trievcle, 16 Piorence. Christmas S cial Bicycles. at wnoleaale pic se Potoreyele a Ww. DEL _Lke new, MY 3-2884. on | CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Save - Save - Save *pane 08 oe ‘square. elec, fry we piece tow fat, = etain- Regular” Soop ee ch,” eiee. 0° ‘Percent jott on all Sunbeam Regular 1495 GE ha a trom, $11.54. Large selection housewares, | Reguiae. us Erispy canister set, now fore, ge selection of housewares, = spermine goods. Laya- KELLY’S RARDW ARE Auburn He’ ZAlcohol 188 P Proof 1 Felt B. Rug 3 $3.95 used coat accepted es trade-in «on cars. H J Van Welt oe . CASTEP palae oop TRAI 2 ee heve you. em accordion ar Salen e 7%. Yaone Romeo, TRADE. In/ NEW. home, furn. oe ecete. St /eer or IDEAL __ Pupp’ “used. Mon.-Fri. Robert PAS- senger coupe, mechanical = ee t 4 cy AP. SINGLE CE- ment laundry, tab afd stand, for iigsew or what have you, FE ewi¥ * StuTF md 5 CHEVRO- «8 *- =| SS sass Sasi ee 3383 | BARNES HARDWARE FE et ‘platessa 33767 Romeo, Mich.. SALES. CORPORATION MICHIGAN BUSINESS | ™™™ ] Loans to $500, up to 2% agate to} Happy Folks: rh Comercial Bagns s Employes with } New a ft. ! amile in the most srs: / puiiding with So Ba 4 4 open. tots It 19 easy to deai at, Buckner’s ? for 101 where diness Log j courtesy and shown to everyone and bor pleasuss ‘is @ Provide for your ithmedia future happiness by in ~ TF. ae oe wining - PARK aT oun Hor poo FACH/ CASH CU fied Ady, Calt F (28181, bas aa Pe Y TOMERS ‘chews Clasek | na SPS ON REIN, SUN OIL COMPANY — ~ Was avaliable for lease « service 2 UCKNER = ar ae ee ‘| Bateman Kampsen |" NEW ELECTRIC BLANKET AND new hand made comforter - kets. Also used comforters. . __FE_2-6321 or call at 23 Pine St. t trons lewelry. 2 ring g horses, to’ ag piste Tararseesiae ¢ =u Friday, - | PING PONG igi pe, “iEw. SIL _| SILVER , AND PAINT STORE |" Exe. condition, $28, scart feet, 0 Ma 1353 eves shelves, shadow oer, and ‘ables oorser Fat < toy land. ¢ A See ee OPEN EVEAY Uwrtl fs THE PONTIAC > PRESS, _ainsDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1956" ARMSTRONG #xn% INCH Mee BACH _ FLOOR SHOP ° ae value, 4 eae, 3 "Orche NCH SOIL ind ‘ USAVE LUMBIN 172 8, Saginaw ne. 5-2100 BUILDING A $595 VALUE BE USED RAGE, OR U oN. Felegraph RA. BEEF saat Opie eats BRI HALF ae arket. FE — all you want, a CO. Mile: Rd. ASPHALT TILE) a ec out s & ny - . © 5 1ae? e 7” ~ LIMITED OFFER a Se pr ot Pe S030 | Sale Sto ore Equipment 64 McCULLOCH “CHAIN Saws 7 nik bobiegeenanaaee n trimmed Parts & Repairs ins te - ALL METAL WALK-IN ‘& shots. $125 it will bold | 1000 Crooks Rd. an ote Pe 6 SF Bi wait." Good eam | seer ; in and Cyd gt D FR MAN'S) 835. PE ¢1010. dition. Farmer's Market, 484 Au- SALE. 3 os vom of WY. Aan & Lawn ent, 1503 sats Stine etet™Sd| 9. OIL BURNER | res te ce ee s| ae ee eae toa Seu Feehan vo end| Dont oue, eatng,ename., ate | Hearing machines ine cape | ERMAN, SHEPHERD HEE "| _Foone Miiwent cous. - " . as, . $1 week. See them os reg. a te, AND RER Senate SPREADERS. DERS. CHAINSAWS ott FUR OIL FURNACE SOSPER a on your Remiagtoe TY prosram.| German Shepard Pu Puppies Bam squipment. Davis Machin. | CoeroR rental . BTU e 5 ’ AEC Re * - caLL" ich, CHAINHAW Dist. | building. "Reascoabie. ‘S. parks Ta, pearance. ay ga Raised with ‘aides stock 19 airs Beginnine our 26th 3-582 " Pedigrees : ——$ OU. SPACE on i machines and ¢ im regisie th |” 480 and Te tar 62504 - SPECIAL -Christmas Pe bie. ay” Reore ait Mark Shernart, | GERMAN SHEPHERDS, BLACK &| 1°, Ptt, ‘ght discount, on al Of SA gd a a en A Sm SO IE Ideas | Si siete Ral SR eiigie chneen ena | pant et kee | Baa mon Woman” at RA JET. | MEAT C LER, | 62504 "PONTIAC PARM &mDUs. new. 135 ft. 1%” : ~ scales, | MALE BOSTON BULL PUPPY, 6 A Beautiful Ne New Kitchen | tic“ pipe and sere plas | most grinder, Sieer: cant com: | “wks. old, Alse canaries, PE 4-836 825 Woodward Ph wn & Wood, Still time} MA 6-698! ‘| R Gene et, 8.| %epIGREE BOXER WITH Pa- __. FE 40461 or PE 41443 by. Chrismas * plate PLUMBING TOOLS & “W City. | Teles rs, FE 5-7164. bey CTORS Sith SHOW al nowly Sinks, i truck. FE 6§-1016 / +! LOW. AML JTHER hoods fake, Pormics counter| PREWAY ELECTRIC STOVE AND. yr oe Te COD ROS oe AES tops, Pullin combination vfead pra bieyele. Like new. 21”. FE Sale Sporting Goods 65 0 es FOR MALE PRICED TO SELL. WE malser —nae e of ‘kitchen. ; ' FE 2138 KING BROS. 22 WINCHESTER PUMP, LIKE FLATPORM ROCKER. 98.00) 90) gs. FE ¢4706. ARS | CANARIES. CAGES | rm «ory PE 41112 man happy and at ie, Radio via uadaeece i$ $40 NEW im PUMP. ve AKC nes rE _ YOUR LP. 8 DEALER Power Tools Child's Burp —T sad tr Both $6. 19 E. | PEDIGREED COCKER | PUPPIES, #ANTE™ TO BUY, Uakp SOW te Make your ows Ch el ech Adusiral 1 GUNS, MODERN, AND ANTIQUE. 2: months, Call efter 4:00 "EM goed cenaition, dee with East-Bilt pat-| wih stand. Needs ture tube. sell and ‘trade, Burr-Shell, | —*5*2. ‘ ts, 1-3 off.| Best offer takes. Call ‘PE 2-5047. wis. }. Telegrapa. PARAKEETS — SUPPLIES Auction Sales oa VALLELY'S ea a 200 AMP. | LADIES NIGHT. ONLY ah ‘ PME. 2, ft. of cable, gauges, PA ARAKESTS. CANARIES, SUP- ; OL 1-9941 gutting toren, and 300 ft. of hose, FRIDAY, DEC. 7 _ piles. 183 Sande PE b-s051., WEDNESDAY | NIGHT AUCTION ma cae | raag harntoeaton PATA me raphovonmnng ResGLs oh oa, | ox ie ee erie Ex | s YBAUGIFS female beagle. 2 yr8, old. SOR XUCTION EVERY PRI NrOHT. | to. build tm, from $3.95.| Dike. iaROK ELeeow or PARAKEETS, CANARIBG, CAOES. 6089 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains. Double sins, from, $9.8. G. A. sise % 10 Fe "Gy Sa § aed Omri | Pe Since 1827, $84 $4 Oakland Ave. | OF 22717. SER SPECIAL FOR % - 4 14, horsepower, SW envertble Jet . aoe wasiee Fy i) TRADE _Farakects Gun toT3 pole For Sale Housetrailers 78 78 Paine and guuge included. 9 vsed| faerie Pre lea Pa Tee REVOLVER €3.| neompenko peaur y vaE| "EE, WM. TUMY, FeUIrreD. shallow well piston pumps. Cheep. lqxs'xis Fir ..s..ceeeeee-ene $818) 55 Ibe Sirews, ete. Like new. | od. Ve hunter. PE 37161. | ; “e OR _3-9022 jen 8 PM: |4H8'RM FIP owe eeceereneeees $1.00) PE 5-3129. REG. PEKINGESE PUPPIES — 2 ‘SS NEW moon i. 37 fT FOOT tai $2,600 GONCRETE FLOOR HARDENERS|(x8x% Pir --0...-.000.0.-+.+ § 7.98 mo. 6 renee PE 57135. Reinforcing Mesh |4'x8's% Birch ............6 $16.00 SPORTSMEN SPRINGER PUPPIES. 38 EACH. 5° SE Cement, Mortar, Plaster ¢ @x8'x% Plyscord .......s--+ § 3.75 our gunsmitn. Complete ee ae Petes ik ie, condition, fall price “j100e. Cement Paint for Walls & Floors 2% “Piyseord .cscccecces 9 4.78 ee service. Bluing, scopes, mre __ Sel Fontioc tx Re. - Blaylock Bg Rr pe ead rin, reeeien, FARO ERD SOO acecamnte | Oa ALMA, ERCELUERT CD ONDE COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY, CO. PIE 22543 1488 Baldwin ave. | SANDY’S SPORT SHOP _ Ee 3300s park so r trailer si amd @ Ave. BY THE COIL. Mon. to Thuts. 9 ote 68 9to 8. | TOY FOX TERRIERS. Lintady | ’ DOORS foot, Wal, horse for aupon ping | Sat, ¥ to 4, Sut 8 1 44] gud row dows. ARC res. FE/H VGparian pouetraier. Ear Intertor and exterior flush oo. G. A, Thempesn, 50'S, TOBOGGAN. 4 PT. WITH PAD. $15.) TROPICAL PISH & SUPPLIES. cond EM SA nOUEE. pine grade doofs. door jambs, St : rE 44708 Guaranteed ‘canary. singers. Also 1084 39 3 PT. ALL pry | HOURE: | ~ esr : STOKER WINKLER, 30 | “KRD | “Wanted: 3630. PAY_925_ | dog, cat ies *. omnes rices, Fentis Re co, on Ta controls a0. ak ND ANTES: 3? AY $25. Home A ee Pia et DAVID. - | UNE 000 WikcHESTER 30 GAUGE PUMP, | - 05,” PINCHES WHITE, WICE ~O f a Fige shape: $168. yg 3% furnaces Used oes ou “Sand, Oravel & Dit_66 Sacha Din és All et Shop # 8. Astor. FE XIOFr Hey. cain, MAC 0 ser # or ur | _ Sand, Orevel © Ont T il White Pine Paneling LE On Side, oF MA $1337. PLP L LALLA AA — A REAL BARGAIN ris n | Aluminum bination e |) iy T. GRA k CINDERS, | DOGS, CATS BOARDED. Docs AND USED LUMBER & doors, aluminum & Fibergias ‘cow manure, tend & stone, | ‘tained. Burr-Sheil, 8. Tele- ; ales RI : BRICK eee Je each FE 4.6089 iawn : ~&raph your i TOP BLAC Sects field the, Instiation, beet Sam ito 8 pm “dirt “send. gravel and filr-cirt. |-—Hay, Grain & Feed 71) ax tak 00D USED MOD. | Fock, roofing. nails, windows | @TEEL GARAGE DOOR, 40. BOYS rior toe, eee FOE FE $4136. rs —~ | BEAN ist SERVED. | or trim. 26° bike, $20. Beginners accor- | A-1 300 BALES OF WHEAT OR OAT KEW. 1957 br ROLL 8. Ls, Pups pethres AND FHA; dior ets tr & at reese Fe ms # oka on tea eating beg, bale. G00 Baie STUARTS. TOUR E AND SURPLUS eoaye ~| cL OP SOIL CRUSHED STONE. | Per bale, OA_ 23648. Pr 8 O8 1 FT WIDE. PARTS “mand ravel, fi Teer Karl How. | 1000 BALES SECOND CUTTING | AND. A 5 PER end ——— :) 5-202 - ne wt 3-083 see No rain. OA 86-2179. eae Mae er eed 20721 oe oon | sacs PE, op" Bon ak | ah | $78o ae 1 uit sour : ‘ : “| euttin, ia No rain —_— a ; able if sold_in Mil si ALL LER 2600 one on clans pte Sater ra ‘SA'| separately. 775 Seott Lak tte hd. PE ee ae : rs for ariveware and parking a! ind “tent ne condition. Oo Oa. ie. “Mceat 11.95 jee eee deter sz |4x8 Sheet $1.35 1 MODEST. MAIDENS - ges, 3 GIBSON ELEC, GUITAR, LIKE new, OL 7. 0 TUNING AN. TUNING. C1. Y ames Oscar i D REPAIRS. Fy Schmidt. “Tt can be an exclusive mode, Madam, all you have to do is buy three dozen we have in stock!"’ For Sale Pets _69|__ Sale Farm Produce 75. BEAGLES. N. | APPLES. JONATHAN, SPIES, AND Eberles B the |” Delicious. 618 ©, Walton Blvd. 1) ag. Puvs, 4 months. Female, 4| block E. of Joslyn. PE 46537. . | ND SWEET CIDER, uit wine, reg. F die ApPLee A SoxEr Pur. MALE, 10 MONTES, Lk. Rd. Open 7 days week. [alt inots.” AKC Market GRADED SAND GROWN toes. Very Teasonabie. MA oer, Bace x ie ce TAN ogg oh 18 MOS. TILLERS & TRACTORS |~ HARRY Be ang FROM HARRIS- | Sno ‘ow a8 . winter treads as SERVICE TIR TREADING ED. WILLIAMS 451_8. Saginaw «t Reeburn Auto § Service 81 CRANESHAFT © GRINDING IN THE ear, cylinders 7 Zuck Ma- chine 23 Hood. Phone FE pare. Tinets has salen ta is We unden ‘ye ene, _Anytime Sale Farm Equipment 76 16 tiller now, we of used tillers— good condition. have s good cock Osea garden tractors, and ‘power 12-2563. For Sale PoreceyS 83 rOR P gan arn barges. nu Rarer Saginaw, _ For Sale Bicycles _ WICTCLE, GIRt. SCHWINN, $28 _ Boats & Accessories 85) PRASAD unten SHEETROCK Pree gett rg omy BURMEISTER ern Lumber Co. ¥ Lake .". Fores reed ale, 04. “ tired, See an FORT PIANO, #10. we Hostons At at STUD, ee Fur eee vaace GERiQuT PIANO, YOUR OFFER. + oor “TERRIER, # FRE. - a with | USED joa BASS ACCORDION, rio ne a unites AND 6 shift and om. #*,* Like st ee r a “ i sone - re aon _S3s6et Forms may be srringed, Square Lake tnd Woodward. PE New, oli fired. $298 | Sale Office Equipment 3) say a & 1 8 35634, CORONA Treewarrea. PORTA. | Mansfeld. Of Jee sO! ge ee ae Org. oanis.- 4° mae. GOOD OAK tno Glass Oovicd i pert hee aac os ist AND SECOND CUTTING AL _thesver SA" Ba _ ALFALFA ECOND CUTTING, and oon ALL TYPES oF HAY FOR BALE, Aisu straw, Will deliver. OA 8-2179. ED POTA $10 A TON. While they last. OA 8-2179, Ly bag yy LUMBER. WILL | aoa Se Gd0b ig A brome dam : Snes 2124 W. Civeteeti 4 5 v0 oy Bate OF STRAW. FE __ For Sale Livestock: 72) Ki i en Tem Lemp Re Realtor ty reasonable ores, 1 Lot 133, STORE |BAGLEY AUTO PARTS 170 X. rE A REMINDER PE, 20878 suit attirs 690 Oakland PE 8-0483 tae snniva Comm COMPLETE | GENTURY 1¢ SRIAL & 16 IN NLAND LAKES SALES o> Sick Tootee Sots DB). 1953 Ford Panel — New: & Used Trucks Oakland at Cass PE 50485 +eaew eee 232 8. SAGINAW PE 20131 ‘86 DODGE PF. 34468. Bad cain ean Wilson GMC New & Used Trucks © 1951 Chevrolet Dump 1953 GMC Pickup 1955 Chevrolet Pickap 1954 Chevrolet Panel 1953 GMC Panel . 1953 Chevrolet Sed. Deliv. Oakland at Cass FE 65-0485 1956 CHEVY. ~~4DOOR HARD TOP with Power bg and ep estas Never been Hecnesd "NORTH CHEVROLE —1000-S- WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM | reemeeecotees Offered 87 PLY BY AIRLINER. | ¢ CALIFOR- nia, $75; Miam| St Sd evel OB 3-1254. ae FOR iNT | fae Tist-Call FE 6-3720 after 6 -_ ORTH — —s Ee f aeoe., "Wasiel Used Cars 8&8 i | See. M&M Motor Sales t For A 4, dollar on late Hwy OR. 31603 ~ Alwa s Ready to Buy 53 CHE. BEL xR i HARDTOP ‘HURON. eT. R. SALES id 1000 S. wig where. 4-6820. - Bud Shelton Motor us| Cor_Auburn & E._Bi CH EVROLET 1955 CHEVY ‘$1795 Station wagon with power power steering and healer. “NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, 'B’ham |; Bud Shelton Offers hardtop ......% oe ehewee #, , 4 : 61 Chev. 4 Dr. Sharp " Gienaioed 2 rE s7is 170 BAGLEY st. ei ath Se ete oat Bud Shelton Motor Sales beautiful sun ron LC MSTATE OF ANY Ear" sabare ee, Bia, PE 41M ~ NORTH PO PONTIAG CATALINA, ALL i 5 ae ee TO eee | ot Fosbe, 3 On THEM.” B @r: Jo ib BORAP CHEVROLET [40 CHEVIE 2 DR. ........--. 4 se oe Fa ead “| 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham | #2 Stbs suben 6° Sts ) OWNER 8) CHEVIE. « DR] Pe batg! : ‘The following cars can . Top Dollar finance. Pin eiiia of OL ‘-113, | 42 Auburn off w PE 4210 be bought with =~ a. For clean Used Cars & Trucks Ro ET RED CONVERT. Se-Ponb, bopr Fenrect FAIR |° No Down ores 4 v le : is he 5 Matthews- tree, Tike ‘ne inde, out and anaes H res | ieee aa | ieee Pe ae | argreaves 1955 CHEVY $1495 ‘e PORDS. POULy Seats 53 Ford 12D, Radio. >and, OP TT | ake esos tialnS Pome | 58 FORD CUSTOM RANCH WAG: polo sate oa ot). Hes , . - Glide, Fadio and heater. B cu * Cle Radio w then, Bring It Here | on ere Ce | eae ee ee zs and. role es lat for ‘3 FORD 6, 4 DR , \ . ae] : 52 Chevrolet 4-Dr., Radio, “ems” "| NORTH | Ratan 2 0878 FE 4-680¢ DEADLINE ENTRY BLANES WANTED: AP CARS MODEL 18 VACATION TRAILER Lt S461 ' 3 HIGH $$$ PAID _ DECEMBER 9 our Or Bane, baa pore 1957, Detroiters satin oniien $B ie, gape | MS SACU re ae a Ga “CHIEF “eats Rite Bue rt | nu Bamed. Daya ot eves, TNs rs teh yee, i rans w ears, e —"H. J. VAN {WELT | HUTCHINSON, Sica Y 7 heackies 401 am, or FE 44078. i iat! feat" N ORTH» CHEVROLET | 1000 S. Woodward, rele! * SAVE. ENERGY, USE| * EGAS and — WANT ADS! To finda} - place to live or a} ; {0b see. Classi- 7 - CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham 1955 CHEVY $1495 Beater and ‘Power’ Glide, * gg bored “NORTH , CHEVROLET pana # beeen anne et 1000 S. Woodward, B'ham ¢ es VALUES. ahs ey: 4 a at"; nt. rE FRANKIE & Bea ern, s21_W.-Mountcalm Get To. Know > “Where “To! 56 BUICK Jeater, edna aah ord Convert., Radio, . Heater, Fordomatic. — 51 We believe the following are | are Birmingham’ s Finest "56 Lincoln Premier 4-De,’ LINCOLN-MERCURY rags as = 1957, DODGES “& PLYMOUTHS fubstantin! savings Rang Bs DALE H, HUGHES | INC. 2322 Novi Ra., Direct Factory ‘Dealer You Save "753 PONTIAC 2-DR. | ON stone pe paint. 1 Foun Yas HURON MTR. SALES PONTIAC WITH . ta 1| “tacetent condition, aie, PONTIAC, ee 8-118. “7. $s Good condition, “$495. ise © FORTIAC ara 5 CatT- 1980 PONTIAC, RADIO & HEATER. _ brakes. Hydramatic, R&H. excep: | - Hydramatic. No bar a vue ants, clean FE 32-1060, after | ye a . we: . Turner Sure Starters reo 541 PONTIAC, IN GOOD CONDI- tion, “FE 2-4667 ‘ powrae % 870 sertes, 6,500 miles. ‘ARCHIE. ©DR. custom with Power features, It's beauty, Private owner, FE West Side Used Cars & ashe'o'a to choose fro: West Side Used Cars _ For These TAL t “alee. M tient ae Cold Mornings | ‘| 165 PONTIAC ST ’56 DeSoto F. Dome 4- ‘Dr. 4008 «miles——-Demo 5. 56 DeSoto F. Flite 4-Dr. 900 miles—Demo. CONDITION, |'36 Ford Fairlane 8 4-Dr. ON DITIONED AND eae D- 211 S. SAGINAW 35 aid 7 eee ee angio. Radio & Heater, 2-Tone. one oe 8. a8 + Power Olide, Radio & Hester, ‘}Tone ‘54 Chevrolets - "55 S Chev. Bel Air Spt Cpe. Power brakes—Pow *55 5 Dodge Coronet 6 6 “4. Dr. st Oids HT top 2-Dr. sf Chrysler 8 N.Y. 4-Dr. w mileage ‘34 iF Besoto VB 4 +Dr ‘4 Dodge Coronet 6 4-Dr. 13H ‘Nash h Amb’ r4-Dr. and tad “save. “he “éifierence. Mac? wah, W. Huron a =| SELL QUICKLY | Po oA These Prices — Kt | iL! ‘56 Plym. B. 8 4-Dr. H’top | These pay will STOP IN 15 Specials — 40 in Stock Listed By Stock Numbers . 3737 156 MERCURY 4Door ....-..-- 0 $1995 | “56 NASH Club Coupe ............ $1295 : 3776 7 ‘56 FORD 2-Door ......62 0060: $1695 oe sol . 'S5 FORD 2Door oo... eee $1095 = 3810 ‘ ‘SS PONTIAC Club Coupe ......... $1695 | 3778 ‘D4 CHEVROLET Station Wagon + $1195 wer 3658 i A54- FORD 2Door y..eeeeeeeeeeeeee $ 945 3080 '53 MERCURY Club Coupe ......0 $1045 3709 '53 PONTIAC 4Door .e.ccce cee ees $ 745 3800 | ‘ '53 PLYMOUTH Convertible ....... $ ‘595 3825 153 BUICK 2Door wee ee § 745]. | AND DRIVE ONE |} iIBE cs ag | ‘53 Pontiac Catalina . BE SURE.. Q UALIT Y For Every Dollar WITH A “Goodwill Used Car’ SEE THIS OUTSTANDING _ SELECTION AND MANY MORE 96 Pontiac Sta. Wagon $2295 860 Two-Door, Power Steering, Power. Brakes. Radio - $1095 | Wiwalis Deluse Coupe, Radio & Heater, myéramatia, . $1445 STAR CHIEF Coupe, Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. ‘53 Chevrolet 210 Deluxe $745]! 2Deor, Radio & Heater, Directional Signals, 2-Tone. ‘SS Ford Custom 2 Door $1295] Radio & Heater. TuTone. ‘50 Buick Special 2) Door. .$395 | - Radio & Heater, Dynaflow. A BLACK Beauty. 'S3’Ford Custom V8. . . . $895] CONVERTIBLE, Radio & Heater, O'Driys. | '54 Ford Custom . 6 Cylinder, Club Coupe, Radio & Heater. ‘92 Pontiac Deluxe 8. . . $695 Standard Shift, Radio & Heater Hydramatic, 2Tone. '56 Chevrolet Bel Air . . $2295; ¢#Door, Radio & Pari Power Glide. gt1909gc i Heater, Hydramatic:~ ~~ ‘54 Pontiac Catalina... 54 CADILLAC. COUPE DE VILLE Wve & eae. Hydramatic, Power Stee ring, Spotiight, 4. || 54 CHEV ROLET 2-DOOR “| °53 BUICK 2-DOOR Don't sere Thre ‘Anat! Trade up to a dependable, quality used car -. at the AUTO. SUPER MARKET : RTIBLE 56 OLDS SUPER 88 CONY ERTIBLE ses 2Tone Green * > OLDS 98 DELUXE HOLIDAY SE =DAN wi WAN Sires Radio & Heater, Power Steering, 6-Way Seat, "56 OLDS SUPER HOLIDAY COUPE Jet Away, Radid & Heater, Full Power. w/Wall Tires, Blue and White. 55, MERCURY MONTEREY CL UB COUPE “Radio -& Heater, One Owner, Low Mileage, Green & White 5 OLDS 88 wee 8 tener, W/Wall Tires, One Owner, . Special at $1846 : PE DELUXE $s OLD rr HOU DAY COU PES Brakes, W/Wall Tires, Polar White A beauty. '56. Radio & Heater, Beautiful Green. One Owner 54 FORD VICTORIA -/ Pord-O-Matic, Radio & Heater. Completely Winterized | 54 OLDSMOBILE 88 2-DOOR Cadet Blue, Hydramatic, Radio & Heater, Power Brakes - 34 PONTIAC C ATAL. INA Pheer etary Radio & Heater, W/ Wali Tires. A neauty. $3 CADILL AC CONVERTIBLE Hydramatic, Radio & Heater. Power 53 PONTIAC DELUXE CHIEFTAIN 2-DR. Hydramatic Radio & Heater, Dark Green. A real value *33 OLDSMOBILE 98 4DOOR ; Hydramatic, Radio & heater, Power Brakes, Turquoise °, &. White, W/Wall Tires 33 CHEVROLET HARDTOP Power Glide, Radio & Heater, Sharp 53 PACKARD Hydramatic, Radio & Heater. A real buy Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires. A Blue Beauty 53 DODGE CORONET V8 Automatic, Radio & Heater. Special at $695 1s 52 FORD TUDOR teenie —— ‘Job of Customizing, Ford-O-Matic, Radio & OS 5 Chevrolet 1502-Dr. ly retonditio red Psp DeSoto 6 064Dr. [S3E Plymouth sath Suburban x alana Plymouth Club Coupe . 33 3 Olds a Super 88 2-Dr. 32 DeSote V8 4+ Dr. - One owner _ P52 Plymouth 4-Dr. We your note . *52 Pontiac 8 4Dr. eee eeeae eee eee ee ee Oe ee ek eee *30 0 DeSoto Club Coupe down, $7.50 per week 901 Ford Sedan 49 Plymouth Club Coupe 340 down, 97.50 per week oo eee i + $7) dows if st Chev. Station Wagon | | ‘55-Pont.. SND '§] DODGE 4Door ......6. 66. .eee, $ 295 3806 ‘Sl MERCURY 4Door ........2005. $ 445 | 36084 { ‘Sl PONTIAC Convertible .......... $ 195 3777 y PONTIAC 4Door ....eeeeeeeeee 5 Q5 "Cy Owens” Your Friendly FORD Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. FE 5-4101 Open 8 A. M. to9 P. M. FE 5-3588 | | 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. + her Winter! |. ode "52 C ADILL. AC COUPE dramatic. W. xe ws Wall Tires. Radio & Héater. Clean and uterized —.STAR— CHIEF,_Radio_.&-Heater,..Hydramatic,..Low —.. ‘SS Pontiac Star Chief:.. $1895] 4-Door, Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. Nice. ‘55 Pontiac Two Door... a70-Radio & Heater. Hydramatic. ~ '56 Pontiac Star Chief . CATALINA COUPE, Full Power. Radio & Heater, Hydrematic. ol Pontiac Convertible .. $395} DELUXE, Radio. & Heater, Hydramatic, W/Walls. PONTIAC RETAILSTORE “GOODWILL USED CARS” “FE 37117 | BEHIND THE POST OFFICE Catalina Cpe; $1895}, $1295 || . $2495 | PONTIAC STATION WAGON Hydramatic, Radio & Heater, 4 Door, 2 Seater LINCOLN 4-DOOR Hydramatic, Radio & Heater. A real sharp car 1 FORD TUDOR - Radio & Heater. Overdrive. No Money Dowa CADILLAC 62 SEDAN Jet Black, Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, New White Tires BUICK ROADMASTER HARDTOP Dynafiow, Radio & Heater HUDSON 2-DOOR Radio & Heater, Real Ciean- 30 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN Hydramatic, Radio and Heater, No Money Dewn. "Bright Spot" Jerome Olds-Cadillac Cass at Orchard Lake | FE 80488 FE , 8.0488 I nae nese | Not a car was in site. __safe buy.” Radio “Tires, ee ee : ‘95 Buick 4 Dr. Sea 1254.A a - 2DQOR p28 oniues'b enan. 3 eoeeeee eer veeae ee $ 895 = & BEIGE, Heater, Power Glide. aw [5 A_ _ | BEL AIR. 4 DOOR sdehie 4 phe gneptesaseaas $1095 | TURQUOISE & ¥ Finish, Radio & Heater, Sharp. Se eee 1872 A sos II! Z fg eos eee eee " aditiones & Ready to go. eee ene 4 | BIOOR aie ciideieisececesececys eee $ 995, sy #Tone GREEN, Radio & Heater, Power Ouse. , * & Radio & Heater, ith Tires, V4 53 53 DeSoto Firedome V. 8 $ 895 W/ Wall Tires, "5 Dre, a4 Dre your choice. 93 Buick Special 4 4Dr. . Radio & Heater, Steering -& Brakes, Sedan, Radio & Meater, Dynafiow 99, Plym, Belvedere . he Po -~ ~siladatealalaital “Powertite- 56 Chevrolet Del Ray . . . $1695} i yon, Heater, Turn Signals. Recon- ae SBA Se ee -| BEL AIR-2DOOR . BERR ECCT ET CT evens 5 - Paae” & IVORY. Radio. . ‘Heater, Power Glide, Teor _ . 2 eee) f ee ee eee eee eee eee ee $ 695 H i Ps a's (av wees 0S 895 | "New BLAC “Radio & Heater, Power Lavery ‘ /SHARGREAVES Foe oe ww A few 1956 DeSoto’s & Plymouths left so hurry. Priced Right. : SCHUTZ Motors]. | DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer — ai 912 S. Woodward, Birmingham ___MIdwest 65302. ane eo *® © #* # * «@ | Night-was-dark-and dreary, Homer was stalled in the wilds, And in a horrible plight. ° Came the dawn and rescue, too, Homer knew just what to do. Went to SCHUTZ MOTORS for. a dependable, Now Homer i is happy, no reason to cry, ‘56 MGA Sportster, 4,000 Miles - Never Raced, See this one |'53 Ford Convertible . | Radio & Heater, Ford-O-Matic, ‘55 Plymouth Convert... Heater. Power Steering & Brakes, w/wal '53 Nash Hardtop “Custom, Redio & Heater, Overdrive, W/Wall Tires Super Sedan, Radio & Heater, Dynaflow, W.Wall Tires, Power Steering & Brakes 55 Mercury 2 Dr, Gorton Sedan, Radio &. Heater. ‘56 Ford Victoria . . ... Radio & Heater, Pyil Power, $000 Miles ‘55 pad Dr. Sedan . Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, W/Wall Tires Me Meaber ) 'S5 Chevrolet Bel Air . Hardtop, Radio. & Heater, Power Glide, wwsit Tires, ‘55 Chrysler Convertible $1995 Radio & Heater, Power Steering & Brakes, $795. 53 Pontiac 2-Dr. 8, Hydramatic $695 $995 | - $1595 W/Waill Tires ; . $695 . ¢© © 8 ow Radio and Heater $1195 $1795 er, Air Conditioning $1595 || « $295 * * » * Mercomatic, Ww ‘Wal $2195 $1595 | ILO LIGJI utomatic, Power g 995 | $1295 $1695 | . Extre ice matic” "31_ Buick 4-Dr., and Heater, every time! . $1695 Dix. 53 Ford 2-Dr. V8 with 53 Buick, Radio, Heat- 54 Pontiac Convertible, Radio, Heater, Hydra- salesmen to serve you. ’51 Ford 2-Dr. V8. Radio and Heater, Good Tires MIAO“. Plog ee “4p. *55 Ford Customline V8, Radio, Heater. Hurry! Heater $495 : Radio Starts All cars below $500 do not require a down payment. tomline. OLIVER BUICK WANTS TO KNOW-. ARE. YOU SATISFIED? Does your car start every morning? Does the heater heat? Does the ratho play? Are-your tires-safe?—____ dfs not, why not try a good used car from OL IV ER BUICK where every car is thoroughly checked 54 Chevrolet Dix. 2-Dr., Radio, Heater, .Power- glide $595 53 Dodge 2-Dr. and 4 Dr. Your Choice _ $395 52 Nash 2-Dr., $1295 ’52 Cadillac 4-Dr., Radio and Heater, Hydram’c. $969 "$2 Ford 2-Dr. Radio ber $595 $2 Buick -Super 4-Dr., Rede ‘aiid Heater, Dyn: -aflow V8 Cus- $795 50 Cadillac 4-Dr. Model 62. All’the Extras! $695 53 Studebaker 4-Door Sedan, Radio & Heater and Heater, Good Rub- — Radio, _Hydramatic, W/Walls fro $945 52 Pontiac 4-Dr., Radio “pat Heater. Clean” . $995 "'54 Ford 2-De. V8, Radio and Heater. Spotless $1595 “54 Buick Super 4-Dr., Radio, Heater, $1395 "54 Buick 2-Dr. Special, ~ Hardtop, Radio, Heater $1795 "55 Buick 2-Dr. Special, Heater, Dyna- flow a $1895 55 Pontiac-Convertible, - $195 "30 Buick 2-Dr.; Radio: and Heater, Good Body $1995 "55 Chrysler 4-Door. A Beautiful Car =. Dyna- | “$1505 .°36 Ford 2-Dr. low price” * $1995 "55 Buick 4-Dr. Special Radio, eater, yna- _ flow $5 Buick .Super Hard- top, Radio and Heater, Power Equipped $595 "52° Chev rolet TReluxe Club-C . Anew $445 '51 Pontiac 4Dr., Radio— and Heater, &cy linder - Heater, 2-Tone Paint . - REMEMBER “Rubber Twenty-five per cent or your old car will handle the dealt in most cases. Be sure to see us before you deal. Most of our cars are mew car trade-ins. “OLIVER MOTOR $ Seneinettaseee 53 Nash 2-Dr., Radio and Heater. Clean : ’53 Buick Super Hard- top, Radio and Heater $195. "0. Mercury. 2- Door, Pa ee * 5 ¥ $395” Rubber "151 Chevrolet 2-Door, | $195 50 Chevrolet 2- Door, DEMO 56 Buick 4-Dr. Riviera Roadmaster, All Power — Equipped Heater. Runs Good. Cas 3 WHERE, PONTIAC BUYS TTS | BUICKS ~ 210 Orchard bake? Ave. = NC t 1956 “Storage Shed iS Pi —" Blows fo Bits =~ Discover Two Bodies, Presume -Third Dead at Chemical Corp. EAST ALTON, I. @®—All three| men working in a storage shed for nitroglycerin: “solvent appar- ently were blown to bits at the Olin’ Mathieson Chemical Corp. yesterday. Parts of two bodies were found, A’ third man was listed as miss- ing and presumed cena. A few hours later one employe was killed and four others were Falls, * * «@ The East Alton blast demolished three buildings and damaged three others. It erupted a bal] of fire which set several buildings ablaze, Twenty-seven persons were hurt four seriously. The dead here were listed as William Schoenbaum, 61, Floyd F. Wisnasky, 36, and Gerald Dil- liard, 534. The victim at Niagara Falls was Russell Thrasher, 26, Murray Van Wagoner Seeks Highway Post , DETROIT @ — Murray D, Van! Wagoner, former Democratic gov- ernor, is seeking the post of Wayne County Highway Engineer, Civil service officials said he took out application forms yester- day. Applicants must take _competi- tive examinations. Twelve are ex-! pected to try for the job which be- come vacant when the current. en- gineer, Leroy Smith, retires Jan, 1. Van Wagoner was State Highway ‘Commissioner before becoming Governor in 1941, The nickel mines in north On- tario are said to be the richest in| Jee. PONTIAC PEs _rwtursbay. ‘DECEMBER 6, Directed Training Center. + stodgy : Radio Programs - -_. New Head of WACs Lett , _ WIR, (160) OxLW, (900) WW, (950) — WCAR, (1180) so come WPON, (1460) wai, (490). TONIGHT | -'WOAR; News, Spinorem=-—}— Rel — WINK News. Tom 4:00--WIK, News = - . Spotlight Scramble, WOAR, News, Bob ore Mere 19:00 —WWS, News by. Lewis, aa im. Shean | WE SO Oe a oe ye ey a ee . News; . Ww " AR, News, Al Crane WXYZ, Top of Towo WIBK, News, George 2:00—WJR, IR, News, Happinoss iN, © Serenade CKLW, News, Sports WCAR, News, Roundup Ww, “ WJBK, News i, Unscramble CKLW, “areal Davies swe. OF WCAR, News, : WJBK, N Wave. kan ne PON Sports and’ Hews og ey Be WCAR, News, Allen CKLW' Bddie 11:30—WIR, WrON, Unscramble, News Wr, Tone WJBK, Don WXYZ. Top of the Tews | ag Mrs, Burtes w Crave WCAR. ane nam, arthur Godfrey eee WP r Wart Nee : WPON, light, News — 7:00-—WIR, House ——- : PA: icky ¢. Extra FRIDAY MORNING ae Be * wae iton Lewis Jr. |.6:00—WIR. Jim Vinal] OM cap es WJBE, News; Kasem ww. bs a WCAR, News. Spincrams ez. Wolf 10: inc an yt Merten WPON. Calj the Tune g ae, Club ae News , Bpinerame 7:30—WIR, Guest; Law WIB Fog a wean Pontiac as. ry ww Beatty W Seramble 11:00—WJR, Arthur Godfrey. Sah, Meuse Pasty W: Ww ‘ : ait WXYZ, Grand Cent. Station; WWJ , Meieter ae WIR, Voice at Agriclt.| CxLW. New. WXYZ, News, MeiCenate ene @tavis | SBR: Suzan Wank Mints Mita | WOK fom, noes 100 — : avs, : —- i 6 Lewis Li = nee Sates ee om soe nent ¢90—WIR, Parade st Bands wear, Ofticial” Detective Weer SOO, PE Gurtain’ Cal i WHEE, Sports MeKensie 1:00—WJR, Jim vee for « WIS3K, News, Don McLeod WAR..Amos. n° Andy | "ww. Bob Maxxell.......| Peau Mindy News|. WAR, News, ol ‘ey +: none “TWKYZ, News, Wol WPON, Tem20 caw. Ir ites Sie Seve, Tony, Dees FRIDAY AFTERNOON | 4:30—WJR, Music Hall ig ae WCAR, Rewe, Sitios. 12:00 WIR, Jack White J, Jim vee wam News Weather | 1:80-—WJR, Music | Hail WW. News, Poze Eusabeth a See’ Sales ‘ ie We, o. CRLW. US Miitery Band | She con opel CKLW, A Grint, G. Messer | YPO™ WiBK News, WJBK, News, Reid WK. He i, Tom 6:00—WJR, Philip Lenhart AR, News, apenerams WCAR, News, Clem we. hewn Martyn WWJ, News 5 : —— ‘. —~ one a WPON, Scramble . WPON. Audioscope WaNe, Wattrick - Sports : orld Tonight WIR, Jack Whi 1t:40—WJR, Time for Music WWJ, THA . Wi) Bob Maxes WXYZ, News, Music WIBK. News, Don Me W, Platter Exp. XYZ, .iews, Wel CKLW. Bud Davies WCAR, News, Spinorema WIBK, Teen Life W. News, David WCAR, Bruce Martyn, WPON, ‘Tempo WPON, Soundstage, News WJBK, News. : WPON, New 6:30~WIR, Music Hell 10:00—WIR, gm Syupbeny AR, News, Coffee _ | 1:00—WJR, wendy Warren WWJ, Jim Deland ww. _ News ww. Ross BeataUand WJBK, McLeod, Sorts cELW.o Gabriel ‘Heater $:30—-WJR, Music Hall XYZ, Around Tow WXYZ. News, Me WJBK, News; Kasem WXYZ, Wolf, Osgood caLw. WPON, Tempo, News, ‘Album Prts, News -- Today's Television Program Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice Channel 2~-WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel TOWKY Ze -TV VY. Channel 9—CKLW- TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS ~ 6;00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. ““Moun- tain Men.” (9) Family Theater. (4) News. 6:15—(4) Weathercast. $:20—-(4) Box Four. $:26-—{2}-T¥-Weatherman.-Dr.-Ev-. erett Phelps. 6:30—(7). Public. Defender,-Man is held for attempted murder of his! boss in “Deep Ditch.” (4) Juve- nile Court. (2). Range Rider. | Jack Mahoney in “Gunpoint.” 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. (9) Headline. Jockey is mur- dered in “The Race Track” horse stall and investigation be- (2) News the world. gins. (4) Michigan Outdoors. — * Mort Neff. (2) Dr. Christian. Macdonald Carey. DO-IT-YOURSELF T:15—(T) News. TUBE ‘TESTER 7:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Outlay, Open Eves. ‘til 9 825 W. Huron FE nas gang robs stagecoach in ‘‘De- cision for Chris McKeever.” (9) Million Dollar Movie. “ MAKE THIS A 8: 30—(4) en eagle which was. lassoed and: captured by the wife of a trapper ¢ several yeats ago, is faring well 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (7) Robin’ and Rickey. FRIDAY AFTERNOON © on a strange diet — wolfmeat. (1) 12. o’clock| animals. pass at her young son... ib County Grand Jury to) extend its - investigation .to the) ‘attorney general assigned to the |Grand Jury, said he would study AGood. Morning. (4) Today.. ‘documents Turner and Valusek_ igave him in support of their 1955. Sterling Township is in an area. near Utica where there has been, The Grand Jury ‘has been spe-| ate Dub Fite says the big bird eats a wolf every day. He traps the Mrs. Fite roped. the: tre|eagle after it made. a threatening relig * * Miss Barbara Busch of Berkley, ‘president of the locai--chapter, an assistant Spoke before the council. She said there wag no bias clause in the nationa‘ constitution when the! ‘sorority was activated in March, OPP TPP EET TT TTT )| ANN ARBOR @ — ward’ | sorority today was ruled in viola- (7) tion of University of. Michigan | membership regulations -by the, (4)| university's student government) Mickey) council. ne Atter five hours of heated ‘Bee ‘bate, the counci] said it found that thé’ national sorority “prohibits . | manaboeneny: in the organization of race, religion or color.” \A A Uunveralty of Michigan's anti-|_. lbias -regulation adopted in ard |prohibits discripiination in sorori-| — ot race, eolor or} A degision as to how the local ‘chapter of Sigma Kappa will be} \atfected was tabled for a future| |c@incil meeting. The decision is| “xpected at next week's council wd. Thomas Turner.” ‘and “Wittiam| mosting. ‘Theater. Valusek, president and trustee re-| —The- —it—_was, Sf weashations! when it chapters at Portable Television ON TV overseeing the WAC ‘‘can't be) 4/sQUART = PINT. $366 «$931 Code Ne. 770 = Code. No. 771, * * e 35% STRAIGHT WHISKEY, 6 YEARS OLD, BLENDED WITA 65% FINE GRAIN | NEUTRAL SPIRITS. GOODERHAM & ~~ WORTS, L1D., PRORIA, MLINOIS. 825 W. 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