ae i He rh ep ft ree Ae OO GAP ee ON a oa ae A Oe The Weather New . U.S. Weather Bureau Forecast . oe THE PON I om CDohalle on Pogo 2) 14: 3 115th YEAR tke KE PONTIAG, MICHIGAN; “THURSDAY, NO VEMBER 21, 1957—68 PAGES | Soc PAS, UNITED, PRESS PHOTOS To Adlai, Dulles Travel Together ‘AIR PARTNERS — Both bound for Chicago, Adlai Steyenson, Democratic adviser to the State Department, and Secretary of State Dulles pause at Washington National Airport before’ boarding their plane for the Windy City yesterday. Dulles left to keep a and Stevenson, port. cided to accompany Dulles on the military trans- am a egigaee as Wind Lashes | Chrysler Plant. © Freak Storm Rips Root | From Detroit- Factory, © Damages Homes, Stores © AP Wirephote speaking engagement in Chicago traveling to his Illinois home, de- | AFL, CIO Fail to Reach Merger DETROIT (?#*— One fac- . tory worker was killed and | 12 others injured yesterday — | when a freak wind lashed Unions Stalemated Here *: Corp. production The compulsory merger of ClO ago by _and AFL labor organizations in| ganizations. Oakland County might cause many’ affiliated unions to pull out of the) new body, officials of the CIQ. and’ AFL agreed today. This is about the only point of agreement the Oakland County CIO “They knew when they came down to council level it would be difficult,” said Fred V. Haggard, president of the CIO Council here. Council and Pontiac Oakland County unions are not alone in County Federation of Labor have their stalmate. Across the country reached. there are 1,068 city, county, or State bodies still unmerged, he EXPECTED TO FAIL said Both labor bodies are expected’ As svon as they can, the parent to fail in meeting a Dec. 5 dead-|AFL-CIO. organization will come line to merge, ordered two )ears into Oakland County A their. parent AFL-CIO or- the compulsory Haggard said, both Oakland. and submit Vacation; Attends Dinner Tonight facilities, toppled trees and constitution to gov-| tore the roofs from several ern the “new” Oakland County!buildings on Detroit’s East | joint union, Haggard and Grady B. Side. Pinner ~sident of the AFL here, | ‘ ee oe “| Harry Michalski, 43, of ‘suburban Hamtramck, was killed when he was struck ‘on the head by a 200-pound Slab of concrete while work- ing at Chrysler's Detroit forge plant. His 12 injured The ultimate result of this will be the possible walkout of affili- ated uniens, they said. Neither would say which unions might join in the break-off. “T think a lot of the group fill disaffiliate. if not all of them,” Pinner declared * * * we lf a ee fhe sg SES ie oe 0 te to Strike ‘Back — { Killed, 12 Hurt } Attacked — r One Nation Students Protest Church Ban on Dancing 500 Jitterbug on Campus WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP)—Stu- dents at Wake Forest College jitter- bugged on the campus plaza and burned in effigy the retiring president of the Baptist State—Convention after *the convention ruled out campus dancing. topic. dark glasses ly ended a lengthy controversy on the School trustees voted to allow dancing. The students, most of whom wore with handkerchiefs, climaxed the hour- Assaulted, U.S. Will Be Injured Dulles Bolsters North Atlantic Countries With New ‘Monroe Doctrine’ previously had or obscured their faces long demonstration by burning an ef- About 500 or 6006 students, mostly male, participated in the demonstra- tion last night at the Baptist-sup- ported school. ing against Hi-fi record players blasted at full volume as the laughing and cheering crowd of students-danced and shouted such slogans as “Down with the Bap- tists.” College dents, * ke * figy labeled “Dr. Canipe retired as president of the Baptist State Convention after speak- by the convention in 1937. policemen unidentified, in lighting firecrackers * * * J. C. Canipe.” CHICAGO (INS) — Sec- retary of State John Foster Dulles says that if a Pearl Harbor type attack should be made against North At- lantic Treaty forces in Eu- rope, NATO troop com- manders would decide ‘‘on lifting the ban imposed two stu- custody for took - The convention's action affected the spot” whether to re- Student leaders said about 25 per their seven colleges in the state taliat cent of the student body joined in the The vote followed a request py He “ie eeriedithat protest against the Baptist State Con- trustees of Wake Forest College and € also asserte at any vention action in Ralejgh. Meredith College for Women at Raleigh enemy attack on NATO The convention overwhelmingly that they be allowed to regulate ail military forces would “al- vetoed campus dancing and apparent- ’ Ff ge a fellow-workers were treat- Expect Collection to Reach $150.000 ed at the plant’s first aid station, The plant's roof was ripped off The FOL consists of Teamsters. firefighters, and painters DISPLTE ON MERGER (Federation of Labor) such unions as the carpenters, teachers, bricklayers, Triggers and concrete slabs and pieces of glass showered down on ‘inside, Several 73> men trucks in the Pinner and Haggard said no [#ctoty’s tramsportation yard were the and “Teamsters merger was reached here because ‘sed “about, overturned of a dispute over voting powers of twisted, Truckers Admit Raising Defense Fund ST. LOUIS #—Top officers of ft will be forms fof. recreation on their campuses. ‘ rs , most certainly” involve an attack upon American units because of the com- position of NATO armies. Dulles made those disclosures last night at a press conference before delivering an informal ad- dress before the Chicago Council on Foreign Relatien ; In his address, Dulles urged the free world te unite behind the mutual security pacts as the De mn *} ‘ pald officers of the 800 Team (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) se or the benefit of nn “said that over 75 per - used f r the be of Kenned aid th er 75 pe euty means of surviving the cont International Brotherhood ofbusiness agents. cent of the delegates on Whom inunist menace. He said the . format as heen received s . d s have acknowledged a Gibbons said only full . fime, information he =i S88. could neither “go-it-alone - nor avoid strangulation jin any legal defense fund is being raised proposed joint Union, which, sters local, in the United States Reports 49 Pct. ae le resident was slated to be called the Pontiac’ a wee & Vica- GUSTA, Ga. Eisenhower ends United Fund Drive Has (i075) Dixie today and fhe 5 Days to Go Toward to Washington, im — PP Tonight Eisenhower and ‘the Goal of $612,000 ‘First Lady plan to atterid 4 dinner | while the oe nought 2 vo ey tS fat a private elub honoring Her-! delegate bodies. “Wf they had Us. As the Pontiac Area United Fund >¢t> Brownell, drive headed signed as attorney gre penal - . _| Associates said the President days today, the Geographic Divi- has benefited gteatly fre m_ his sion reported: 49 per cent of its week at the Augusta National Golf) goal reached. * into its final five, Club in advance of next month's NATO Council meeting in Paris. this They desc ribed him as much re- freshed James C. Hagerty, White House press secretary, announced last * * Contributions to date for door-to-door collection division to- tal $10,362 of its quota of $21,548. The Pontiac group of the Geo- graphic Division is headed by Mrs. Ralpn T. Norvell, who re- ported today 53.9 per cent of | the $14,728 quota, ‘at the first meeting of the new Civil Rights Commission Dec. 9 in| ‘Washington. That unit was provid- ed for under legislation authorized | by Congress at its last session. s hack recently re- night that Eisenhower will sit in! Residents ef the small hit by the Wind said it was ac Oakland County Labor Couneil, AFL-CIO. Michigan of lightning. their way,” Pinner said, “they would so far outnumber us it weuld be pitiful.” ‘men at the nearby Deuwoit City | Airport: said the highest velocity. recorded there Haggard said: bac kwards. We offered them equal |caused by a sudden shift in air’ representation on the board. Pal pressure. (Continued on | Page 2, Cal |Preceded by a brief lull. ee A * * * jagents, especially if the Team- information. | The weather station's wind|Sters are kicked out of the AFL- Compliance = h as been bett Indian Floods Kill 24) .|gauge was-located near an air-|CIO. ° claratere, iKeonady said a q 22! Clestiand, “3 Beliston 32 Ba Shelby, 23,,an aircraft worker, said yesterday that he, Port Worth a: # St boule . “ © his wife and 15-month-old daughter plan to fly to the 414- =: So ihe were 35 6 acre island in the Fiji group about the first of the year. peome De | as oe “If it's as good as It soun Lareing 43. 30 Temps eo Shelby said: if NATO Attacked | (Continued From Page One) ricans. He added: “Ifthe attaek were like Pearl) Portage County Sheriff Herbert Harbor, ‘and if American person- hel were involved, it would almost that Gein, who weighs about 140/certainly be an attack on Amer-, ‘pounds, wag physically able tolica.” | ) Adlai Fr. Stevenson, now serv- one nation without striking | compatible types. The Day in Birmingham | i TALKS TODAY — Speaker to- day and Friday in Birmingham's Town Hall Series ig Mrs, Peter Marshall, widow of the former chaplain of the Senate. Mrs. Mar- shall has written a number of highly successful books, includ- ing ‘‘A Man Called Peter,’’ ‘Mr. Jones, Meet the Master,” and “Prayers of Peter Marshall.” City Using Detroit Water: (Keeps, Z Wells as Standby =k, and Mrs. Marion Fisk are plan- low the 7 p.m. supper. i lil ; ‘ ning the program which will fol-/ att | BIRMINGHAM — The city has ‘switched brands. Water,- that is.| Starting yesterday, all the water! piped into ham comes) rom Detroit, not just half of it,, as in the past. * x: * | | This follows City Commission ac- ition Monday night when it was de-| cided to go with the Detroit source 100 per cent, The city's four remaining ac- tive wells were shut dewn | | =f the local wells, eS will be kept ready for use in emergen- | cits. The water rates won't be in-| creased, City Manager L. R. Gare, said. And the Detroit water will jcost less than the building of a. itreatment plant to mix the two in- } x * Detroit water is pumped in via, the Oakland County Water Author-| ity system. | Parents of the Bloomfield Hills! area have been alerted by both! ‘although there is the possi-| | some other parts. He insisted he| bility of anether ch Among the most seriously in- jured of the Chrysler workers were and Robert Reese who was treated for severe One residential biock was with- out power after utility lines were The stricken forge plant is part Chrysler it would not be possible to esti- sity of Michigan Vice President | William Stirton announced today | . |ing labor and management pro- x * * Johnson after a high school girl) was approached ‘by a molester] earlier this week, Whether Stevenson’ will attend the Paris meeting was still up in ‘the air. Dulles told newsmen the Democratic leader had not asked caped. Police said the to attend but admitted Stevenson’ driving a i Chevrolet, ae, ee) ed Nate ably a 1955 model. x s was asked if he cal Supt. Johnson suggests to par- “like” for Stevenson to attend. The °"*s: secretary replied bluntly: Tell children to leave buses at “That is for the President to (avoid loitering; ne youngsters, decide. If anybody invites him we enter strange cars; if ap- it will be the President.” proached get description of auto’ Dulles said he assumed Steven-|@Nd license mimber and notify par- (son would remain with the = ents, school or police at once. |Department, ag a $50-a-day sultant, until after the NATO meet | Robert Girardin, recreation di- ing. rector, said a three-day skate ex-| Ke x « * |change would be operated at the: The secretary added, however, ‘Eton rink beginning Nov, 24. that he help cy cal ht and push-| ibetween 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Gir- ing through Congress any legisla-| jardin emphasized this is strictly’ fion which might be necessary as /# community service with no. a result of the Paris meeting. “But “barges emia the first thing to do,"’ Dulles added, “Is to find out whether he agrees with our program.” Teamsters Raising Bullets p epper Car; Legal Defense Fund Detroit Youths Held |Brier St., will be hostess to the = Club Monday. June Kyle, (Continued From Page One) far were elected in violation of the, FLAT ROCK W& — A car carry- union’s constitution. jing five teenage passengers was. The records, which Chairman Shot at last night by occupants of | '|McClelian (D-Ark) asked by let-@ C8r that passed them on U.S. 24) ter last month, deal with focal near this southeast Michigan town. | union's selection of delegates to! The passengers, including two. ithe convention which elected Hof-8irls, huddled on the floor of the ‘fa president of the Teamsters. (car and egeaped injury while * * * ‘rifle bullets plunked into the car. The committee .contends many,The driver, Burnell Bolick, 20, of of the delegates were chosen jm- Brownstown Township, risked the properly. Similar charges have gunfire to get a description of the been made in a Federal District assailants. \Court suit challenging - Hoffa's * * * \flection, and he has been barred) Two youths were arrested two from taking offiec pending out- hours later walking along the come of the suit, Trial now is highway. Albert Binkley, and scheduled for Dec. 2 Richard Johnson, both 18, of De- Kennedy told newsmen that ‘it. were booked on oat of | among the locals which have felonious assault. | complied are virtually all. of | x *& | those in the Western and Eastern State police said the youths conferences of Teamsters, jadmitted the shooting ‘just for “He said locals in the Southern 9M excitement.” |\Conference have not yet furnished x *) * \the information but have agreed! Riding with Bolick were -Jerry jto do by Jan. “1. or after the end Muir, 18, her sister Irene, 16, of) jot the court case here on Hoffa's|Carleton, Nancy Krueger, 17, | docBek-ar yhichever is earlier, Joseph Vitale, 16, and James John- . * & & ' son, 17, of Monroe. A ‘similar rogauprig has been worked out, he said, with Team-, ster locals in Chicago, which are) part of the Central Conference, ell Broomfield to Address Engineers Club Tonight said they go gona ‘addition time beyond the Noy, 15 seca Congressman William §, Broom- ance deadline. ifield will be guest speaker * * jat the November meeting of the | Sen. res (R-NY), vice, chair- Oakland chapter of the ®ational iman of the investigating commit-|Society of Professional Engineers, jtee, announced yesterday he had at a7 p.m. dinner in Fox é& Hounds drafted four bills aimed at help+inn, Bloomfielg Hills. Broomfield ' (R-Oakland County) police and School Supt. Eugene) | | \ stop nearest home; stay in groups; | Mrs, Irene Murphy, 444 Bonnie Friday and Saturday Only oe Compare Anywhere—Fumous REGULAR SIZE CIGARETTES the talented will take. | Sst re Value CANTON Choose your ‘crane brand — Camels, Luckies, Chesterfields, Old Golds, Phillip Morris, etc. Plus te tax King Size and Filter CIGARETTES winsona, rn . o- lems, vansegen: O aumee Plus Tc tax, C= CIGARS $3.00 Value s America’s largest sel- ling brand now at BOX OF 30. cut prices. Gave 6le on 6c ¢igars. $1 Value | 39: ’ Choice of assort- , ed styles and t Interchangeable Bowls E ss With 4 Extra Bowls $4.00 Value 95 Smart metailic fin- ish pipe with 4 interchangeable bow!ls. | Pray Sass mieiaer ) PIPE RACK As shown, holds pipes and humidor holds Ya, Ib. tobacco. Famous. Kay- woodie in choice of bowls and bits. Many to choose from. Ideal gifts. 2* | } ‘Koolsmoke’ Pipe Set | 2” ew ARDS : 39 FAMOUS | finishes, Buy for) gifts and your- self. HOUR SALE Ends Tonite at 9 P.M—Plenty of B tect. themselves “‘against the hor. ous ch came meereuetens jes meni speak on the latest — anon as it engineers, ¥ E thrifty -H PUP AE Amy fast Ls RUSH HERE NOW for “Final Wind-Up” of SIMMS Big 9 HOUR SALE! i Open ‘til 9 TONITE Right now, while your reading this odv . . . hundreds of shoppers are saving at SIMMS biggest bargain event. You owe it to your poc ketbook to come and get your ae share . . . drop rr — make a “*bee-line’ to * ‘ 4 $2.95 LADIES’ FRENCH CUFF BLOUSES Long sleeve, white, bold patterns. Sizes 32 and 38. $1.95 LADIES’ RAYON SLIPS Washable, first quality. Sizes 32 to 40. . $19.95 LADIES’ CASHMERE SWEATERS 100%. imported cashmere. Sizes 34 only... $9.95 LADIES’ WOOL SKIRTS 4.87 Wool flannel, 4 colors. Sizes 24-26-28 eee ee eee ™ Washable. on Suiucs Sizes S-M-L... 1.69 CIRLSWQUILTED DUSTERS ° Perse waahable. Red wd white florals. ......+ 1.00 es — Fomous King-Kole and Big Yank Boys’ Flannel Shirts Regular $1.89 Volvo Banforized first lity in Ivy League sty m vod Ted ret @nd str _ y ©. : stripes, Sines 10¢ 144 TI1¢ I ae Left 39¢ CHILDREN’S ANKLETS—PR. Turn down cuff, White and Pastels. Sizes 4 to 6'2 2.95 GIRLS’ RAYON PAJAMAS iited, Pink tops, black bottom. Size 12........ i $2.95 GIRLS’ CABARDINE SKIRTS So Washable, gab finish. Sizes 3-6x, 10, 12 $1.95 GIRLS’ HAT AND MITTEN SETS * Fur trimmed. Red and white colors. Lined. .., $4.95 LADIES’ HAT BOXES Round style with zipper closure... $1.69 MEN’S SWEAT SHIRTS First quality. Fleece lined, In colors............. $1.00 CANNON BATH TOWELS First quality in assorted plaids. 20 x 40-inch T9¢ LADIES’ SEAMLESS NYLONS—PR. Irregulars. Sizes 9 to 1042. No Limit . $2.95 MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS Long sieeve challis. Assorted colors. Sizes S-M-L., tie tee esses QUE 1.37 ‘ Copper Clad—Stainless Sieel REVERE Tea Kettle Regular $4.95 Value Pull 2's quart capacity. Trig- ger action spout. Heats faster, whistling warning, Not as shown. — — ind Fleer a .. s 50c CLOTHES PINS—S DOZEN FOR Sanded hardwood. Waxed and tumbled. Limit 5 doz. $1.19 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS Set fo 8 colorful lites. Series style. Limit 2...... $2.50 AUTO ‘SEAL-BEAM’ LAMP For 6 or 12-voilt systems, Famous name. Limit 2... $4.50 O’CEDAR SPONGE MOP Self-wringing. Hands never touch water. Limit |.. $4.95 SWIVEL TOP TV TABLE Wrought iron table holds any size TV.... $3.29 GARBAGE CANS—20-GALLON Galvanized. Side drop handles. Limit 2.......... $15.95 G-E STEAM ‘N’ DRY IRON | Brand new, full factory guarantee, Limit |. $4.95 TOILET SEAT WITH COVER White solid plastic. Complete with fittings........ 34¢ Reversible Quality Yarn Head ‘Du-All’ Dust Mop Regufar $1. 9 —. Adjustable wooed Tr . ted Fleer won't reer sett. vena ble. Dusts without. marrin _ 1.69 25¢ REGULAR SIZE CICARETTES—2 Pkgs. Choice of popular brands. Limit 4 pkgs...... fete 30¢ FILTER OR KING SIZE CIGARETTES, 2 ea Choice of popular brands. Limit 4 packs......, $3.50 ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK ‘Chime’ by Ingraham. American made. 10°5 tax.. $2.50 CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES—5 LBS. Full 5-pound box of chocolates. Limit | box.. 98c KITCHEN SHEARS Serrated blade. Many uses in kitchen......... 98c BAN DEODORANT . 68s Popular roll-on style container. Limit 2........ cle KLEENEX TISSUES—400 Sheets In famous pop-up box. Limit 2 boxes... In Reusable Plastic Bag: . 40 Christmas Cards With Envelopes Regular 3 Whe Value ristmas greeting pe ete = fe vith e08 _ — Gtett Pier, Full pkg. of 12 napkins. Limit 2 = 2 BACKS. 6+ e eae age LIQUINET HAIR SPRAY o original -hair Spray with iam’ dered om. rem E ANTISEPTIC S cusehe-nelite tar oot Wigeties 65's. cdesca wn: ere payline - $2.40 MODAK Smm COLOM FILM . 7 Radachrtime ‘movie film sin 8mm CUA SO PEO nc Sory—No Phone or Mail Orders, Ne Layaways. These Pricés Elfective Only Until 9 Tonight Simms BROTHERS 7 See ae Wien. eg ee gee arenas aegis sete * s es — — ras “98 North SAGINAW St.—Pontiac’s Big (Bargain Store ee i -subcommittee probing government ot Oakland County’s Holding Back pupils rarely offer Probers View _ [Little Red School peta He aid nah aces wan Will GO Into Prison |i ance «pus barng tt courses in He ® e subcommittee. Seven witnesses) chemistry and physics. | scheduled Rocket Secrec -|Kansas Progress. He eximated iacrection tn tenth fo Question Spies raunlera in the Philadelphia a a } Largest Original Chain Furniture y Toeith ees A 100 to 150 small high schools. Grjomangarin oF oe Caro Hunter, 69, Dies : Di i. t H rT = ee atomic spies ae Told Wilson Mentioned | Throckmorton, ee wupeci ‘Kitchen Noisy Place tioned privately in prison today|Following Heart Attack iscoun ouse White House Complaints|icr" the litte. red ‘schoo — to One Who Was Deaf OO cainitter, ermal Security) TRONWOOD un — The body of NOW OPEN IN on Releasing Data cheating 10,000 youngsters in the Subcommittee counsel Robert|Charles Trisch, 69, Caro, has been 9 state of an opportunity for an ade-|, MIAMI. Fla. up — Mrs. Lelion'wtorris said he and Sen. Butler|removed from the hunting camp quate high school education. a pore Phrage ee just| Md) will take testimony from|where he died of a heart attack! * * ke had an operation to seaaers nae David Greenglass of New York during Monday night’s Upper ae! secrecy was told yesterday that|, “Rural people, unwilling to re-inearing. And she’s found her kitch.|4nd Harry Gold of P agregar’ wee Panag 4 Srinck of Cora! ex-Defense Secretary Charles E.|/induish tangible evidence of theirlen is a pretty noisy place. yasdbvesiten: sangre aad 1 ¢ enln: Cy ?p A p iN Wilson mentioned "White House\@2¥S. in one-room schools, refuse|"[ never knew things sizzled so|¢'*! penitentiary here. walked 12 hours through the snow] USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN complaints” in cracking down on to allow them to be consolidated, when I fried them,” she said. x e& * Tuesday to summon help. het oe te on US. mis- Throckmorton said. “They are do-|They make a terrible racket.” Morris .said the subcommittee) Coroner Willard Driscoll said to-| be oo ing children an injustiee by the . wantg to find out from Greenglass day Trisch apparently died from! progre maintenance of marginal schools} The San Luis Valley Railroad,|and Gold whether Julius Green-jexcitement when snow falling, x *« * while better schools are avail-'3;.mile rail line in Colorado, has|berg, executed in 1953 as an atom-jfrom trees collapsed his tent The testimony came from Dr.\able,” received 1.C.C. permission to aban-|ic spy, ever told them he gave in-|about midnight Monday. Clifford Furnas, onetime assistant & *®:> * *|don all but two miles of its track. formation to Russia on space plat- —————_—— defense secretary for research and The superintendent pointed out/Reason: No finances to buy new) forms. ; Africa averages about 15.1 per- development. He said Wilson on'there were 110 schools in|motive power. After the questioning, Morris'sons uare mile. several occasions spoke of White = ms lil House dissatisfaction over disclo- material. WASHINGTON (INS)—A House NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 2 YEARS TO PAY! aim Gardner, ‘ Furnas, now chancellor of the | University of Buffaio, corroborated, Gardner's. testimony that basic re-| search in the space weapons field, tended to be relegated to a minor| position .whiil—Wilson headed the Defensé Department. * * * Furnas estimated that the U.S, is ‘‘one or two years” behind Rus- sia in satellite development but ahead of the Soviets in over-all military preparedness, He blamed| “official apathy” for Russia's sch| entific adv mange Nationally Advertised HIDE-A-WAY BED SALE A FEW DEMONSTRATORS AND Some in Foom Rubber * The conieoviery over the Gard ON DISPLAY... ner — — on a! THEM ALL Sealy - Serta - Restokraft cian mae Semmens 1957 PONTIACS AS THE COURTESY CARS non Raile Enriched Rice Tried CARACAS — A Special type of’ vitamin-enriched rice has been put on sale by the Venezuelan Devel-| opment Corporation. The National’ Nutrition. Bureau says each 100 grams (about 3% ounces) contain SO per cent of the daily human requirements of riboflavin, niacin, iron, and calcium? compared with| only 8 per cent in untreated rice. | Nationally Advertised =—@ Studio Couches ~ 529° PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 65 Mt. Clemens St. Downtown Pontiac COMPLETE HOLLYWOOD BEDS @ Padded Headboard @ Innerspring Mattress @ Box Springs | , @ 6 Maple Legs a ~ nscone SAS ie Cribs | _ Rollawa way Neds” ~ BUN BEDS With Special hed ‘a 17” | ss 16” | ate °39* A Selected Group of | Sealy Metal Adjusteble | CONT WET CRIB USE SEARS CREDIT OR LAY-AWAY PLAN Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb lengths, Charceal, logweed, sapphire shades. $ $ $ 1) OCGuies «| «(BED FRAMES | = MATTRESS $97 Q50 $495 xe $95 ; Cash and 6 Year Size H 29 ‘Corry Reg. 10.95 | PLUS FED. TAX - PLUS FED. TAX PLUS FED. TAX ‘| © Jackets in logweod shade. © Coats in 32, 36,40" =. © Coats in 32, 36, 40” H lengths. Lovely legwood ; ered é ON THE FOLLOWING NATIONALLY AD Sensational values in beautiful new fur coats and stoles! - : MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS | CLOSING OUT ALL OW a G* DISCONTINUED PATTERNS e ae kidskin e owe —— ‘° ria rot rea e Dred mor marmot —§ @ Dyed neeeedly x) Pre —— coats PLUS FED TAX @ Natural mink pd vorina Sred nor $' Ye or lap cts i + Dyed Fr @ Black dyed rabbit coats PLUS FED. TAX © Black dyed. ‘Depa © Dyed letont + Deed mame See SLE PLUS FED TAX Ay inp te proctor labaod show the country of origin. MUNI vce ea ten Safe ch weno .“yalues in fur coats, capes and sloles. Come in joday ... see the styles, the finest in quality . | . all backed by Sears famous | this great event .. dd now the savings can be passed Ladies’ Ready to Weer, on to you! ‘ Sears Second Floor | MODERN SLEEP SHOP ‘3 Great Stores to Serve You Call —§ MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER S#ll Sensational AS . | Pac sinus Now 3 Now pucnaniied Cue ae back” 154 North Saginaw Street In Bazaar Shop Area — Across trom Pontiac State Bank bt SEARS Phone FE 5-4171 |m FE89551 Open Deily 12 to 9 — Saturdey 10 to 9 ——FE 8-9581 DOWNSTAIRS STORE 14444444444 4464"* FREE BALLOONS for the KIDS! Select Your Toys Early! $] Places in Layaway! 14-Inch Tearbelle we ee Tee eT TCE EE ae ee ee ee ee en ' t i] ‘ ‘ Reg. SMIO8 4 $7.98 ' : ‘ Tearbelle brings her com- ? plete needs along with ' her in her own travel 1 kit! Drinks, wets, sleeps, weeps real tears! All vinyl body with jointed arms and legs, rooted hair. Carrying case holds flannel kimono, diaper powder puffs, clothes pins, soap, sponge, bot- tle. and Kleenex, ¢------------% Little Mommies Love This Big DELUXE FOLDING DOLL CARRIAGE Portable Electric Phonograph W/Records 16” Training BICYCLE $19.95 Tank bar is removable for use as boys’ or girls’ bike. Safety training wheels included. Has 134” = titres, adjustable coil spring seat AUTOMATIC SWITCH TRAIN Battery meee = - DB Watch this powerful locomotive wind around the rails, first on the inside track, then on the outside one. It does this automatically . . , sure ‘to thrill all the children. 20-piece unit operates on two stand- ard batteries, Includes locomotive, tender, hopper car and caboose, Track measures 27" x 54” assembied. Batteries extra «J % 14.95 ’ With 6 Records ond 716. 6 Story Books! e Value e It’s larger (27°), wider and deeper than most carriages! Small fry love to pore through the picture books as they Brightly decorated with two-tone hood, and stencilied de- $1 Holds listen ‘to the story on the record. Completely portable > : : , youngsters to carry, comes in attractive twO-tone, scuff- sign on sides. Features costly chrome plated pusher, heavy Your Toy resistant fibre cose. Pleys all 76 RPM recondy up-to 12", capped foot brake. Choose grey or blue. is UL approved, AC only. in Layaway! ae 10-Inch TRICYCLE Vee 98.77 Boy’s or girl's tricycle with adjustable handlebars and seat Heavy gauge steel construc- tion, 142” tires ELECTRIC - y IRONING SET *. 3.98 3 She'll iron all he? dolly’s. cictlies with the U.L. approved, low- heat AC. iron that really works. Includes iron, cord, ad- justable metal board, pad and cover 30-KEY PIANO with 412.95 Walnut finish piané and bench plus key chart and music book Piano has 30 adult size plastic keys, over two Octaves BUCKING. | HORSE $9.98 . For the little cowboys and cowgirls. Four heavy springs support horse in a hardwood frame, 32’’ high, 32” long. Upholstered ROCKER: $11.95 ' Durable, comfortable plastic rocker with hardwood frame. 3 no-sag springs. 24° high. They'll love it! A FOLDING STROLLER $7.98 Made of 34” aluminum tubing and colorful plastic. Double hood with fringe top, remov- able body. Holds dolls up to 30”. “lee King” BEGINNERS’ SKATES fee, *449 Biack or white elk uppers, fine grade steel blades. Ankle high. Sizes 8 to 12, 12 to 3. 5-TRUCK HAULING SET 12.70 8 $1 Value $7.9 . Places ; in Lay- Youngsters love playing with awey T this big fleet of trucks... Flosr hauling cars and freight all over the house! Save $4.92 on these exciting toys today! * CHEMISTRY SET s33 96.99 Big 42-pc. set. Safe, approved by Science educators and par- ents, They have fun by learn- ing scientifically, Save! Precision microscope magnities 75, 210, and 425 times actual size. Includes, slides, dissecting equipment, test tube rack, manual. . Dress her up for the holidays ... at savings! Girls’ Pretty HOLIDAY DRESSES Be 2) 99 She'll look cute as a button in one of Waite's pretty Holiday dresses . . . all are complete with their very own petticoats. Choose from dainty nylons and polished cottons delight- fully trimmed with lace and velvet. Select her pretty new dress from soft pastels, lovely solids, and dainty prints, sizes | to 3 and 3 to 6x. Just look at the tiny prices! Charge Hers at Waite's . Girls 7 to 14 ........ 3.99 / ag . - Second Floor 8.98 Values Exclusive at Waite’s in Pontiac! Boys’ and Girls’ 100% Wool- Quilt Lined. SATEEN CAR COATS 5 99 ,, Subteens ..... 7,99 Boys 6 to 16 Girls 7 to 14 * With Convertbile * Save $2.91! Collar Hoods! 1 What a value! Boys’ and girls’ hooded car coats pee of ffhe polished. cotton sateen and with © wool. They will keep your boy or girl warm el snug in the coldest weather. Bamboo toggle closing and elastic inner wristlets to keep chill Fall and Winter blasts out. In red, natural, charcoal and turquoise in girls’ sizés and char- coal, navy, ton and red in boys’ sizes. Save now! Cherge Theirs at Waite's .. . Second Floor Fur-Like Orlon Pile Lined 2-Pc. HOODED NYLON SNOWSUITS © Hend Widaite @ Sizes 3 to 6x. @ Red, Novy, Char- cool or _ Plaid = = * i + * Ez > cS oe ey aoe ee chk ee eS Ee eee ' $2 Pe id = oe : al .*. % ; ‘ . J tk ke a ri De ee ta A ee ee Wace? By : 4 fs : : * ; ’ | : . . i ; eS /. } “French Wary in North Africa ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. NOVEM BE R21, 1957 _ By JOHN H. MARTIN ENS Foreign Director French Premier Felix’ Gaillard has warned the westefn allies of Soviet attempts to outflank and “neutralize” Europe by operating through North Africa. This is nothing new, but it is a reminder made at a time when the French are furious at the Anglo- American — of token arms to Tunisia. FEAR REBELS - 5 ‘ The French fear that the arms will get into the hands of Algerian nationalist rebels, while Washing- ton and London feared that further stalling would force Tunisian Pres- ident Habib Bourguiba to turn to the Soviet bloc for arms. .Frenech Foreign Minister Christian Pineau now is in Wash- ington trying to solve the new NATO rift in talks with Secre- tary of State John Foster Dulles. American officials are not im- pressed with the argument that-the small arms they have sent to Tunisia will increase the rebellion in Algeria. In fact, the Tunisians are not as well-armed as the Al- gerian rebels next door. OPPOSES NASSER —Bourguiba. the architect of Tunisia’s independence from France, is a moderate nationalist. He opposes the hate campaign methods of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, and he also opposes the Egyptian-Syrian re- liance on Moscow in what Cairo calls ‘positive neutralism.” The American and British gov- ernments’ want to keep a man have believed they could wear) Soviet Infiltration Feared] like Bourguiba on their side and are very aware that Bourguiba is under extremist pressure to help the Algerian rebels against the French. French officials long azo said they had proof that the Reds were aiding in the Algerian war. It’s no secret that arms from Egypt are smuggled to Algeria. Communist and other Europeans would like to see welded to western Europe in a big economic combine. , * * * But not only. the French, but also, the Americans and British have yet to come up with a solution to the bitter struggle in Algeria. And, as in the squabble over arms for Tunisia, every issue touching on North Africa eventually is linked with Algeria. The French refuse te hold any | peace councils with Aicrtacn | unless the rebels halt the war. The rebels refuse to halt the war until they have a promise that any negotiations will be based on eventual absolute. independence from France. Successive French governments | down the rebels by sheer military | power but have failed in a terri-| tory ideally suited for guerrilla warfare. The rebels keep their caineary | organization going by levying local | tributes. But they also know they | have active backing from Egypt. | And the latter, of course, is get-! ting aid from the Soviet Union, which stands to gain a great deal with little expenditure. modern appliances... Choose from the very Famous for Appliance SAUINES. / Clichioal ie selection of top-notch brand appliances . . . selling at prices appealing to thée~most budget-conscious shopper! aay exciting savings ... choose now! cells exist in many parts of North] Africa — the area which France} .priced 'way down! best! See Kresge’s wide Automatic Pop-Up TOASTER Kresge’s w. ’ 77 7 — 2-slice; has cord,crumb tray Chrome, pastel plastic trim. Silent move ment. U.L. approved. SKILLET Kresge’s $ G28 Low Price Big 12” square pan with fitted cover and cord. for easy “good” cooking! Electric Aluminum Thermostat controlsheat “ yy and Electric Fryer— COOKER Kresge’s $ gse Low Modern square-shape 6- Price qt. size with bakelite feet handles. Chrome, aluminum basket, cord. 3-Speed Regent MIXER © Kresge’s ~ 598s Low Price Electric food mixer has 2 beaters. U_L. approved, l-yr. guarantee. AC-DC current. 2-tone pastels. } ‘DOWNTOWN - — MIRACLE MILE TELE-HURON CENTER Steam and Dry —K Lowe ay LL Pee a Modern, streamlined de- a zips you — ironin read fabric dial. Boxed. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Harmony in Color in LAM-FUR SWEATERS We love this creamy blend of lambs-wool fur and ny- 3285 lon, to make you look pret- 5 : to make you feel e if Soaps SCE SO SS tiest, cuddly and comfy ... dyed “ens_seeve siipever to match our wool and Ge cashmere skirts. Cardigan “WOOL and CASHMERE MATCHED SKIRTS Fiddle Dee Dee to High Fashion prices. At Pen- ney’s you find perfectly. tailored All Wool skirts . dyed to match our Lam- Fur sweaters. Keep their shape because the backs are lined. Sizes 30 to 32. PENNEY’S Dan River® Top Sport Shirt Team Take Penney’s top-flight tailoring, Dan River’s wov- ~ en. cotton ginghams ea put them — together and ere boy, you've fa a shirt. Wash ’n wear, too. Dri-don finish. DOWNTOWN PENNEY’S ‘Open Monday, Friday & Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. ‘SEE IT IN LIFE! more luxury in 3 lengths! It’s i ; = 0 ié At +. ANGEL’S TOUCH NYLON Tall, medium, short — all get more glamour! Pen- ney'’s Angel’s Touch tricot’s the world’s softest nylon! So opaque! Such rich trimming! So low Penney priced. Aine : S. 32 to 44 Ru hte TEATS “PIMA, Plus 7” Whites... LUXURY TOWNCRAFTS 100% world famous pima cotton broadcloth with Penney’s custom-like 7- point contour tailoring for disciplined fit. Top styles in super-wear collars ‘n cuffs. Sanforized. Pleecy rayon-cotton-nylon blanket. beauty that lasts for years!. Machine washes in lukewarm water. Fluffs right back to shape. Nylon » bound. Luxurious warmth and priced Pefiney low. | All Other Days 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Luxurious Deep Napped GARLAND of ROSES - 98 sizes 1412 to 17 Q”» 72 by 90 inches MIRACLE Open Monday thru Friday 12 Noon to 9 p. m. Saturday 10 a.m. to9 pm. _. ‘Rich, heavy reversible cot- MORE bare-leg beauty with SEAMLESS GAYMODES QBr Penney’s fashions a beau- tiful bare-leg look with : Seamless Gaymodes. ‘They ; out-compare any nylons j in the country’). Conven- : tional or non-run micro- sixes midget, a mesh norm, large 4 ee i d LAMB’S WOOL ey MEN’S CREW NECK . Men's Lamb’s Wool. knits. 7 95 university styled to-feel as good as it looks. Thrifty in care and price, too. A warm sweater for cold weather. small, med. G large See ee a Fa} Looks Like an EARLY 4 AMERICAN BEDSPREAD 95 | full or twin and Penney’s give you every fabulous feature of much higher priced styles. ton. Resists wrinkling, hard to soil — machine washes. ae MILE PENNEY’S _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. T HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957 Prime. Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in New Delhi as he watches a parade of several thousand school children marking his 68th birth- day. Several ‘‘peace doves” were released during the parade and this one refused to be shaken off. Nehru took it home. 4 ‘ : DOVE OF PEACE — A dove perches on the head of Indian , jaunior Needs Strong Man at Helm By PHYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK (INS) Poor “Mom” has taken a beating these last few psychologically-probing years. l of study of a 17-year-old Puerto Kican boy. The patient had been “war councilor” of a street gang. An argument rose between his revered that even when. she;!@t color which each group wanted burned the roast everybody woul aj"? use for its club jackets. It was shies : decided a fight must decide the chuckle compassionately and de-|issue. During the skirmish, a boy clare devotion to beef well done jfrom the other gang was stabbed unto ashes. _. |to death and the “war councilor,” But no longer. Psychologists. |incredulous and frightened and Time for Dad to Take Over as Head of Home In the old days, mother was so/4@ and another over a particu-|mental “blackouts.” In this state, « ‘New Machine Package Bricks Automatically “DES MOINES — The world’s first automatic brick-packag'ng machine has been installed for in battles.” ; __,|pilot-plant testing at a Des Obviously this, then, is the kind Moines brick plant. of mother who least deserves the | doffed hat: the little lady with the big power- madness, who drives her husband into with- drawal and her children into ree his story and was. released. The switches from his mother to his emotional impact on his subcon- | father. iscious, however, was devastating;| But this boy’s father meekly for months, his’ nights were filled| accepted his wife's orders. “It with nightmares and his days with! intensified his rage at both of his parents,” the psychiatric re- jage 10,000 standard-size bricks an hour, ready for shipment, Each package contains 62 bricks, made up of three individually strapped Dr. Gillman took him on as a| Port read. “particularly against |bellion. bundles of 20 bricks plus two patient. He discovered: = coal ieeadl an bia a aaity No one knows, in this growing|spacer bricks. —setti abeut’ ts) seb | taihe matriarchal society, how many MOM WAS BOGS ha es RL, pe : ' |Mrs. Americas are ruling the July Produce Month The boy’s mother was “boss” _o sree haa but it’s in the family.” le be with an iron will: * * to be hoped that husbands of the) NEW YORK—July is the best lland will evaluate their homes—j|month for fresh fruits and vege- of the family. Until he was 12, the boy followed her~ orders, was * sociologists, Philip Wylie and innocent of the murder, was quick- television have ripped into the jy apprehended by police. matriarchy so savagely that by) After a night of grilling, he told now, when one meets a little gray-|— : haired woman on the street, one! + inet wo siren tn o 6m Early Skiing Slated for New Mexico sive thinker who thinks well of mothers,” said the editor, SANTA FE, N.M. — The New \Mexico ski season is opening “Print it, That's news!” In search of news, then, I at- — da recent meeting orien (earlier than usual this year, Psychiatric Association. And there, |thanks © oe. re end pa through one probing paper ee sick the Sangre de teenage crime and another on the | The Taos Ski Valley, 19 miles dope addict, discovered what tYPC | northeast of Taos, has announced New Zealanders Are Attenders, | Says L. G. Wells | AUCKLAND—New Zealand is a nation of “‘attenders,"’ according to|individual’s interest follows his) | money’? He makes a business of studying, Sower Atop Capitol Colonel L. G. Wells. psychology and using the knowl- edge for extracting funds for needy organizations, Auckland reports. * * * New Zealanders ‘‘attend the races, they attend games, they at- tend anything, It is a habit,” he says. He told a bevy of church- of woman it is who is giving a’ ; : F an opening date of Nov. 16. funds for a new building, that it}4ark reputation to motherhood, | Ernest tor of Tacs would take only a small effort tone world s most widespread in-| 1 Vattey, reported there ts four nhectete feet of snow at the top of the get New Zealanders into the habit| “To the dope addict,” said Dr. of attending church as faithfully | Percy Mason of New York, “the | main Taos slope and 14 to 16 as they now attend the races {mother was always the . favorite, | uae “Just get him to reaching for,the important parent, the ‘boss’ | The Santa Fe Ski Basin, 16 miles ” io country’s only one-chamber i Legislature. Atop the Capitel's 400-| port, titled “A Gang Member's an Unexpected (falls that customarily come later his, wallet,” be aévieed, “for 3) ot the family. |northeast of Santa Fe will open |Nov. 29, the day after Thanks- “The boy (a teenage gang mem- Siving. Buzz Bainbridge, manager lber) gee his cane . feel |\°f the Santa Fe Basin, said snow strength,” explained Dr. Arthur | Conditions are better at this time IE. Gillman. “He was disappointed |than they were at Christmas a i PPOINTED IN DAD _—Nebrask ant ae eet aeberh a by his father’s meek acceptance of a deep. com meee lin the United States and it houses|is mother’s berating. | Other New Mexico ski areas. Dr. Gilman’s psychiatric re- near Albuquerque, Ruidoso and Cloudcroft, will open after snow- foot-high tower is a statue called Reaction to | Crime,” was the story of months 'in the season. men, for whom he was raising!The Sower. 174 GRUEN “GALLANT” 75< & Week 7) BULOVA eUTABETH™ 75¢ A Weet 29” ’ - f Sania’s WKC Has Exclusive Notary Bonded, own workshop doesn’t have a bigger selection than WKC —— i 'S ro Ty, 29” Certified Perfect Diamonds! NO MONEY DOWN! MEN'S BIRTHSTONE® RING | inches of snow at the base of the obedient. Then behavior changed| In joining a gang, “He lived) before the psychiatrists are/tables. In July, 31 of them are with puberty. It is at this time|what he hoped that his father forced to. jin their peak season in the that a boy's identification usually |might be: a sought-after warrior | (Copyright 1957) {United States. | ar ie a a Regulars—Longs-Shorts—Extra Longs—Portlys-Short Stouts You choose the RIGHT CUIT here. ... because our Size Range is (()MPIETE! ... because our Fitters are EXPERTS! Why struggle into clothing that simply | REGULARS Available from........34-52 wasn’t made for you, or take a suit youdon’t LONGS Available from........... 37-52 SHORTS Available from ..........35-44 like just because it’s the only thing that EXTRA LONGS Available from... . .38-50 PORTLYS Available from... SHORT STOUTS Available from... = $55 Young Executive Suits...........$39.50 fits? If you're a short size, a long or a portly, stop in and let us show you the suit you really want in the size that’s right for you. We have an excellent selection of all the newest fabrics, patterns and colors — sized for a man of your build. Open a Hub Charge Account — 30-60-90 Days! \ i sited S4yos Sete $1450. ati be oedd ' nee a ) — \ b ans i, Ye os meee =: aa i ’ i H } : re Ng oe eS Me ae ee a ee re eer ee eee ae ee ee em ae a eg ee Eee ae eee Re eg eee } \ ea i 7 * > ' ase les * t £ f * 4 e ‘ i i t f ¥ * 4 . The machine is designed to pack- | Folsom 5 Hagests Proposals to Produce More Scientists By RUTH MONTGOMERY , —Increase vocational education,staffs is deteriorating because sci- INS Special Correspondent grants to encourage the teaching jentists are going into industry for WASHINGTON (INS) — Welfare/of mathematics and science in/higher salaries. Secretary Marion B. Folsominigh schools. STATES SUBMIT PLANS disclosed today that the admin-| _ Construct additional chemistry| ‘The secretary said states will be istration—determined to overtake) h jand physics laboratories in high encouraged to submit their own Russia's lead in the space age— schools and builds laboratories for |< De en ees as " has tentatively charted several spe- technical schools just above the Plans for esting and counseling cific programs to produce more .oondary school level. _ Thigh school students. The present scientists. | x *« * thinking is that if such a program ad +. *«& * is approved, the federal govern- dynam —Provide grants to graduate} ag whe _ st-spoken secre schools for fellowships to produce | adthinistering such a program, told/ more Ph.D.” 2 and doctors of sct-/ ment would then match the states dollar for dollar, to pay for it. ence! | Pointing out that a third of the this correspondent in an exclusive itop 25 per cent of high school interview that the ‘“‘current think-) The secretary said the admin- a el do not go on to college, ing” involves a matching of federal) istration is considering a variety (he saiq the country simply ‘cannot and state funds to: | of proposals for scholarship jatford this tremendous loss of —Set up a nationwide program | *“2'ds to promising high school (potential scientists and teachers. graduates but has not yet settied oe ee See ee on a specific plan for this phase :Felsom said scholarships are center high scheol students, | - i. program. not the whole answer to encour- ive them vocational aging deserving young on counseling, and upgrade | The National Education Associa-| attend college, but aatieare teacher - counselors by summier tion reported yesterday that the plan would certainly help. He refresher courses. _qwality of college science teaching) ynderscored that the administra- ene ee —_ —— ard ‘ Agrees many views in te present a practical plan HOLIDAY PICTURE pape SPECIALS | THIS COUPON WITH f= {ff toe oe s \ 4 Such a plan was first inaugurat- ; ENTITLES 4 ied during World War | to produce > BEARER 4 jmore mechanics and farmers. It s TOA ¢ ee eee been envied © s 4 courage the study of domestic , aaa Roll of 8mm Color |Science, home economics, engi- i ° ° 4 ‘Neering and practical nursing. » Movie Film , 4 Limit 3 toa C - qf Folsom said the need for some > ustom 4 of these is now less pressing, and 'wwwvvvevwvvvergrevvrweuvvrvverqvuuvewveug;g*’ that the federal-state matching funds could stress instead the CLIP CLIP CLIP CLIP CLIP CLIP CLIP teaching of mathematics and | science. The government is already pro- viding some fellowships through grants to graduate schools, the National Institute of Health and the National Science Foundation. ie *® & This program, Folsom feels, THIS COUPON WITH [sowec\, ‘TeaRER $ 1 Roll of 35mm Y aaa Kodachrome Film “ABS Oe JUMBO #c |; Black & White 7 PRINTS i i i i i ANN ARBOR \—The University of Michigan will ask the legisla- ture for $37,274,000 in operating ) expenses for the 1958-59 academic CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!: | yee: vice pressent'witiam - Stirton said today. The Gift Only You Can Give oe The figure is an increase of about seven million dollars above ca ) Big 32x44" what the university was appro- |priated for the current year. The university plans on an additional FADEPROOF jenrollment of 2.000 students above 5 the present 23,000 next year, Stir- ENLARGEMENT |=“: A 10 per cent hike in faculty $ 00 | salaries also is anticipated, 5 For ] | Stirton declared. The legislature is expected to vote on the re- While You Weir (ALL DIFFERENT) quest next spring. | Stirton said the university plans Bring Everybody — Babies, Any Age — Mom, jto operate on a budget of $47.667,- Dad, Youngsters, Teens, Grandma and Grandpa 000 with the additional fun’- -om- to Our Downstairs Studio! ing from student tuition. * * * KRESGE’S PHOTO DEPT | “The increase is needed to meet s the keen cornpetition for top-flight ‘President Harlan Hatcher. THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957 Yee or aes, i. , U. of M. to Ask State! aca for Added $7 Million} KRESGE’S Wool and Rayon Imported Checked =| | KITCHEN Naw raney {| TOWELS Fringed Ends $ Reg. 1.00 Size 14’’x26” sy m ° OF | FOUNTAIN SPECIAL— FRIDAY ONLY! HOT BEEF SANDWICH, Creamy Whip Potatoes, 5 As Brown Gravy, Choice of Coffee--Coca Cola....... , a DOWNTOWN — MIRACLE MILE — TEL-HURON CENTER 3 . 7 AT KINSEL'S YOU' LL FIND. Famous Brands AND WONDERFUL | New Things, too! , OF COURSE, KINSEL'S HAS THE FAMOUS BRANDS you WANT. THESE ARE THE BRANDS YOU HAVE SO MUCH CONFIDENCE IN AND CHOOSE WEEK AFTER WEEK. KINSEL PEOPLE MAKE SURE_OUR SHELVES ARE FILLED WITH THESE BRANDS, ALWAYS READY FOR YOU. KINSEL'S HAS WONDERRUL NEW /ITEMS TO OFFER, TOO. OUR BUYERS ARE CONSTANTLY ON THE LOOKOUT FOR NEW PRODUCTS. WHEN THEY FIND A PRODUCT THAT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN THE PRODUCT 1S CHECKED THOROUGHLY. IF IT —_s KINSEL'S HIGH STANDARDS, YOU'LL FIND IT ON YOUR KINSEL SHELF, LL_L__——SSe REGULAR 98 VALUE EFFECTIVE-SUPER REGULAR $1.09 VALUE Anahist Anahist Anacin Anahist — Mistol Mist SUPER SPRAY COUGH SYRUP TABLETS TABLETS FOR COLDS FOR Quick RELIEF we 77e G% 69% set 79° — VALUE = arg oeatG= ; Alka-Seltzer Colgate GLEEM FUTURO. FOR FAST RELIEF DENTAL gare a TOOTH PASTE SACRO BRACE SAVE 39° $3¢ 9Oc Now A95. TUBE FOR © ONLY Ss. 2), Aim REGULAR 29 VALUE —-—«REGULAR a pant FR J T C IN K F 4-WAY PHILLIPS FULL COLD TABLETS MAGNESIA TABLETS REGULAR 6S VALUE “REGULAR ro VALUE BROMO Johnson's SELTZER—FAST RELIEF BABY POWDER SAVE loc 49 Piouspay | R ULAR 1.25 75 VALUE REGULAR 29¢ VALUE BRECK , Cuticure ce AO, | ee ate. CREME 1% C8 ee ——————— _ REGULAR 5% VALUE D. O. C. "CAROID. KURLASH DENTURE CLEANSER AND, BILE TABLETS EYELASH CURLER HELENE CURTIS ¢ SPRAY NET SUPER SOFT — WITHOUT LACQUER REGULAR FOR HARDER HAIR REGUUAR wre CALE GROVES HELENE CURTIS BROMO QUININE D es * ENDEN stixwroo MEDICALLY PROVEN 99%, EFFECTIVE. CREAM OR LGUIO Relieve Sore Feet Fast elICECAKE et. $425 REMOVES PAINFUL CORNS AND CALLOUSES ..... .. ONLY REGULAR 49¢ VALUE Saccharin | CUSHION Ya-GRAIN TABLETS GRIP ion ‘ 29¢ For. Relining Dental LUNCHEON +, atm, $[98- SPECIAL OLD NEWSHOYS GRILLED. CHEESE On Sad SALAD GOODFELLOWS SANDWICH TT ae * Pickle Slice, Choice cn Ge NOV REGULAR 10¢ ESCORT ° NYLON HAIRNETS 99: DU PONT INVISIBLE — ALL COLORS 60c VALUE. PKG. OF 6 PRICES EFFECTIVE. TO SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Dewaredn Pontion Store Bi peryrti . 67 North Saginaw Se. ° - UIMIT, QUANTITIES ALSO MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING exer, ‘ * THIRTY-T Glib Hal Boyle Frets, Pon | a horrible sight, If is the fime, | fon tat, | nb | and confidently plunges into one- more daily column. | By SAUL PETT @® Feature Writer ‘ NEW YORK — As it. must to all men, @ spontaneous, .unge- hearsed evening on the town—a night out with the boys—comes oc- casionally Into the life of Hal Boyle, the columnist. . + ¢ * Thus;on a recent-evening of warm friendship, Boyle was over- staying hig leave at Pat: Moriarty’s Chop House. The phone rang sev- erat times amd each time Boyle, with the characteristic cowardice of overdde husbands, shouted to the owner: . “Pat, if that’s my wife, fell her I just left.” Hours later, Boyle arrived home and learned, with a wide-eved look of sublime innocence, that there had been dinner guests long since departed. In forteful terms, Fran- ces Boyle. delivered a lecture on thoughtless fusbands. And then the phone rang. 4 _ ®*® * * Boyle said, “Frances, if that's Pat Moriarty, tell him I just left.” PURE BOYLE: _ This, of course, is classic Boyle, pure Boyle, the legendary Boyle who invaded North Affica: throw- ing candy from his jeep to ‘the i Boyle, son of toil, Horiest Hal, the Arabs pal."* 7 There are other. Boyles, most | of whom creep into his daily AP | column, which appears im more | than 500 papers and is probably the. most widely printed in Amer- iea. pa There is the gay, the folksy, the gregarious Boyie, the organizatjon- al Boyle who serves on committees, | collects for office Christmas par- physical Boyle his broad, broken nose, his thin-' ning, brown hair. The naive Boyle! who thinks he will weigh 170 again, | the proud Boyle who, on losing a single gunce, introduces himself as “the new tiger man.” YNTHESIZED SUCCIS; +} _ By a mysterious, suspenseful ‘chemistry, these separate Boyles ‘somehow manage to coalesce every weekday into the written word. And the words, over the years, have added up to a Pulitzer prize and other awards, to columns dramatized on television and re- printed in magazines and anthol-! ogies. Harold Vincent Boyle spends wmn and two hours actually writ- natives and shouting, “‘Vote for FURNITUR AXD TELEVISION THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957. ders and; Pities Everyone he when - cold chisel, put it ‘te your head, and start quarrying.” Boyle at the typewriter, with 60 or 90 minutes to g@, is taut, silent,’ stiff, intense, measuring each.word. jcarefully, .writing, X-ing out, re- phrasing, sweating into a shining simplicity, , * * * He can't work without chewing murderously on his cigar, stopping compulsively to comb his hair or to take a deep breath like a pitche inervously eying the batter and that ismall strike zone. knows how smail that strike zone; * * * “I've got to get a few columns HE’S OFF — With a fresh cigar, Hal Boyle rubs his hands reoape get a backlog,” says Boyle, he optimist, * * * “TI can only write on deadline,” says Boyle, the realist. “Emily Dickinson said, ‘wine is the gift of screws.’ I . find the deadline squeezes the best out of you in a hurry.” FRUITS OF TORTURE A GI dead in Normandy, “at final ease stretched in eternal Jangor."’ . . . In South Carolina, *‘a tar-papered shack wearying a hill.”” , .. Of October, when “every- for. I think this is a hard world, he thing that walks the earth feels and I think every human in it, at] ¥®F Fegerting in 1944, an amber thrill.’ . . . Of the tri- ties, faréwell parties and funerals. mph of an Irishman on St. Pat's time. The thing 1 admire most is| The seg concerned nay, when he hears ‘“‘the deep,’ people who face life with courage, about his 46 years, his 200 pounds, goey miisic of living, the low. sad loyalty and a sense of humor." | rhythms of eternity . . . the high song of the turning spheres, the dim lullaby of the worm in ifs cocoon...” *. * * These well-ordered phrases are| born every morning at a monu- mentally disordere@ desk, usually piled more than a foot high with unopened mail, papers, books,|24n to eat up ail the ice cream ealg said privately today that megazines, forgotten shoppin, lists. profits, the boss began searching North Korean’s Communist gov- Boyle always has a fancy explana- for other fields for Boyle to con-/ernment is right about many of tion for the clutter. The Boyles live simply im ® (kansas City AP office. it mas the)go there voluntarily. | four-room Manhattan apartment overlooking the East River. His hobbies are “‘brooding and watching people and trying to un- 2 hours a day, awake or asleep, derstand them.” thinking up titles) Boyle started with the AP as of thinking, worrying about his col- ‘for books he'll never write, shop- fice boy in 1928, departed long ping for suits he won't buy until _ APPLIANCES! Where Wrigleys Ua i Be FE 4-058 eI A. WEEK! No Money Down! Up to 30 Mos. to Pa r) Only a ied ra S ‘e . | j icokumns left to do before retire-! \ment, and day-dreaming, ‘SORROW FOR ALL j | “Hates? I hate people who throw| ‘their weight around, who try to rob a man of his dignity. Will Rogers used to say, ‘] never met a man I didn’t like.’ I can't say! that. * * * . re “But I can say I never mét a human being [| didn't fee] sorry one time or another, hag a hard, Boyle caught the writing virus relatively late, Growing up in Kansas City, he first wanted to be an engineer and ‘“‘go around | the world in high leather boots, bellding bridges ond dams.” In high school, Boyle jerked sodas for a druggist. As Boylé be-| quer, It was the druggist who! iknew the chief copy boy at the |druggist who suggested Hal might; want to look him up. STARTED AT BOTTOM ‘enough to earn degrees in cam HE'S ROLLING — The qword was found, the phrase made, the path through the dark forest’ opens. Now it’s only work. The appointment was announced by Maj. Gen. Gordon A. Mac-— Donald of Detroit, division com- mander. ee? Lt. Col. Schnipke Heads ‘National Guard Division LANSING (# — The National Guard has announced the appoint- nk: tt * i ~ +r Communists said they went North|of staff for the 46th Infantry Di- by choice and wanted to stay .\there. * * x ‘meanwhile, maintained its official\Gen. Ronald D. McDonald of Oke- istand that the Southerners in the mos, newly appointed state quarter- jnorth were kidnaped. iment of Lt., Col. Clarefice C. Col. Schnipkée lias been assigned Schnipke of Grand Rapids as chief uke as executive officer of the 126th ia Infantry in Grand Rapids. since 1947. He had a record of 27 years of National Guard and active mili- tary service and was with the 126th Infantry of the 32nd Division in the Southwest Pacific in World War II. vision. The South Korean government,| Col. Schnipke, 44, succeeds Brig. imaster general, effective Dec. 1. | versity of Missouri, worked as re- porter for AP in Kansas City, St.) Louis and New York, and took off as a war correspondent in 1942.; He landed with Patton at Casa-, blanca and Sicily, Clark at Salerno, and jeeped with the First Army from Normandy to the Elbe, moved: later to the Pacific war zone and) returned i 1950 to combat in Ko-, lt took several weeks to realize | had wen a Pulitzer tor his | While he is not famed as a methodical planner, he does think’ a man should pick his own epitaph. ! His own choice: ‘Safe at Home." Admit ROKs Fled North Voluntarily SEOUL @—National police offi-| the 337 South Korean civilians it admits are in the North—they did The police said they are watch- ing the absentees’ families close- ly for any possibly subversive con- tacts with those in the Communist area. . The South Korean Red Cross an- nounced Monday that it had re- pene emnn nti THERE'S NO TIME. LIKE THE PRESENT TO modernize Want a rew roof. new kitchen, brighten up the living room? Now is the time to modernize your home ... Enjoy homelife in an atmosphere of beauty and comfort. Church's, Inc. have everything you need to modernize from a complete new Kdichen to the founda- | tion for a new home. UP TO $3,500 for Home Improvements now available. NO MONEY DOWN! And, you may do it yourself or we will send you an experienced carpenter who will do the job well! A Christmas Gift Suggestion. . . Give Mother a new kitchen for Christmas— Come in, see the new Curtis Kitchen Cabinets we now have in stock. . ~~. Chur 107 Squirrel Rd. ch Inc. | ~ FE 2-0233 ing it, Boyle at the typewriter is Frances sees them, counting the nalism and English at the Uni-/ceived the list of the 337, The! With Ceramic Tray Now Only... . WROUGHT IRON SMOKING STANDS, $] 69 +e et ee ee ew he eee Ne e _LAUNDROMAT WASH ‘N’- DRY Advertised life 00 — WAYS 4 TO BUY CASH—LAYAWAY 5-Yr Guarantee on thé With Kaite 1 48s Sharpener ; Reg. $19.95 . TERMS—CHARGE | Reg. $4 88 $29.95 ] 2 to please’ Vb, SCHICK “95” Electric Shaver © * ’ “WESTINGHOUSE. ~ STROKE-SAVER ACUUM CLEANER $ Toss-Away Bag(” “ae -- Floor-N-Rug Took = ‘ a” a Featuring NO MONEY ‘DOWN! . Full Factory Guérantee Complete with Attachments GENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM IRON HOLIDAY SPEDIAL . MATTRESSES ONE > OUTFIT GROUP COMPLETE Ona. “Holiday Special” a Includes: 549388 $1 838 : EASY TERMS Eesy’ Terms HERE’S WHERE YOU REALLY SAVE! ! ay ST pr i, Sle me ! 7 4 a OUTFIT | Here’s What You Get: Gorgeous two-piece sectional or two-piece ‘ living room suite, coffee table and two end tables. Beautiful modern bedroom suite including double dresser, bed, mirror, spring and mattress, and 5-pc. dinette set. - plete with sturdy chairs. IF YOU HURRY... NO MONEY DOWN! <$9Q 00 - pecia Only ° : Compl : WEEK THE PONTIAC PRESS. ' PHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957 SAVE ON SECTIONALS Tapestry 2-Pc. Sectional, Regular $169 ... Lee Priexe 2-Pc. Sectional, Regular $229 ... : Now Only $7 7 Now Only $109 Full 3-Pc. Sectional, Regular $298 . Now Only $] 59 , eee Tapestry —_ and Chair, Regular $149 ©... 2... eae. Now Only | $57 Decorator Tweed a ad Chair, Regular $198 .... a ..New Only $87 Friexe Modern Sofa and Chair, Raguler $259 6k. csc ccc ces Now Only $] 49 oe Goo... bn $33 Roeder 3139 petingigns Ber = | S77 borotan bed ond. Mesching oa nw 3139 . $88 seroree $149 B BEDDING! SAVE! tendons te A ACA Tiek. on Spring $14 6. Repetn 398 Deluxe Hide-Away Bed with Innerspring Mattress. Regular $289 ..... A ESAL Maple Modern Finish Bunk Beds, Mel nk Mad Pa el $15 Relidway with Comfortable Matt Regular $29.50 0... mee SIT Health-0-Pedic Box » Innerspring Mattr es ¢ eget $159 ee . anerene: $88 Bex Spring and Mattress, Head- $44 beard tmony Values to $99.50. 14 Available. 1LAMPS, TABLES, ‘CAND ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS Soi sa Sh ease. $]17 tae Many ealore and styles ; $237 sorts ae mace Now 498 . Regular Now only. 20.6 6005 wees 5 ieee ee $17 iron and Weed. $700 00k Kanes Chairs, Modern, Luxurious, Cholee ot Fabrics, Values to $139........... $27 Tit Top Cod Tables. $288 Reguler $6.95 . “vee cane (aston oven no. ~ ‘Friday Only 9: 30 A. M. to 9 P M. Thousands of dollars worth of nationally famous quality furniture, home furnishings, television, radios, phonos, appliances, jewelry and miscellaneous drastically reduced. Buy all your home needs at cost . . . near cost. Some items one - of - a - kind, some limited quantities, some floor samples. Friday only from 9:30 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. Serve yourself — just. ‘pick the item and look at the plainly marked price. All Sales Final. Hurry in. Special Easy Sorry, No TERMS N Phone Orders FLOOR LAMPS & TABLE LAMPS Many colors and Values to styles to choose 24.95—Now from One of a OP ai kind Regular Nylon Sofa and Chair, ' : Reoster $ 29. Pe saa pe ° 5 eae: New Only $189 Fix ‘em yourself All famous nea to choose from All sales These As-ls TV Sets sold only at WKC's Warehouse, 45 North Perry Street. ‘As-ls’ TELEVISION SETS! 10”, 14, 17°, 21” Sereens, Your Choice @ 4- pe Mixing Bowls e@ Wrought Iren Smokers @ j-cell Flashlights Look What TL You Get for @ Hand-painted Waste Basket @ Oven-proof Spaghetts Kew! @ Teel Sets @ Ceramic Light Switch Tistes @ Many others & KALIOS ae y i Fmerson Automatic Cleck ee $gea* A Reg. 29.95. New enly ; Beautful Maple Bedroom Suite. Includes: Bed. Dresser and Chest. Regular $99.95. Now Only mart Modern Bedroom Swite, Includes: Book - $88 mBed. Chest and Dresser. Reg. $159.95 SAVINGS ON BEDROOMS $57 en Blond Bedroom Suite. Chest, Westinghouse 3-way Portable "$228 Radio. Reg. $39.95. New only $1628. Phitce Automatic Deluxe Clock $2488 Radio. Reg $39.95. New only . $9988 Westinghouse Tabte Radio Reg. $29.95. New only .,. Phitee Table Radle, AC -DC Reg. $34.95 New only ,. Reg. 24.9%. Now .. graph. Emerson Actematic 3-speed Phonegraph. Reg. $79.95. New--,, Webdcor Automatic Reeord Changer. Reg. $79.95. New , is) Admiral Automatic Radie- 5 Phone. Reg. $79.85. Now ..,.0.0 Mauer Bedroom Grouping Double bed with bookcase headboard, chest rawers and double dresser. Rare buy! .$ ] ] fearly! Brand New Admiral Portable Television Regular 109.95 child can carry. y Bookcase Bed. Regular $219. 95. Now $119 Compact, easy to $ carry. So light in weight, even a Emerson Hi-Fidellty Console 2 $ Radio-Phano Combination- Mahogany Cabinet. -Speciel PRiico Hi-Fi 3-Speak. Mhg 88 Console Phonograph Reg -$ H189-45. New ently Philee *-speaker t-speed Portable Phonograph. Reg 39.45. New enty Oirmpic HI-F! Mhg. Console with automatic Phene and AM-FM radio €emb. Mhg $14988 Cabinet Reg. $299.85. Now TT GZS Today’s and Former HIT TUNES Demonstrators, But Cuaranteed Your ] rd Choice Classics, Pops atBums *1!9 Values to 14.95 Famous Round Bebbin SEWING MACHINE $6995 +3 8 Sealy Posturepedic Serta Perfect Sleeper Mattresses or Box Springs All Floor Samples Nationally ‘Advertised $ 5 7 00 A few demonstrators. . $21 579.50 Deluxe Chicago ROLLER SKATES New Men's Styles Regular 19.95 ] 4* HOOVER STEAM IRON With Stainless Stee! Sole Plate Regular $17.95 sg” NO DOWN PAYMENT! TAKE UP to 2 YEARS TO PAY! HURRY! Z Pc. Chrome Dinette Set inclides 4 Chairs and Table. $32 Regular $69.95 ........4..45 7-Pe. Chrome Dinette Set Deluxe. $77 6 Chairs and Table. Reg. 129.95. Colortul Kitchen Step Stools, Regular $9.95. Now Only..... a $2.49 bes... fe. 16" Big Wardrobe & Cedar Chest in Lasting Red Cedar “44 $69.95 Now For Both Chest and Wardrobe , Colors Odd Dinette CHAIRS rity $44 Choice of * © Plenty of FREE Parking in’ Our Own Lot Behind Store Next to Roosevelt Hotel - HURRY! RANGES! | Autocrat Atp. Sime Gas Range. $ Regular $99.95. New enly oo ..sseeee 48 Aatecrat 30° Wide Oven Gas $ Range. Detuxe. Reg@lar $179.95 . 118 Celumbes Fell Size Gas Range with Autematic Timer. Delase. Reg. $199.95. . $] 1 New Admiral ae Electric Range Deluxe: a Reg. 0190.95. Now ] 8 Hotpoint a" Electric Range Debure " $] a $199.95. Now Philco Full Give Deloxe Electric Range. $ Reg. $249.95. New |. : : Fhilce 3¢@"° Electric Range. Fully Aute- $] 8 matic. Reg. $249.95. Now .....ennas WASHERS Speed Queen Wringer Washer. New ‘58 $68 model. Reg. $119.95. New . . Mavtag Wringer Washer. Grrafoam $ Action. Reg. $179.95. New . Z 7 Speed Queen Autematic Washer. New "$ "DR Medel. Reg. 8199.95. New .. ] Hotpeint Automatic Washer. Regelar $] 38 $000.95. New e@nmly ....c cece ee eeaee WRINGER WASHERS Used Mastags, Speed Queens, rice iar Rebuilt bs our service etperts. Whirlpool Custom Automatic Washer $] 78 Regular $189.95. New only AUTOMATIC DRYERS Speed Queen Automatic Dryer. Matches $] ] 8 Washer. Reg. $179.95 . Hotpoint Automatic Dryer Matchec $] 8 Washer, Regular $149.95 : Whirlpool Custom Aute. Dryer. Matches $ Custom Washer. Reg. 249 65 ] 6 Maytag Auto. Delete Dryer. Reg. $ $750.05. Now Ss fs ] 68 Whiripool Actomatioc Drver Reg $128 $199.95. Now TELEVISION Bendix 21°’ Table Model TV. Regular $179.95 Phileo 21'' Mahogany Console TY. Regular $379.95 RCA Victor 21'' Wood Console TY. 1958 Model. Regular $249.95 $188 Emerson 21 Table Model Reguler aes. ee nes Now $137 $87 . a... Now Only "Now ony $158 Emerson 17°° TV-Radio-Phono Combination. 1958 Model . Olympic 21°’ Wood Consele TV. Regular $299.95 Hotpoint Big Family Size Super Store 17" and 21” Console, Table TVs 17" and 21° Censoles, Table TV's All $ Rebuilt by our service experts. M-day Choice 48 exchange privilege. Retrigerator. Regular $199.95 $127 Admiral 11 eu. ft. Deluxe Refrigerator. Regular $289.95 . $] 88 $188 Nationally Advertised Trade-In Sets Your RCA Whirlpool 12.2 cu. ft. Del irlpoo cw eens sew Oats $] 98 Retrigerator, $329.95 Philco 12.5 cu. tt. Double Door Refrigerator Fully automatic. Regular $459.95 — $269 Admiral, GE, Hotpoint, Philco Refrigerators $68 New Units. In perfect condition, Re- Your built by our service experts Choice MISC. JEWELRY Ladies’ 17-Jewel Watches. Famous Names. Regular $39.75 Men's 17-Jewel Watches. Famous Names. Regular $49.50. Now Travel Alarm Clocks in portable leather cases Regular $6.95. Now .. Sheaffer Snorkel Pens. Reeeter ° $15.00 values. Now only ... cern eee Sheafter Pens. Rossier = 95 values. Now only . ae 120 and 127 Film. Slightly Outdated. 9% Tremendous values a®.... 0. ..0...0.-05 : Men's Cuff Link Sets. Values to 9 95. Now only . : Renson Table Lighters Vewsliy sell tor $12.50. Now only . Men's Birthstone Rings. Every Month of . the Year. Values for $24.95 to $39.50 . Ladies’ Birthstone Rings. Values $18.95 to $29.95. Now. . Samsonite Streamlite Train Cases, Regular $17.50. Now ..........,.. Seth Thomas Kitchen Clocks Regular $6.95. Now only ...... ; eenree G-E Alarm Clock. Regular $6.95. Now only ..,.... 3-Piece Luggage Set Ragelszit24.0S) Nowleal eee $1289 50-Pc. Service for 8, Stainless Steel Dinner Set. Regular $14.95... 53-Pc. China Dinnerware Set. Service for 8: Regular $26.95... Costume Jewelry, all styles, latest fashions. 88< Pins, Earrings, Bracelets, Necklaces... a 3-Piece Pearl Ensemble. Bracelet. Necklace, Earrings .,. Imported Cuckoo Clocks, Black Forest. Regular $19.95. Now only... Ladies’ and Men's Watch Bands. Expansion styles. Values trom $3.95 to $8.95 52-Pe. 1847 Rogers Silverware. Service for 8. Regular $99.75. Now . * $4488 SMALL APPLIANCES $1288 $777 $1288 $777 $777 $777 $1488 Dormeyer Big Deluxe Mixer-Grinder-Juicer Regular $38.50, Now _ chee $2388 ¢ 5 + Sunbeam Automatic Fry Pan. Regular $16.95. Now only Waffle Iron and Sandwich Grill Combinations Regular $19.95. Now Dormeyer Deep Fry Cooker, Regular $24.95. Now only .. Automatic. Electric Fry Pan. Regular $19.95. Now only ....... ‘Automatic Electric Pop-up Toaster. Regular $19.95 .... Soa ak West Bend Automatic 8- Cvs Percolator. Regular $19.95... Jae eg Sunbeam Portable Mixer. Regular $19.95. Now only... .*" | mixed, and none too favorable,| will be- sentenced Dec. -16. ot a Balls Mise Race By STEPHEN 0. HUGHES Rvapsct sn Morocco w — One °f poulhaut, 30 miles east of Casa- te tonics for — vatic Pagid blanca, has not yet been com- 5 ashington during the Visit’) cteiy activated. af Morocca is likely to be the in morocco, at Port Lyautey. former French protectorate. ‘| sEEK NEW FRONTIERS x * * the network of U.S. overseas bases) This claim ringing Russia has become of | throughout ability to retaliate. The Moroccan bases are an important link a ate nework, |a0d off the coast. The United States began build. Morecco’s main sources of ing bases in Morecco following | wealth are agriculture and her an agreement with France — | rich deposits of phosphates, man- which then controlled the | ganese, iron ore, lead and zinc. eountry — in 1951. A new agree- ment is now being sought with Moroces. The Sultan’s American visit also Wit the race hetween Russia andicomes as nationalists of the new . the United States fr the Intet-|Morocco voice. claims that the —— ee add continental ballistic missile be-) Moroccan frontiers should be ex- ‘ cas Jae a a ae coming more frantic every day, tended both to the east and south, . pal ig ¥ i ol . Mauretania. “These, however, crucial importatee to American! |ion — is coupled with the feeling hehe rd eee a o that Spain should cede to Morocco the areas it holds on the mainland Moroceo extracts about 100 a tr oe pecan ae noes the gevernment of independent works at Khoufibga and Louis Casablanca is the largest city with Gentil which produce five million’ of Fez, Marakesh and Tangier 5 Hens fied Art ' School Draws Blindsto Keep — Modesty, Peace it ;ton art School hung a sheet across The 1 new building house the} . 1a studio window today to hide its)College of Further ‘at Ben Guerir, 43 miles frem| Lead and zinc are mined at. nude 'Marakech. A support bases at/Touijssit and Bobeker near Oujda| and Midladen near Midelt, Cobalt | js found at Bouazzer Graara near manganese at Imini near Quarza- Is Ouida. In the southern | territories a Aleeria, and Fort Gourand, tons of crude oi] annually from thé} \Petitjean oi fields of Oujda, The’ lamout covers one seventh of the | |country’s needs | x * * i '’ Rabat, with a population of 682,390 inhabitants and the cities jerecting a building next door, The new building had risen G. A. THOMPSON & § . ~ The biggest Air Force bas isitons yearly and make Morocco! |. the most important tourist at- locate at Novasseur, 17 miles south/a | Ask us about it! | new tractionized 3-T Custom || SUBURBANITE. ONE YEAR GUARANTEE ___ Available with These Cars! 1957 Ford 2-Dr. Y= °1495 Clea 1956 FORD iischene mT 795 Like New and snow! —_—| 1955 MERCURY ©: "1495 @ New tractionized tread adds thou- | 3 1955 “CHEVROLT:: any $1395 sands and thousands of tiny traction “Your Present | Cor Should Moke the Down” teeth to more than 5500 biting edges for a firm, claw-like grip on all roads. Payment — Easy Terms on Balance! That’s why we can say, “up to 55% better traction” and mean it! Greatest grip and go on ice, in mud oa ed @ And here’s real economy—because Custom Suburbanites are made with Goodyear’s exclusive, triple-tough triple-temperegd 3-T Cord bodies and tread compounds, you can count on an extra season of wear. No wonder we say, “You can’t afford to be with- out 3-T Custom Suburbanites!”’ w © »" — FJLINYAHABNS @ Remember the rogd-rumble so com- ‘mon in ordinary snow tires?. 3-T Custom-Suburbanites correct that— their unique staggered tread design Rives a smoother, quieter ride! en You can trade Slip for Grip for as low as $125 weekly! FREE! Giant WINDSHIELD — SCRAPER | | Nothing to buy! Yours | for the asking! Fits glove comportment. GET SET FOR WINTER DRIVING _ Choose 3-T Nylon or 3-1 Rayon, Tubeless or Tube-Type, Black or White Sidewalls. Sizes for all cars . including imported models. MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND! : PONTIAC aril sree Op ost UTICA 1 F sir editiie tes ginaw, FE 4- Shelby Oil Co. Po nae eh sale Bee Gene | Richter’ ce 4025 Auburn Rd., RE 9-9351. L& ' ech peop hlnmag CLARKSTON oO ies Giee ete 3.9113 1007 Beldwin Ave., FE 8-3417 _ Beach 3 Standard — Rogers Standard Service nha - 308 N. Johnson, FE 3-9478 MILFORD ) ote Or cha r d La ke Ra. | RO East Auburn Shell Service Cook's Shell Service Smith's _ HIGHLAND , 608 Auburn Ave., FE 3-9576 2955 Highland Rd., MU 4-5085 In Highland, MU 4-6572__ Keego Ha rbor a - Labor fi FE 5.9 204 D we tye : ” | / elegrap a rol ij é: ae ok oe el tai i a Ss ke hg A heed ee * ee ee ee ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1957, MAKE OVER DETROIT, (AP)—Prices paid feo —_— ten Detrest for No. 1 qual- it poultry up to 1@ a.m. MARKETS aide Men ° on GM Stock iternal revenue Service. ‘Du Pont de Memours & Co. Barmore Denies Killing Scout Ask Tax Ruling | Attorneys Seek Figure to Determine Disposal of DuPont Holdings CHICAGO Ww — Attorneys are seeking a government ruling on the tax aspects of the proposed distribution of Du Pont holdings of General Motors Corp. stock. They have prepared a motion asking Judge Walter J. La Buy in U.S. District Court to issue an or- der calling for a ruling by the In- They said a hearing will be held today. The lawyers represent. stock- holders of Genera] Motors and E.I. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled | last summer that Du Pont violated the antitrust laws in its ownership of 63 million shares — about 23 per cent — of General Motors | stock. The Supreme Court sent the Stocks Paced GOP Legislator | xed _ |Suggests Bonds fo Vigorous Riseles = <= == Win Promotions ’° ‘mProve State duce brought to the Farmer's Mar- LANSING A quarter of a kets by growers and sold by them . lion dollar general obligation bond hd nonferrous metais flete are furnished petrott| Leah ecially in the field of education, poe market to a hain rae are od oe y- All From Area, Ps been suggested by a Republi- early today. -— of Markets, as of Wednes- New Vice Presidents can legislator. Key stocks advanced from frac- * * * tions to two or more points. Produce Three local men are among the| Rep. George W. Sallade (R-Ann ‘The ticker tape fell behind trans- tour newly elected Detroit Edison|Arbor), a leader of the “Young actions for seven minutes in the ‘vice presidents. Turk’ liberal Republicans, pro- first buying rush, sovees. De wee ee «0208 The appointments of new vice|posed the bond issue at a meeting ae ts App , be. ayes presidents, Arthur §S. Griswold,jof young Republicans here. ee ee oe eee Wee en i Donald F. Kigar, Sylvester F.| about 60 per cent of the money we lal sagged OR 1 g9Leahy and Chester F. Ogden were) would be earmarked for higher reet was Federal Re. [reset es *! 9'9§, announced following the board of) education and the proposal could serve Board would, tae further|Garrets., Topped. bu *: }fgidirectors meeting in Detroit 0n) be submitted to the voters at the credit.- easing steps today See casi NOv. 3 November 1958 general elcc- Allied Chemical “grouna [Zantel, (bebe. = » 2.00) Arthur §, Griswold, 5015 Pon | tion, Sallade said. two, Obrysler cpanel than Routrens (taney iG ie Valley Rd., Bloomfield Hills, was | Through this method, he said, . y Leeks (behs.) 1.50 vice president if | the state could plan for a five-year, m point, and Westinghouse Elec: a hn air charge of industry and public im- | program of improvements to be cueeamsks nnn a (Raa een ee financed on a “time payment” Reuter nechous (bchs.) dor... 1 $e Since 1952 he} basis. enter! Lea ose cose te ree |Fematees, hothouse eoant) 0! has served as in- * * * er opening at 106, up two 6 “Me dustry assistant to| Sallade also suggested as Re-| 1,400 shares, U. S. Steel rose 4) Ireens president of De-|publican legislative goals a $4,000, at SIN on a big ning block Sota st BARE SARA nocom pe +e roit Edison,'minimum wage for teachers, a, of 10,000 shares; hem Stee! ate bu. is Walker L. Cisler./minimum wage law of $1 an hour, ay Pe : M = 8 ee eT oe no Setseungeuenves 200 Joining the com- at 88 on 2,500 per ~S rd. bu. Serecreecceecraery 9.00 pany in 1922, he + * Celery Lstae ede ree ae LS poco e — ~ dollege students, Atlantic Coast Line, Illinois Cen-| Badive,, bie ~~ t Rares pe Seine aos was/Civil rights law and reorganization tral, Baltimore & Ohio and South- active in electric|of the state’s administrative agen- OS Poultry uty aut ce — 7 GRISWOLD organizations. He pounce back Gomi eerere rom) Dernorr roviter also served as government consult- Home Appliance Firms ant on electric power to the For-| eign Operations Administration and legislation to control union welfare) case back to the Chicago court, funds, enactment of an industrial) where it originated, of determina- safety code, state scholarships for! tion of how Du Pont should dis- a strengthened) pose of its General Motors stock. The government recently sug- |gested that the shares be placed in itrust. It recommended that some lof them be transferred over a 10- lyear per iod to Du Pont. stock- holders and’ that the others be sold iwith the proceeds distributed to ‘Announce Price Hikes MUSKEGON (® —. Summations by prosecution and defense today signaled final stages of* the trial of Herman Barmore for second degree murder in the death of a Boy Scout in 1955, The case is expected to go to the jury tomorrow. ” Defense rested yesterday after the 44-year-old New York state parole violator denied he shot Peter Gorham and insisted he never knew the Evanston, IIL, youth. Wholesale Food Prices End Upward Trend NEW YORK w — Wholesale food prices shaded a bit lower this week, ending a four-week up- ward trend, Dun & pracehvent 30 ported, At $6.28 the organization's food index compared with $6.29 a week ago and was 3 per cent higher than $6.10 in the same week last year. More Aluminum Used DETROIT (INS)—The Reynolds Metals Co. said today Chevrolet Division of General Motors has in- creased its use of aluminum by more than 33 per cent in some 1958 models. Reynolds said Chev- Murder Trial Nears End It ended the lith day of trial before Circuit Judge Henry L. |... Beers. Prosecutor Robert A. Cavanaugh has charged that Barmore made a sex crime victim of the Gorham youth who was fatally shot after he vanished July 5, 1955, from nearby Camp Wabaningo. x «* * A 17-year-old: youth has testified to abnormal sex relations with | Barmore at a Muskegon beach in August, 1955. At least four police Officers assigned to investigations of the case have testified that Barmore also admitted abnormal sex acts. Barmore, alias Charies Ficher, has pleaded innocent of murder in the Gorham death. He alse denied sexual deviation acts with the 17-year-old witness. * * * A Statement he gave Cavanaugh last May 9 admitted the shooting as a target practice accident. His testimony yesterday repudiated the statement and supported defense Claims that it was made in ex- Arthur Davis to gain a light pen- alty. * * * Davis, and other police officers who testified for .the prosecution denied the alleged deal and said the statement was volunteered. change for a deal with Sheriff! Charges Mountz TV Is Deceiving Public a The Federal WASHINGTON \Trade Commission (FTC) today charged Muntz TV Inc., of Chi- cago, with exaggerating the size of the picture tubes in its tele vision receivers and misrepresent: ing that the sets are sold directly from the factory. _* * * A commission compiaint said the horizontal measurements of the viewable area of the picture tubes in the Muntz sets are not 21, 24 and 27 agi as cakned. but con- siderably less These slate sizes, the FTC sald, appear in the company 's newspaper advertisements and are marked on the sets them- selves. sold directly to the purchaser from “factory outlets,” but are sold by retailers who buy the appliances from Muntz. The company was given 30 days to file answer. 5 Pounds of Opium Vanishes From Court SAN FRANCISCO W—Police to- day were investigating the disap- pearance of five pounds of opium from the court of Superior Judge Walter Carpeneti where it was to be evidence for a trial. ? * * * illegal market and contained in FTC also said the sets are not. | | i | | The opium—worth $5,000 on the - ~NEW YORK (INS) — Herbert Hoover warned tonight that this nation “‘had better’ wake up" to | the faflures of its educational system or knuckle under to “the greatest enemy of all man- kind—the Communists,” bly plants located in indians. Cal- ifornia and Delaware. More than 25 million pounds of plastics are used- annually in the manufacture of electric refriger- _\ators. 4 Water requires more heat to warm it and more cold to cool it! than any other common substance | measurements. ee oe ene ee known, according to’ scientific Il Pree Parking on Wesson Street Side. Phones FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 ed Full Stock of Sell Pipe and Fittings — Everything in Plumbing Supplies «992 S, Saginaw Strect. Delivery Free Except on Cosh ‘and Corry aye eo aa, ude ei ae around two and Aluminum Ltd. s 1- nt type|its predecessor agencies. NEW YORK w—Price increanes| cinckielaers: rolet was the largest volume user| ,, unde story t bags—vani ster- more than a point fryers Maes *e'wnt tes, barred = & gradaate of Cornell Var were made yesterday by two lead- The attorneys figured that mil- Pa ager for decorative trim more told aan ob bi a por “er eave . Aircraft around a goer a fs pee dear te fang y © ow * ing home appliance makers. jlions of dollars of taxes may have n the 1957 model year, the sheriff's idea—telling me it It Ahad been placed under the ‘ point while other leaders in this|biery tree hens 4-36 Reary irpe tome Appointed vice wy zs General Electric Co.'s Hotpoint 0 be Paid out by stockholders, Decl Dividend was much better to. admit ac- (Counsel table for safekeeping. srvup reee Dectesety. DETROIT EGGS president in} Co. Division said it is boosting ee * overnment's an all eciares Vividen cidental shooting and take « N. York Stocks DETROIT, Nov. 20 (AP) — Eee to» ‘charge of union # -}prices of its 1958 home appliances . DETROIT Ww — Directors of the two-year penalty than take a LUNCHEONS ew Yor Detroit, cases included, federal-state ' : an average of about three per chance on life because of relations, Donald .,|by an average of per B my (Late Morning Quotations) ote ny An irge 00: ices F. Kigar, 32786 , [Ros They also said stockholders = ee yesterday de-| ond.” Sealtest ice Cream odie | tu ’ ‘ : ‘both companies may feel the im-|clared a divi of 25 cents a poy + eee tyre y Y deal” i Pk ‘i tt ta Yiane s Bingham. Lane, | Admiral Corp. announced prices pact of any “widespread selling of share on common’ stock, payable| He has seven years to serve as. Popular Prices j ie: Es daeobe, dian | tata sve. 86; medium a ai ett Sirs _ >, |on 1958 electric ranges represent- Du Pont or General Motors shares |Jan. 20, 1958, to stockholders of|a New York parole violator. Bar| RIKER FOUNTAIN 4 +o. 28-4 Jones 3 L |. 45 Checks 38. ; ee ess A , jing what the company. called aj to raise funds for payment of) irecord at the close of business |more's record includes more than Riker Building Lobby Alsen Ss ag elaey Mey 7 Bi) Whiter’ Grease A jumbo. s0; entra |PARY In 1926. “slight rise” over 1957. itaxes.” \Dec. 27, 1957. 21 years in jails and prisons. Am — Kimb Clk... 3.6|letge 07-88; large 88-88; medivm