Canada insisting SONTIAG, >: MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, ‘NOVEMBER 3 26, 1958 isa, PAGES _ ne = on News Control Over Gouzenko But Sen. Jenner Says Spy Information Must Go to Congress OTTAWA (AP)—Canada stood pat today on its in- sistence that U. S. officials may question Igor Gou- zenko about Soviet spying only if the Dominion gov- ernment keeps complete control over publicity of any resulting evidence. That threw the inter- national tussle over efforts of the U. S. Senate internal security subcommittee to interview Gouzenko into-at+ feast a temporary stale- mate. Gouzenko is the former code expert at the Russian | Embassy heré who turned, against the Soviets in 1945,: enabling Canada to uncover a vast Red espionage net- work which apparently branched into the United | States. ‘ Gouzenko now lives under an assumed name in a little village “somewhere in Ontario,’ under protection of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The U. 5. Senate subcommit- tee, digging inte ramifications of the explosive Harry Dexter White case, has tried twice to get Canadian permission te talk with Gourenko, Yesterday the Dominion govern- ment gaid “yes"—but under con- diffons the subcommittee chair- man, Sen. Jenner (R-Ind), didn't like. Canada announced officially that anyone designated hy U. S. author- ities could question Gouzenko — provided (1) he is willing (2) the meeting is confidential and under Canadian auspices, and-t3)-Canada retains the right to say evidence or information obtained shall re- main secret or be made public. Foreign Secretary Lester B. Pearson laid down the conditions in a note to the State Depart- ment and in a long, heartily applauded speech In Parliament. “Ig Washington, Jenner objected | te-the terms and hurried off a letter to Secretary of State Dulles asking him to keep on negotiating with Canada. Jenner wrote that he felt the subcommittee ‘‘could not receive evidence vital to the security of the United States, and the United | States alone, and commit itself not to make it available to Con- gress if necessary.” In effect, that would be making it public. The only official reaction here was in the polite language of diplomacy. Pearson told a_re- porter that his government nat- urally would weigh carefully ‘any new communication on the sub- Ject from Dulles. “TI wouldn't want to sAy more until + saw-the communication; the foreign minister said, ‘‘but we came to our decision only after very careful _consideration,"’ -_ Another Canadian authority on_ Sg change its attitude. foreign affairs likewise said a new U. S. note would receive due con- | Memorial | Services begin at 10:30 A.M., EST. Order of the Day on Korean Front Is Thanksgiving PANMUNJOM Ww — America’s traditional day of Thanksgiving today took precedence over work campaign to woo home tion, The ponderous and complicated armistice machinery was ata qr} tual standstill for the Thanksgiving ment, There was something. speci too, for 22 Americans Sole — refused to go home, The Indian Command, which guards unrepatriated prisoners, said the Chinese Communists sup- plied chicken, eggs, fish, pork, beef and candy for Thanksgiving dinner, The food was shared by 1 Briton Reds say have chosen commu nism, There were no church services in the North Korean camp housing the 22 Americans. -.Communist interviews with Chi- nese and Korean prisoners are stalled by Red refusal to accept Indian rules for speeding up the program, Deadline for completing the interviews is Dec, 23 lke Is Carving 39-Pound Bird Dinner to Be at Seven So Son John Can Join Family at Augusta “AUGUSTA, Ga. @—President Eisenhower, : 3 n ] i ; ¥ ‘ i: s I i gobbler with all the trimmings won and daughter-in-law, . John Eisenhower, bFSa Fe iE on plans for a Korean peace con-j| ference and the stalled Communist} prisoners of war Who have refused reputria-; Day holiday, Diplomats trying to| (and 328 South Koreans who»xthe| deferred dinner until | - is ROKs Demand “Unity by Jan. 27 Rhee Government Calls for Joining of North and -South—or Else PANMUNJOM,. Korea UP South Korea warned today it still fied by Jan..27— or else. “Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Tae cautioned the, ROK govern- ment “might do something which the world will about” if the delayed and still dncalled Korean, The “ Chiet ary and Mrs. | Eisenhower, vacationing here un- til Sunday, arranged to attend Thanksgiving services at the Reid Presbyterian Church. Dinner tonight will be in the Trophy Room of the Augusta National Golf Club, close by the new “Little White House” built by fellow club members for the ycompanying— -11% story white’ brick cottage ‘Sideration, but it would be difficult for the Canadian government to President. The family will be joined at dinner by a few old -“On the menu in addition to the traditional turkey with oyster dressing will be fruit cup, yams, Late yesterday, newsmen ac- the Washington--were -his- guests = this new vacation home, When they arrived, Eissuhewer known -as- ~“Mamie’s: ‘Cabin’ ‘for the first lady. _—He- hada motion picture camera and was concentrating on filming the house, with Mrs. Eisenhower on the front porch. was on the lawn in front of the|Red_ ;peace conference fails by that date. Pyun refused to reveal weet action his government may take if Korea is still split by commu- nism and democracy on the deadline date. However, guarded ROK statements have threat- ened South Kotea may reopen the war if the peace pariey fails to give the nation one gov- ernment by Jan. 27. “If there should be no achieve) ment by then,” Pyun said, “we might do something which the world will know about. I cannet tell you what it is.” Pyun’s warning came after re- }ports_that U. S. Envoy Arthur H. Dean was preparing an ultimatum ~ from/to detiver to Communist diplomats 4n-an attempt to speed summon- ing of the conference. Dean has been meeting with his —for—nearly five weeks. in an attempt to arrange the unification parley, but the negotiators have made little prog- experts the peninsula to be uni- ORDER OF THE DAY—This scene will be du-| some help from her family while stuffing the most plicated in thousands of homes here today. Mrs. t Arthur L, Horst (the former Maxine Mason) of RECewe Rd. gets a lot Ot advice and maybe let, 5 important item on. today’s menii. i eae Susanne; Barry, Arthur 3p, Help to Do This. Job Right s "Porton of Cash * Children are eet president of the union. Says Union Ofticial Made Loan to Start Truck Line. DETROIT (AP) — Testimony that a Minneapolis trucking line was started partially with a loan arranged by thé AFL Teamsters Union chief there was in the rec- ords of a House labor and education sub-committee today. James McNelis of the Red Truck Line testified—last night that $3,500 of the money with which he acquired, the business came on a loan arranged by Sidney Brennan, Minneapolis Teamsters boss and an international vice and marked for “repairs” or “advertising” were in partial conceded he used this meth- od to keep anyone from knowing Brennan had an interest in the Red Truck Line. But he heatedly denied a sug- gestion by William McKenna, sub- committee counsel, that the checks - were Brennan's cut of the business. ~ MeNelis, on questioning, said he borrowed $23,304 of the money_ with which he acquired the | trucking firm from Charies Kie- wel, a Minneapolis brewer, but he denied Brennan had anything te do with arranging it. And it generated a racket of a different kind as it adjourned its night session until Friday. Blustery Hoffman asked Smith whether | 4 the group was going to - investi- gate reports which Hoffman claim- ress. ed to have from employés of 2 Studebaker Corp. that they were bei forced to S baker Labor Group Lauded cama Puy Stade! payment of the loan. He* Rep, Hoffman (R-Mich) set it off.; Man Is Located After 22 Years Paper Finds Vanished Tennesseean in Texas / ‘With Ex-Secretary ‘NASHVILLE, Tenn. u&®) — The Nashville Tennesseean reported to- day it had located Thomas C. Bun- nent Nashville “family who disap- peared 22 years ago, living in | Orange, Tex. as man and wife with his former secretary who -dropped from sight with him. Both had long since been declared legally dea t The Tenneserean | ina - copyright- ed story from Orange said Buntin | and the former Betty McCuddy of Russéliville, Ky., had been living | Storms Wrack Turkey — _ __and_rain, storms gripped Turkey ANKARA, “Turkey —New snow pcos a least four dead were He—swung the camera around, trained it on the arriving news a grin: “You fellows_get_over there so_ WASHINGTON #—The Federal 1 can take a picture of you for ‘a change.” SN administration-regards- ILO as the “greatest single agency -ot international action that exists. aA GENEVA, Switzerland oo —+ Photographers; and remarked with | Hsecretary of labor told” the inter- national Labor Organization today that his- the} Smith said such an wl it she ion was outsi \ gorlees s nonsense, snapped Hoffman, = “Some —big— shot in| Washington is trying to force us {-™ to call it off.” ~ Nation Hits New Income and Production Levels in 53: Reserve Board said today the na- January to December in 1953. The report said the income _of farm |tor in the slight—e - ‘will total Ba = million dollarg tion liftéd- itself to a new level of national product—the total value of ‘alt- goods and services produced— this’ year. reached in 1949, about 16% billion | athe Rel dattars: “serve “Board predicted that gross “end, He said the bureau's Index Proprietors has “declined marked- ly” and is back at thegpostwar low orders and has been the chief fac- mands have chaed and some de- under the name of Thomas D. and | hazardous ini Many areas today as’ 1 ——McNetts admitted : Séveral checks made out to Brennan /PAMNORS OF motorists set out of Death Toll at 19 for Thanksgiving! 17 Killed io Traffic os| Wintry Weather Makes Driving Hazardous [alerts at an A . - = tstand off the west coast of South+ By UNITED PRESS Sara. Wintry. weather made driving IMIGs Reported = Over ROK Isle Allied Source Charges Foe With Flying Near U. N. Airfield SEOUL # — A highly reliable Allied source said Tonight enemy aircraft have caused = night n ‘on an] son The island is Paengyong. _ The information came from a in Armored Car 'Theft Recovered — Loot Taken | From ‘Truck Parked in Danvers as _ Guards Drank Coffee — BOSTON. (AP) — A-for-— mer convict, his wife and their former studént son were under arrest today in reconnection with the second — largest cash robbery in the {nation’s history—the $681,- 000 theft from a parked armored car in March 1952. The FBI identified them as George D. O’Brien, 43; his wife, Margaret, 42, and ~ dent at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The father was charged Thanksgiving jaunts, and, icy streets were blamed for several of the holiday's first tragedies. Latest tabulation showed that 17 persons had been killed in traf- fic accidents since 6 p. m. Wednes- day, Two other persons died in miscellaneous accidents to bring the total to 19. Rain and snow flurries that were general over most of the eastern | half of the country last night and early today stopped or subsided | except in the area from the Mis-. sissippi to the Alleghanies and south to Kentucky. But the National Safety Coun. man who had. been stationed on the island. He identified the air- craft as Russian-built MIG jets. He said the MIGS' had been sweeping near the United Na-. tions island and “have been causing frequent night alerts.” Asked for further information on the report, Sth Air Force Com-|- mander Lt. Gen. S. E. Anderson | Said: “No comment,” The island is northwest of Inchon |_ and just a few miles off the coast, well within sight of land, ‘ During the war it’was an im- | _+portant Allied base, Never during the Korean War tin, member of a socially promi-j elf feared the midwest flurries and the moisture left by the sterms—in- other, areas would leave highways slippery death traps, , The council does not issue a was it confirmed that MIGS—the sleek—swift opponents of- Attied -®T 4 Sabre_jets—ventured south of the- 38th parallel. Some other Red planes were spotted over South Korea, however younger O'Brien wna vais. }George Jr., 90, a third-year —— | prediction of the expected number because | of deaths Thanksgiving it is only a one-day holiday. At Pampa, Tex. giving dinner yesterday were ex- pounding attacks by Allied fight. doctors said{_cr-bombers prevented the Com-_|. that 22 persons who became vio- lently il] after eating a Thanks- munists from basing MIGS south of the Yalu River. MIG Beers were in Manchuria. During .the. sheetiae war); “pected to recover. - Since ‘the armistice July 27, however, many MIGS have been | 1 940 qp charges of larceny and Betty Palmer. They had raised a family of | six, four daughters and two sons. with a grandchild last October, the other is expecting a baby “momentarily, _ disappeared in September 1931, he peg flapmeligellnen in Nash- | ville is now married to Louie One danghter presented them | _ Subversive Group ~ reported at bases in North Korea. ‘breaking aad entering. _ {Cold Tonight and Friday — versive by the attorney general of the Un fates appears today on page 39, Readers who are interested in keeping track of these groups may care to clip | ads turn—about 1 “per ——— the spring high. _ ea . chines have occurred in output and employment.” other hightights— of —_the | way National Bank of Nashv ile. 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Po J HS ’ “the Reds —js about. cence Atepaity he has eut— short some interviews that were being © —— pressed to the point of mental torture Entered at Post Office. Pontiac, Mich. as second class matter jm MEMBER OF THE “ASSOCIATED PRESS The Assoct Press is entith lusively to the use ond ~ de: ed 5 “Commu fer sepusiication of sll weal wavs ‘printed tp tniesews, @Nd has described some Communist paper. news well as_all . i a methods as absurd. Oak! and are eae ee countries it ts $12.00 a year, ae x * * Si Goh gta ce ach AS a resull Turwavs and his . — OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS 7 targets of Communist rage. They. NOVEMBER 26, 1953. accuse the Indians of mistreating and murdering prisoners. and many other crimes. The Pontiae Press ts cetivered by carrier for 40 cents _ ® week? wh-re carrier service is not available by mati in THURSDAY, Thanksgiving Day Over and above the many biessings we Americans enjoy there is-a-special rea-— _poor showing the son today for prayers of thanksgiving: to Operation Per Suasion.. So far only three _ the Father of all men. per cent of the Chinese and North The fighting in Korea is over and the Koreans interviewed have agreed to go shedding of the blood of our youth has home. Many othe rs have showed Vio= _stopped. It may be a long time before _ lently that they preferred exile ta life we can get from the Communists any- | in their Communist homelands. thing more than this armed-truce: = ss *¥ )—CU KOU : x * * - “Ferkape even more important — But that and our many other uropagandawise is the new view domestic and foreign problems of Communism gained by Gen. are far from unbearable. It is Thimayya and his troops. ey enough to know that after three hase seen Mrst hand the differ: ears of frust ti “omabat witt ence between the Reds’ words and years Che tie i. ang combat with deeds. In the long run that may its ever growing casualty lists, American homes across the land prove to be the West's greatest no longer are Teceluang tragic propaganda victery.—— - telegrams.— | Besides this gift of an end to blood _.______letting, we Americans should pause to- _day to give thanks for many other bless- ings shared by all 160,000,000 of us. Not only should we give thanks for our un- paralleled material well-being but for pa Cae peecelass- prsiilegs pf Ansican citi- zenship. Back of these attacks, of course, is the Reds have made in_ —_ = ——— Wit reference to the BROWNELL per- formance, many who horned in on the act at first soon sneaked back into the wings. “THE earth is not a perfect sphere,” says an astronomer. THere seem to be strong indications that it also isn't a perfect anything else. The Man About Town Saving Indian Lore * * wo At the same time we should rededicate ourselves to the protection ofall the rights, freedoms and opportunities that citizenship guarantees. One paragraph of President Etsen- HoweR’s Thanksgiving Day proclama- Daftynition tion crystallizes the meaning and spirit Opportunity: Something often. mot recognized of this traditional observance in these ~ becatlse it is disguised as work. words: Now dividing his trme between Pontiac Hulbert, and - Let all of us in accordance with’ our hallowed custom fore- ' gather in our respective places of worship and bow before God in . contrition for sins, in suppliance ~ for wisdom in our striving for a better world and in gratitude for the manifold blessings He has bestowed upon us and upon our fellow men.” Kenneth Slater of his most recent is the story told by doe John, Indian life dating. back fer a century, and covering Hiawatha. This old Indian is regarded as the hereditary chief of the Sault Ste. Marie area. In recognition of Mr. Slater's work, the Chippew as are to make tim a chief next spring—During the summer he operates a landing craft on the -Tahquamenon River, Any old resident will tell you that our winters are getting milder and shorter. In the closing years of the tast century Pontiac young people We Have received so much, give us one a aE aeemenaeee Hiss Again Denied Parole | It is extremely unlikely that there will a: _any_public disagreement with the _E4. Graybiet, Federal Parole Board’s second refusal Pontiac High School football coach, in 7 commenting on the decision of the conference directors that puts Michigan State in the Rose Bowl. on Thanksgiving. way," says to release ALGER Hiss from the Lewis- burg, Pa., prisen. Hiss began serving a five year . term in March, 1951, after his conviction on a charge of perjury. . The former State Department” official had escaped trial on a _ more serious count of treason only because of the Statute of Limita- - tions. He was found guilty-of lying after he denied having == — transmitted secret Government ote documents to the Russians. On November 24, 1952, his first appli- cation for parole was rejected by the_ Board. uled for reconsideration this week. Pro- viding he gets the usual good behavior allowance, Hiss will be eligible for re- ae _lease November, 1954. __.We know of no reason why he should be e freed before that time. My Lansing scout sends word that it is certain Democratic slate for néxt year's state election. It is claimed that a big majority of his party feels that_ . _ _ Gov. G. Mennen Williams can have anything he wants. and will endeavor to vt __ Hence, if he has ambitions to become Michigan's first four-term governor, he will endorse either Clark J. Adams Philip A. Mart _ of Birmingham=to. make the run against U. 8S. Senator Homer Ferguson for the latter's office-——And-if Williams himself wishes to try to unseat Ferguson, he will endorse But it automatically was sched- either Adams or Hart for the Democratic nation for governor. Another new word is coming into use. ‘It is “Scrumluscious,” meaning mighty good to the taste. Losing two fingers in a corn picking fieching a few days ago, it~ —a-dismat _ giving for TE — 2 Claude Wood | Youn” man, don’t run after women. of Oxford. But his worries were somewhat You can’ stroll along leisurely and get relieved when a score of his neighbors turned mixed up with more of them than you it “= =4 completes picking Bis 72 eres of corn know what to do about. Modestly assuming credit for help in getting their bucks; Pontiac Man Making Tape 2967 Glenbroke Recordings of Their History Keego Harbor vould wsuaity depend upon skating—on the lakes — “Tt could not have honestly gone any other” ne = y found his ~ muscles turning to water. And due to fear. When we - “eC iunew= - One Weapon Never Grows Obsolete Voice of the People Mrs. Parry Says.’ Hats Off’ to People Protecting Country; Let’s Be Thankful Hats off to all officials and peo- ple who protect this great country of ours, whether state, city or county. Let us be careful to be good citizens and ‘‘let us be thank- ful.” * Mrs. Rose Parry He Dislikes Thought of ‘Non-Aggression Pact’ The Greenlease kidnap case and the Russian A-H bombs are the top stories of the day. Without minimizing the heinous has a hobby of tape recording Indian lore. One aspects of the kidnaping there is a tragic lack of realism in our approach to dealing with the Rts- +186—year—nid-Nerthern Peninsula Chippewa, of ~S## -bombs.—Atter—all.—the kids napers played for a paltry (by comparison) iwo-thirds of a mil- lion dollars and kidnaped one child from one home. The from the other kidnaped an em- __pire and for ransom demand the destiny of a race... and we threat with them, even to the perpetratury of threat extent of considering a “non- aggression pact.” Certainly there must be soniething wrong with our moral awareness. We should not think of a non- aggression pact with them. We shouldn't consent to their presence in the United Nations any more than we should invite the kidnap- ers to speak in our schdols and churches. We should permit their em- bassies im our country “ho more than we should invite those crimi- nals as dinner guests in our homes. Leslie A. Shaw Los Angeles, Calif. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Being filled with all un- righteousness, fornication, wickedness, cevetousness, matliciousness, full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, malig-_ nity; whisperers.—Romans 1:29. : 7. Multitudes think they like to do evil; yet no man ever really .en- joyed doing evil since God made the world.—Ruskin, Just A Smile That's Why Adam and Eve were naming the animals of the earth when along came a_ rhinoceros. “What shall we call this one?” asked Adam. “Let's call it a Minoceros.” “But why a rhinoceros?” -.- “Well, because it looks more like a rhinoceros than any- thing we've named yet.” “Wrong Number A film star spent a weekend at a New York hotel. On leay- ing, he presented the manager with a huge box of flowers, saying: “These are for the telephone operators.” ~ “What a nice compliment,” said the manager. “Compliment — don’t be a fool,” retorted the film star. “It's a wreath. f thought -they— were dead.” McCarthy Criticizes Ike Administration. “Strong Bid for—Political Prominence _____ By JAMES MARLOW tried to block the president’ s nomi- bankruptey of the Democrat ad- WASHINGTON w—Sen. McCar- thy has not only offered himself as a national political issue, but has contradicted President Eisen- hower and is attempting to force Oakland County will loom big in making up the Eisenhower's hand in foreign af- fairs. ~ ‘The Wisconsin Republican Tues- day..combined. a_teleyision - radio_ reply to former President Tru- man's blast at “McCarthyism”’ delegate who is to run for any top office he with his strongest bid yet for politi- cal prominence. McCarthy was left « on the side- lines when the Eisenhower admin- istration through Atty. Gen. Brown- ell, tration of laxity in ridding the government of Communists. * e * This was the charge MeCarthy had been making for years, But _ once Brownell: made it, it was the nomi- Senate’s subcommittee on internal security—headed by Sen. Jenner, Indiana Republican—which picked up the ball and ran with it, ‘not McCarthy's Senate Investigations subcommittee. accused the Truman adminis- nation of Chartes E. Bohlen as am- bassador to Moscow. If Eisenhower hoped a collision with the senator could be avoided indefinitely, he has learned differ- ently, for-McCarthy Tuesday night criticized not only the Democrats but Eisenhower's administration as vain’ = s* The contradiction of Eisenhow- er— In a recent news conference Ei- senhower expressed a hope that Communists-in-government would not ge an issue in the 1954 con- gressional elections. Tuesday night McCarthy, in recalling -this-state- ment, said: “The raw, harsh, unpleasant fact is that communism is an issue and will be an issue in-1954.°° -As_a rallying point and national issue himself— ~ McCarthy said: “If the Ameri- can people agree with Truman that what he calls McCarthyism is bad, that it is wrong to dig out and ex-.. pose traitors, they have a chance _to get rid of me as chairman of _Last night McCarthy must have — the investigating committee by de-— disillusioned -anyone- who thought-—feating- any” Republican up for re- _he would stay in the.wings while _ Brownell's sensational accusations ______.____ were being examined and investi- gated. * * From the time he took office last _ January Eisenhower has avoided any public head-on clash with Mc-- Carthy—even when the senator =e ~ John x Reagan, ‘superintendent of Pontiac Lake recreational area, “focal deer -hunters eee their ~_ Byeopener for India There are increasing sings ‘at Pan- =p at his rifle range before goirig north. == Criticism of the administration anc attempt to force Eisenhower's hand— 7 McCarthy. called on the people Sedan Sine ipa defeat at the polls _ elected officials—this .would include Eisenhower and members ping sinews of war to the enemy (Red China).” ‘ He. slammed Truman and the — ministration." He cited a Chinese Communist announcement, after the truce-signing, that American fliers shot down over Manchuria would not be released. At the same time, he said. Amer- ican allies, getting American aid, are trading with the Chinese Com- _was ¢ think positively and have con=~ fidence, our muscles actually are jar stronger than we are fearful, as the hypnosis experi- ment described _ below will clearly prove. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case J-352: Jack J., aged 20, was a member of my crew of tree surgeons when T was a young | man. For I worked for a couple of years as a tree surgeon and headed up a gang of half a dozen athletic workers. Jack was a newe ‘omer to the or- ‘ganization The first day” onthe: - job he had shinned-up- a talt-efn with his pruning saw fastened to his belt. But just as he was about to throw his leg over the fork in the tree, he looked down. And he grew panicky. _ “Help, help!” he yelled, “for I eant hold on.” and before we could go to his rescue, he dropped about 30 feet to the ground, sprain- ing his ankle, Actually he had ple nty of —_———: Baerina Down By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER International News Service Let's be thankful that America's taxidermists are stuffing turkeys, and themselves. Let’s be thankful this is “Thursday in America instead of tomorrow some place else Let's be thankful about our form ef government. Fven though it _ fakes some pecull iar shapes. Let's not worry over any parallel that doesn t run through your dining rvom. And that no matter how many birds run for mavor of New York only one gets elected Be thankful that Pennsylvania Avenue is-_like a bowling alley. And ‘doth congress and the White House take turns being the head pin. Be thankful we have cast oir bread on the waters without emptying the bakery. Just run- ning short on labels. Be thankful the Democrats and Republicans pulled a pre- view of 194 on the first Tues- day after the first wash-day in November, It's because of that Tuesday we have this Thursday. If you cannot think of. anything to be thankful about just be thank- ful it's ne worse, Nobody is en- tirely independent who sends his laundry out or takes his dog for a walk. Once again be ate this is America. We don't claim democracy is the perfect form of government. Ait we elaim_is it's as close as _ you can get.. From Our Files 15 Years Ago POPE PIvS XE suffers a second “stroke following a heart attack. — His condition is ‘satisfactory.’ YULE DECORATIONS are read- ied in downtown Pontiac. Colored lights herald approaching holiday season. ‘ 20 Years Ago CONFESSED KIDNAP - MUR- Tmunists. How to force the Red _DFERERS of Brooke Hart. are Chinese to give up the fliers? His solution: shut off trade with them. McCarthy said: “You can say to those whom you have elected to man the watch- towers of this nation, Democrat and Republican alike; ‘you will be taken down from those watch- towers if you continue to take mon- — ey trom my paycheck today and— send it to any of those allies who are in turn shipping the sinews of war to the Communist enemy.’.”’- McCarthy's 30 minutes on tele- vision and radie was not sufficient _ time for him to deliver’ the full speech he had prepared, but he said he stood behind: the full test. lynched in California by angry mob which stormed jail. -HENRY MORGENTHAU gives no hint of change in monetary policy despite ppeaten — THANKSGIVING To thee Lord Jesus We come today At thy feet, Master Praises“we Ia ay: Thou hast redeemed us, ‘Lifted from sin Opened thy Heaven — us come in. 4 Thank thee for ho Lo: Thank thee for ope = thee for He. “Por joy evermore—— Gladly we'll serve thee Whom we adore! Alice Hollingsworth moderately, the- friction of ¢ “ough” of soldiers were giving a handgrip test. Before they were hypnotized, they _were—told to.grip_.the _ma- they were competing with each other, they did a good job and averaged 101 Ibs. : Then they were hypnotized. Now they were told that they weré weak and feeble, Under this nega- tive attitude, they were then urged to grip the machine-as strongly as possible. And they averaged only 69 Iba! But notice what happened next, for they were now told that they were strong, powerful, Hercu- Tean. And with this positive mental attitude, their handgrip averaged 140 Ibs! Note that this was al- most 40 per cent higher than their best possible strength when they were in the normal waking state. “But, Dr. Crane, where did that extra strength come from?” you may ask. Well. we know the muscles didn't grow bigger and stronger by an increase in the number or size of the muscle cells. ~ So that great power there all the time! But in the attention Into other = a | semi-hypnotized by danger to paige decane perform feats strengt t rt uplicate under normal poles ~ ill. Positive ranleeervess correlates with confidence. Negative thinking is a twin for uncertainty and fear. self and in others, instead of fear- fully analyzing your body for . aches or ailments. Join a church, too, for that ex- Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Give gratitude to God ey For all that you possess . aioe “The chance to grow and learn... ( —— 1 953) Every ~Person, Young and By WILLIAM BRADY, LD. Some practitioners ~-ho have lit- tle practical knowledge of the nor- mal-daily vitamin requirements of -——— children- and adults still dismiss tinue to use (refined) wheat and sugar in amounts currently con- Old, Requires “Big Glasses of Milk Ea ch ‘Day full-fledged rickets, scurvy, bert beri or pellagra before the old “balanced diet gets all the vitamins the body needs from fruits, _ vegetables, etc. sumed, one would have to com ‘mers in the “clinic” would Tecog-_ sume tremendous and impossible "“Rutritional” deficiency: quantities : of the protective foods aoe tthe “better class”, the ie ‘green vegetables, fruifs in to-do _péople of this country fo secure the amount of vi- ‘almost tamin Bl which has been lost in _tamely, cal pecan EA siege “the past as a restil - Soe a 88: chine as hard ag.they could. Since a ~~ munjom of Communist eagerness to ‘Democrats, as was usual and to the milling of of ‘ol ted’ vitae Be — nutrition author! doesn’t think it ete. milk and vitamin 8 complex ee a face saving way out of oe lia Perhaps one of the auto makers is ann ee al pel me, fase is quite that cow. Kit ete +. 2 ~ deficiency, = to excessive con- a sion has created. a ~enestogs x porn oa dou : ~The Republicans had dane “int — eet Dr. Plimnve, a ‘clinic’ sought to-dam- saa waite sugars = ; original wagon, nitely”’ better. He pointed to 1,456 statement so often. ‘made that pen the enthusiasm of some of the ' pip alegre ida ie terial hace, [texters O ~ {security isha-tired under Eisen. Tike, breed cote ot enough | poh sro . in regard to cor. Correction of. these deficiencies — a Zan article in Biiprytigeh trey et 2 gectg ee _ diet. publishing & popular oF old, take not legs tha es But then he said wanted “7 aude! ans a me it hich he said that a % pints) of milk or th nive to go home, is the uinaniecina of a took at at a ‘tain is in oo ot tie among the better ay of people Sse ma hg diet eat of GENERAL Tam ayy A who has several in her garden in Elizabeth Lake ministration’s batting average was if the’ germ and bran are re- in this country, would see in’a life—freshly groged whole wheat ee ro ee Estates. _ i \-“> — nines Jom Pe : Be ae! from our staple cereals in year only two ow three cases in flour in place of refined white * = — The smartest law man ever dle ° mn Da- the milling, the vitamin B is re- which he could consider nutritional mal flour, ~ i , vane A 5 a vies—diplomat still in the abla moved.” deficiency a tector. : = he rman of the repatria- STDC | @ a ee nent after McCarthy's tong effort of. Geo. K. 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Rhee wouldn't rial losing a> | most a billion dollars in U.S. aid. ___- The only thing that would make action in ‘case American doughboys, sailors and airmen would fight again. : | But the fighting weuld not be restricted to Korea, top officials Say. 2 » There is no doubt now, in the minds of Far Eastern observers, -but-that North Korea ts a sattelite of Red Se Ld Prisoners ae home from the eamps in North Korea-reported the destruction of the country. | It will take a lot of aid % re- | build North Korea—a tot more than it will to rebuild South Korea, The United States has already promised Rhee nearly a a dollars, Rhee’s greatest love is his coun- No one in authority here ex- wacts bos to turn hig back on a | billion dollars, Production, Income Record Set in 1953 (Continued From Page One) able equipment—may be about 5 per cent above the 1952. i 4. The increase in business in- ventories ‘‘is likely to approximate five billion dollars, as compared [with three biltions in” 1952.” 5. Spending for non-farm resi- dential construction hag declined about 10 -per cent during the year. The total number of housing units started will be about 1,100,000, about the same as in 1952 and 1951. northward unless a peace confer. ee eee oe record of . | SSM cece deenbessinedevsdseeaemel beet hecdodiali tlw ec emoeor eh ei etree ote eye eT Pe PeeB Seto sweseioscsaeeeesredescadccesweeneeteadet qe | Hospital _here. Yesterday, Oakland Traffic Fine Clerk Charlies Bock received from Ammerman by mail: , The citation, $2 in payment, a/ cigar and a note réading’* girl.” : ‘it's. a Prisoners in Knoxville Are Holiday-Minded KNOKVILLE, Tenn. (®—Knox Count jail was crowded with more than a hundred prisoners—far above par—today. 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And it looks like such a short jump ‘Straight across. — : But, that short jump is likely to scare two people half to death— the driver of that-car you thought was a long ways off—and your- From Pusan Harbor “Mixing two - footed lightweights | ‘and four-wheeled heavyweights in the same traffic ring is an unfair battle at best. That's why cross- wet walks: are painted at intersections | -to-give-_the pedestrian his own | place-to cross. When you cross in the middle ot the block the -motorist—is—not+ d you may be expecting you—an hidden by a parked car. : + ORLY, Rosemary Boxer: WJBK, Tom George i re +4 $:90—WIR, Mrs. P - secon, weet tctaiy | SRG Eee AAS | naw prunes ey | “See a, | ,RUSAN: Koren @ A gowns wws, TBA =, ee Ww. R Mulholland CKLW, Take a Number | Army tug which capsized and sank WAY, George Jessel 9:45—WJR. Pete & Joe Your Boy Bud WXYZ, By in Pusan Harbor Sunday was CKLW, Pirest Harvest . ww. Every Day weak Club 1130 WIBK, News, Georee | raised today ——S—*=~S 9:20_WaR, Sime Se ee Sore Hulttop House | #:15—WW4, FP. Sinatra A. Filipino cook, Espirdian- Na- ww owwae le Beautiful __ WXYZ, Sammy Kaye : rid oo -H._ Hornblower 10:00— arthur _OKL a fabie. drowned -when-the tug sank . Official Detective WWJ, Welcome Traveler WCAR, News, Rhythm 8:30-WJR, Phitharmonte while towing a freighter wag WXYZ, My True Story’ | | Lie pa Ww, Bod Hope mes a — yy oe News’ Homechats _}—-3:15—WJR_House— = J 2 ae 24 _ WWJ, Fibber MeGee WJBK. New CKLW, Eddie. Chase CKLW, Theater Rare Sesetnee, Weak, owe, Tonys WW3, Road of Life aia waek eradeses Early Romans were first to eat ; :96—WWJ, Pepper You asparagus. ‘STE IEe™ |ve wwe, | eines | a , Gren I: —s CKLW, ie Chase W, Preddy } . ware Sees Streets icpatnyienpine CRLW. Ford: Theater 10: WIR. 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Woman tn House WXYZ, of Town WJBK, Bob Murphy CKLW, Don Ridler 11:00 WIR, - ax, . CKLW, McKellar : “oe ww. oily ‘Teure aa r 11:43—WIR, Rosemary “wg, Plate caged WxYz, ewe FRIDAY mounive ww, Bee ~~ YZ, Don Wattrick pay pmol rm $:3—WJR, Farm Forum 32:00—WIR, eis ‘Warren CREW Eddie Chase Bob Maxwell CKLW, Curt Massey WIBK. News. McLeod re s1b—-WIR, Bob: WXYZ, Fred Wolfe ww Hews call WCAR, News ww, K, Cloutier . WJBK, gals “Lenhardt Weare News Zo] etna Aude ue + exLw. Mu 12:15—WJR, Aunt Jenny WCAR, News 11:30—-WJR, Midnight Musi¢ | fe iy i yedge Vaught suggested the old taahioned remedy San belore San of World Flying Dream Realized; Even ~~ RICHMOND, Va. t= When to| Sammy Gregorio was just a young- ‘Tnally =— to see if he could heip. Fy crutches but he still wanted to fly. In the summer of 1952, Sammy began visiting a local airport and the manager, Hunter Jones, fi- a| a a Gents sas aan Gx Gh Aaotcieies made bicycle. Alffed Letourner =Fyode & mile i 33.00 seconds, or at the rate of 108.92 miles per hour. Se YOUR CREDIT One South‘ ‘cua Steest—Coreer of Pike sway Gown © | Amercas greeted? wih he America’s eonew oe pecan I Don't Often Brag...But Here Are Coats I Can Br. | When I Know I Can Save You $9 to $18 on Your Coat! FABRICS: Poodles, Cutt —— Febrics, Fleeces, Tweed s, Swedes, Geberdines, Came ; Curtis. 4s They Will Sell Themselves My Low Prices and $147! Te $2971 Come In... Try One On... Yes! Milium Zip Lined GABARDINE my price COATS § 1 Could: Set for $34.50 YES, MAM! | Q" | | "Vm told every day that I have a very and complete selection of lovely suits | at such amazing lew prices! SUN fine and Figure Flattering! S Styles you've seen in _Feshion Magazines + end on Television — Fashion takes a shine to smoothy fabrics . . extra slickness to the new beautiful fall suits that fit you to your best advantage. . given on Useful Gift! ROBES Pretty and $2.9 — Te $073 Man Tailored = SLACKS Beautiful Fitting — Blouses | ‘Skirt eG WASHINGTON Retail “sales were about the same in October as in September, the Department of Commerce said today, ~ After allowances for seasonal differences, October retail sales about 100 million dollars less than in October, 1952. Durable good sales picked up ‘jncreases in Oetober of -two to; three per cent-over -September, Gasoline service stations and cloth- ing stores reported October sales declines, seasonally adjusted, of two to three per cent, coment to September. ; Because the bassoon lends itself te comic effects it-hag-been-called the humorist of the orchestra. ta high as a stimulus to better school grades are featured in Santa’s | « pack this Christmas “‘Keyword;" a board game combination of: crossword puzzle and anagram { technique makes__skill- at—spelling- competitive fun for all the family, and teaches spelling at the same time. —— “Across the Continent’ bases its - 1 ‘Cat ‘Adopts. a ROCK -MILLS, Ala. (UP)—A cat. ‘belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Charles | Anglin adopted a baby rabbit Uwhen her. six kittens were-drowned ‘thing from: ae 10 diabetes, + and-it-can-spread or Camouflage real} trouble if you scratch, accord- {ring to Dr.. Joseph _D; Wassersug, ot ‘ : “treatment of ticking skin diseases,"* he wrote in Today's Health. “But on-one_point they are unanimous, Don't scratch!” ~ J about one per cent in October, ee ge BO pes leat ot eed ; — 4 “ty Finest “Lustray” “sulated in faced 36 to 46. The Quilted Shoulder CAPESTER a long jacket for long wear oh sheen_ gabardine. and crease resistant... sleeves with 100° This luxurious lining is satin and nylon for longer wear. Sizes water - repellent in- both body and all wool. stitched with li ee ea RE EE 100% tional Saddle Stitched WEEKENDER | SPORT SHIRTS $95 | The shirt with the sad- dle stitched window pane patterns—in original ——contrasting colors. warmth because tifulfy finished. Small, ~ medium, large and extra large sizes, curing a cloudburst. Jackets And Topcoats —_ The — For Men Who Want Full Value....... Real it’s wool — of excep- quality ... beau- S 4 fo fo MUSEUM PIECE—Visitors to New York's fire- | gine, built in 1840, was called “Big Six” because of | : fighting museum—gaze—at “Big Six,” one of first | its size in comparison—with smali gooseneck en- | = double-deckers used by city’s s i fixe departme nt. En- | gines of ae ar of Rich (Oras and Forests. GuardGonenko WASHINGTON = Political un-| Nearly half are descendants a rest has focused world attention, East Indians imported after the -an Britain's only possession in con-{ abolition of slavery to ull the, Man Who Exposed Spy tinental Sous America — British’ murat fields. Only five per cent - * + Guiana on the South Atlantic coast , are Europeans, ‘Ring in 1945 Changes hetween Venezuela and Dutch Sur- Geographically Guinue has Name and Residence nam: three belts: low coastal plains | The colony of 80,000 square miles with thick jenate; sevanaahe TORONTO if—IWvor Gouzenko isjim an under-developed. tropical |i. areckeck: ckes: and ee a idren | treasure house, says the National | Sasthar icdend Gill shebataiae.| don't know their real name. : | Geographic Society. | Rivers thus far are the land's Gouzenko was a wartime code | Coastal areas produce rich | chief highways. clerk in the Russian Embassy at) se rs eee hae a core Should forest resources he de. | Ottawa. In 1945 he fled from the | ed by thick Jumgies, re pe ee ee ee embassy and turned over 105 se-| tentially wealthy deposits of gold, | yj)aha—all building lumber—as cret documents to the Mounties | diamonds, aluminum ere and | yell as precious cabinet woods. (the Royal Canadian Mounted | Possibly oil. | Lumbermen will have to accus- Police), These documents exposed Britain is a comparative new- ee Cemenives to fauna that in | o ts. man- | a Communist spy ring in Canada. | Comer to Guiana. The Dutch began | ¢ S$ Jaguars, Vampire ba é Gouzenk brought th | trading there around 1595 and were | | atees, hugh boa constrictors and aucta tt on and vomen | 3000 joined by the French. who | some of the most poison: < snakes on spy charges. | still hold French Guiana to ca world, including the dreaded bushmaster. Since the trial he has lived under | ¢@st of Surinam. assumed names with the protection | | England's early interests were in of the Mounties. Few persons have | Surinam, They ended when Suri- M | | k Risk been able to get through to him. | nam was exchanged with Holland eta ack KISKS Last summer Blair Fraser. an |for Nieuw Amsterday, better known . : editor of Maclean's magazine at Neday as New York. Air Leadership Toronto, told of seeing Gouzenko. In 1740, however, a few Eng. | He gave this report: lish planters from the West Indies | WASHINGTON —A Senate sub- | ent dweilings during eight years) j. wow Britich Gelana, and Brit- committee, pondering testimony | under at least two false names. inh peivetcers 20 : that lack of titanium may cost ! years later His own children do not know their de good their interests by | the United States military leader- | ofn and y will ma £ their ferests by ; B ae oo rat = force of arms. ship in the air, has arranged to) now thange his identity again,| Retaken bythe French for their | hear from” Secretary of the Air) ~ They are 10 and 8, too old to be Ditch nities, Gdiaga eventually was | Force Talbott. on Friday. told without explanation why they pegs to England iff 1814-15, when; Titanium is a light, heat-resist- } 4 have a new name apoleonic Wars ended. metal much in demand for jet | Each of Gouzenko's new identi-| So impenetrable was the hinter- ae nenutuctune a ties was chosen with care. He was | land that no one surveyed it, ‘and supplied with a new country of|for years Venezuelaand Britain; Brig. Gen. Kern D. Metzger, origin, to explain his heavy foreign | argued over the boundary. al | chief of the Air Force Production accent. United ‘ States brought about a| Resources Division, testified yes- He was given a passport, birth | settlement at the beginning of this \terday present production in the certificates for himself, his wife| century by threatening to invoke | Unitéd States is 2.000 tons a year, | and children and also a carefully | the Monroe Doctrine. i a goal of 22,000 tons an- | concocted se i which he nually y had _been set for 1956. ‘s- Z te said there " TO -Rsstirance : and Ms sugar, British settlers 7 build th aa — with Gouzenko's present age lang tell tnlertar Celene te Oe | ee skills, aptitudes and general situa- ; needed even if production plans tion. aboriginal Carib. and Arawak were met arfd that a second best 2 pes Indians —— a few hardy = | force “is no air force at all. steaming rivers for gold, alluvial | ,,. A : Red Spy Probe | Hit diamonds and balata,: the wid | Historic Records on File jungle rubber. NEW YORK &—Recordings of | by Justice Douglas In_1937, however, Britain began | historic events in.New York City. continuing efforts to develop the | eeteaee City Hall recéptions of PHILADELPHIA # — Justice | Ghoie ony Pe” | the last 20 years and speeches “by == whole country. as ears and § William Oo. Douglas of the US. Georgetown, the colony ‘! 8 capital, {presidents and Havors, are We have | Supreme Court says current Red | is known to Americans who ‘serve | a new permanent home. Space for sey boat are ‘‘a ——, of} at the Air Force's nearby AS discs is being prepared in = te and suspicion” for “a miser- | kinson Field, a facility obtained in| Raymond V. Ingersolt Memorial |“ able political advantage.” the “‘destroyers-for-bases” deal of | Library in Brooklyn, and “anyone “We are condemning men ~ and! world War II days. _with a serious purpose” may have women ol sacra se herb The population is over 400,000.’ access to the records. an the Friends (Quaker) Committee on National Legislation. “A —Communist,”’ he went on, Es “one with Communist affiliations, one with leftist tendencies, a So- cialist, a liberal, or just a plain Yankee who does not like this busi- ness of the witch hunt and who —_________shouts—his_protest—these are all [f put in the same classification.” ________Douglas said America’s prestige in foreign countries has- declined and that this can be traced “to _— the disrespect we have _showg the | o a rights of man here at home.’ ; Douglas added, however, that : . “any witch hunt bothers the con- C M _ science of America” and predicted amera ' art that Americans will ‘‘not let the : fever of owas distrust pos~1J n= -KEYSTONE— New, taking Sone Keeps | ~ Bel Ai Non-Swimming Girl Up | Ir WASHINGTON (P—It may —be—a mm Magazine— shock to the life guards, but there | 4 _ | now is a bathing suit whose Ri THE LOWEST PRICED = turers claim it—witt keep tf} MAG AZ : a non-swimming girl afloat. AA SRS It_was_demonstrated here yes: eel ae a terday by a pretty model who | es anale: = Se oe floated like a cork while smiling | ii Type finder. Wide speed -range——— _—_______like—a-pretty model. i a | from 12 to 48 frames per second, —-_—sxWg® The manufacturer's a . j ce welll Wonderful Family Gift’ bouyant. , — There are no unsinkable suits f.25 Lens ......... 55 oe je for men yet, he said. ‘Missionary for Art ___Roche, known for his art studies NEW YORK (INS)—Robert ~~Cameras Aare” ty lllahaamenes Nota Sidetin 1t-Fights Winter-and Wear to a Standstill! : ‘Westberry’ Coats IMPORTED ALL WOOL COATS WITH ALL WOOL ZIP-LINING pee rg etna ee ee for the warmth of ~ all woot impo weeds, and the appearance -is-equ important. “Fs-one_of the pe imported all wool tweeds in the country. 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And this despite the fact that the number of bicycle owner-riders increases each year, and at pres- ent numbers some 21 miller per- sons in the United States: bike. Six and seven-year-olds ‘Gifts for College Youth take a 20-inch bike. , - Boys and girls from eight to ten vill be comfortable on a 24-inch -and those from wheel. should have a 26-inch All American bicycles have ad- justable seats so the bicycle can ith the child, and be used Soraw' Ww for many years. The younger children need not | watt too jong any more for their | because first-timers’ first bikes, bikes come with extra demounta- | 1. Portable typewriter. 2. Electric razor. ti on up{ 3. Monogrammed waste “paper | adult wheel. | basket. 4. Brief case. 3. Tie rack. 6. Weskit. 7. Personalized stationery ‘pref- erably with college seal x. Assortment of bright bow ties. | 9. Address book. ° 10. Set of brushes—for bath, bie ‘ ‘outrigger wheels bleh keep | teeth, c omes, ete. in Good. Season-- Sy all through the house Not a creature was stirring be- cause they were all downtown shopping for small gifts to fill the care in a few hours. Last-minute gifts never -do ‘fill! the bill—let alone the stocking—| and, according to one buyer fur a national department store chain. i there’s Gne sure way to’ beat this: problem. Keep a list. Every time you think | one or see one, Write it down. Check the bathroom closets. if you notice that the men need new razors, make a note of it. New| shaving cream? Extra deodorant? List 1H. Wateh Sis carefully. stick needs a refill, there's a stoek- ; ting gift, And junior can probably t . i use a new key ring or‘a- selection lof shee laces. Or a pocket comb. ! : . a . F | up with a book that’s a winner. =e der — - in any with ia toeed leather top. * LAMP TABLE large and graceful, with Sonu shelf. T fect for picture beagle in rich ma any or Blond: COFFEE TABLE base and todled leather top. Neither brief descriptions of these can convey their beauty ...their LAMP TABLE ,. unusual design .. in mahogany with reomy snelf, PEMBROKE TABLE .. with racefyl drop ves... to use next to a sofa or in pairs. the illustrations nor the tables stockings that would be hung with of good stocking gift or read about | _ lt her lip-/ Rowe “Yuletide Tomes |" Can Open Vistas of New Worlds This year, “this dialogue will bey (repeated dozens of times before the Christmas list has been checked voll: cee eee { QUESTION: Shall we get coy- ' sin Fred a book? ANSWER: No. He's got a book. ___But—_psychologists and educa-_ tors declare that. reading ig the doorway to new worlds. And { what better time than Christ- ee poetry, or for the whole a dictionary, a thesaurus, } familiar — library, rather aban ay texts: that | personalities more strongly. You can tell if Patricia. Anne is ready | for romance; or young Danny tor. But for teenagers, young adults family, experts say, it's the reference work that is the most valuable standby, an atlas, oshould- be—a+— solid addition to any household “Complete = or Extra | Equipment Welcome -On- Christmas Morning | @ith the dawn of Christmas across the nation, living rooms will again become train yards; dining-room tables, trestles; and | text ‘the best carpet a road-bed for young trackwalkers (and their fathers.) Model railroading, running on schedule and household electric a book of tracks and engines drawing cars. ‘Model-towns,loading platforms, aan = sive a gift of a new British Scienti f —— passengers and freight s a to the realism of the tiny Take your J -buying up from ; : IS S roads, and are _ sure-fire gift book’ stores. break their ware }pleasers,- down into age groups, subject matter and technique. If you do the same for your gift list, you'll come CHICAGO (UP) — A Urge Fluoridation — transformers make fine presents team of fer the lad or lass whose train --and-do-it value found in juvenile Arid so for cousin Fred who is -33 years old and sure he's got the answer to the world’s politi- British scientists has asked Britain to put fluorides in its public water to help prevent tooth decay, ac- eording to the American Dental set has plenty of cars and track. New thrills in electric trains in- clude a railroad trestle set with molded abutments that resemble cal ills, you'll get the latest word of non-fiction from the current , events department. A_vook {fs a natura Association, The ADA Journal said or | from experts is: DON’T! Chances are the collector knows more about his library than you. And if his . tastes run to first editions printed in the Belgian Congo, your gift _is going to be expensive, if ‘not their country. lish scientists spent an “extensive” “pook collector. But stl advice | three-month investigation in the United States and Canada before urging adeption of fluoridation in Their recommendations were put in a recent British government | White Paper, the Journal said. girder construction. There's a min- jiature miners’ work train with a worm-drive electric-powered hand- ear_and three tipple cars. The four Brit- “hours of quiet behavior will have special interest in a new read-it- activity books. They: feature color- ful stamps to be pushed out and a at frequent intervals in the This play focus is found to in-{ + sure much more careful reading and adds considerably to the time span of children’s interest. “American Inventors,” for ex- ample, by I. A. Lewis, dramatizes stories of famous American inven- tions, from the steam engine and/ the cotton gin of colonial times to the atom smasher and television set of today. A book,full ef stamps of autos. illustrating the development of the} ziiin ee at year- old children skim through a new] +b-ee kt that’s.intended to insure 8. Cigarette cans gibi ak 9. -Contour belt, — S 10. Crystal perfume flaconé. Gifts ae Your Saws if 1, Shantung sports s fp eaeerel ae on trace- 3. Wallet containing your photo. 4. Hand-knit wool Aare (with stretcher). 5. An extra-large ash tray. 6. Tobacco pouch. 7. Fountain pen. Clear plastic blocks for small children are an ideal gift for the young child, Sturdy, washable, twelt-nigh tmbreakable;—each block. has a small toy inside, keeps baby horseless curtilage, is another pop- ular volume. fascinated. cars-can be-leaded with coal or ballast. A new device now makes it possible for a locomotive to pull 40 cars up a 35-degree grade. New to junior railroading, too, | + Hi ‘LT impossible to find. More than even is the bet | that yeu’ll wow the younger set with a gift for the library. 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Bar-: ton, president of the Toy Manu. facturers of the U. S., star bill- Neal in the nation's toy ment goes to toys that have been designed +e —develop-—ehildren'’s for useful professions, And hand in hand with reer’ toys are child-size kits and. tools that follow adult America’s) ‘fus} to “do it yourself.” No longer will “Chicken Lit- tle’ be able to tel] mama that the sky is falling down. For | mama will have given her a Christmas, In opening the door to careers and vocations, toyland is keeping | pace with grown-up, scientists. | Miniature atomic defense dev ices have taken the place of °guns, | Korean War equipment. (peabggaleters motor, and a ray | gun, a rocket tracker and a civil \ defense set with a sounding ; beam are some of the new atddi- +tions to toyland’s defense equip- | ment. | Three-D seenery ie featured “ca- |. “fix-the-sky-yoursetlf” kit for | | Atomic defense trucks with a/ super streamlines, stratopianes, f and new developments jin space and space ports are ready + for Christmas, 1963 style. However, the cowboy and his | | range-riding equipment still are, far ahead on the best-seller list, with girls’ enthusiasm for horses | to record highs. New thrills in the “toys that. aptitudes and help them prepare | Prepare for careers’’ category is erous allotment of 40 yards of ‘a conductor kit complete w ith) — punch, whistle, play mon- | ‘a train arrival schedule, and; Gann’ s hat. Catering to Hittle iris is a new Junior Nurse convertible four-wheel bike that provides a shoulder-strap bag full of first- ald essentials, an apron and a a nurse's hat. The bike frame expands so that it can be used | for three-to-seven- year-olds. There's a complete miniature, pet shop for the first time. And a new thrill for youngsters with TV-producer ambitions is an | authentic miniature of a night-| revolving spotlight. Practical props for the young | grocer are provided by a fiber- board supermarket equipped with shelves, miniature packages, and authentic tomato soup special-dis- play material. There is a wide variety of in- -ahove._An ingenious playloom kit Copper! Catering to juvenile | | based on popular-brand mixes and, + parts. __ door gardening sets keyed te scale-model farm themes, and DESIGNED TO DEVELOP APTITUDES—This year’s Christmas toys strongly | punch and tickets makes playing train authentic. scale model bucket loader (lower left) that operates just like a real one. ing in sewing for little girls is assured with a kit -for- making complete _doll_wardrebe— (lower left center), and future nurses will adore Miss Curity (lower right center) who grocers is a fiberboard supermarket (upper left center) complete with shopping cart+comes with-« first-aid kit and instruction hook. New thnill for future fire fighters is and miniature “brand name” stock. Conductor set (upper right center) of hat, whistle, , @ scale model hook and ladder truck (right) with 4-foot cast aluminum ladder. New Christmas Toys Accent Future Careers of Children | farm implemeats, too, are being featured, ag well as several lines pedal. There's a new Gake-baking set, -frostings,for nursery cooks. | New jdea is kits for the six-to- art- and six- -shooters boosting volume 10-age group is a " wonde r- :- weaver witha ‘tidy yarn dis- " which partitions ie see) wool into neat plastic compart- ments, according to colors, It’s made of hard maple. guaranteed | snag-proof and has no metal parts. | New in highway engineer toys is a bucket loader that operates exactly like the life-size con- struction job behemoth. -A-~-de-luxe kiddie_shoe_shine, kit ere is provided with doll-house | kits which include wallpaper, rugs ' plumbing truck with a built-in o—_—_ der with cast aluminum ladder that | “extends upward four feet and furniture. Toot kits for the small fry in- clude everything needed for sim- _ ple household repairs. Junior will get training in chang- ing tires, too, with one of the new: take-apart miniature cars. And, among the more practi- eal training kits, is a complete plumber’s outfit. 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The number of nurses and tech- ;nicians is increasing, the council | enid, but an acute SExIAgS still + Additional facilities, training programs and personnel will be required to meet the existing a shortages as well as the anticipat- _ ~ot -the~ >the may -taave been“ir the rexioer be — =? een Although there were 25.613 ‘graduate nurses employed in 1952 | , in. arses registered by the | AMA, compared to. 216,047 in 1951, were only 100,595 student compared to 103,537 in; the | fication New in highway engineer toys fs Basic train. | Milwaukee Road > Builds Biggest Switching Yard CHICAGO (UP) — The world’s Jargest_switchyard—it_will_handle — 3,600 railroad freight cars every 24 hours — is nearing completion by the Milwaukee Road at Bensen- ville, M. J. B. Kiley, president of the | railroad, said the yard will cost $5.500,000. It will have 70 ‘classi- tracks. Each track can earry from 52 to 102 cars when the yard ig jammed with freight ears being sorted and made up into train groups. 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If hubby were busy | with the harvest, she shot, cleaned | and dressed the turkey. i“ She ~ ground-the— cornmeal, made the hominy, grew pumpkin for the pie, and picked the cran- | berries. i “Waldorf” wool-rayon | SPORT SHIRTS | 3.95 Ideal for the sportsman on your list. Tailored of 55° wool and “45°, rayon. Ocean pearl buttons, 2-flap pockets, California style collar,-2-butten ad- jistable cuffs, Multi-colored plaids, S-M-L-XL. neers | all the labor savers,” -ence Brobeck, home economist and “But they had | ‘something else—help-from cousiis, ion a shovel in the fireplace; One home economist says to- ‘day's housewife has more con- _veniences than her Pilgrim sister, but doubts if she is any better off than the housewife of 50 or 75 years ago. “Our grandmothers didn’t- have said Flor- cookbook author. aunts and the children.’ “Now,” she said, ‘‘a woman's lucky if she can get hubby to pile the dishes in the dishwasher.”’ oven,” took alt day. Fruit or pumpkin pie was baked and if sweet potatoes were available, probably were roasted in ashes. In 18th century Colonial days, the time for roasting and baking was about three times that re- and the process --quired with today’s temperature- controlled ranges. With the large Colonial forse 8, a separate building housed the kitch- en where the wood (later coal) tranges were kept going day long. Pies were baked ahead of the big day; hams, turkey and other fowl, and fruit eakes all took long hours. And then came modern appli- |ances and foods ready or almost ;ready to serve. The homemaker now can have prepared virtually all the holiday | meal at her leisure, stored it in the freezer, and have nothing more to do on the big day than heat it, set the table, and serve. Cranberry sauce and pumpkin come out of a can. Or pumpkin | pies may be bought from the local y| warming up. Turkeys come ready | ‘roasted four and one-half to five | The Pilgrim housewife cooked | _the turkey and other fowl in the | chimney ," minutes more of Sekine. or a Mere to stuff, stuffing comes- ready to |” use. Test kitchen supervisors say the time required te prepare today's feast is no more. than the time re- quired to cook the turkey. A 12 to 16-pound bird, for instance, is hours. And, while it’s baking, you can prepare the rest of the meal. “That is,” said one home econ- omist, ‘‘unless your menu is mighty elaborate . . . and there are four or five aa tugging = YeuReE- ake Get Commission OK FREMONT ( —- Arrangements have been completed with the +f sale Of $575,000 in ~ bonds for ex= pansion of the school system. -Vot- ers approved the program and tax | increase Nov. 2. fas Seheot- officials hope - that con- struction of additional classrooms to existing buildings may be fin- ished by -next fall. mentary building is scheduled for completion in 1955. Taxes Paid 98 Per Cent HASTINGS w—Payment of 98.3 per cent of the 1953 municipal tax, a sum amounting to $119,432, has | been reported by treasurer Jessie Gray. The $1,921.02 plus penal- ties will be Spread on _the winter ~$tax Troll = hére “ A new ele- land Though usually silent, cupine can grunt, grumble, squeal, whine, mew, chatter, shriek and —Feven cry Tike a child. ~~ -|Plows' Into Za GRAND HAVEN (®—Grand Haven — = and Chesapeake-&-Ohio Railroad _ ad police are investigating the placing ~~ “of two barricades on C& O tracks Sunday night. A qfreight minor damage to the locomotive. “- Ferguson to Speak TRAVERSE CITY Homer Ferguson (R-Mich) will be the principal ‘speaker Dec. 5 at the annual-meeting of the Cherry- w — Sen. Rural Electric Co-operative. The co-op has some 4,500 members in the Northwestern Michigan area, the por- LAUNDRY TRAYS compartment Two =—“Bltaundry tub with stand and brass mix- ing faucets. Reg. $26.95 $7] SAPWE vUMBING SUPPLY CO. 100 S. 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F Goodr' i ALL N. - PEARY ST. —OPEN-FRIDAY NITE“TIL eg ing patterns to make this season the lightest and brightest ever. full of hints that any family can use to add season's cheer’ to its home. — Right on top of the pack is a suggestion for cheery, Tiemineiod Laboratories have a Santa's sack SEMI-FAN | set-pieces —made —of- translucent. trimmed with balls and combined with gracefyl spruce sprays, is foam plastic, which may be pur- strikingly silhouetted by light behind vate. = chased at your nearest variety+ + cat Waites Toyland! SSS SE ¥ = store or florist’s shop. From the easily-worked ma- terial cut out a jolly Santa-or a set of Christmas bells, and dec- orate the piece with ribbon and “holly. Place a 40-watt bulb in a The aki. too, will blend into « the Yuletide decor if it is decked out with colored-cardboard ever- greens. With holes punched in the a small bulb be! the tableau will create a fairy’ t for your holiday pleasure. The low-watt bulb can also be uséd to add a gossamer pattern of color in any dark corner or hall. Set behind a vase filled with white branches, spruce sprays and Christmas-tree balls, the bulb will provide a Christmas bouquet of light at the touch of a button. He merely secures a porcelain socket to a small block of wood, uses any light bulb the coler and intensity of which is most pleasing to the eye, and connects the cord to a nearby outlet. Here's cheer— “light’-hearted cheer, for this season, and next, as the basic lighting unit can be used again and again. Yule Gifts for Baby 1. Quilted nursery pad. 2. Disposable cellulose bibs. 3. Baby's hot plate or bottle warmer. 4. One share of sound stock, to be added to annually. 5. Bunting- 6. Diaper service for any set period. z High-chair. : 8. One year's supply of powder or lotion. 9. Box for storing toys. 10. Baby's silver cup, grammed. TRone- Whether you love to go shopping or hate it, a knowledge of shopping short-cuts is indispensable at Chirstmastime. Especially so if the ‘bulk of your holiday buying must be sandwiched into—one or two trips to town, and you don’t have a minute or a step to squander. To make the whole job painless as possible, the two most impor- tant rules—which everyone knows (but few observe)—are these: A. Have a list and know pretty much what you're looking for be- fore you leave the house. B. Do your Yuletide shopping as early in the season as possible. ‘These rules, however, are not, by any means, the whole answer. Here are a dozen. additional pointers that will save you much gift ideas.. 2. Have a definite plan. Map your shopping trip ahead of time so you won't have to retrace your steps. 3. Eliminate your sitter’ Ccoblen: 4f you have one, by making 4 deal with a neighbor who also has small children. _ 4 Avoid the busiest shopping hours. There are less-crowded days during each week, even in Christmas season, and less- crowded hours each day. 5. Shop by phone whenever this |is possible. There are more items_on your list that you can order sight unseen than you think there are. 6. Make use of your charge ac- counts, and ro favorite sales- persons. 7. Take advantage of depart- meat store gift-mailing services. Mest stores offer attractive Here Are Some Shortcuts for Your_ Yule Shopping| ‘it, you can then order it by phone wrappings and, for a slight-ex- tra charge, will do a special 8. Don’t fear duplication. There is no reason_why several persons of the same age or interests, on your list won't like the same gift. 9.. If you can’t make a quick de-j cision on any particular gift, write down its sales number or descrip- tion. If you decide later on to take and save an €xtra trip. 10. Save the sales slips on every- thing you purchase, and file them neatly at home. ll. Save your energy by bay: “ing your “carry-homes”* —tast.— Plan your shopping schedule so that packages you have to take home are purchased near the end of the trip. 12. If you're clever at sewing, or a hobby, explore the possibility of making some gifts yourself. Gifts for Teenage Boy 1. Harmonica, with instruction | book. 2. Slipper socks. 3. Turtle-neck sweater. 4. Professional dancing lessons (ballroom). 5. Set of encyclopedias. 6. Fool-proef camera. 7. Tennis racket. a 8. Model kit. CUT— 2 9. Shoe-shine kit. 10. Rubber name stamp and ink | Ped: 1 tn YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ot WAYNE GABERT'S! SAVE ‘82°. BUY NOW! “automatic * BENDIX TAKE 24 MONTHS. TO PAY |} - Act NOW Before Free — Installation. Offer Expires = - drudgery out of washday . . . out ——of-the washer_into the dryer in Tip seconds, no back strain, no heavy lifting, no frosted fingers . . yours now! © AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROL eNO CONTROLS TO SET © DRIES ANY FABRIC ba ia Dryer DRYERS take the . 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Almost obscured now in the daily Communist name-calling, the stall- ing and the propaganda blasts are The conference was to arrange — ~~ | Korean nation. = Could Have Been So Fine | 3 ten off North Korea’s war debt and _ could stand as a monument to), addition would advance North world peace. Instead, it must! Korea some $317,000,000 in the next | stand as a continuing symbol of four years. Tlustrating the per- frustration and strife. manent nature of the agreement. —A~-particwar—irony,— Ameri- |.\Was_a_corollary plan_to operate = vee — an airline linking North Korea, China and the Soviet Union. Shed ese ees sians announced a mater te ? : use diplomatic discussions to arrange cai pod igeiee! eatin advance a Korean political conference. about $250,000,000 in aid and would “We wish,” he said, “to wer- | reduce, but not forgive, the North ship with the people of Korea’ Korean war debt. The Chinese said they had- writ. About two months ago the Rus- That Red China probably can- not carry out its promises of machinery, communications equipment and ,other supplies in which she herself is in desper- ate need is, in. this case, beside the point. The sad point is the unyielding | | ee ee eal ee eer el nature of Communist plans for the ~ the purposes of the conference Korea of the future which in their which Dean went to Korea to ar-| eyes must be totally Communist range. or forever divided. Thus by necessity. the United |@ permanent peace for Korea. states must go ahead with its own troops and a free and _ unified | pian to spend nearly $1,000,000,- (000 in the next four years for “TWEED, SPORT JACKET—Ideal | eT it was to have started | the rehabilitation of South Korea, if it ever is to start, | it a be in the dim, unpredict- | / able future. Meanwhile, new problems arise Se A highlight of the situation was? Yet what a monument to peace it could be if, despite a bitter war, these vast sums could be spent in a united effort on rail- reads and airlines which would run the length of a free Korea whose agriculture, industry and people acted as one. , —Fhen—withthe—promise_of_ what The Army operates 11 reception this week's announcement of a 10-| a peace in Korea could hold, the centers and 14 separation centers | year economic For the 89th CHRISTMAS...17'S ENGGASS : for the FINEST JEW Rings Enlarged to Show Detail Rhinestone NECKLACE and . EARRINGS BP :for both © —_Beautifut shinestonell necklace with drop pendant, and matching earrings. Will add spar- | kle and glamour to her winter costume. “ Prices” . 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Walking doll OPEN EVERY NICHT TO CHI otherwise _GRAND-RAPIDS - Noting* tated industrial ‘suburb—c _| that they now have some “$200,000 | | Rapids. _ ee “invested in fire fighting equipment, | ‘Wyoming township—offietals have : ided_to create a new full-time. ;-to_contain huge deposits “post of Air e marshal, to head the — ee SES THE PON TTAC PRESS, “rueRsDaX, "NOVEMBER | '26,: ‘1958 Se Rania ae aa | partment and to Sptees fire p = ansuvintion a= “area_to taunet aie ~~ Beat Fo eor aioe = piece of ST ention ‘programs Mf the arca. ‘the crusade. yo ee 2 The township is a heavily popy. for Safety Starts Dec. 8 | _ aera other material Used os Bait by Chief — = Let was eating Leach put «plece ie — ot Granit | MUSKEGON —@—€.—D-—-MeNe- >, ~in seit UBRANFORD, Cou OP of | the two largest seabass of the day. _.| mee, _chairman—et —the— ‘Westerh-kegon,- “will be senisines: to— the [New Haven spent most of-a-day-on+— — = are | Mie higan—Teurist—and—Resort-As-t county teaders; oe SE ee [On Corts The Antarctic Continent | is known | | sociation’ s crusade for-safety, has ol eoalcatted meeting here Dec 8 of ‘the 3L county drive chairmen in and other minerals. FE Ng ~ SURE TO PLEASE—A cigar emoker will ike this persenahzed { cigar humidor, which comes with matching ash tray. Made of fine | china, it features designs of America’s great automobiles, circa? i916, | and contains a permanent hum: Her Gadget Presents ° Wow Everyone Join Knick-Knack, Line i = oe ans.amang them a hindy guide and Buy Extra. Gills for for : ainting which protects adjoin- Whole Family i from smears when you're | daubing away at Qindow frames and baseboards t through a slot in the » brighten up the heuseheld, ine re are several colorful light- switch plates made of durable plastic. Numet vigets are Ey silabie karea Few things are more intriguing to male and female, young wm o id. than a tricky Taobeee = Mine Detector * eS — = _ Measuring up—in—every—way—is- tittle boy—whatever,—is—a new | “traveling men, doctors, teachers, + gifts for friends tr as” “extra gifts for family members. a sprinkling of such items in yout Christmas gift selection, as regular a doodad called a brow light ineetec Site of re cial Perfect for the home handyman or motorist, this item fits around the/ Plane Hangar, Built by head—you don it just like a cap— | and focuses a beam of light Wright Brothers wherever the wearer looks. KITTY HAWK, N.C UP—| And how about a card shuffler? -| Slodern mine detectors helped pin- | You insert the playing cards, point the exact spot where the twirl a crank, and—slap-slap— | right brothers built the nation's | the cards are shuffled. first airplane gar 3S) years ago han oi bs > ’ be © » So em Fairly well-known by now, but The National Park Service dis still gure to make a hit. is the! closed today that its regienal ‘ archeologist, Dr. J. C, Harrington, | phone light. A small lamp with a rectangular base that is set be- neath the telephone, it's excellent | for night use when someone phones with & message. One mode] operates by push button, another can be connected so that it lights each time the | | phone is lifted. | slung the detector back and | | forth, near Kill Devil Hill, until A good gadget for the sports | it registered the presence of man, serviceman, or any man or | metallic objects. \ and historian Frank Barnes used | a mine detector after they were unable to find, under the shifting | sand, any indication of the Wright | | camp | The service said the two men | knew the approximate area”and | They dug into the sand and found l rusted nails. spikes, tin cans and traces of household utensils. “A careful study of the rusty : items told the searchers they had | 1903 release cutlery set that folds into one plastic handle, Looking somewhat like a pen knife, the set contains fork, spoon, | : bottle opene prodrgtvard cocina | located the Wright brothers’ so that the implements may be a SeEvice (news used individually. Another pocket gadget chat will please any gimmick-lover is a small-size. pen-shaped sigpler. Jiist | slip off the eap and ready for use. Sure-fire also | camp,” said The Park this week started to rebuild on the site the- | iwo wooden sheds whic h served | as hangar and kitchen-bunkhouse. When the reconstruction ts come | pleted, the site will be roped off _Salesmen. | and— the—huildings—orcked—untit+ | Dec. 14, the “first day of a four- | day celebration of the 50th anni- versary of prone flight Service for. students and housewives are | | telephone pencil that sticks to the phone. by megnetism; a combina- | tion- paperweight and cellophane {* The firsé two ae engines (hand | tape dispenser; and 4 novel Ictter | operated machines) were shipped opener. that slices open an envelope | into New Y ork | Cc ity in 1% 31. ~*~ | Sketes—end—Men’s | | anes The bluebonnet. is the state ‘he didn’t have a bite. flower of ‘Texas. Ray mond Bethlehem. 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Crafted of tton backed; sole® Ee Tong Wear- ing and the styling is terrific, Shop Penney’s for her gift. Teather, with ‘sheep leather ook lining. Long wearing rubber heel, hard sole. Sanforized. Acetate jacquard with matching or contrasting trim. Consider the fatt that they’re all FULLY LINED with . acetate satin—and you have proof —IT PAYS TO CHRISTMAS SHOP ATPENNEY'S! © a i |MAROON _| NAVY | DARK GREEN 42 New Ones. Named __ The National Better Bureau recently obtained eran the attorney general of the United States the names of 42 organiza- the total number so designated to 236. The. United States Treasury tributions to organizations of the ductible for_income tax purposes. Twenty-one other organizations have been proposed for designa- tion as subversive and are being eral. The ‘complete list a organiza- versive follows: . ae Abraham Lincoln Brigade. cago. Action Committee to Free Spain Now, . American Association io Recon- struction in Yugoslavia, Inc. American Branch of the-Feder- ation of Greek Maritime Unions. American Christian Nationalist Party. ~ American Committee for Euro- pean Workers’ Relief. — American Committee for Pro- tection of Foreign Born. Settlement of Jews in Birobidjan, Inc. ish Freedom. American Committee for Yugo- slav Relief, Inc. ~ Labor Conditions in Europe. American Council for a Demo- cratic Greece, formerly known as the Greek American Council; Greek American Committee for National Unity." American Council on Soviet Re- lations. - American Croatian Congress. American Jewish Labor Council. American League Against War and Fascism. | American League for Peace and | ‘ Democracy. American National Labor Party. American Nationat Socialist League. American Nationa! Socialist | Party. American Nationalist Party. American Patriots, Inc. American Peace Mobilization. *American Poles for Peace. American Polish Labor Council, ~ American Rescue Ship Mission (a project of the United American Spanish Ant Committee} American-R uss ia n Fraternal United States. Lists. tions that have been newly des- ——-ignated_as-subversive._This_brings Department -has ruled that con- attorney general's list are not de- | tion. _ investigated by the — gen-;~ tions already designated as sub-7, Abraham Lincoln: School, Chi ar *American Cemmittee to Survey icy. Committee for Nationalist Ac- “Committe a Peace and Brotherhood Festival in Philadel- phia. *Committee tor the Protection Communist Party, U.S.A.,_ its subdivisions, subsidiaries and af- filiates. . Communist Political Assn., its subdivisions, subsidiaries and _af- Alahama.. Peo. 36 Subvers ee Stes etree’ © Asereiet after in—Japan ‘Knights of the White sacs Ku Klux Kian. Kyffhaeuser, also known as Kyff- haeuser League (Kyffhaeuser + Bund), ~‘Kyffhaeuser 3 (Kytthaeuser Kameradschait). Kyffhaeuser War Relief (Kyit- haeuser en: *Labor ‘Cowell: for Negro Rights. ; Labor Research Association, Inc. "Lahor Youth League. League of American Writers. Lictor ee (Italian Black Shirts), Macedonian - AL Mario Morgantini Circle. | “Maritime Labor Committee—to Defend Al Lannon. *Maurice Braverman Defense Committee, - a Civil Rights Federa- ict School of Social Sci- ence. be Namka Teikoku Gunyudan (Im- perial- Military Friends Group or ive Groups Tom Pajne ea of Social Sci- encé, Philadelphia. Tom Paine School of Westches- ter, New Yrok, U Ukrainian- American Fraternal Union. Unien of American Croatians, *Union of New York. Veterans. Committee. *United Committee of Jewish Societies and Landsmanschaft Federations, also known as Co- ordination boo vagal of Jewish Landsmanschaften and Freternal Organiza United Harlem ‘Tenants and Con- sumers Organization. ‘United Negro and Allied Veterans of America. . Vv Veterans af the Abraham Lin- coln Brigade. *Voice of Freedom Commuting __*Tri-State Negro Trade _Union | _ Council a United _American Spanish Aid | anizationg, o=o=+« = = 4} United Committee of South Slavic Americans. PUPPY PARADISE—These n ‘terrier pups must think they’re in dog ‘heaven as they line up along this choice tidbit—a mastadon ine six-week-old bone. Found in home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stutsman, it is four feet long and weighs 50 pounds. = a clay pit near the Goshen, Ind., ‘Only 2,902 Convictions This is another tn a series of ar- ticles on Pontiac's traffic safety’ based on local police records and the celieoel Safety Council's report for By JOSEPH K. SFAIR In view. of records of leading cities and local accident experi- ence, Pontiac should have expect- Press and Educational League, Ok- lahoma League for Political Edu- ‘cation, People’s Educational and Virginia League for People’s Edu- | cation. Congress of American- Revelu- tionary Writers. Congress of American Women. Connecticut State Youth Confer- American Committee for_Span-| ance *Council of Greek Americans. Council on African AMairs. _*Council for Jobs, Relief and Housing. Council for Pan-American De- mocracy. Croatian Benevolent Fraternity. D Dai Nippon Butoku Kai (Mili- tary Virtue Society of Japan or Military Art Society of Japan) Daily Worker Press Club. Dante Alighieri Society tween 1935 and 1940). Dennis Defense Committee. Detroit it Youth Assembly. {be- Fe 4 Emergency eee to Save Spanish Refugees (founding body of the North American Spanish Aid Committee). F Federation of Italian War Vet- erans in the U.S.A., Inc. (Asso- ciazione Nazionale Combattenti Italiani, Federazione degli Stati Uniti d’America). FE innish-American Mutual Aid So- _cety, Center. Friends of the New Germany Society. American Russian Institute, New York, alse known as the American Russian Institute for Cultural Re- dations with the Sovjet Union. (Freinde des “Neuen Deutsch- lands). Friends of the Soviet Union, G American Russia = “Institute, Philadelphia. American Russiatt Irate of: San Francisco. ” Southern California, Los Angeles. American_Slav Congress. _ American Youth Congress. American Youth for Democracy. Armenian Progressive League of America. : Associated Klans of America. Association of Georgia Klans. Association of German Nationals (Reichsdeutsche- Vereinigung}, Ausland - Organization der NSDAP, Overseas Branch of Nazi ~ Party. | : B *Baltimore Forum. Black Dragon Society. ___ies, Boston, Massachusetts. *Bridges-Robertson-Schmidt De- | fense Committee. *Bulgarian American League of the United States of Acscriona. Sivasian—Intioabe of Boston School for Marxist Stud- re People’s | Society, George Washington Gave School: New York City. German-American Bund (Ameri- kadeutscher Volksbund).— German - American Republican _| League. German - American Vocational League (Deutsche - Amerikanische Bemeermecnnee }: __*Harlem Trade Union Council. Hawaii Civil Liberties Commit- tee. Heimuska Kai, also kriown as Nokubei Heieki Gimusha Kai, Zai- | -bet Nihonjin, Heiyaku Gimusha Kai, and Zaibei. Heimusha Kai (Japanese Residing’ in America Military Conscripts Association}. — Hellenic-American Brotherhood. Hinode Kai (Imperial Japanese servists),— | _Hinomaru Kai (Rising Sun Society—a group of Japanese War Veterans). -fitiates—inciuding+ ple’s Educational Assn., Florida | Press Association of Texas and | ———— °F rederick Douglas Educational | Garibaldi -American Fraternal ‘ j|geles Educational Association, | in Flag! United _States_Ine——___— Southern California War Veterans). National Blue Star Mothers of American (not to be confused with the Blue Star Mothers of America —ja—February—1942), National Committee for the De- fense of Politica] Prisoners. “National + ittee for Free- dom ef the SS. National Committee to Win the Peace. National Conference on Ameri- Tean Policy in China and the Far East (a Conference called by the Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy). National Council of Americans of Croatian Descent. National Council of American- Soviet Friendship. . National Federation for Constitu- tional Liberties. *National Labor Conference for Peace. National Negro Congress. Nationalist Action League. Nationalist Party of Puerto Rico. Nature Friends ot America since 19857, - Negro Labor Victory Committee.. New Committee for Publications. Nichibei Kogyo Kaisha (The Great Fujii Theatre). North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy North American Spanish Aid Committee. *North Philadelphia Forum- Northwest Japanese Association. 0 Ohio School of Social Sciences. ~Oktahoma Committee to Defend Political Prisoners. “Original Southern Kians, Inc, ~ P Pacific Northwest Labor School, Seattie, Washington. Partido del Pueblo of Panama (operating in the Canal Zone), *Peace Information Center. *People's Drama, Inc. (Incorporated under name Los An- Inc, also known as People's Edu- | cational Center, People’s Univer- sity,People's ligion. People’s Radio Foundation, Ine. ‘for Negro Rights. Philadelphia School of Social Sci- /ence and Art. *Political Prisoners’ Welfare Committee. Polonia Society of the TWO. . also known as Progressive Ger- man-Americans of Chicago. Proletarian Party of America. ‘Protestant War Veterans of the *Provisional Committee of Citi- zens_for Peace, Southwest Area _ Peace Movement of Ethiopia. | | People's Educational Association | _ _School,— ~ People’ s Institute of Applied Re —*Philadelphia Labor Committee; -Photo_League. (New York City}. + Progressive German-Americans, | - w Walt Whitman School of Social Seience, Newark, N. Ji tion. : Washington Committee. for Demo- -eratie— Action, “Washington Committee -to- De- fend the Bill of Rights. Washington Commonwealth Fed- eration, Wisconsin Conference on Social Legislation. Workers Alliance (since April, 1936). Workers Perty. including S Social- ist Youth League. Y Yiddisher Kultur Farband. Young Communist League. Yugoslav-American Cooperative Home, inc. *Denotes newly designated organiza- tions. Enlistments }in Paratroops Reopened Here Enlistments in the paratroops, the Army's airborne corps, have been reopened, according to Sgt. P. R. Moore in-charge of Pontiac's Army and Air Force recruiting station. Paratroop ranks have been closed for about three months, Moore said. Men interested in vol- }unteering for a three-year tour of duty can obtain — informa- tien ‘at the station. ea 5,880 convictions for moving | hazardous traffic violations in 1952, according to the annual report by the National Safety Council. - Because a Pontiac Police De- partment report indicated that only 2,992 convictions took place, the council's summary concludes that more people may have committed violations than were arrested, “This very low conviction rate might suggest some deficiency in the traffic function, or in court support of it,” the regort points ont, Such low rates stem from one Hint Traffic Offenses May Be Higher Than the Number of Violators Arrested suggests serious trouble in the enforcement process as applied te accidents,” the report warns. The council recommends a 9%5 per cent conviction rate for acci- dent arrests. Also arrest rates on known hit- .run_ accidents —_teli—below— mended level, The 49 per cent con- viction rate in hit-run arrests made in 1952 was below the 75 per cent recommended, The report states that 213 con vietions—on specific. driver intox- cation charges, compared—to— the 129 reported by Pontiac. would be required to rank the city among leading cities. Expansion in use of chemical tests beyond the 21 per cent of arrests toward the 100 per cent coverage recommended would help toward farther enforcement. The council cited_in its report some variations from standards | or a combination of the following | conditions, it suggests: “1. Poor police work in arrest decision or evidence assembly or presentation “2, Inadequate police-court lia- son. _t "3. Ticket-fixing, or “4. Failure by courts to realize potentials." The per cent of investigated ac- cidents resulting in arrests was 70 as compared to a recommended minimum of 5. Ordinarily, the council claims, this would indicate -a./ commen- dable degree of enforcement ini- if all arrests were based on firm evidence. “But instead, when consider- —ed--in- perspective with the” ex: tremely low conviction rate of | 25 per comt ae baby it Hokubei Zaigo Shoke Dan (North American Reserve Officers Asgn. ); Ame ij ica; if ~ California — Labor ‘Schoot, Inc., San Francisco. Sot People’s So- __giety__ of American. Women of Croatian Descent, also known as Central Council of Amer- ___ ican Croatian Women, National | Council of Croatian Women. Central Japanese Association (Beikoku Chuo Nipponjin Kai). 3 on Bi, Cc Y for Defense. *California—Emergency— Def ian-American Council | for Committee. Democracy. “Hungarian meters Indep@ndent aioe League. | Ricans United), *Puertorriquenos. Unidos (Puerto Q a Rk Revolutionary Workers pol Romanian - American Fraternal Society. __ *Quad City Committee for Peace. | ‘International Laber Defense. International Workers Order, its subdivisions, subsidiaries and af- filiates. a ca, 1_So- | Industrial Workers of the Wor World. Japanese Association of Ameri-| *R 8 Sakura Kai (Patriotic Society, ot Cherry Association—composed of *Santa Barbara Peace Forum. Schappes Defense Committee. American Society, Inc. |— ~ Samuel Adams School, “Boston: — i a ‘e . q or meet their accident prevention, tiative against accident violators} adopted by the American Bar As- sociation in the Pontiac court pro- | cedures, These standards have received the approval of the President's have been embodied in the 16 reso- | lutions on traffic courts adopted by the conference in 1951 The report calls attention to the =| present needs of the traffic court. Highway Safety Conference and} \ fact that complete statistics were not furnished by” the: courts as requested and that the analysis is not intended to be all-inclusive in pointing out deficiencies. The report also says that it is not in- tended to serve as a survey of thes. (Although Pontiae does not have a traffic court, all traffic cases fare. handled in Pontiac Municipal Court.) The council's survey notes par-* ticularty-that-the -Pontiae—court {than ev did not establish the schedule of penalties used in the Pontiac Pelice violations bureau, It further states’ that Pontiac | judges did not increase penalties for second and third offenders anc that the ule penalty does net provide for mandatory court appearance a the third or fourth offense of moving or non- moving violations: ‘A# for the court's progress, the report’ States: There were no improvements re- ported in 1952 as to traffic court procedures and practices, Despite this conclusion, the coun- cil has placed Pontiac court ninth from the top among 81 cities. In .1951 Pontiac Municipal Court, was| ranked only 3ist, [Red Cross at Christ Church Cranbrook. office, FE 4-3575. €entrat-J P Southern Poser Central Organization of the Ger- __rereAnm Nati —Allianee-| Cast Japanese Overseas Central _§ ciety (Kaigai ‘Dobo Chuo Kai). Japanese Overseas Convention, (Deutsche-Amerikanische Einheits- | front). Cervantes Fratertal Society. __*Chopin Cultural Center. Citizens Committee to Free Ear! | Browder. . Citizens Committee = Loe Citizens Coane 0 West Side (New York City). Citizens Protective League. Civil _ Rights Congress afd its ‘Civil ‘Rights Congréss heerTeme’ __Veterans Against Discrimination | of Civil Rights, Congress of New| _ York. ; Columbians. — 7) an | Tokyo, Japan, 1940. - _ Jefferson School of Social Sci- City Schneiderman -Darcy Defense Committee. _,school_of Jewish Studies, New Seattle “Labor Sehool,— Seattle, | Wash. Airplane View of Waterford Community First Two Settlers Loc Serbian-Am 8 - = E ——— Jewish Peopie’s Committee. Jewish People’s Fraternal Or- der. for the Crisis). - Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Com- mittee meJoind Council of Progressive q Joseph ella “School ‘ot K Kibet Sania Kai (Association of ee ee ee ican Fraternal So. In_the above airplane view of * Serbian Vidovdan Council. Shinto Temples. ; mea Shirt Legion of America. Council. Socialist Workers Par. includ- ing American Committee for Euro- Socialist Youth League. vy). --tom-—right center_and ends on. An- | the Waterford community, Dixie Highway enters at the right center near the business section, the ‘chs at the uppér left, eor- ner. Airport Road enters at the bot-, dersonville Road. The school is at the lower right. the} rene ae and circles. to the | hy river and power generated | Wilson Lake is at the upper right.! The first white settlers in the Waterford community were. Al- pheus Williams and Archibald “where the/Saginaw Indian Trail forded the. present Clinton River. This stream then was known as the Huron River. —_A—dam-—was—constructed—across; Southern Negro Youth Congress. Suiko Sha (Reserve Officers As- Lotus Lake is at the left center, and the Clinton River flows from in that way to drive asaw and grist mill which were operated : there for the better part of a cen- a} tiac and Ftint. OP By that tne and a church) 1845 and -several houses then) erected, The tavern was a stopping place for the horse drawn stage The Waterford post office was | established in 1835, and the mail came by stage from Pontiac until | in-the-1880's-when the Detroit,and The first soho! was built in 1840, Several business places were Harold B. Euler, Oakland County Red Cross chapter chairman, urged all chapter volunteers, their friends and the Reservations may be made oem Monday ‘at the pike, new the Dixte Highway, succeeded the Indian Trail, but was little more than a couple | travel after the raliroad | was Milwaukee Railroad came near | built. | Waterford. era and the paving of the four- lane Dixie Highway, the—commtu-; nity took on a remarkable growth, Dinner Dec..2 Mrs. Theodore 0, Wedel of Washington, D. C., “Volunteers and Volunteering” next Tuesday at a special program. sponsored by Oakiand County Chapter, American Red Cross. The address by Mrs. Wedel, now deputy director of volunteers for the National Red Cross, will loliow a dinner at 6:15 p. m. Dee. 2 will speak on to attend. aed Oven + Say Wisconsin Senator Is Cause of Rift . Criticized tke in Speech Against Truman es NEW YORK «~The New York Times said today that top White House staff members were “hop- _ ping mad” about Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy’s (R-Wis) television— radio speech. A Washington dispatch to the Times by James Reston said the staff members would not comment maar night: 1, reeeived time on the air _ as % He sought to make himself, gather than President Eisenhower's — tive program, the central issue in. the 194 congressional campaign. * to him under oath. Saginaw Trail Forded fhe Cl soon after. For a great many years the Waterford community made litle of sand ruts, It carried little | 4 ———— Pe etic nee The community was platted inj and other public buildings followed | ‘and ‘now has & "progressive “spirit — in keeping with the times. Although there is a population Se Tmuch smaller than many Oakland County cities; Waterford remains city Located : a the a ot the same name, nad “But with the coming of the auto HPaton Davies, career State De- © 3. He Mebarted the coe 0 ite but” nincorporated, although there isa | growing anes to become . €:. a iene mene ———— ——— —— EE 4 gue, PONTIAC PRESS. “THURSDAY. ‘NOVEMBER 26, 1953 i > vt GI Pau ‘utensils ‘soaked in Piet Yule ee “wt ome oe ee oe [Help Relax Tout Nei rves “Plans for *'a Christmas party! Voorheis roatt- “Mrs. Alfred ‘Sum. | water will emerge free of stubborn | __Dee.—15- were diseussed_ Tuesday | mers assisted the hostess. F stains. a Siac therapy can-hetp cure tast-+ paced, over-wrought Americans of insomnia Although music has the power to calm frayed nerves, it must be .of the right type to promote sleep. Just as improper bedding—tifeless pillows, sagging bedsprings, and lumpy mattresses—keeps the mus- cles too taut for slumber to take | hold readily, the wrong kind of} music keeps the emotions too keyed up to allow the individual to be wafted to sleep on the wings of song. _ 48 N. Saginaw They Go Together HOLIDAY SEPERATES give you glamour antly co-starred to Dress up and Date separates Brill af What type of music is appro- | > priate to induce slumber? Music | with lower tones—round, rich, | and voluminous—tends to relax | the individual, while “bright,” high tones which vibrate on the | eardrum faster should be avoided | as they stimulate the nervous system, : and gitter ettiest port of tre evening As for instruments, strings and woodwinds are the most soothing. | Brasses are too exciting. The | rhythm instruments—drums, tym- ; pani, guitar, or string bass—create ; | Patterns which make either bright or soothing music. However, the person who decides |_| HEMIED SWEATERS ato try the music cure should not t make the mistake of confusing a . 8.98 O 14.98 somber depressing piece with a 2 ; quiet, retaxing ene. For instance, | L : | Ase's Tod,’' a German song about | | New trims that glamorize and add : Ase’s death, and other melancholy | i themes stimulate by depressing | giitter for any holiday occasion. Colors: _whi ite, black, blue. Sizes 34 to 40 The Thanksgiving turkey | people and~ “apaetting their equili- | brium sO that they eant sleep. | ‘Can't Ge Wrong daughter of the Thomas H. Wilsons—o} is only a sym- , bol of the many things we have ta be thank. ful for today, according to Dorothy Wilson. | and Mrs. O. L. Beaudeue af West: Huron 4 Bae nen group met Tuesday with Mrs, Ken-. neth Lyons of First avenue. Other officers elected were Mrs, Eugene Hoisington, vice president; Mrs. Floyd Miller, secretary; Mrs. {Edward Modern, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Harry Luns- ford, treasurer. Mrs. Floyd Miller, former pres- ident, conducted the business meet- Pontiac Press Photes Clarkston, She is. the granddaughter of Mr. When in doubt about what jewel- | |ry to wear, remember that pearls | ‘are als ays oe _Feasters Gather at Every Table VELVETEEN TOPS . 5.98 © 8.98 Velveteen that is cut to it, halter tops or scoop. neck and pie cut blouses By MAUDE H, DONAHUE | Lord’ s blessing."’ . theme of | ' Thanksgivi ing. | giving dinners. | The Harry W. Pearces of Onei- da road are entertaining her son 'and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charles L. Coppersmith of Wood- land avenue, with their children, Peggy and Ross. Mrs. Arthur. E. | Baird of Newton, lowa, is also a | guest. “While Shopping at crtdkars 48 North Saginaw “The-Christmés Store * * * Dr. and Mrs. John Whitehouse of State Hospital Grounds left | Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv- ' ing with Mr. and Mrs, Maurice ' Coyle of Pontiac, Il, With them Sleek in flattering versions of black velveteen, taffeta and brocade. Flare and i, for Women” went their three children, Mar- slim styles, or unpressed | jorie, David .M Jimmy, They : , will retarn. on any: pleats. 5 Convenient . ; ; <8 4 Leaving W eduoeiny to spend the : - wr OF eee oS ; — Locetions holiday in Cadillac were Mr. and! CS Sa e Mrs. C. L. Frankenfield and the : | William Frankenfields, all of Lake- POR A PRECIOUS GIFT FOR ANY WOMAN 7 ‘view avenue, and Betty Joynt of across from | Oneida road, ) MAKE IT A MATCHED SIT BY each side of INTIAC HOTEL yn e tern with their son, Jon, Mrs. Anna For of Durand and Mr. inside and Mrs, Harold B. Euler with | ' R AG their daughter, Diane, are guests road for Thanksgiving dinner. Have Your Parking Ticket Z 3 @& = ao Ge stamped fer-Ore Hour Free ~ Guests visiting at o i ~~ Parking While in Our Store Dr. and Mrs. N. F. Gehringer on They're Here! CHRISTMAS _The saucy walker and other walking dolls . . =~ also Baby dells and the : famous “Harriet Hub- bard Ayers’ Make-up washable Saron Hair. BEAR. A sell - out. _ Special 0 orders taken. g a rae Sinokey Sketched From Stock--4.98 THE PETTICOAT, small, medium, aii $5. a THE GOWN in waltz tength. . 32 to 38 .. , $10.95: This Trillium matched set in sleek and supple Nylon tricot with the look of French handwork. Space pleating details. airy wa cloud Washes in 2 wink, ee ra @ flash, White. yeilow, ne. paste! FHE SLIP with easy fir aii, $7 95 embroidery. In_sizes 32-to- 38 — 4 eI 9 5 cece vem nena 6? th PS FF 24 = Lingerie—Main Floor r i POST OFFICE They will visit Mr. and Mrs. ' Robert A. Joynt. —— { ‘@ , .* e i) é Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Craw- +a odaurs across from ford have eight guests at their | 3 _ ~ PONTIAC HOTEL West Iroquois road home for the | =- 48 N. Saginaw : holiday, Visiting for dinner are the , ‘ e Paul Rhodes’, the R. E.Rhedes*; } _ + with their daughter, Sue Ellen. | ,W est Iroquois road include Mr. the A. J. Schramais and the Vic- te ae all, hoe decks also of Detroit, Mr. and | over Pontiac today as families and; Mrs. Howard Gagnon of Birming- | fr iends join together for Thanks- | ham and Mrs. Elizabeth Brazeski | of aaaeetce . Mr. and sey. William J. * Emer. | son of West Iroquois road are | hosts to Mrs. Emerson's mother, | Mrs. ©. J. Lederle of Royal Oak, | for Thanksgiving dinner. Saturday, the Emersons, with their daughters, (Christine and Margaret, will go to Owosso to spend the weekend with Mr. Emerson's family, the John A. Emersons. * * * The Floyd Campbells of East * ing guests Mr. and Mrs. E. Mac Campbel] of. Pittsburgh, Pa., and their three children. They are also hosts to the senior D, C. DeGrafs of Saginaw, the -junior D. C. De- Grafs of Toledo and Agnes Mac- Kenzie of Birminghen. | | Mr. and Mrs. James House, with their children, Judy, Jinimy and, Colleen, all of Bay City, are hav- jing Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. | Couple Making ew Home, Here F 11 in St. Trinity Lutheran Church The bride ts the former Doris) Jane Ratz, daiighter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Edward Ratz éf Lounsbury avenue, and the bridegroom is the son of Lee Collins of Fenmore street. For the 17:30 ceremony the bride chose a faifle dress of light blue with a fitted jacket, . Bavy accessories and a corsage of white—-carnations and pink | roses, Joyce Carpenter attended her, and Jack George Barber was Mau- rice’s best man. A reception at the home of the | bride’s parents followed the cere- mony. _| Fitted Nylon Sheets |Easy toLaunder | The new nylon fitted sheets and “bed inen laundry and put them back on the bed in an hour. Just wash them as you would any other nylon. pieces using lukewarm frothy soapsuds in your washing machine or laundry tub. No ironing is needed because these nylon sheets fit skin tight. Iroquois road have as Thanksgiv- Homes Glowing With Holiday Scenes |* the George Me | House's parents, “We gather sents to ask the | and Mrs: Joseph Bolter of Detroit, ils of East jroquats: road. Aen ee B. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Eames, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Thompson, the J. Lester Browns, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence N, Winston of Cleve- | land and Mrs. H.-L. Reed of Lansing. ‘ * * * A Tuesday arrival at the Peter Davidson home on Lorraine court »\ was the Davidson's daughter, Mrs. | Clifford Dick of Glendale, poe’ | She will visit for the holidays, and | Mr. Dick will arrive later to spend | Christmas with the family. | Mrs. Dick, Mr. and Mrs, Da- 'vidson and the Carleton D, Wrights rare having Thanksgiving— dinner with Mr, and Mrs. Stuart E. Dr, and Mrs. Clifford T, Eke- lund and Mary Sue of Ottawa drive, the George W. Smiths of Franklin and the Bruce Smiths ot East Lansing are spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. New- s Mrs, Dell G. Van Camp of North Perry street is spending Thanks- giving with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 0, E. Lusk of Ferndale. . “Holiday sais of Dr. and Mrs. Ethan B. Cudney at their hunting lodge on Blue Lake are their son- in-law and daughter, Mr: and Mrs. M. Ferrer of Lansing, and Dr. | Cudney’ s-brother-in-law_and sister, Col. and Mrs, Louis Robelman of | Owosso. E s Mr, and Mere. rieya McRath of Elizabeth Lake road are hosts to 13 guests this year. From Ann Afbor came Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mortenson and Cath- erine, and the Alfred Steebs and their daughter, Alfreda, came from Ypsilanti. Guests frem—Utica are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glass and their son, ens were the Duane Salisburys with Duane HI and Neil and the Byron Hagens with their daugh- ters, Holly asd Poadeo a gan avenue is sharing her tur- key this year with the Jack — and Delores, the John Engtlunds and John ‘Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. | Thomas James Cheryl and Carot, Other guests at the Sandstrom home are the Clarence Ingersols and Karolyne, David and Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wojtacha and Diane, Kathy and Barbara, | and Howard Macaby of Royal Oak. Py Eames’ of Cherokee road are | Davidson of Grosse Pointe Farms:- * . Ld Terry. Arriving from Mount Clem- | _Malmquists, the Cari Gestavsons | ing and Mrs. Frank Cahoe was in charge of devotions. Mrs. Hois- ington was program chairman. The meeting closed with the “group repeating the Lord's Prayer. — The December meeting will be a Christmas party held at the church. For Quick Ironing To iron clothing that hasn't been sprinkled, roll it in a damp towel that has been soaked in hot water. For Gift Giving here now ... the pajamas FIRST NIGHTER® WELDON Your teVorites for sleep ond relaxation . .. for indoor or outdoor wear. Combed balbriggan pullover, solid color broadcloth slack tailored trousers complete with pleats, pockets, cuffs and adjustable Lastex Waistband Wonderbelt, Solid-colors or fancy striped tops, Sizes A, B, C, D, E or Mr. Lona: a8 Weddle ao ee KS MICK tt tee e ‘* | to you all a very ‘Happy Thankegiving g do all the work for you. C iz. os mectinn is td at it So don't hesitate to invest in a sewing machine. And a sewing machine is def- | - _intely an investment—not a pur-|- chase. In constant use, it pays for ttselt by saving you the cost ot labor on anything you sew. You can make your own clothes, draperies, curtains, bedspreads z Wrap Gift Bottle and you'll have the bottle wrapped ‘stand the bottle on the cardboard. —— 2 gM RE LEE 5 SN a ie, gece eos This girl is applying a cream made es | all pecially to - bat chapping and roughness. She will also rub ube ‘it on her elbow to soften that often neglected area. - ‘in a Christmas bell of pleated foil in Silver Bell cat Want to try a new way of wrap-| board about eight inches in dia- ping bottles? Try this suggestion | meter, place“ft on the paper and CLEARANCE working eres, nt yes should en 4 bey sewing, eee} BETTER MILLINERY | ersonalize Gift 4 ~ ¥ st dies eal oct-| 4 fo regularly sell at 15.00— s takes some glue b me niin # ored yarn to make a Christmas | i only . ° oe oe $ ae | ai wrap realty epoca with & Ss Oe ae 4 Tap | a a : pient's initi- . - als on with pencil, and then trace ELI - § i Come Ear! j iti over_the penciling with a liquid © ome Early . . Limited Quantities & | giue. Attach colored yarn to the ' © 48 North Saginaw Miltinery—Secend Floor g | alco Semen nana ETS oe ee oe eee — 5 | ES eo = ie 1 F We = & Mik a Cut a circular piece of card- ss Sena Cilidmnet aa, alee it lai, Di ian st eres se MIN i pe hens : ie isk Vs Vice. Ti Mees dil a ihe Poet nea ee es ek ee Rie Pe es ty OS yh: H { } t HH & he Ed 4 J 4 Og a ges A regular | *( } 95 ey ER es Or ee ream ye nempn = ree ea 7 j ae ae a ee li, 4 Hews vou chase to save $2 a pair, . . right at the height of the Py season... one select group of our most- wanted styles. 412 pairs te from our "regular stock by # famous maker . . . TWO DAYS ONLY at this special ot Softies! Convertible Kilties! Handsewn pe eonaerg Ey Mocs! Flat heels! soles! Suedes, smooth leathers in brown, ~ hi green, ginger, camel, navy, tan, grey. All sizes in this group. ctihars Second 48 North Saginaw Floor Shoe Salon A TIMELY SPECIAL SELLING! Is ‘ jaeoratares |: ey Paneer meee i ee es: TT ie AA Pe ~ Genuine NYLON | Boots _ ey eS of Smart Arist? "SF ashiotie = == — =and Selected Grou} ps ~ Broken‘ Assortments, Special” Purchases ——— — “COATS .. ee . fur trimmed T wey Sold Yesterday in Our Stock for Much More! Were to 129.00. .- Were to 119.00_ n 100% wool. Warmly in silined o or milium lined. Coat Saloa—Main Floor Were to 69.95 MO Fur lavished coats 0 Most colors. All Sizes. [Eee ene floor __ in Our Stock for ‘Much More! —DpRESSES... They Sold lee Were to 24.95 gnone mee and other labeled * lines. Crepes, wools, all occasions. Included are famous Ma Also formals. 7 vane a oes : They Sold Yesterday in Our Stock for Much More. - : } ee Were to 129.00 | Were to 49.95 * Were to 69.95 Were to 89.95 g 4 Important new styles. All bags. ‘All colors. Fine 100% wool casual coats. Coat Salon—Main Floor They Sold Yesterday in Our Stock for M , | Were to 99.00 Were to 69.95 Were to 7995 ee e remaining stock of fall Most sizes. Entir ors. —pRESSES. - . - budget They Sold Yes Dressy and casual in rayon crepe, colors. — and winter suits. taffeta, gabardine, Junior and misses’ sizes. = ee ee Drastically marked down. Many styles, all col- t floor ; —— ne terday in Our Stock for 4 Much More? —_ : ‘menswear. and 1007 wool. Black and _ : BLOUSES. - - tover floor | o - BUY NOW... | eco ee They Sold Yesterday in = : All Charge Made Now... Not Due | Until Our Stock for Much More! ~-——}-- Se —— January of Next Year ee ee a 7 Were to 5.98 Were to -7.98~ Were to 898 | — Think of it. . genuine LON - iy < eu a ———S aS | ——— tit Orang — : -quality, ‘at $2. and $3 a Sate ~~ i less, due to a:special purchase! i They're the smartest looking, warmest, lightest weight boots | ae Rulve rer Cre ot ms ——— | Cheese from_teilocnd-of face tri trim. “Variety o£ TS . a = ee yo | _! Wiciiiast long o or short sleeves. In cotton, ‘rayon SATE, eae a eee ad | colors. Sizes 32-t0 38— — —— a . ——— — ; ? Join Forces Avound_F Festive, Harvest-Lagen_ Dinner Tables : Family Ties By JUDITH L, CLEMENCE — 7 ~ Family ‘ties called across the | miles today to bring kinfolk home for Thanksgiving. { ‘Brothers, — sisters—-and._parents ‘ ___ bridged the gaps of time and dis. a tance to gather together for the —_.——traditional harvest holiday. ‘ Longmeadow, Hits home—of Secretary of ‘De- ; and the Bloomfield | Mrs. Thomas F- Wilson, oe = sand F riendship Bring Fol olks Fro: rom nF ar and News Tr ogether to | fense C, FE. Wilson and Mrs. Wil- sen, is filled with activity as family members gather with the Wilsens who arrived from Wash- ington for the happy occasion, Joining with them are their sons daughters-in-laws, Mr. and ing at-a@ Mrs, #éward E,-Wilson_and—Mr. “Roge: r_Kyes busy making prepara-; friends \ a and‘ Mrs. C, E.) Wilson Jr. Mr, and Mrs, _E. Curtis _Mat- thews and Mr. and Mrs. William B.-Hargreaves, the -Wiisons’~sons- hand forthe holiday celebration. * ca * The tast fess days have kept Mrs. F Brown with red trim. Black with white trim. pong low heels. and 12', to 3. $7.9 SHOE ) - Regular Boots.... TOMAHAWK BOOTS by TRIMFOOT $598 te $798 The rhe perfect boot for all small frontier folks . ls as well as boys, and Sit to 8 $5.98—8'2 to I2 $6.98 Santa’s Round Up of ~ WESTERN FOOTWEAR or Early Shoppers Layaway? Western Boots by ACME oe © ee _ heel nm St 8 and 82 to 3 zes 7 to AND also in ereeent Acme quality Authentie Styles — to J and 3*2 to 6. in 372 ioneers! Full toe 26 W. Huron Shoes for Young Folks STORE s or real cowboy heels for ttle coupunchers $398 to $598 $798 to $998 In red, yellowstone, black and palomino. in-law and daughters, are ethers-on-4 _to Toronto where they will be the guests of friends. , taining family members including | thetr dwughter and sor-in-law, | dr. + ter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Robert + —riniins ated dete hte; —hittea-—| {the Kimming home * es ; Wednesday evening from Ann Ar- | the holidays with her parents, Dr ‘and Mrs. Howard B. Barker of | TLake Angelus entertained a few __ats-and MesClark J.-Adamaof tions for the Thanksgiving she_will |, pre- giving ‘dinner party for | share with Deputy Defense Secre-| the junior Merle Yockeys who left tary Mr, Kyes, who arrived from| today for a cruise to the Virgin Washington Wednesday, and their | Islands. daughter, Carolyn, Carolyn came from Ohio Wesleyan University to; spend the hohdays with the Kyes— at their Bloomfield Hills home. ‘are hosts to Mrs, Oliver's brother- * s * | in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. 7 the Lake Angelus resi- | George Hawn and their children, « Isabel and Kathy, = ¥ dents opening their doors to | friends and relatives were Mr. | and Mrs, Robert M. Critehfield | who are sharing Tom Turkey | with their sondn-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs, Carleton Shook of Louisville, Ky., and their chil- + ¥ - The Robert B. Olivers of West Py Mr. and Mrs, Brooke Bennett of East Lansing are spending the day with his parents, the Joseph ‘T, Benanetis of TMiinois avenue. The Charies 8. iaeees of Dear- j dren, Cathy and Bobby. | born and K. Earle Smith of New . ~ * | York City also are guests of the The - youngsters of Dr. and Mrs | Bennetts today, Nei Ho Sullenberger, Jeffrey, Jery]| * “2 land Janet Lée, have been eyeing | The Rev. and Mrs, William Hel- the big turkey that they wall enjoy i tigel of Albiom were expected at today at their home on Sylvan he home of Mr. and Mrs. E- G. ake Clark on Silver Lake road. Another | guest is Miss Amy Tascoe of Mo- Mr and Mrs. Car! W. Moyer teft | ‘line, UL, who will spend two their Bloomfield Hills home Tues- weeks with the Clarks. ca * ¥ Iroquois road _and daughter. Ann, | -| naw, Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Muel- West Walton boulevard are in Lan-| sing today for their Thanksgiving dinner, : . * * ®& Mr. and Mrs. William J. Grace and daughter, Mary, of Kenmore, | WN. OY. »,are spending the holiday | road with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas L. Carry of Letart street. ~ .* = There’s always a family re- Enjoying the turkey with them are Mrs. M.-J.-€hristie,the Rt Rev, Msgr. Felix Voght of Sagi- ler Jr. of Toledo and their chil- dren, Michael and Harold, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Bronsing of Mount Clemens. * s La Michigan State College to observe Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs, Robert E, White of Chippewa | road._and_his grandmother, Mrs. | E. A. Shel : a ws kad 1. eee of Lake Orion and Pontiac gh npr the day with her a ter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Fred D, Coldwell, = i_— A ea el gathering is being held at the West Iroquois road home of Mr, and Mrs. Robert B. Tarr, while the Ralph A. Dawes of Osceola drive and daughters, Priscilla and Susan, are in Port Huron enjoying turkey and the trimmings with his brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Harold J. Dawe. | geralds were in Detroit this morn. — ing attending the Detroit Lions. Green Bay Packers football game, Ld * as Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Guaman- ot Osceola drive, Coming with her for the heli- days were fellow students Rosita Zaragoza and Maria Ellena Zara- goza of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Olga Valcourt of Caguas, Puerto Rico, and Bernadette Baier of Green Bay, Wis. Mr. and Mrs, Conrad N. Church ‘of Erie road are entertaining a day afternoon to motor to St | Catherines, Ont., where they are spending Thanksgiving with Mr.| Moyer's mother. Mrs. Minerva | Moyer, From there they will drive * * & Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Kim- mins of Cherokee read are enter- and Mrs. Harold Hackett | and children of Osceota drive, and their son and daugh- Mr. beth Ann, of Osceaqla drive. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cheve., lier of Detroit also are guests at got home Barbara’ Barker where she is a student at the to spend bor, University of Michigan, Bloomfield Hulls. Ld * * A little hunting will be mixed | with the Thanksgiving festivines, for Doug and Jack Covert, sons of | Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Covert of | i] MES. ROBERT G- THOMPSON Judith Wolverton Speaks Vowsin Evening Wedding: | A waltz-length gown of Chantilly. | type lace over white satin, with! a matching lace jacket, was the | wedding dress worn by Judith Faye | ‘Wotverton Wednesday-ev en ig] when she became the bride of | Rebert Gerald Thompson. | A Barrymore collar and long’ sleeves ending in - points high- | fighted the jacker, and a Dutch” cap of tulle and. satin held | veil. She carried a satin muff dec- orated with miniature red roses | and a white orchid. The Rev. FElwood Dunn _per- formed—the 8 -6'cleek_eeremony—in- First Christian Church before 279 guests. The bride, daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. Leon V. Wolverton of Ivy | stret, was attended by Leona G. | Pace. Her gown was of yellow | face and net over taffeta, fashioned | with accordioh” pleats down the! front of the skirt Scott Lake road. The family left Wednesday for | their cabin at Hiawatha Club in | Sew Gay Skirt ae "mr Sunday and will re | for Holiday ” Mr. and fo Merle Yockey of | At- Home Wear CLEVELAND. Ohio tINS)=You can dress up for holiday fun at Includes a Full 8-Hour Sewing OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Sewing Machine La y-Away Sa le! 'home with a “Christmas Tree” /home sewer, from ribbon and mar- ' quisette. | You make a circle skirt of mar- | Tuisette as the base |sew on about 22 yards of No. 9 lribbon, either printed, or plain | taffeta woven edge or brocade, ' depending on the pattern and color _ you like. | Machine stitch rows of ribbon 'forizontally at both édges onto marquisette skirt, easing in the fullness of the ribbon at one edge. ‘Space the ribbon rows 1‘, inches apart. Iskirt that can be made by any for ‘your and rust-colered chrysanthemums , and roses complemented her head- | piece of yellow chry santhernums and ivy. | H. Donald. Ridgley was best | Josephine avenue. Seating the guests were Floyd ; Reynolds and Robert Dunn. parlor, the bride's mother wore-a gown of mauve lace over taffeta jwith navy themums and pink roses. acerssories was worn by the bride- | groom's mother, and her corsage. was of white chrysanthemums and | pink roses. Nila Tompkins sang the bridal -recital for the double-ring cere- mony. On their return from northern | Michigan, the new Mr. and Mrs. +Fhompson wil} reside on Fox road | Her colonial bouquet of pation | man for Robert, who is the son | of Mrs. Jeena Nerth of North _ Receiving guests in the church | and pink accessories || “Christmas Tree” decoration. Then | and a corsage of orchid chrysan- | A—suit—of_pink silk with brown, + Philip’s CHRISTMAS 2 PIECE LUGGAGE $1498. * Aeroplane Weight | TRAIN ond PULLMAN * Extra Wide Binding Pyroxlin Coated % Roomy Pocket Use Our Christmas Lay-Away | AMERICAN Philip’s Has a Fine Collection of Matched Luggage for Men and Women by SAMSONITE “ $17.50 to $35.00 $14.95 to $41.50 . SKYWAY $10.00 to $39.50 U. S. LUGGAGE $9.95 te $26.50 ~Initialing and Gift Wrapping Free! | PHILIP’S LUGGAGE AND SPORTING GOODS 79 North Saginaw Street TOURISTER ONLY 55 DOWN! Holds Your Choice "il Doc. 15th Course FREE! Wool er Cashmere SKIRTS Full Fashioned SWEATERS — Tailored LEATHER JACKETS 48 -_ Ls ___ SPORT WATCHES bees hs oH __HANDBACS” =a Man Tailored Shirts... | # 4 . THESE MACHINES ARE Tailored for ALVIN’S by men’s shirt : manufacturer. . Solid tones, plaids, ee NEW. e% NOT REBUILTS stripes, in fine combed broadctoth — =e = FULL SIZE = or Oxford cloth. Peter Pan, pointed ~ Sadistic cA (GUARANTEE! - ___or_ button down ‘collars. They'll —_ ihe ssw FIG Walnut Finished make excellent Christmas gifts. | Hardwood Cabinet 4 $ $I al 495 = $5. | Other Kenmores | - — " = —— aa ame ‘Available : ae sonnnnnnsoannansencceses i many = ___f ' . 4 154 North Soginaw St. / ___ | 8 Pontiac, Mich. Ht aeY them yourself! It’s fun. It’s easy. . J Gentlemen: Please send me further information detiibe a and you save money. tort sew ng for your __ ee H ing Kenmore Sewing Machines. ‘ children while. they're little. Your skill will a it —_-* — pant increase as they grow older, Includes Ken- STORE HOURS: = : 4 _NAM a — ~ __ more mMmoror, cord: controt; ult hardware Monday through Friday 8 STREET OR RR = 4 eis a ieee —easy-to-follow—in- 10 A.M. t09 P.M. ps | §_eity Sesonk ~ structions. Universal air-cooled motor. U. Saturdays 10 A. M. to 6 P aoe ' i= ved-— t J ———— oe owes eee ee eeeeeeeeeeees HOME’ TRIAL ht tl Si aa aeey __154 North Saginow St. — a Phone FE 5-4171 M. SEPARATES Shop for iCaseal Clothes in a Casual Manner. HURON AT TELEGRAPH _ ; RHYTHM STEP 7 and Other Fine Makes Formerly to $19.95 ~ DELISO DEB $85 to $885 4 _Last-3- Days! 21st SS ae = : — Quality FOOTWEAR Gowns to make sou the belle of the ball! Their aa great bouffant skirts, Selections Are Now Complete! figure - flattering tops and confetti colors add glamour to ‘the most festive event. Come in and-see these beauties _making their debut now for the gala nights ahead. ‘CARMELETTES Wonderful Christmas Gift FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE | PARK FREE_1 HOUR — 22 WEST PIKE. HAVE OUR CASHIER STAMP YOUR TICKET. | ‘ After-Curfew Fashion! iL NYLON QUILTED DUSTER —— _ Special For Friday And Saturday WINTER COATS AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS es ee _ZIP-LINED COATS ——” UNTRIMMED COATS — Falues to $55 00 —Reduc ed to 1 e i I Yes. each coat of fine 100° wool material. in small checks or solid fleeces; choose one with a zip-out lining or a warm ~jnterlintig.” Beautiful colors including new: pastels and look dollars more than their price, ee ee ae _ FINE FUR TRIMMED * - --DRESS COATS © Values to $89.00—Reduced to —Jmagine! I's all nylon. - even 40 ls quilted lining a a -prtaiet iocrenine ema a ae fur trimmed coats. Fur collars, fur vokes. Coats trimmed with Muskrat, Bombay Lamb, Persian Lamb and-Squirrel.. Every coat in the season's newest fabrics and each one an exceptional value, Now is your “opportunity to “Washes like lingerie and requires no ironing. Foulard _ prs on rose oF ehccck spon 2 Sises 10 og NEWYORK _ UNS) Yt won't azaing ‘gold si@ This sells for| 7 iy se — th a feapesiaa. ined with “Wild mink. Tee pice iss a par “ Cheaper, but “equally exotic is a ummerbynd a ‘and. bow tie Set in| Men‘ 5 Gift ftem= $45 Mink Gloves | —keep a man happy with another tie. this ‘Christmas, _ if he finds out onty$10, ‘but he'll have to have | evening clothes to wear with them. clude e mink gioves _and gold Did You Know: ~ cummerbunds : Mink gloves to keep hubby’ 8s ~ calloused hands warm are being of- | fered by a New York men’s shop fine American handmade gtass-7 7 (Browning King & Co.) These lush | ware, it 1s made almost entirely mitts are handsewn _ of imported ‘from opaque fit Although transparency is * distinguishing. characteristic CHILD’S WARM | FELT } BOOTEES 'Amvets Auxiliary Plastic_Tile Walls (hostess to the group in her mee] 1.—Cheice of pink or blue at Berwick boulevard } os 8 se >| One ot-the bigge st questions todas in the Jame . Bo sticks?” Martha (left), Mrs. Forman and Jimmie (rig tht) ay |For man Jr. home on | Chippeua road is, "u uho gets the drum: had a tittle predinner discussion a the subject . | = See saeco ee No one woutd think-of driving a +937 car if he could — = Have. 3-D Realism 5 ae Sterling of is Rapids left} field t for Arlington Heights, Ill. to oad the day with Fred A, Tice. * * ® Mr. and Mrs, Donald B. Hogue are spending the Thanksgiving holi- day with Dr. and Mrs, Donald B. Hogue Jr. of — * Gathering orciiad the dinner table today at the Robert FE. will be their daughters, Suzanne, Barbara and Joanne; Mr, and Mrs, Harold Sibley and chil- dren, Debbie and Danny, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester McClellan dr. | and children, Karen, Kenny and | danet. ° Others will be Mrs. Sue A. Long and the Calvin F, Longs and chil- dren, Diana and David, of Dear- born. - * = ® Guests of the L. L. Dunlaps of Delaware drive are Mrs. Farin N: Mrs, Howard E. Scott of Alexan- dria, Va., formerly of Pontiac, ar- rived Mondgy evening to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with Mr, and Mrs. William’ R. McClure of West Huron street. Scouts Entertain Hilton and Agnes Hilton of Chero- | PTA were entertained Tuesday by kee roed and Mrs. F. C. Castell four Girl Scout troops. Participat- of Ottawa drive ing troops: and their leader were, e+ a Dr. and Mrs. George B. Seymour and family- of Flint are holiday ren ra 4 - How, attord a later model, although there may be days when = he doesn’t even climb behind the steering wheel. Yet, according to statistics, one out of every five people |Flowery Look . ; ; : th plush cuff and si | in with ploeh ofl end sie | S Beg ning Drive Announcements were made of | Will Rate Tops Tie Unde Sratac doe a ase 4 16-year-old # ; i Ir be - = Sl ansek | Mrs George Wyman is chair-/ Christmas presents being sent to tartic le As a abo P my if S : me jean cant hour aietch ait. ’ ; ‘ aertress 4 = 5 man of the membership drive just; the Veterans’ Hospital in Sagi | blastic tile with a bamboo pattern | " . 4 : | begun by the Ladie iliac t Thaw - i of @ «1 ae i that has 4,Tealistic three-dimen- |” Or » ~ )pringtime a + 23 N. Saginaw La P edctaroteen th _ naw, and of a car party for pro-| sional appearance. You can apply| NEW YORK (INS)—Fake flow- hy Even top quality bedding Is not guaranteed to lasts e OPEN FRIDAY [Jimmy Dey Amvets Post 12, it) spective members, to be held at) it yourself on any smooth. dry j ers. printed on fabrics or blossom- lifetime. Yet, obsolete bedding is still being -used in # en ; Was announced when the group | the YWCA in January. Regular! ; wall with a specia adhesive Ly retief-above-them, wii bei = many homes simply because mo ose thought to £ } 9:30 ‘TIL 9:00 | met Monday. £ : meetings will be held at the YWEA | When you get through with these |B M7 Tettel above them, ectuce f z | Mrs. Daniel T. Murphy Jr. v t : bh ihe Dee 9 Al new walls, they'll be resistant to) the hot-from-the-hothouse style > . 5 = ———— _ ae noe = y Jr. Was beginning with the c, 9 meeting. ! abrasi ‘ ets I ; oleate EN sion and staining __ [news for spring hint ono Tigo provide a good mght’s. sleep. that enables all of ; Sr ere ee a 2a. 12 ! Designers. who are > keeping the wy one's tired musctes to retax, a fevel, resilient mattress # | spring fashion secrets to them- 2 , is a must, t “ee selves so far, haven't been able | ® to keep this one from slipping out. | . - |The tabric people have been nois = © Old Mattresses Rebuilt ing the news all over the place. | (one» day service) j The ‘floral print look—in chif- | ! | fons, cottons, silks—is one look | ~ : A ae an be cova ta alk was bette |} @ New Custom-Made Mattresses 2 couturier collections. ea 4 | But there'll be the added ele- |’ i wpe | gance—of fabrics which are ap- | __ ~§ | pliqued with flowers. quilted with |.” OXFO TT + flowers, or hand-painted with 2 posies. These wilt be even digger. 4 for all times of day and for most 332 West Huron St. FE 2.7695 : all occasions. i — sac NANT t ~ THAT STAR IN Off- side pump strikingly done in Avocado Green Subtty trimmed e and be - jetted. Jou Mf ” $16.95 Perefoot Oiginels re ; | THE ELEGANTLY SIMPLE, Simply Elegant PUMP ENCHANTINGLY NEW... DRAMATICALLY DIFFERENT . IN SILHOUETTE IN TEXTURE FASHION- FRESH IN COLOR “DEAR SANTA” LETTERS ~ Childers Gitte McKEM HOLGATE Educational _ TOYS Chew-safe, color-safe, Holgate toys are scientifically des to develop alertness, DOES A GIFT SET IN PLAYWEAR _ ++ just what Mother hopes you'll give . Junior. na- COTTON - KNITS - Made to Match oe tion and size-color | ear so ... and designed to delight as they develop. Sanforized OVER- | _ Lacing Shoe ALLS, PULLOVER ’ : with famots “no sag” neck, and matching striped Anklets. 85% — ena te os sietoan ing, Ge fe in orlon and cotton --with Jong easy zip-- per. Brown, or Blue with contrast. or run. aadbatea Sun: fast, Boilfast. Bieachfast. tN0SAG" neck keeps its ing~-holds its shape. | le if —= ‘Trax SHOP. = Sophisticated suit pump. — Mellow calf in black, 7 navy or red. : a = : $1695 ss * | —— Flattering — open - shank pump for after five. In : : 7 a ‘suede, navy or black. 7 st: 95 _ — ig . . pS WE INVITE YOU To shop conveniently and ; unhurriediy in our new SHOE PAT TO: Sparkling, ~ 4 _aitl ew foctwear_is arriving = == ip Sal daily, and we cordially in- - 2 = vite your inspection. _ eee | ee __ an - . ~ me > _ an ee { ES on a = : ae SS ————_— EES = =< ec A a Seis ’ ra ce a 2) ee 7 * 4 - - - es ss a ee =" % “ ——— ee eel a = “s = — a = a _ . = amas eee _—— - ? F. « re ey Pe A - = = = - ae = : a ee —— 4 == 2 —— ee | oye & . . a § + cay aps a ~ Te > bd Ly , * i “me ay * > Oia 4 ro. or smart bags for street wear metallics and velvets leathers —— failles ~ Seamprufe - Enchanting slips -—and gowns with = = === luscious lace in P the nylon she loves ee } $3.95 = 814.95 ah ‘ “Png + Hostes Robes . . Quilts. . Nylons... Flannels _. in beautiful colors and. prints . . Cotton Quilt Brunch Coats... Velvets Miss Swank Pajamas $5.98 and $6.50 $10.95» $29.95 _~New Formals! New Ballerinas ! STORE HOURS: ' for the coming parties , iday 10 A.M. to 9 PM. — — a | — Saturday 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. | a _ . a _ | 7 aca | Sunday 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. - ' 24.95 and 29.95 : _No PARKING PROBLEM—Drive ee right up to our front door! or i 4 : | Oneofagroup of our famous — For Holiday Dates and _ Gala Parties ! Everyone loves | 3 © so Our. —_ - A = — __—Georget pee Pastel Knits — "No wardrobe should be without it... our rayon | & gabardine coat-dress thot = _— goes everywhere, always po pardsome and atways aps propriate. In style - wise tones of red, blue, rose, : = . ase = = /qua. =Sizés12:20,$17.95 |/ At yw. of : a : ; to Lass O° Scotland eee a = = __ = = eee = Juniors’ SS ——— ——— = = Misses’! ~~ : Se 2s ee : = a a = j Ne te ttdtidintindirntint , the clutching of warm hands. wd eh atid ‘SKIRTS. e _jewerY XG 4 PAPA Shop 48 N. Perry Pentrac Hotel Lobby Perethy Eickmerer HATS HOSE LIt.. ER ~ “BELTS PP 4) In college a four-letter man is (| ene who writes home four times ‘a ees “+e tor-amoney, 4] = Rick: Curl Spa If your hair has been carefully | set, it should hold between sham- poos, All you should need to do at “bedtime is make a few pin curls at ‘‘ Strategie spots, clip waves and ‘Leuris in place and cover with a| ‘ good-fitting, strong net, ue PP Fine Quality MODE Mildred \, ebster “B11 Ponilac State Bank Bldg. Cc mplete Hair Styling RNE ‘owne ~ | ot a job, — PERMANENTS BEAUTY SHOP Ruth Hoskins—Manicurist "_FE 2-8633 r the way it was when I came out | of college. ; ‘ Nowadays, all of us who are| hale. and~ hearty and want to} work can. find a Job—some kind That was not true back in ad rapid shorthand and typing, and years of good experience, had to leok for months and months to find a job, even if they wére attractive and bright | and. energetic. If they were ‘very, ‘they . might find one at week. very tacky, $28 a And they worked under the con- | tStant strain of knowing that if , they did one Small thing wrong. or | = ae than 410 't é es | She had her pick of dozens of | | not fast enough, they could be re- | placed by hundreds of applicants, in five minutes. Their husbands SES “Ip con | ‘stant terror of losing their jobs. Many of the mothers have con-' {fided to me that it was an ~awhit ra experience, loved working in strain and ten-| at all, Sometimes I think we take our present good luck too much for granted, | Young people will whine and complain because they can't” get the-aivem-ob- at $60-a- week in-a glamorous office, right after school. “My stenography is 80 werds | a minute,” such a girl told me | | yesterday, “and they say I'm net ‘seeing those- whey times stretched _out_foryears__ =+sion_ and terror—or “hot “working —in-good jobs “will too often do 'them to the library. | | good jobs when her skills were | These —eonditions —were espe- nothing to speak of—but she was’ | have a good deal to be thankful tor—and nothing at all to com- can remember the days when such | girls wouldn't have been able to” get married at all “until he gets | job, -and that “until” some | And giris whe are already set just enough to get by. “They'd be hard put to it to replace me,” they say, ‘so “ty | knock yourself out’ My suggestion to all such peo-| ple-is to-clip out a copy of the | want ads from their most recent Sunday paper, and take it with | There, if they ll look up the same section“in the paper from the year, say, 1933—they may find that they | plain about! Copyright 1953 4 — & Parking Area for ol Wied ed Your Shopping Convenience. DU RING JACOBSON'S | RAN Beginning Tomorrow at 9:30 A.M. ___ COATS — DRESSES SUITS— BLOUSES SWEATERS— SKIRTS --RAINCOATS—SLACKS GIRLS WEAR —SHOES Wonderful Reductions on Fashion ‘Favorites You'll Wear Right Now - : Pattern 4806: Half ‘sizes 14's, 16'3, 18%, 20'3, 22's, 24'2. Size + iain courses, or travel, or! start--at a modest salary, yet I> Se en onal does wonders.fo sleek and | .fer many fabries—especially ray- Usmartdetails.. Sew it “4806 (ate by Ane Poon The flattery of the double diag- slim the short fuller figure’ ‘Ideal on, cotton, wool! If you wish, add contrast accent to peint up the now! 16', takes 3% yards 39-inch fab- | ric; % yard contrast. 2 | Send 35 cents in coins for this | _ pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- Ttern for first-class mailing. Send | Criticizes Her — Y ere for! Him Alone aller By EMELY POST Leavir | A young wife_writes_me:—“A}= business acquaintance of my hus- | band's—a man J-had never met—_ dropped in one evening to see my husband. My husband ushered him into the living room where f was im | seated and intrduced him to me. “As the conversation was mostly about buisness matters and people I did not know, after about 15 minutes I excused myself, Said good night and left the room. Aft- 'erwards, my husband told me that 'I was very rude to the visitor. Was I really rude?” Answer: If they were having a serious business talk, then you would have been quite right. to leave. If they were merely talk- ing casually, it would certainly have been more courteous had you stayed, Dear Mrs. Post: I am going to be married at an 11 o'clock Nuptial Mass, but will not be dressed in | bridal clothes; instead I am going or a suit. The bridegroom and best wan will wear business suits. Is it true that because I am not wearing bridal clothes I cannot send out formal invitations, and Also, are ushers absolutely neces- sary to seat the guests? Answer. I do think that an en- in bridal dress, but it is not a hard and fast rule and depends More upon the number of guests you are inviting to the wedding. It is not necessary to have ushers ‘to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- | tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West | “W7th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print | ‘plainly name, address with zone, | size and style number. See WS ee! [recewciane “ave j vanes Tne, dtl ted) “7™ ee a eee [ves PONE ei acc CORUM ~ ,+4- Derm i 23 Exterpiliar ji 7a Bnuke ast | 44 Bewin +-$1 Mohammed's well filled and acquaintances might help themselves to the family Dear Mrs. Post: In an Office situation, does a secretary wait ifor her employer to open the door for her if they beth happen to be going through the door at the | same time? Answer: The one who haphiens | -|¢0 be first opens the door—w hether | it is she or he—and goes through. Anewer to Previews Pussie mio sig Aim i. UJ ag) rjo 416 -Irforry. 1@) el pir ale >iet isa) 9 - ME. 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Wear them whenever the occasion calls for good looking pajamas styled with — Sieepform® tailoring for __maximym comfort. Long sleeved leisure shirt in gay patterns, deep tone solid color slock-tailored trousers complete with cuffs, pleats, pockets and tastex Waistband Wonderbelt. Sizes A, 8,C,D,£ and Mr. Long. “7° IK’S ‘| STORE HOURS: i Monday thru Seturday 9:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. ae dl J obsons IRMINGHAM — y tee ee eet | ; 200 pairs. Black, navy, red, brown _ a ———— - a | = in suede, calf-ond reptile. “Alt heel heights. a eS Orig. 19.95 to 24.95 : — Lied to Men: =a | aartoasl za JOYCE amp, - in iinghem Your favorite casuals smartly styled ‘ind . ree or in suede or calfskin. Black, brown, Tae 7:00 ae red, navy. : Mm Ori , hy 2 bell ———— = SSS ‘ii ee Orig. 9.95 to J 2.95 — t Perennial as of college girls and young marrieds alike—this slim plaid skirt, excellent foil for all kinds of sweaters and blouses. Newsy points are the fringed pockets and bias fly-front tab and, most important of all, the fabric is a washable blend of -orlon-and—wool which will keep its shape through repeated wearings. Coats - J ackets | - Capes - - Stoles and Scarfs — | Luxury Furs - -Years Lowest Prices - Soap Does Other Tricks Besides Washing Ears . Soap and water are a steady. twosome, but individually they also serve the housewife well. .. Water, of course, is essential for Suieg sot icoine as on locations of leaks in a damaged . oa aaa See inner tube, garden hose or gas uses for soap. pipe. — A damp bar of soap will pick up bits of broken glass. Later the slivers so dangerous to handle can __be shaved off with a knife and ~ safely discarded. Ganich eal acieanoe of = Creme) ing floor by working moist soap i peisk mach mee Wit she a sudden gas pipe leak until a repairman can be hastily sum- moned to remove the danger. Soap bubbles also will tattle-tale Moving heavy equipment, such as refrigerators, can be made ' SS ee t floor. pe ceed aber ee ed off, a broken light bulb can be ‘Warm weather caused a drastic price — in the fur aarkat. “We were 2 able to. buy these fine luxurious fur coats for cash when fur manufacturers were in need ~of-money!—These incredible savings mean greater value for you! — es to make them easier to drive |} into. wood or plaster. One disadvantage of outdoor Shop! Check! Compare! LUXURIOUS FUR.COATS ‘or-two — and longer without | removed from socket by pres- heuer iyrscieraonatl pri ool Laramtiye ajay waacpreny hoe | Orig. $695 Full Length Natural Sheared Raccoon ....... 95.00 Save $200 _ : __ar7 tm candle elders before | protean cade of the bulb Orig $725 Full Length Black-Dyed-Persian Lamb .......... $595.00 Save $130 : iz is -Labricate_nails—or—s “s into cracks between the boards. : Ande ._squeaky-drawer | cooking —ean—be—eliminated by || 5 "SAVE $217! 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Come In Soon and Browse Around 5897 Dixie Highway A the Foot Hf wal nicl Hit é Pein = Pe es ~ Ward Off Colds _{ With Food, Rest ~|?te provide ter » ‘The cold season soon-will be in | Sbility: to full swing, as telltale sneezes, sniffles, and coughs already reveal. ddition to its accompanying discomforts, a cold is thoroughly degiamorizing _ for, , no woman looks her best with puffy _ eyes, a red_nose,_and-rough, dry }——4 skin. To look and feel her best, there-| One and Two Piece DRESSES BLOUSES _— SKIRTS SLACKS JEANS GOWNS LINGERIE PAJAMAS 10% off OXFORD SHOP 59 W. Huron Actess From Detrett Eéisen Co. FE 4-7212 oordale JUNIOR SUITS ...A SIZE. NOT AN AGE ae — “ @ A ry 4 PERFECTION IN PLAID A Moordale's casual, tailored as you'll love it for fall. Subtle plaids melt to new beauty in the jacket of ~“Botany’s soft-brushed wool worsted. Back-pleated skirt in coordinated oxford grey flannel. 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Saginaw - he ____——; FE 2-061 = ——mt-4-0050— é | of reer tk * [ Z "THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1053 peta for Succentat= Seis Nut Coles. the cherries and nuts. “traits” the cake eae fsh rice: use part of it one a stuffing for green a PeP ee rs, ar _It you have trouble with cherries | ~ i nuts falling to the bottom — you_make cherry nut cake, —--—>you might check—on these point- “ers. Your reeipe may not have enough flour to give sufficient body to the cake. The cake must have “body enough to hold the-weight-of}- Another. possibility {s that the “aren't cut fine “enough Dredging them in a little flour helps to hold them suspended in| Make an extra quantity of Span- day, use the rest of it the next day as Everyday Low Prices THREE SISTERS MARKET 608 W. Huron 5t. si adie ‘With Fall Days : ‘cooks. Pork chops go—with fall days... Here are some tips on pork chop buying to help you the next time types of chops to fit various cook- ing needs. The prized chop is cut from the center of the pork loin, You can compare this to beef’s “T-bone steak. The bone structure forme a “T’’ similar to beef j i ! This is excellent for serving with T-bone so it is easily identified in the display case, A second chop is the rib chop. Your meat retailer has several } ing over a casserole such as scal- dl You'll often find them retail- under the center-cut loin chops. Braising is the method of pre-| paring al] of these pork chops. This means they are browned first, [then covered closely and cooked slowly until done. This may be either on top of your range or in a moderate oven Pineapple Ring Dessert Wondering what to serve for des- a stuffing, Have the chops cut thick, then, using a sharp knife, | cut down along the bone and into the meat. Ful the resulting cavity with a | bread and onion stuffing or-witha ‘ fruited combination. As the meat 4 sert when the bridge club comes? Here's “a suggestion: Arrange broiled pineapple mngs on sponge- cake squares and top with het caramel sauce and a fluff of | Whipped} cream. Plenty of calories in this one, but it tastes awfully good! tt automatically ‘teals, the “Pork shoulder ‘chops or steaks are a third choice. They are es- pectalty_good for-cooking-and-serv-| Haped potatoes or Spanish rice. | .a5y to make, thrifty, good to eat, and pretty as a picture. Its corn-) ing for several cénts per pound [Meal biscuit dough has an inter- |" ~T with 12-inch , side, Cut into inch.| |Meat Pinwheels |Feature Crisp iCornmeal Dough: ‘Here's a new_meat dish that's thick slices and place or greased | Bake in very hot 450-degree oven | = browned. Serve at once. Makes six '12-to-18-minutes, or until lightly" esting crisp texture and its fillings are delicious. | jelly-roll fashion. ., Ham or Beef Pinwheels 1's cups sifted flour ‘4g cup cornmeal 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt iy shorten: 2 eup milk Ham or beef filling - Sift dry ingredients together in- to bowl. Cut in shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Add milk, mixing only until dry ingredients are dampened. Turn out en floured board and knead gently a few seconds. Roll out to 10x1?-inch rectangle. Spread with filling. ‘Roll up like jelly roll, starting You can use leftover baked ham | or ordinary arigniceaal roll it up servings, two pinwheels apiece. | = Bam- Filling ___ —_ 24, cy ground cooked ham = Be 1, cup light bara or evaporated milk 1 teaspoon pel “ZY tablespoons Tickle relish — Mix all ingredients together well. = Beet Filling _ pound ground beef teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper cup chili sauce cup finely chopped onion For Cooking Squash To cook squash cut in half and scoop out seeds and. strings. Cut ‘into 2 or 3-inch pieces and pare ‘off outside skin. Cook, covered, ‘in small amount of boiling water until tender — .5 to 30 minutes. Mash or press through sieve. Squash may be steamed or cooked jm pressure cooker it desired. "U. S. No. 1 Maine POTATOES 10 Ib. Bag ay LD HOLD x \7EN P oY | y | b SPRY ae GIVE: . 7 Day Bargains , 0) ENS AM rs ae 3-Ib. Can Large California ORANGES Pure _Apple--Strawberry Preserves _ Grade “A” Medium Size Hamilton EGGS ° ewer In Cartons Try Huron Friendly's “Choice” and “Prime” Meats_TFirst Quality Meat Always! Sausage U.S. Choice Beef Pot Roast Blade Cut endly Mir a ss _Mix all ingredients together. well. + - SHRIMP: CREOLE—Chafing easy and fun. Creole shrimp is yourself serving often. Buttered with | the shree: Kitchenai in Ae Is your kitchen ready for all the holiday cookery coming up? There still is time to revamp | your meal preparation center so that-getting huge festive dinners |— and party foods for Thanksgiving, Christmas and the New Year will be a pleasure, not a chore. Here are some tips on getting the kitchen ready 'for its big season. 1. Have plenty of work surfaces of easily eleaned material like - clay tile installed adjacen: to the sink, the range and the witha ja tiny bit at a time until all the | ‘Memories Held ie Pumpkin Pie: Pumpkin pie time js not just | another season. on the calendar of foods. It is a state of mind. For there. is a comforting good- | ness about this autumn favorite | that speaks of home, hospitality, and a host of memories. - Dezens of variations have comé from the ‘“‘receipt’’ handed down from. our Pilgrim mothers, but most of us go back to the tra- ditional spicy pumpkin custard— not too much pumpkin, a mini- mum of sweetening, the right amount of spicing. And who are we to say whether you should use a light hand for the golden-toned filling or a heavier touch to the spice cans for the deeper cinnamon brown: But the crust should be flaky and free of sogginess, the filling firm but quivery as in any fine custard-type pie, the temperature— when served — somewhere around comfortable room heat for pleasant | eating. Never hot, never really ened or deadened by the degree of heat. ' Here are some little tricks that make for perfect pumpkin pie, plus a recipe for pie crust_made with evaporated milk that's tender, flaky, and does away with soggy- Lerusted pies, Milk-Made Pie Crust 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour ty teaspoon salt %, cup shortening Jemon_juice_or_vinegar Bigance. evaporated miik All ingredients should be cold, Sift flour with the salt. Cut in the shortening using pastry blender or two_knives, until shortening -is-size of large peas. Stir lemon juice or vinegar into the milk. Add milk all at once to the flour mixture and stir quickly but thoroughly. If a little more_milk is needed before shaping up into a ball, add flour can be held together in the dough. But go easy! _|Eases Holiday Cookery > dish cookery makes entertaining a colorful dish that you will find rice is the perfect food to serve Solas Order tor. These are the primary activ- ity centers of a busy kitchen, and | the installation will not take long or be costly. 2. you've been wanting, and be sure it is large enough to accommodate all the regular foods, as -well as the holiday fare, If you prefer to | postpone this purchase, take a good audit of your present refrig- erator and cleanout all the non- essentials stored there and plan the interior carefully for holiday 3. Be sure the range is in ex- celient_working order—if—you—can- not replace it at the moment. 4. A good investment, not only for the holidays but all year ‘round is a kitchen “island on wheels | that is surfaced in stainproof | terial | and has plenty of storage | space under the top. You can move this adaptable piece of kitchen | equipment easily from job to job. | And it will come in handy at carv- ing time. &. Rearrange your storage sys- tem so that all the utensils, dishes and holiday meal ingre- dients will be well located, —_ in easy reach. 6. Put up a bulletin board and use it. Plan the whole season’s meals carefully and note down “things to do’’ and “things to buy” on the bulletin board. This saves last-minute details that usually make preparation of turkey din- ners a hectic affair. 3 Wheat-Free Recipes for Turkey Stuffing If vou are-on a wheat-free diet you may still have dressing in your Thanksgiving turkey. Here are three recipes for stuffing the bird, none of which contains any wheat, Cornfiakes Stuffing . 4 cups cornflakes, rolled © 4 teaspoons sage or poultry seasoning ce 4 teaspoons % onion, chopped 2 tables s meat drippings Chop giblets 4, cup wwler This second dressing is a ‘milder bone—and—contains—no poultry sear’ soning, Rice Dressing 2 cups cooked rice 2 [momen aeaes chopped onion I tant 1 Le 4 pion celery lespoons fat * tablespoons Worcestershire sauce ; “The third dressing is favored with pork sausage. Wheat-Free eet Dressing 3 cups cooked ri % pork age sage Finely diced, eRe bananas _intot _ with. 1 and Get that new refrigerator —INa-1 ion and celery are cooked in melt- ed. butter —_until-_tender, ‘then “condensed tomato soup and vine- gar are added. The shrimp are added at the =.) _very-end. and-the creole is cooked | just until the shrimp are warmed through. Either canned, frésh or feozen shrimp can be used. After the rice has cooked, heap it in a serving dish and decorate with several pats of butter. Butter melting on a piping hot dish ot. rice makes it a tempting sight as |well-as making it taste good. Shrimp Crevle a_cup finely chopped green pepper 4a cup chopped celery medium sized onion, chopped a cup) butter - can condensed tomate soup 1 teaspoon wine vinegar 2 cups shrimp, canned or fresh 1 recipe oven steamed Cook green pepper, celery. and onion in blazer pan of chafing dish in-the butter: When vegetables are tender, add tomato soup and vine- gar. Simmer 10 minutes. shrimp and heat thoroughly. Serve over a mound of oven- steamed rice. Or prepare the dish in a saucepan and serve over the rice. Serves six. Oven Steamed-Rice 1 cup rice yj 2 cups water ' a fi 1 - —Teespoon 5 2 tablespoons butter Wash rice thoroughly to remove ‘starch. Drain well. Put water in 1'g-quart casserole, add salt and then rice. Mix, add butter, and ne cover on easserole. Place in 425-degree oven-and bake 45 min- ates. Serves six. — Harvest Cones Brim With Fruit A * cornucopia pastry horn filled makes a real horn of plenty for |holiday entertaining. Harvest Cones cup sugar cup water package pie crust mix cups cranberries apples, sliced thinly ries and apples. Cook slowly with- eut stirring until cranberry skins pop open and apple slices are soft, about 10 minutes. Cool sauce while preparing pastry. Make pastry according to pack. bra directions. Roll out thinly into large rectangle one-eighth inch thick and cut into 4inch squares. Ptace 2 tablespoons cool cranberry mixture-in-center of each crust section. To make cone: Bring lower corner of pastry square up to center of square; bring left upper corner down to edges slightly and moisten with cold water to seal. + Prick pastry with tines of fork. ahd hake 15 minutes in hot oven (450), Aluminum pastry horns may be used for shaping, if desired. Tips on Lemon Torte _ Possibly you're one _who-likes_to make Lemon Torte, but has trouble baking it so the egg-white topping is crisp and not soft like a me- ringue. Always bake the egg-yolk cake mixture and meringue at the same. time. The egg-white me- ringue should be spread on before ithe hot cake batter._When—cool, serve it with lemon filling and whipped cream. RETAIL DEPT. ‘Mean. 8 a. m. til 5 p. m. Tues. 8 x. m. till S p. m. Wed. 5 a. m. tilt 12 Neon Thurs. 8 a. m. till 5 p. m. —Fri., Set. TF 2. m. tilt 6 p.m. PACKING HOUSE | MARKET _77 S. Soginaw. St. WHOLESALE DEPT. .Hours: 2 Ae Mati 4 POM, Deily Phone FE 2-9114 Free Delivery LEAN SLICED | ~ BACON | a) ae HOME-MADE = CLUB ALL CENTER CUT POT ROAST BEEF “FRANKS LB. CENTER CUT ——| ROASTS — ‘SHOULDER | FIRST CUTS PORK Pork Loin. _ ROUND STEAK ROASTS "PORK ROASTS - ecenter—of-square. Overlap thess - ei "i Add - with a cranberry-apple mixture — : ) Salad recipes and pictures have been few and far between these TL tan days ‘We are ging than-to-have a new salad-to give you. This one has such an combination of flavors that it should pleasé everyone, Do try it 1 envelope w lL, cup cold w ®, cup bolling. water T can (T-ounee) golid-pack tuna, —eratiedt —emed 2 ~~ r ‘5 cup sitced ripe olives (about 6 larg rege! ‘, cup sliced celery 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 9 tablespoons on juice 2 tablespoons grated onion Sprinkle gelatin over cold water; let stand five minutes. Add boil- ‘Dagwood’ Makes Hit With Hungry Males A-he-man “Dagwood” makes a hit after the card game, or any- time the males in the household clamor for eats. Have them already lined up on a cooking tin, or shal- jow- pan, in the refrigerator. Spread bread slices with layer deviled ham, top with layer. can- ned baked béans. Overall place a slice processed cheese and a table- spoon chili sauce, or a thin slice tomato. Slide under broiler for 5-7 minutes soon as the gang begins | asking for food. Goldenrod Eggs Make Tasty Dish for Children _ Goldenred eggs are easy to prepare and small fry love this dish. Cook several eggs until they are hard, then slice the whites in thin slivers and add them to a cup of medium white sauce. Heat and pour over crisp toast; DOUBLE-DECKER SALAD—This salad made jn two layers has all sorts of interesting food in it. The bottom Inyer has cottage cheese and canned: Double-Deck Salad Mold Jam-Packed With Flavor C PRESS “ i = S a } = tats Si pb beats ret eh E RS cee S ee Le me SESE EERE eR ae : anes ee eecee ‘cs oo sare = LU Es is tuna and rich sliced peaches, flavored with curry; the top layer | Sounds ——— ee meen ner neering * ape - ‘Turkey 1s traditional - so we give it full attention. Se _ Keep the cheesecloth with melted margarine and- turn the bird breast side up when it is about three-fourths cooked. You can tell when it’s done by moving the drumstick. If the leg joint lightly in butter and serve over cooked rice and serve ‘with lamb -gmooth into the cavities of celery stalks; cut into one-inch Jength black olives. wonderfal! Tuna-Rice Tops ing water; stir until gelatin —dis- solves. Fold in’ remaining ingre- ae Pour into oiled _144 — mold or 9x5x3-inch loal pan; chill Lower deck: 1 etivelope unfisvored gelatin % cup ¢ ter 1 No. 303 can (about 1 pound) sliced peac 1 container (8-ounce) cream-atyle cot- to 3 teaspoons curry powder % tonepeen salt — Sprinkle gelatin-over cold water; fourths cup syrup drained from sliced peaches. Add boiling syrup to gelatin; stir until gelatin dis- solves, Biend cottage cheese, curry pow- der (amount depends on your fam- ily’s taste), salt and diced peaches. Carefully spoon mixture over firm first layer; chill one to two hours, or until firm, - Unmold on chop plate; garnish with water cress, black olives and additional peach slices, if desired. Serve with mayonnaise or salad dressing. Makes about six servings. Quick Holiday Idea This is @ quick idea for a con- fection treat. The directions are quick and easy to follow. and used as gay Christmas dec- oration. Cut in other shapes for | other holidays pound water. Cook % cup butter and % marshmallows ever ; until syrupy, stirring frequently. tet-stand five -minutes._Heat-three-+" for Confection Treat When cooled, the candy can be | cut into Christmas trees or stars ;- Add 15 teaspoon_vanilla flavoring, _ Fried Eggplant you want to know the secret It lies in one simple process: Lightly browning the rice in fat before you ever add the tomato sauce. It’s this little trick that gives the nutty —flavors—eonneisseurs—of Spanish rice hold in such estee' % cup bacon Grippings or butter or | margarine “e cup thinly sliced onions cup diced green pepper 1% cups ergaeres rice 1% cups wate: cans tomato sauce 3 Tounce can solid pack tuna, drained flaked ——~ 1 medi lant um 5 I be 4 well beaten 1 tablespoon water Pine cracker crumbs rtening through a sieve and let them| over cereal, stirring briskly. Press| will usually have a browner crust garnish the dish. This amount will| into greased shallow pan. Cut into|than those that do not; sugar, be enough for two or three serv. pquares or fancy shapes, when | through its tendency to caramelize, 5 mo EXCLUSIVELY DARY'S __ROUTEMEN...... / enveryh a — QUMIMB. op ecencicssncccies Pre ee ( Abbres tesa ee eee ee ne eeeee 5 * * My. ssres oeee Pre C Retr tes kk ahd let nnd —— SS — a SS LOW-FAT — HIGH PROTEIN. CREAM MIX YOU'LL ALWAYS FIN! . oe ~*. 465 E. PIKE and 700 AUBURN FLORIDA. 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Or a new “hostess tray” ensem- | ble in which table lighter, humi- | dor and ash tray are combined with coffee set, brandy warmer | and ice bucket. For your favorite cigar smoker, there are dozens of striking cigar cases to choose from, in leather, chrome and other finishes. You'll bring on a grin of pleasure, also, with a small leather pocket kit containing a cigar clipper. Giving a pipe? Be sure to get the right one. Take a look at the smoker's collection te de- termine his favorite stylings. Or, when in doubt, consult the mer- chant. Pipe smokers on your list should be especially happy with a new white briar that’s designed for use with dark suits and evening wear. And there's a. pipe rest that’s) shaped like a deck chair. A thoughtful touch to add when purchasing smokers’ accessories is to have the item personalized, wherever this is possibic. Ash trays, lighters, cases, humi- dors, and pipe stands — even boxes of match folders — are all availa- ble in monogrammed or initialed styles, and the lettering does much to lift the gift from the * ordinary” class. Goats Take Over, Island Near California Coast “LOS ANGELES (UP}—A z00to-t gist hag disclosed that Gaudalupe coast, once a lush paradise, has been turned into almost barren waste by a herd of wild goats. The disclosure was made by Dr. Thomas Howell, University | zeologist_ and member of a re- cent expedition to the island 200 |. miles south of San Diego. Dr. Howell said naturalists who, explored the island in the late 1800's_reported a luxuriant vege- tation. Now the island has only —_twe-sparse-groves-of-eypress trees; and palms, he said, _Seven_types_of birds peculiar to the island now are extinct, and’ other will gradually disappear as | the vegetation continues to be de- -stroyed, according to Dr.’ Howell. | _ __¥ ‘to the island in the early 1800's. by whalers as - fresh meat sup- ply for fature cruises. | date St. Nick's hungry white horse. Lions Club, recently was guest of card from Dr. Rex Parker, of the VISITS LIONS IN HAWAII—Tom Kent, secretary of the Pontiac lulu. He is shown above (left) receiving a lei and a Calabash Cousin ‘Tom and his father, Floyd Kent, both Pontiac realtors, attended meetings of the National Association of Real Estate Boards in Hono- tale, following the organization's national convention in Los Angeles. the Waikiki Lions Club in Hono- Waikiki club. for Silverware Is Novel Gift- If you've got the time to make- and-give a gift, there's a novel idea waiting to becom reality at your touch. It's a treasure chest for the safe who is building her silver service, or a housewife who cherishes her present collection. The basic unit of the chest is of nail keg. But a lining of silver cloth and a gay outside decora- tion turns ft into a useful storage unit that also will undoubtedly serve as a fascinating conversa- _tion piece. Silver cloth as a lining will pre- ; vent tarnish and eliminate the need for routine polishing. It's a heayy brown cotton flannel im- pregnated with particles of, silver sulphur from the air. cloth to the inside of the keg. And diameter as the keg’s opening, will serve as a sturdy cover. The tray should be lined with silver cloth, too. : z Gifts for Whole Family ' 1. Outdoor — grill unit. 2. Personalized door mat. Imported bamboo place mats. Bathroom scale. A MHOVIE projector. Family shoe-shine kit. 7.-Selection of unusual jams or jellies. &. Tickets to a play or movie, or dinner out. 9. Magnetic bulletin board, with memo pad, pencil, etc. _.10. Black cast aluminum sign, with the family’s name. in gold, gate. ‘habitat in Florida waters, an angel fish was caught here by T-year-old | : which intercept tarnish-causing | Household cement will fasten the | § a circular metal tray, the same | } or barbecue | j for hanging on the. porch or by the | tae Children in Holland and Belgium -. are always careful to set out some | i — | Far-Flying Angel (Fish) EDGERTOWN, Mass. (UP) — Nearly 1,000 miles from its native his. news. In one month his home. Richmond Hoxie 3rd. 10} storage of stiver hollowware and +i it will be welcomed by a bride |{ | 86 to 46. , Extra Special Bargains . —THIS WEEK ONLY— > Men’s Gabardine Jackets $825 ee ease, the preas at his newspaper | plant broke down and his office sale was burgled. . at BD Sereagee bar gion gore ayr ae All Prove Most Welcom ener Os et — to reach uy part of the. car, it} ‘will come in mighty handy the ~ next. time a-motorist- ‘frivod bas r< breakdown at night. Four other items which make |good gift suggestions (and, re- || i _—_—é" holds a pack or more of cigarettes —— See oe ee pee) 4 areas follows: holding an extra key, which can] 'be stuck to any hidden part of the | and releases one lighted, at a obstruct the driver’s vision and _|thus, may be dangerous. = Boys’ Gabardine Jackets $6250, s or sureoats with woo! padded lining @ Indian Blankets Large 64 x 76 size, real heavy, eh in =f Work Shoes... . S488 by Endicott Téhnson Oxfords $3.95 up | Sheep Skin Vests... . . S645» & Wonderful winter protection, with or without kidney protector. i) Made of heavy fleece in navy or grey. Also insulated 4 or 5-Buckle Type straw and carrots to accommo- | Il N. PERRY Pontiac’s Oldest Locally Gunad: Floor Covering Firm! Every day should be one of thanksgiving for those who live in America --- for we enjoy blessings undreamed of in other parts of the - world! On this Thanksgiving Day let’s each give thanks in the church of our choice let's make it a day marked by a reverent and “thoughtful realization of our countless — -reasons for being thankful --- as individuals --- and as Americans ! animals may eventually eat them- selves into —- They are | wing the vegetation which | vater from island fogs, he ‘Dr. Howell sald the voracious] + Said thus eliminating their own water supply. Gifts for Teenage Girl po gy aS * we I UY *\ hi , ‘| \\- papel ‘ii \h aoe y ° Gift Ware e Dishes e Power Tools e Sports Equipment e Skis. e Skates ee “Where You Ce an n Shop in Leisurely Comfort” - | ihe -Y Filled to the rafters with THOUSANDS OF TOYS to ‘delight gay whimsical classic dolts, space guns ond suits for the modems, traditional cowboy ° ‘shoot-‘em paraphernalia, games, etc. In fact we believe we have the most complete stock of toys in Pontiac, ‘year-in and $$ ard ___‘year-out_for those-who-want the best selection at realty tow prices. "Stop out tomorrow and discover just how easy you can Christmas Shop and save money. . Trade-in Your Old ~ PLENTY OF FREE E PARKING = cana : a ——— ere - = ene a — a eae 7 oe a age ee eo as een ea 2S aca re —— aaa ts i i} a “ae ie Lene - ‘2 at ‘ E S — — f = =o sen prs ee —————— —7 eeepc a Sees f i — ——— cSt = + + = a = = = =. =—— = = == Se = a = — : + | _ = - oa ae as ena ze aaa = -FIFTY-FOUR SS TACP RESS, THURSDAY: _SOVESIBER 135 Prd Gifts to Sparkle. Un ristmas Morn Jewelry, at All Price | Ranges, Will Fill Out -Holiday Needs For all the sparkle that Is Christmas. and the tinkling laugh- ter of children that is holiday. diamonds are stil a girl's ebest friend. ; Precious gifts are in the very “tradition of Christmas, and jew- elry is aluays high on the list of eherished presents. And under thousands of Christmas trees this | past — will sit | etl year — as in the | : thousands of little velvet boxes | silentis singing their precious | greetings Linle etvlde stor the sparkle , You ca Peale a POAPINE thank vou aS oveut give a prowing-up:gul a4 = je -pevetopinot Adasp trem the «u.-. eae cya ye ‘ . : A P f rai ‘ Bs a euunles GLITTERING, GUYWOROUS JEW ELRY—t apap of Fiex-Action military brushes by Hughes ; I Co jewelers “AULD | ; S 2 : : = = + can top the Fist as peysonal Christmas yifts for that conform to the head. ‘For the gals (bottom She'll wear it to mud a ly men or women or children. In the men’s depart- center) is jewel-paved pin and earrings by Coro; E a i e e . ties with the same patel r | ment, tie-clips and cuff-links are highly acceptable. top right: matched earrings and tassel pin of mother would wear the Star of - il ae 0 ey ; ; —‘Hepe diamond to a coronation Top left is Swank’s “Continental” set of gold with) shaped briliants by Trifari. At bottom right is 3 i ie S =? 4 + * ; { colored stone. Top center is “Gay Nineties” set’ La Tusca’s cylindrical necklace of topaz and rhine- A pair of earn a set of by Shields. At bottom left, for kids or their*dads, stone with theme mene ated ins inithe earrings. <=“ gittering scatter jane. @—breeeh : : ———— ———— a —all if them inexpensive—should ptease any girl. and rhinestone rondels with simu o B f 3 Cc h; : ’ Her father, by the sume token, [ lated oblong pearls. The bracelet O y u ve ers ave ance E js a fall guy for fancy cuff links | repeats the cylindric a] motif: the | or te clip, It's probably the one | earrings repeat the gems. ¢This | ‘to rovl ce Lasting Benefit : ak f = . o » > &§ , dash of Sporting | life he allows anesthe lat occa z — finisel! But you'll haye to buy J Ie ; + The Christmas shopper with chil-,sortment of toys—some for active : : pwelrv is alwa\s. i it for him: He'd never do it. for “f hae ale ap- dren on tis tst on t PRENOUS- bay some ef imitative. seme for} hims yreciated, "Season's G gs. tunity ino his hands: accerd- ; himself i ited, easons Greetin oppo. ~ c i SS erralice—he needa them at eee OP OH,_Swank—has—pul_out al — eee al had ; ; ; ae] ——_—— i yi hurewrers Iho same time for he has a vanety of sports set that features a rifle oe Ji eer 40 the Ames, _ Binet Yan lve Toy Institute . | interests tie clip and wild duck cuff links. they've got Don't constantly fuss at a child about taking care of his toxs. Get Shopping fer toys, says this doc-! On the dressier ; ide, ‘Picture Pleasure _ gold set sparked by a colored tor, 1s an opportunity to provide s stone of red or blue. . children with lasting benefits ws) good, sturdy ones, then let him - or ong Period Well as immediate delicht use them | Shields, too, has a ctip-and- Here are doy and dow ts suz- While a ehild need, plenty of ines set Tar a "Gay Nineties” de Photographs are perenmnt-tieort cestet-hy-br fandon Deas eee aes on done - enamel that pictures ites on Christmas gift lists And| DON'T be airald ta give bese | 1 Keep rotating those avatlable to ancien{ autos, rightly so, for they pe especially and girls the same kinds of tum kexpecilly for a little child, == nn ll These are merely a clue to the weicomed by loved ones, and en tove, Bove Tike dots, too, in. Put some away then bring them jewelry designs for men. For the | ©¥ed countless times in years to] their pre-school years out later, They'll be eagerly ac most part, though, men’s needs | COM. ; eepted, and played with. once _ _are simple and traditional. It's aj This type of gift is particularly | Girls like pa “ poe . do again good idea to stay away from tiaras | appropriate for a young girl to pegs ae th ey hike and ens! - and necklaces, no matter how out- eve’ to = r boy f fend, or vice | Si and iene winther shay ce Gifts for Noung ——e of-doorsy the design. versa. Or for a serviceman to give” — But if you're choosing for a to his family. But its usage .has = a > 1 the a } Door chimes . girt, its another matter few Jimitatjons. —— © cere nor oe pie . - Coffee warmer Nearly every combination of Why nof, for instance, arrange |opr to like - Card table every color. gem and fitting are | q date with a photographer and DON'T pick a toy for a child 8 Qe ees on display at yout jewelers have a sroup photograph taken te grow up to—get one that fits: = Mantel cock: ies for nes record though: of the entire family of a friend. him now, He will “lose interest |, e Eatis Tighter cand) garette ere's a quick look at your store , holder windew for a starting point Group. photos of this type are| Im It before he grows to it. 7 Pienic basket ° ’ always treasured, but. few fantfi- Don't buy toys that are too easy § Serving table A jewel-paved pin - and -ear- | jies actually get around to having} to play with. They bore a chdd © q polished brass candelabra = ving set in reby = rhincetene | one taken |} and he soon throws them aside 10 oe ktall oe a - Golitaires set on a bright golden When presenting photographs as Dott expeed the bitte child in- — : = ai three-dimensional base, a“ gift, it's always wise to pre- the family to use the toys of The | Mans of the customs obse rved at A tassel pin of pearls inter,| sent ene or two wallet-size. prints | older ones. He needs his oun. the) -tmas predate Chrishanity spersed with fat rondels and other | in addition to a large. fraged| Older ones need theirs They derive from pagan celebra- | shaped brilliants. Matched ear- | print. Most persons like to carry DON'T get toys for a eity qions which attended the winter rings are of the long, thin variety. | their favorite photos around with; apartment that can only be used solstice, the time o year when (It's by Trifari> | them and display them to friends! ' wide-open spaces, winter days begin to. lengthen, A cylindrical necklace of topaz and acquaintances. Give a child a halanee ty tts-as=t rbot Bee 22 — — ee — — = _ tice! Notice! Notice os * s - ——— oe —$—$<$— $$. == NO, it’s not our anniversary. We are not overstocked. ~ Our buyer has not made any mistake. We haven’t had to douse a fire. We are not losing our warehouse. We are not. losing our lease. : We just wanted to have a sale. BUY NOW...SAVE uP T0 52% Hundreds sof | Grea Carpet Buys! I } | Junior the | i ment has inspired ot ies pe ~There’s a TV ¢ engineering ‘out: fit with a large size TV panel, play-picture tube and other basic al . vet Be seal watt} Delay Gifts: by Mail ~~ = F “Phere’s — more a. lor_neediess.- ian a. ta pu: oce wad + then—-have—one—or—twe—rejected | s; when they fail to meet postal reg- : = To avoid this irritation, it's wise dhead of —time,— especially before sbrapping anything large, te- ace ne; eat waint-yourself with the rules.— = ea parcel post (fourth class) must be packed in sturdy, tight ‘containers and wrapped with strong cord: ‘and — paper. No rattling is allowed. : T sdedaded, detdddeded ded * o ns semen $4500 iy f\ SHAVER ad PARKER “51” __PEN-ond-PENCIL . 00 WEEKLY 19° SWANK TIE CLIP and CUFF LINKS. _ PAY AS LITTLE AS OUR. ONLY STORE--- VLU si00 weexay 497 FLOOR COVERINGS $2.00. weeny MAN'S Sere, ae a JEWELS $7150 soo A WEEK = Se ‘a Seats ‘ ae , a5 nied ais 2 ; : ——-= = STEWART-GLENN I - ‘TWO-STITCH SWEATER —This, sé —-with bright contrasting trim, makes a good Christmas gift. It is red wool with navy-and white Give Children - Clothing Gifts For Toddlers’ Presents That Aid Parents Are Practical, Best Christmas may be the “Chil- | ——dren's Holiday, but no law stops | gift-givers from being practical. | _And what goes under the tree can }- _—easi ily be new clothes, For infants and ¢rib-size young: sters, the gift is probably best | that aids the parents. Baby blankets, carriage covers, diaper service and bunting can serve as _a—tamily—gift.* ’ But if the children are older, clothing becomes a delicate prob- | lem. It’s a rare youngster = uns outside on Christmas morn- “ing to tell his friends: ‘‘Oh boy! r ~ got six suits of underwear.” Solution to the elothing-gift prob-- lem is largely a matter of disguise. | Everday play clothes, for example, | can be cowboy sults or space- | trave] outfits. For growing-up children, though, it’s another matter. You'll become a hero if you give junior his first real rubber boots or a bow tie, like Uncle Ed wears or a checked , vest like the ones the college boys} wear. their social years, go for frilly, | more Valuable your gift becomes. Bot-tr's—wisest to consult with the parents of the — for whom you are buying. — + Your young triend may not need the outfit you. would buy, And his | parents might object to having him | in grown-up clothes. Most little | Zirls, of course, have already a basic wardrobe and a word from | their parents Can save you a | ping time. The problem presented by foot. | wear gifts is a question of health | and—safety, Although. little girls | wil! sparkle over a pair of patent | leather, shiny, new high-heeled shoes, their parents may object. | Consult with the grownups first. | Keep new fabrics in mind. Longer-wearing, washable, tear- | resistant “are used widely | in children’s play and dress-up | clothes. It’s an_ added xift—of economy if you make sure the The whole idea, according to) leading clothing stores, is to make a run-of-the-closet outfit_a_little different for Christmas. morning “junior will dash outside to tell his friends: “Oh boy! I got six suits of under- | wear and-they've got my INITIALS on them.” ; SINGER HUB atop dso The “EASEMASTER” Lounge Chair sCushiontsed™ 2- miracle fabric, WHAT. BETTER GIFT ‘for the HOME than this SMASH VALUE 2-PIECE SUITE with NEW_TYPE | FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS and NYLON COVER In addition to its beautiful styling and sturdy cover this : new Kroehler suite gives Jushion eliminates cover you something new in foam rubber cushioning. Spring pressure within this new foam rubber wrinkling, that is often a fault of, the solid core rubber cushion batk and arms. Student type neck — with Foam Rubber Seat, Back and Arms | graceful roll and it is covered wearing tweed This fine chair by Tomlinson has 84 3 109” eovers in- your Men | 4 colors. springs in addition to foam rubber seat, FOAM RUBBER OTTOMAN $29.95 Donat TABLES “Imperial of Grand Rapids The Ideat Gift for the Home! RANCH SETS Cal ata 3.45 to 24.50 TONI DOLLS DOLL STROLLERS 11.95 to 13.95 a ae and : "16.95 to 22.95 — SCALE MODEL “TRACTORS and TRUCKS ° 4.95 to 18.95 11.95 to 2 FS & POOL TABLES ‘BURROWS’ asies 49.95 to 197.50 “COLUMBIA” Built- BICYCLES 16" to 28" 46.50 to 76.50 Boys’ and Girls” Choose from our big selection of styles and finishes! This is a Christmas thrill your loved one will cherish all her life. Come in now while stocks are complete! PAYS FOR A LANET _ New Color ~~ Bry on Our Easy Payment Plan! ~~ ONE GARMENT SAVED FROM MOTHS — ing in Hi SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION AND LAY-A-WAY FOR CHRISTMAS" 18th Centuey sob $ 9s as self-rising — 59” ful HASSOCKS | New plastic. upholstered habeccks that add color to your room and rovide the extra seat for television. e have them in ~ Sag and ‘See Our Sign — Our Own Private | : ~ Lighted Lot for Customers. ~~ pee ee sited ad dee oh ta fine ve , eee OT a ee ao Don't ‘Over. look— Te _ ties-to animals. Pulpit Record Set: “"Jevery' rural section within a 100-7" es ¥Y Si ~ With at least 25 million Ameri- i mite radius of Chatanooga during : 4B—A— young | ire : our Pet Store jeans” sitering trom alleses,'Yule Gifts for Mom. by T Pasto the past 30° oF s0~ years} “ta-ship a pet baby | make sure your gift pet will not y ennessee or “I guess,’ he said, "I've wor n| skunk, The Havre express agent =i G§$ @ Gitt Shop be_an_ offender. Most common al. |. 1. Fancy ‘@prons “5 | CHATTANOOGA. _ _ lout. more shoe leather and buggy | Cari Nessett. first. said, Sure,” +} Ore of the brightest gifts you | lergtes ee cee ene Meet —2.Housecoat-or-brunch coat. | 5 ae : pore a getting to my — 3 an ere to = : ___can give a family, whether-they | dogs, rabbits, Sere or ome his suit is ‘prety well worn is no ‘scented. Her, “‘No,! brought the | f= | Be careful of giving-antmats-to}—4-Cutlery-set__ 0 have children or not, is a house-| ——| reason-to-quit-fillingpuipits— hold _pet. : lini oe are very | 5. Money tor redecorating her|the Rev. Robert F. Rogers A singing bird, a fr iendly puppy,|/; ce | Toom= -So-Roger‘s-fodur_sons got jogether a purring kitten can cheer up-any | '*° @" result in unhappy — and! _ §.New raneet and bought the preacher the only - me _Even-a-bowl-of goldfish or {Semetimes dangerous — relation-| 7. Sewing machine. birthday present he said he i guppies will bring life into a home ships. 8: Wrought-iren- bird-cage plant-; wanted—a new suit. Not just one a But, according to doctors and| Don't. give pets that need house | er. suit. but a wardrobe, 93. Kitchen step-stool. 10. Dishwasher; veterinarians, there are severalcare to families who are not at checks you should make before you' home during the day. This can be The Missionary Baptist minister says he has walked, ridden horse- _|back’ and ““buggied” over’ most High ‘Schoot Marriages DALLAS \w—Of approximately | 20 thousand students in Dallas ju-. nior and senior high schools 72 are married, Dr. W._T. ‘White, superin- tendent, said records showed. The teen-agers include 56 girls | and 16 boys. Lagent's | “No, sirt You ean't ship him ks | that-a-way. Please get him out of | {_ here!” i Martin Luther is credited. with — eo having brought the first Christmas tree indoors more than 400 years ago. aaa | Big Doll Stroller Decorated with animal ond nursery figures. Big enough to hold a large doll. Easy for o small child ~ fo RONDE... 6655.5 24.555 1%8 15” Cuddle Baby Doll Has o vinyl “heod with washable Saran hair, a cuddly-sofrlatex body, moyable eyes. She sewrs Ass ond cries, tool..... “sy “ Unit Freight Train Mechanical locomotive with de- tachable tender, gondola, caboose. Runs On 27 x 36” oval track. ; Train is 28” long........ Metal Cash Register Hos 2 tows of keys that ring up sales, a cosh drawer with individual change trays. Real fun for little 28 ; cashiers. ‘ 4 Gear Sport Car Motorcycle Racer 10” Gerrion imported beauty with 7” long mechanical bike with bright- —._____._______ 3. forward speeds ond reverse.Hos —_—ily colored racing design. A spring “G heavy spring motor. A 79 motor speeds it around in | ; : —_ Kresge exctusivel....... | © circle. 69 15-Pe. Plastic Tea Set Seite ater tray with 2 —=—por, Complete ploce setting for 98° = —cups, saucers, plotes, eee at t SAGINAW. ee Gome of skill with 5 marbles, scoring = pockets, spring-releose-trigger—=— : ; } fully enclosed plastic top a on 13” metol bose... 98: -knives, forks, spoons... cern encanta ay Little Model Hat Box Made of quilted fibre board in pas- tels. Has a plastic handle. Ideal for dolly's hafs and clothes on weekend trips. . Soft Cuddle Bear Flufly brown ond yellow honey beor or black and white panda for kid- dies to hug ond cuddie— o 13” high heart steoler... “Little Nurse Heor real heartbeats with the rub- ber stethoscope. 14 pieces include wristwatch, thermometer,— in professional kit....... Super Speed Racer. A low slung ar aba eee with fr) colored metal Chess @ rub- ber bumper, is 16" long... eee eee Open Friday-Saturday Evenings Until Ch Play Kit” Hes a tong * 98: “Tractor, TOF for clayton 98° bs "Disneyland A comic designed Cosey, Jr. express train with plastic engine ond 3 cors. Rubber frecded tractor mode one ging, forming, building... oe | ree | E 99 xpress” - tunning clock — —— spring motor.........-- vith Scraper ‘eon! log- and the rustle of femininity. be selected with propriety. useful gift. If there were to be a count of the remarks opened Christmas boxes, highest tally would. go to: “Ohhhh, T-love beautiful —lin- gerie and never buy it for my- self.”’ __And in that comment Hes the cue to women's gifts at Yule. tide. The girl probably does q not like a pampéred princess with a gift of lingerie. And years ago it was only the princess who could afford to own — and launder — [what is now available to all in ‘nightgowns, pegnoirs, petticoats, slips, panties, bedjackets, pa- jamas, , Nylon garments are available with nylon lace trimmings, ny- lon net, embroidery, velvet. In —}-this_fabric, | everything» washes easily and dries quickly. Aside from luxury items, use- Tul gifts of clothing can be at- tractive, too. A new, lightweight raincoat; a sports shirt a pair of casual gloves: a woolen skat- ing cap can bring the same “ohhh” from your lady. In buying women's clothes, it's a good idea to stay away from the outfits that require definite measurements unless you know “| then exactly. Many stores. have gift certi-. ficates that will enable the lady to choose and. fit her clothes at her leisure — after you've paid for them. But for the woman whose meas- surements you know, whese tastes + and style you understand, the Gifts for Older Pair 1. Television set. 2. An expense-paid trip haps to a distant relative). 3._A_ grandfather's clock. 4. Theater, movie or concert. tickets. _5. Parakeet or canary. ‘6. Wool, silk or lace shaw! for the woman; a wool coat-sweater for the man. 7. Set of garden tools. 8. Magazine subscriptions. 9. Heating pad or electric blanket. (per- bed tray. made over. newty- | the! guideposts to your Christmas live who cannot be made to feel PETTICOAT FEVER—The style is back, with ania of ruffles Lingerie, a very personal gift, should New sheer, strong fabrics make it a Beautiful Lingerie Rates High in Gifts for Women Wool Bureau has come up with two ensembles that can serve as | choice. The weskit, skirt and shirt en- } semble of lightweight wool tweed is new this year. It's a striped and flecked design in navy with white, red and powder blue. The skirt fs in matching powder blue. U.S. Army Has Pacific Fleet 68 Vessels of Ryukyus Command Serve Chain of Islands NAHA, Okinawa (UP)—The U. S. Army operates one of the busi- “lest fleets in the Pacifte-——+.— The Ryukyus Command Fleet— though one of the smallest in the world—is doing a big business in suppiying food, clothing, gasoline and oil and other vital supplies ‘to military installations on Oki- nawa and to other islands in the Ryukyus chain. . , _ The fleet — a 68-vessel Army Transportation Corps flotilla with | home port here — also includes — large tugs used for berthing ships — at Naha Harbor and White Beach, for making ocean tows and aid- | ing ships in distress in the China and Philippine seas. _The ships are operated by diers and American and “i civilians. They ranged in size from 20-foot J boats used to carry -pas- sengers and light cargo to 200-foot LSM’s ftanding~—ship. medium) which carry tanks and other vehi- cles. : The fleet is under supervision of Lt. Col. Edward A. Jaggie of Da- mont, N. J., whe formerty—was- connected with two well-known | United States—eommercial—steam-— ship lines. | The fleet has°* repair and main-— tenance equipment for making all kinds of ship repairs as well as” annual overhauls. , Assigned to the fleet also are Army deep sea divers who can - 10. Adjustable chair pillow _orjraise to the surface any ships which go down in the harbor. #yhia€ross ; “EQUALLY suited ..and equally indispensable... ~ to both men and women___™ The real seal leather case is lined in matching suedine, has a slide plosure, and contains _ La Cross nail file, tweezers, cuticte scissors, nail scissors, - cuticle pusher and emery q ) a ea eee ee EE Ee eee | ey } | | ,; f Wonderful Fdeas for Practical Gifs! | boards in sheath. _ “Where ‘Quality Counts” 72 North Saginaw e730. ~———f _ Plus 72¢ Fed. tax a FE 2-0161 wm YOUNGER SET — Little girls -will learn chores and help Mother with new miniature housekeeping Superb gifts... just what every woman wants and-as fine as anyone could desire—Choose _ —. ss them NOW—Give a gift that will make her happiest—A gift in a Connolly box. Better Habits | Designers. Offer Help| — [2 to Parents in N ew Holiday Offerings From at least one spot under the Christmas tree comes evidence that this is ‘“‘Be Kind to Parents Year.” : . Come Christmas, Santa will de- a= : : liver a variety of “good habit” "| Swirt desigri with fit- Fourteen diamonds in. Marquise G baguette dia- ae = — —— around band: —Channet setting. monds in matching set. toys, involving ingenious téch- - niques devised to add fun value to ~— 275.00 300.00 . ; 500 00 such basic activities as tooth- _ : - brushing, tidy eating, and careful ablutions. Tackling the deplarehie and “nearty universal habit of young: asters to drop used towels on the floor, one toy designer offers a —gay tiger whose teeth serve as a clamp te held the towel: Shining up the shoes of all mem- _ bers of the family should become fascinating to Junior with a new: shiny red bootblack’s kit that's also a bank. A merry clown camouflages the toothbrush-toothpaste-glass combi- Select from the finest domestic and nation that youngsters find so easy Imported Chinas. 5-pe. place settings. to overlook, and.a-good-habit chest...) j gives a gay toy motive to a junior- size medicine chest that can be secured to the bathroom wall alongside the family’s first-aid cabinet. Keeping the nursery clean will |- qualify as a number one play ac- tivity with a new kit which in- cludes mop, pail, scrubbing brush and all the accessories needed to keep floors spic and-span. This kit also includes a roll of linoleum. 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MAIN FLOO 34.95 Chatham Electric Blankets Five only of these fine blankets with automatic control at the lowest price ever ....:.sccsseees seen. 27.50 Rattan Wedge Tabie A California rattan wedge-type lamp table sult- .able for use with sectionals. Reduced to...........+ 27.50 Rattan Bar Stools Two only with red plaett seat covers, Reduced tO csr ccaseesess 24.50. Values to 12.95. Group of Twenty-seven Lamps Lovely table lamps in both modern and traditional design. China and wrought iron types include: Now at 8.95 a 259.95 Kroehler Two-piece Sectional - A smart sectional covered in linest quality metallic matelasse with channel back And matching fringe . . you can save 60.00 on-this one only floor —_ if ie come @arly. To sell at. oc ciccccccss wees + ee SECOND FLO0 12.95 Mahogany or Maple Vanity Benches Four only of these sturdy benches reduced °. more than % to only......... 06. cc ese cteeees cesceeee 4.95 Values to 32.50 in Modern Night Stands Select from several finishes in blond or walnut nite stands ata fraction of their worth, only...... Values to $4.50 in Modern Beds 6 only full size beds in Limed Oak and other blond finishes, your choice while they last........ : 19.95 12.95 Jennie Lind Hollywood Headboards Strong wood grain finished 3/3 size metal headboards com- plete with legs ,.. 2 only at a give-a-way 4 88 price OOo oo vececcccccctsr corte oes sdseecrns oevoeeeoes 14.95 Maple Hollywood Headboard An early bird special at less than % price complete with frame ... That's right it is only.... 19.95 Ft ee free =: } durable 9.95 plaid cover and matching plastic arms... Sleeps two... THIRD FLOOR 6.95 Mahogany Ladder-back Chairs Suitable for desk or dining room use . wee Have plastig coveredseats, now. . 34.95 Blond Birch Headboara From the famous Planners Group by Paul McCobb. Pibor sample reduced to only: 29.95 Blond Birch 30” Bookcase One only floor sample in the same modern group ata neat saving 65.00 Cape Cod Platform Rocker Roomy platform rocker with solid maple frame = cheer- ful upholstered seat and back in Early Genuine Simmons double spring construction "8 -Ploor Sample veeee SCPC OOO EHH ee 3.95 ieeace ceee ooeeee tevees ashe eteneae Pee ee ee rt 17.95 Kitchen Utility Tables 16” x 22” table with two shelves and ‘handy cutlery drawer and pest promt plastic top. Reduced 16.95 Drop Leaf Utility Table ee ey utility drawer. While ; they last 2. 0.2 ccc csesccsee Siew eieisiswecisicesuisiaceeu)s 10.95 18.95-Metal Hamper-Type Cabinets a wide 2 62" meh Tie heavy meta] cabinets have four relves an: per in bottom for “storage. ose 14.95 Very spectal at... ci ie. csuese eee: Pyotoesnne eae 329. 95 Leonard Eleven Cubic Feet Refrigerator -With-fifty-pound frezen food compartment, - door and stor= age space clear to floor... makes this ‘especially suitable for large family. Save 50.00.on this out- standing “buy at.. SORETOT THOTT HHT O OHHH HE OO Hes THE DECORATOR . Hy a =a —~-€6tton— taped edge” with = eS agen eS Sg BY-MAKERS-OF RESTOKRAFT Regular $49.50, EOM Price A high quality mattress with hundreds of resil- = dent-innersprings covered — with pounds of white _ French pre-built borders __and heavy decorator de-- sighed tick, Box Spring $38.88 19.95 (—Kroehler quality construction, —_——Choice of house ‘at 199.95 6.88 | ~~ 236.50 Meerschaum Mahogany Bedroom Suite ———-~ $29.30 Matching Bleed | Birch Bufiet: 19. 95—- —— Se oegpreoge Rs you save $31.95 on this 19.95 — Save 4; on this floor sample extension table by 49.50 12.95 16” x 22" table, which extends to 42”, with two shelves and mel BED 249.50 Grand Rapids Made Kidney Type Sofa Save 50.00 on this fine quality sofa covered with coral 100‘. _hylon matelasse. Curved front and back with matching fringe. One only at....... eeeees 269. 50 Kroehler Nylon Two-piece Suite covered with durable nyion frieze in beige with tufted back. Both daven- port and chair at only... 6. 66ccc2552 252 22kss2es 239.50 Values to 27.50. Group of 19: Occasional Tables Tables in modern ahd eighteenth century design t 6 9 5 in limed oak and mahogany finishes. While they last e _Entire Stock of Pictures Reduced Seiect from Lewts’ large stock of pictures for all purposes .._; excellent Christmas gifts. 20% ait 8.95 Planter Lamps Lovely lamps of black pottery trimmed in brass with __Shades in choice of colors. E. O. M. special at. 259.50 Kroehler Sleeper Sofa A lovely Lawson Sofa in green print with matching kick plait. fedueed W0 OI ence ener siesses SLDDO 269.50 Frieze Kroehler Sleep Lounge Covered ais Jacquard mohair frieze it makes into a com- fortable for two with separate mattress oc» BO. M. priced at only... ..csccccsssesens .. 239. 50 32.95 Rollaway Bed with Innerspring Mattress - A 30” rollaway frame with Le mattress , 27. 9 5 covered with ACA. tick special at. 359.50 Sligh Cross Country Bedroom Suite Save-exactly ': on this nationally acclaimed group in Drift- wood Qak~.. . Consists of full sized bed with cane panel, tabe with table chest, regular 5 drawer chest and 2 nite tables, one only floor 2 47. 7 5 sseeeeeeneentes An extra large triple dresser, full size bed and nite stand in a new lovely blonde finish and you save $37.00 at only.. 199 50 SHH OH OA, SAPSAPESESESOOOOT OH EEE 89. 50 Blond Birch 6-ft. Dining Table A big 6 ft. table gerne other ce in this group, one only to sell at.. 69.50 ‘irri TA CeT wees PI Group with this floor sample piece — reduced to —_—_ 97, 95 ° 44.50 Maple Server . ; 36” serpentine front maple finished server with 3 3 4. 9 roomy drawers at a. substantial saving............ 5 39.50 Blond Birch Dining Table’ McCobb, at only.. eeeReeeseerre Ce ne ee ee 159.50 Gas Range Fine all porcelain full-size with light on top and large oven control. of course. Kawa: on Large 36” by 48” extension table open: leaf. Top is heat-proof ao in your c four comfortable curved back chrome oes to 60” with extra Mave 3000; AV ie emer ceec es ecicee AY. 00 12.95 Metal Over-Sink Cabinet _ _44° width cabinet with four pois doors in _heavy gauge metal. Special at roomy buffet with oice of colors with _ 199.50 | 6.95. 19.75 | or GALORE IN OCCASIONAL AND LOUNGE CHAIRS . . CHROME DINETTES . .. APPLIANCES . . . STEEL CABINETS e with four7ipit top bufners _ oe ‘139.50 _ _ 99.50 Kuehne Krome Five-piece Dinette : . DISCONTIVED ITEMS! REDUCTIONS ON 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES ... SECTIONALS .. . SOFAS ... TABLES... LAMPS... OCCASIONAL PIECES... DESKS. 26.75 Mahogany Cellarette Handy portable cellarette and stand. ars | made. Reduced 10,.....:..+ errs Fer * 89.75 Nine-drawer Kidney Desk — A lovely drawer and antique bronze hardware. One cdl . floor sample . 18. 95 Mahogany Telephone Benches Seven only to go in these fine telephone place for telephone book. Your choice of red or ivory plastic seat. Reduced ta er i ica 27.50 Floor Lamps Fine quality six-way floor larnps—three-candie type—with chrome finish and silk shades. Make excellent Christmas gifts. Reduced to ceed awe een te hes eee -_ 15.95 TV Lamps with Electric Clocks Four only of these with guaranteed el} TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON BEDROOM SUITES . . . O! PIECES... MATTRESSES ... SOFA BEDS . . . SLEEP LOUNGES pte wg co lamps in chrome finish clocks. Save over 'y at.. 245.00 Seafoam Mahogany Bedroom Suite A roomy 56” dauble dresser, full size bed and nite stand ex- quisitely designed with exceptionally styled hardware. Reduced for quick sale at.......... 293. 00 Famous Mengal “Combo” Suite suite that is really a vanity, double dresser, chest d im your choice of limed oak or copper mahogany. ... £49.50 Save on this space Saving suite at.... eee eee eeereenre t 314.50 Modern Twin Bed Szite Exceptional fine quality genuine Sand Mahogany with con- Dresser and 259 cave fronts and chest are-extra wide-and with 2 matching twin beds Teduced $55.00 to...........8 sen seessteceacenn- 109.75 Walnut Chest and Bed Large Modern Walntt 5 drawer chest with __ Matching full size bed. Save at this low price of... 209.50 Modern Bedroom Suite Finished in Morrocan Sand Mahogany consisting of desk | type mw: chair, large chest and full size bed. One only reduced WO. .seccacce oesen kidney sty te desk in genuine mahogany with file . Feduced t0.........-+.-ssssers 59. 95 22.50 . 1.88 . ODD BEDROOM 219, 50 as 179. = 129.50 Large Wing Chair A big beautifully upholstered chair in ied American print You save exactly 810 +r on this one only floor sample...... seessees codecs 95. 00 Mahogany Corner China A 35.50 saving on this fieely constructed china with double giass doors in 18th hdd ereescevecccocesieces aoecegases 195.00 Set of 6 Solid Mahogany Chairs One set only consistin ced redtis much below what you would pay for 12.95 Plastic Vv Chairs _ Well constructed chairs..with easy-to-clean plastic covers in choice of red or green.-Very special for O. M. selling pheed at... eeeee OUTCHHOT EHC CEOS HHO Ee Oe eeeee ~ 29.95 Regency Chairs Comfortable well-styled Regency chairs sphere’ with, gay a Peeettevevses print fabrics in choice. of ‘colors. ; r they: ‘Tast legs . . omy to sell at This modern occasional chair has foam rubber seat and blend . exceptionally comfortable. One 2 eee eee ee ee ee 29, 95, 21.85 Unfinished Four-drawer Chest A exceliently constructed chest 31” wide and 16” deep Goa 36” high of clear damnit pine ready to paint. Reduced t0....+ssee» eee ee ‘Set, eveee 18.95 — “159.50 Palimanatre Lounge Chalr One only floor sample in this extra large comfortable chair finest quality beige 109.95. with biscuit tufted matelasse. Unusual buy only “oe Get vebcdeansdasseceseeseeeeurvveriEE® and covered in TAKE ELEVATOR TO GREATER BUYS IN_DINING ROOM FURNITURE ... iz WOOD DINETTES . . . MAPLE PIECES OF ALL TYPES £ = 69.50 ff --}-populated..Eastern... states. 80, 89.50 men say the reductions won for the most part to the densely where oil company weather experts say. ord.” _ Warmer-than-average weather | {also Sei eaiecs in the industry's huge Midwest market, but held firm. And just as the figured it would, the finally Manet colder. or tet oil, either way, usually has little home heating plants are thermo- homeheating are thermo- staticafly controlled. When it gets. cold, the oi] burner kicks on auto- ++matically, Most people set their thermostats at the comfort level. They -don't--elect to—freeze just +oi] has jumped a quarter of a ‘cent nor do they see any point in overheating the house when prices move | exe. 19.95 . |} —Of far pied impact_on_sales Indian summer held on longest. | Autumn temperatures in the area:}~ have been ‘“‘the highest on rec- a strain on the fuel oily A change in the price of heating 1b because the price of a gallon of}. son, pepting oil, ‘But oil ‘industry ary irs 't last. | re i Hy ce fal over the year-ago total lion barrels. . ‘The build-up of heating F ventories at refinery storage tanks and elsewhere continued | week on hand dclined for the first time this-season, As fuel oil inventories mounted, so did stocks of gasoline. You_can't refine one without_re- fininé the other. : Gasoline nee on hand Nov. volume is the weather itself. A_ change of just one degree in aver- can mean a difference of hundrds of thousands of gallons in the na- | tion's daily ¢ consumption | of home | heating oil. benches. with handy ee Oil pany Statisticians Who” make it their business to keep track-of -such—-matters tells us that the American winter isn't what it age. temperature on_a winter's day; pareac November last year... While three or four weeks—oft numbing cold would be ‘welcomed by oi] men, nobody in the industry lwants a white Christmas. What's desired is a Winter that's dry—as— welj_as—cold, with roads free. of snow and ice and conditions gen- erally favorable for weekend used to be. According to a recent Standard Oit— Co. contemporary winters ere about | four per cent warmer than the, such natural phenomena as . Lage of glaciers, migration of fish | lines, there’ s every reason to to be- winters of 50 years-age.And,_says | Jersey Standard, — judging from | Yule and northward recession of timber+ Romeos 3.99 Men's Gtses @ te 12 Kinney’s | 3 N. Saginaw St. X54 —study,+bination.” one New York oil man | said, _ “Unfortunately, tt rarely ~ ; happens.” Gifts for Tiny Girl 1. Jewel box lined with toiletries. 2. -Plastic and terrycloth sham- poo goggles. 3. Parasol. 4 Miniature brush and comb set. 5. Inexpensive, but faney-ring,— é. Chiid's = with rece | ords. ' 7. Ice skates. 8. Humorous clock for her seem. | 9. Small-size leather, purse. 10. Monogrammed handkerchief. 7 4] 2. 995) 0 19.95! SEE THESE CARPET BUYS |} FINE FURNITU RE | 62-70 South Saginaw St. yr 68 EXTRA SPECIAL 4 "x ‘18 SAMPLE RUGS _ - Values to $5.00. FFT TTT ++ $79.50 — | 46" 2,9? CREEN AXMINSTER .....$27.00 6'3” 212" BURCUNDY AXMINSTER .$39.50 de mer TONG ON TONG oeey AXMINSTER. +-$79.50- 4% Seer e sss $1 95. TODD'S Proudly Present = tee toe the Smart Look _ in Fall and . Winter Dress Flats. tn all Popular Autumn Shades. _ } “wenn” ended Nov. 14, when stocks — week and 1% million in mid- o s Black Calf and Suede Combine. tion, Brown Calf and Suede ——_ Combination, or Red Calf, - $9 | | thought and greiaeabetniats “For the __one's “The General,” famous Civil War locomotive. Pieces are plas- tic, numbered for easy assembling. Scale Models Recreate Famous Scenes From Days Long Past Toys and hobby kits that scale history down to model size seem slated for a big play this Christ- mas. Sants 1953 pack contains a gen- erous sprinkling of build-it-yourself kits, made to order for young- _Sters’ enjoyment, There are, among others, kits for construc- _ tion of Civil War locomotives, 18th-Century coal stoves, Colonial tester beds, Salem rockers,. and Pennsylvania Dutch wardrobes, (ideal for dolls with old-fashioned ideas). — Transportation rolls right un- der the Christmas tree in the ‘ form “Ot every type of early American transportation, from the surrey-with-the-fringe-on-top, to the Staniey steamer. The General, famous battle lo- comotive of Civil War days, is featured in a kit with 60 all-plastic numbered along with* an all-plastic set of its Confederate opposite number, a hand-car’ that figured in the battle of the rails. Both these scale models are de- signed to run on O-gauge track when assembled. A leaflet is in- cluded givirig the history of these - famous Civil War models. Young collectors, 1953 vintage, | have a zealous. accurate appre- ciation of the fine points of an- tique vehicles and other Ameri- _~eana that used to-be -strictly the concern of adult antiquarians. Collectors’ items such as an authentic scale-model prairie schooner are featured in the - gtores._A- Springfield freighter and a ranch buggy — large are also available. Booklets—telling the history of these pioneer vehicles are includ- ed with the toys. There’s growing enthusiasm, too, of old time sulkies, niture for payicons and doll house use. For dolls there's a complete bedroom set in Colonial style in- ~_ Guding a tester bed for-a big doit: ~~ And the line of old-time coat and wood ‘stoves with cast-iron pots and coal scuttles is another phase / of the revivial-of-early Americana in-toy.form, _ if Pontiac Man Appeals _ $20,000 Judgment Martin L. Freeman, 57, of, 525 | Harper St. appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court Tuesday to reverse a $20,000 damage judgment against him as the result of a traffic ac- cident. George B. Harms, 34, of Hooper, Neb., was awarded a $20,000 judy- ment against Freeman by a Craw- ~ ford Count distrigt court. A truck owned by Freeman and driven by _ Clinton Ridgeway swerved into the __path | of his truck, Harms said. Freeman says the accident hap pened Feb. 17, 1951, near Denison, Towa. Harms filed suit tor damages to his trick—and-Hvestock—and—werk4 time he tost asa result of the} : — mis hap. To Dedicate Hi High School _. LUDINGTON-—Dr, Charles L. HISTORY comes alive—Children will like scale model kits. This|.. Hobby Kits Give} History a Lift | ~enough for real play activity, 7 people of Asia and Africa. U.S. people use about 55 times as much oil per Capita as do the {costly gift | gift. should be reflected in the notte = fun to.experiment. 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This is the third year that’ the Save the Children Federation and a magazine (Seventeen) have spon- sored their Christmas Dol! Contest. And this year, American teenagers will produce 40,000 dolls for needy kids, turning a dull Christmas into a doll Christmas. Through the cooperation’ of 47 department stores throughout the U. S., teenagers buy a doll kit for 25 cents. Inside is a man's sock, a rubber face, a sheet of directions and an entry tag. The top of the ‘sock—the ribbed part —is cut off to become the arms, the toe of the sock becomes the head and the doll sits down on what was once the sock's heel. Confusing, but it works. The doll-maker then tries to devise an ingenious costunie, to fit one of three categories for prizes — either a baby doll, a fashion doll or a character doll. Regional contests are held, and the 150 regional winners are sent to New York—for—final__judging. Doree Greene, who looks barely past her teens herself, runs the contest and daily unpacks cartons of stuffed socks at her office. — a anything that looks store-bought, so all these are home-made from the sock out. For hair, most of the contestants -|use yarn, but there were some with real hair and others with feathers and thread and fur and Despite the fact-that they all start with the same little rubber face, the resultant dolis all seem — different. Some of the girls stuff — them a little fuller titan others, producing fat dolls. Some add freckles or mustaches and some change the original blue of the eyes to brown. ® After the contest, all the dolls will be sent to little girls who are. currently, doll-less. Most will go to France, Italy, Greece, Fin land, Lebanon, Western Germany, Austria and Korea and parts of rural U. S. They'll ‘all get where they’re going by Christmas. 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At right, an for Casual Wear Jerseys and Sweaters Rate “High on List| Certain to Please For thousands of gift shoppers each December, men are the hard- __ cording 46 oné nationwide shop- pers’ ice. And one solution to the problem, est of all to check off the gift list _ with- something appropriate, ac- this service continues, is to give a man a present that will make him say: ‘ “T’'ve wanted this fora long time. but I'd certainly never have bought it for myself.” Cut with the customary shawl collar and tiebelt, these jackets extend to just below the hips. A typical handsome version js in a. check, navy and light gray, with . the navy repeated in the cuff and collar trim. 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Layne has been a controversial | upon thenr duting the annual pre-Thanksgiving turkey chase at a country club in Nevele Fails, N.Y. the least. : announced over the public address | System in Briggs Stadium. it's | quarter eck: -Many Betroit fans feel that he is not a top quarterback, and that: {usually accompanied by_a_chorus | to say the team would do better with a different signal-caller. _Others, meanwhile, feel Layne is the key man in the Lions’ attack, _{and without him the team wouldn't élick. At Le rate, when his name is of cheers and booes—mostly booes. This is, in a way, difficult to | understand. Layne is the club's teading passer, That's understoad. He does all the passing. — But he’s also the leading run- ner on the team, and that’s an oddity fer a quarterback. Layne has rushed for 306 yards, com- pared to 268 for Bob Hoernsche- meyer and only 215 fer Doak Walker, both teammates. | The Layne controversy flared so jhot that a local. television station tasked its viewers to send in-their+ /opinions of Layne. They. divided | the factions, rather cleverly, into the ‘Layne lovers” and the ‘“‘Bob- It’s not likely that this proved _{anything—except perhaps sell a} few more television sets—but it ‘certainly focused additional atten- tion on Layne. His every move will be watched. . Layne has completed 95 of 215 passing attempts for a 442 per - |centage, He's gained 1.580 yards tand tossed for 12 touchdowns. ; Fifteen of his passes were inter- cepted. So there you-haveit-—Are—you a “Bobby booer”’ or a ‘‘Layne lover"? Bitter Aggies Meet Longhorns Seeks to Salvage a Win Over Favorites to End Losing Streak COLLEGE STATION. ex, W— ‘Texas Aggies, bitter and angry over a 4-game losing streak, tele- scope their football campaign into) a slashing 60 minutes against hard-riding Texas today in an ef- fort to salvage the season and at the same time kick their arch enemies out of the Southwest con- ference race. Vietory over the mighty Long- | horns would be the sweetest. yet and would ease a lot of aches and pains in Aggieland. United Press Phote 4 ‘Splinter’ Has 337 Round Trippers to Lead Kiner in Career Statistics i Streaks Ended NEW YORK (®—Now that John ball's pipe and slippers fraternity, Ted Williams has taken over as the major leagues’ home run king, with Ralph Kiner close behind. LJ * * Williams has 337 homers. He hit 13 last season after his return from* Korea. Kiner, who clubbed 35 in 953, has a total of 329, figures “Connipiedbyfre-Acsociated Press showed today. Mize ralicped 359. * « . Stan Musial, not usually re- garded as a distance hitter, ranks third in the lifetime statistics | among active players. He has 257 homers, including the 30 he hit + —during_the last campaign.” _—_ He is followed by Vern ——_ Orioles, 236; Hank--Sauer, Cubs,” 191: Sid Gordon, Braves, 183; Bobby Thompson, Giants, 181; and Andy Pafko, Braves, 180. Wings, Leafs Clash — at Olympia DETROIT UP) — Detroit-Red __Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs battle it -out at_Olympia tonight] for 2nd ptace--in the National Hockey league. Thanksgiving clash will mark.the first time in 91 games that the | Red Wings take the ice..without |» Bob Goldham. The veteran de- fenseman has an infected cut on; _his_ arm and doctors ordered him sidelined until the wound heals. | /— Sixth Place Teams‘in - HL Arousing Interest . clubs seldom create any excite: “ent in a@ nine-team-teap—but- thev are today in the International Hockey League. “CINCINNATY "Sixty ptace}— lin’ NBA Action Hawks Beat Ft. Wayne. for First Victory in Ten. Starts By ‘THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A-16igame losing streak and a six-game winning streak in the Na- tional Basketball Assn. were at an end: today after a night of upsets. Milwaukee's low flying Hawks, who hadn't won a game since they surprised Minneapolis in the sea- sen's opener, outlasted the Fort Wayne Pistons 64-58. Don Sunder- | lage, one-time Illinois star, scored 24 points in the Tawks* -second-vie-- | tory in 12 games, ———— At Boston the” ‘Baltimore Bullets won their third game in 12 starts, | trimming Syracuse 66-58 in a pos- Tsession battle and the Boston-Cel- tics defeated the New-York Kaicle} | erboc kers 96-34. : ead ed * The Knicks had won six—in—a+- swer to the high scoring talents of Easy Ed MacAuley, who get-28 } points, and Bob Cousy, who con- Htributed 20. » Baltimore acai its scoring among 10 players with Jim Frit- sche getting 11 points to top the list. The Bullets led all the way. ‘ ‘Post-Season Bow! Lineups. NEWYORK (UP) — Lineup of post-Season bowl games as it now __[ Shapes up: Thanksgiving Day: CORN BOWL, Bloomington, Tt: ern Hiineis State Cetlege vs lews Wes- ei ee eent. Nisatia, Cel—Laverne <_—— vs College of Seqteias, 6: RE + RIGERATOR BOWL. Evansville, row but they couldn't find an an- |° Penn-Cornell Tilt Today ‘Swan Song’ PHILADELPHIA «® — George Munger ends 16 years of coaching University of Pennsylvania football squads today as the Quakers meet traditional rival Cornell at Frank- lin Field. The tough, “Suicide” sched- ule Penn played this fall was its only losing season under Mun- ger. The Red and Blue defeated defeated 79-Y ear-Old y Hopes to Get Another Moose LUNENBURG, Nova Scotia (—1 Each year since he started hunt- ing 70-year-old -W.—S. Sarty has. bagged his deer limit. fe still has ene — ambition,— “‘to_get ! another crack at a fnicose before { I'm too old to travel."’ This year Sarty kept his deer hunting record intact by getting his limit of two, each with—one shot on the same day. “That was nothine-at all,” says. Vy. “tf tike-deer—hunting but: you “take moose hunting — that’s the sport.” Unfortunately for ‘Sarty, moose +hunting has been ‘banned in Nova | Scotia for many years. Duck, Goose Hunting, oe Ends in State _ LANSING w—Today is the last other. waterfowl! in Michigan, and the long Indian summer-has-seri~| | ously held down the_kill. 7 ~€onservation department observ- | ers reported that the mild, pleas=7 ant fall was ruinous for waterfowTT in hunters. -Migrating birds need cold, blus- tery weather send theni into But Texas, scenting unexpected title—is a solid favorite te slam | | the Aggies for the 13th time in | 14 years. Texas can clinch part of the! title by erasing its deep rivat in’ this big game of the year for both teams—and it might mean a spot | in the Cotton Bowl. What happens | at Houston Saturday when Baylor | and Texas fight it out will tell | whether the Longhorns are to be | around on Jan. 1, for Munger Vanderbilt, Penn State and Navy, but lost to California, Ohio State Michigan, Notre Dame and Army. a: Cornell enters its 60th contest with Penn as Ivy—League cham- pion with a 43-1 record but Penn is favored by ‘14 points to ‘beat (South Carahing | | A j Virginia Military Institute leaks | in Big Battles Texas Shoots for Share of SW Honors Against Aggies By BEN PHLEGAR NEW YORK W®—Football fans | who once feasted on a fat Thanks- igiving Day schedule were teft. with enly a few traditional bones -to pick today. » LJ Just ao and South Carolina | ‘from the top 20 teams will be busy. - The Longhorns ‘from Austin shoot for at least a ghare-of the South- west Conference title in their an- Press ‘Gets. Munn today de “open door” policy on practice ses- sions for his Rose Bow! football Munn said West Coast writers would get the same break on prac- tice sessions as those from the Midwest and-other parts of the country. This reverses the policy of other Big Ten schoels to make the trip recently and also re- verses Munn’s recent announce- ment that only home team writ- ers would be allowed past the practice gates. Munn said he had not yet worked out definite plans ‘“‘but hoped to arrive at a solution which will be satisfactory to all.’ i- “We have to get a job done, so some practice sessions will be ate-sonch Biagia Min ISSAY Ge Even freak n | one — Midwest-as-weil- as Pacitic Coast press,”=Munn said, open to all accredited press resentatives Siping ip thiay The pattern remains to be worked out, -but my idea right now is to have three or four Sessions: a@ week open to the press.” “I see no reason to discrimin- ate against any regional section of the press,” -Munn-—declared. “What goes for one group will go for all. _. “i have many Ss 7 Pes among the West Coast sport writers, radio and TV men,” Munn sald. “I want to welcome them around jost as“ much as our Midwest press group. “Through my association with the West Coast men while coach- ing the east team in the past two East-West Shrine games, I estab- lished the friendiiest kinds of con- tacts. These | wish to continue,” i closed, so I mean closed to every- nual battle with Texas A&M at| College Station: . * s 1% ‘At the moment Texas —is—tied for the league lead with Baylor urday. The conference winner , ‘plays host in the Cotton Bow | The runnerup could probably go! ito the Gator Bowl if It wanted to: > Texas ranked seventh in the na- tion. is favored over the Aggies by a eouple of touchdowns. South Carolina, the only team to beat bow!-bound West Virginia, should wind up its best season in years with a decision over Wake Forest at charlotte, N. -C. Gamecocks rank 15th in the latest Associated Press poll. . 8 * _ The nation's television fans get their” first Jook of the season at the game--as-“it's played in the Skyline Contereare: The attraction beaten in ieague play in 12, games, against Brigham Young at Salt Lake City. Game time is 3 p.fm., EST. 2 * ® The East offers a pair of tradi- tional games—Cornell vs. Penn at Philadelphia and Colgate vs. Brown at Providence, R. I. Penn will be playing its only Ivy League foe of the season and is favored by at least two touchdowns. Brown hasn't beaten Colgate since 1949 and probably won't today, This is a morning game, Penn's contest “will be the last for G ——— Munger as head coach. “military classic of the | South” between: Virginia Tech and | like one of the closest contests, Big Six’ title. The series dates back to 184. Ld * * Detroit and Wichita wind up their Missouri Valley seasons at Wichita and Wyoming, paced by Joe Mastrogiovanni, rates the nod over Denver at Denver in another Skyline Conference game-—— Th College of the Pacific enter- | tains Utah State, Mississippi Southern is at Chattanooga and Miami of Ohio at Cinctrnati the Big Red for the 42nd time. Cornell has won 15 times in the _ series and tied twice. Though a member of the mythi- cal Ivy League, Penn wasn't eli- gible to defend its 1952 title “- Fad as Real cause Cornell "is its only league! NEW YORK.— One All-Ameri- opponent this year. “ : Although ending his career as ua nskes) snotheten Don Dohoney ceach, Munger ig staying on at? has had many g days,’ says Penn to become head of its depart- | Biggie Munn of -Michigan State, ‘ment of physical education. 1 but his best was against Min- | It bros likely he will main- | Nesota this season when this fine ' Interest inthe football - end-ted-the way in. stopping Paul ‘squad and offer his assistance! _. = to his yet unnamed successor. Giel as he hadn't been stopped before. Giet gained no more than 23 yards on_20 tries, was thrown for—repeated_osses_by _Dehoney. “Against Michigan, Doheney. personally broke up a_ scoring! drive with the score 146 in our favor that might have changed | the entire com- plexion of the = He threw ~for—two+ ‘Son-of Former — Major Leaguer Is Top Lineman * COLLEGE PARK, Md. (P Bill Walker, son of a former big — i f t way to, becoming big time college foc Walker was picked the Asso- ciated Press lineman of the week when ‘Michigan had a first down for his play last Saturday. * hae . against Alabama although it is proves an ois his first year of varsity football j at Maryland. -ftig father, Joseph, put in sixt does not have to eens that Don Dohoney ive! pass catcher | ‘to attain All-America stature, “His pass catching record isn't ’ adds Coach Munn, “bug that is “because he has been | used little as a receiver. Hist Louis- Cardinals" about 25 years ago as a first baseman. ~The 20-year-old Bill alse—starred | ; in baseball at Munhalt—high—in | West Mifflin, Pa., as well as foot- ball and basketball. ‘Stopping Giel Rated M SC straight losses| | fielders in his time with the Sox, All-America | more valuable as an aid to Pass receivers." Dohoney is among the many | | extraordinary mbatants who with the de of the pla- toons quickty —showed—that—they. could go both ways, He was a truly great defensive end as a sophomore and junior, when Michigan State played exclusive- ly —two-platoon. _ “This fall he made the best ad- justment of ariyone on the team,” testifies -Frofessor_Munn. Munn. Dom DiMaggio Gets. BOSTON — Bespectacled his own request, his uneonditional release from the Boston Red Sox. The Sox sald waivers had been obtained, at Dom's urging from all Clubs. DiMaggio, one of baseball's best quit baseball in the spring after getting a late start — of filness. a Lawrence, Mass. down field blocking made him 4 b and Rice who play each other Sat- | The. | Jai-Alai, Dog Races Also Contribute to Scholarships giery—a te lor Gs | The winner will clinch the Virginia |. a “He-hesgone into business in| — AP Wirephote | UM °’34 CAPTAIN—Ted Cachey, | fiery little guard from Chicago, was selected by his mates to cap- ‘tain the University of Michigan football team next season. Florida Tracks Assist College Student Funds MIAMI, Fla. & — Florida col-— leges can give thanks today for | horse and dog racing and jai-alai which last year brought them $367,716 and should net even more. in the coming season. Tropical. Park opens the horse racing season tomorrow and the, first three days of its operation colleges. Opening day, offering the $10,006 Inaugural handicap at five and a half furlongs, is ex- pected te bring out some 12,000 te 15,000 for the nine race pro- Sone A rtion of the day's go to thé University— oes Miami, under the law setting up charity days. Saturday's proceeds, earmarked for the University of Florida schol- | arship fund, also should bring in a sizeable sum. The $7,500 De Soto handicap is the feature at- traction. r On Monday,p-roceeds from | Tropical Park will. be earmarked as Hialeah's—contribution—to—_the | University of Florida scholarship fund. Hialeah asked for two schol- arship days at its own track but rich middle of the racing season. The scholarship fund, adminis- tered by the—state board of con- racing in the four years it has been 3rd Period Splurge Wins for Rangers’ 6 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS _ New York Rangers take on the Boston Burins—tonight—in—the—2nd_, | game-of- -a_home and home series tional Hockey In the only game last night Rangers cut Boston's 4th to five points with a 5-3 victory. Chavez Defeats Canadian King aré earmarked for the benefit of | the supreme court—said—the—law | — prohibited scholarship days in the: trol, has received $885,145 from the jaw passed in. ‘with a chance to move within three + points of the 4th place in the Na- | League. Fast-Punching Unanimous Decliien. | Moves Coast Fighter Nearer. Title Scrap SAN FRANCISCO w — Fast. | punching Eddie Chavez of San — Jose, who beats lightweight cham- ° pions but wears no boxing crown, .pwas a step closer to a title bout | today following his impressive 10- | ” Tround” win~here—tast night over Arthur King of Toronto. | es ° « * " The poker-faced California Mexi- ; can gave Canadian champion King a severe going over at Winterland Arena in a_ nationally televised | + fight, , . In the same arena last January, — , Chavez chalked up a 1@-round de- | cision over the world’s title holder, |Jimmy Carter, but the latter's crown was nof at stake. | | _ There was no argument as to | the winner between Chavez, 13612. ‘and King, 137. The referee and” {two judges were unanimous in | awarding the decision to 23-year- | | old Chavez. The Associated Press — also had -him out in front. | * * * California scores 11 points to the ‘round. Judges Eddie James and Very Bybee called it 584 to 5l'z. while Referee Ray Flores saw it | 57% to 32%. The AP also had it 57 to 52%. * . | ' | | 'Biggie’s Book Doesn't Tell How to Stop Spartans EAST LANSING (®—There's a) new -book out that UCLA coach Red Sanders should find interest- Its entitled ‘‘Michigan State's +iaultiple offense” and the author is football coach Biggie Muna of the Rose Bow]-bound Spartans. The book is chockspll of text ; Michigan State's many- -pronged of- fense. “The only thing he doesn't tell... one_coach complained, “is | stop Michigan State.” "The—book—_is_dedicated - “to all. the players with whom I have be- ;come associated in football, men with courage and faith and red- blooded enough to play in a won- derful game of physical combat.” : ‘Contest Suggested for trish; Maryland SAN FRANCISCO W—A March | of Dimes official proposes a char ity football game between Notre. Dame and Maryland, the nation’s No. 1 and 2 teams. Dan Marovich, March of Dimes western fund-raising chairman. said he wired the Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, president of Notre — Dame and Harry C. Byrd, presi- .dent_of Maryland, yesterday ask- ing them to give serious consider- hation- to* the proposal. = He wants the game in Cali- * fornia’s _ Memorial Stadium— at Berkley. He didn’ t suggest a date. _ The Marion, Ohio, Barons and’; Iné—Sem Houston State ve Bast Teas* the marsh edgts for shelter and st |.New-York rallied for three I Louisville Shooting ‘Stars, tied for} "New year's eee alsé into, the hunters’ guns. Eyes Receiving, Punt Crowns Ha the ard period as Wally lag It's Time Out! sixth spot. a in the midst of ge sau ty OCA rs. oe) Sress vee weet = sheimer. broke a 33 tie at 9:48 : winning streaks. But Toledo, also| ORANGE BOWL, Miam —Mary-| up" in open water are vir- iT I di id | sb ] af +5. Py de ‘of the final stanza. It was the Ged oe sixth, has played five land. vs _Ouibons. Orleans, Ls.— | tually impossible to get at. wo n 1 Vi1 ua it es an- = rovi &- —=tst goal-in three games and 7th) [~ —- games without a victory. 4 cons a ‘West Virginia, | Diep tions soap lied eadlioenl r O ti foewer for the pint sized| > ~————Sfarone’parent cb, Cleveland of | 4st pth Sgr pntinamy no soae Georgia C | for Poor Seaso a Loman League, § sent, three | ranaement: warring Rick. Bevler” ted conditions have held down the take. dg. NnSO a 10n Or ‘OOr FA. ik ret a : one saa five xara alia rite tor Fneme team (id: Wes = Titans Can aa ch — NEW YORK ®—Two different ; | Buck, who ends iis season today leadershipe are tat from settled, iF umbles on. ‘Snowy F ield_ 444 ek “9 asare vated —[individual-championships—ean_pro- ragainat_Uiah Stat ate, lor. even on sieves : rn TANGERINE. powl, ” orien a4, Fla — Titans an ine vide Georgia with some ‘coraota-| Ne other contender. te still_active, [Ve of vad Costly i = Je J Setback a Eight Spartans Awarded * ‘Cioan BoD, Tompe, Fin Le Creeee, tion for a miserable football season Bratkowski has a 42.6yards-per-|has covered 4ST yards with punt} LINCOLN, Neb. —The Falls | |/\§ ~ Cross Country Letters "Tater ‘censrarrstton="aulahame ‘North. Aitl are y when: it ends its campaign against and kick-off runbacks, but he's|City, Neb. high school football | \J- ‘ Y -eastern, Florida State, Tampa, Georgia Tech Saturday. |jdue to be overtaken by Notre! team would like to know if any- EAST LANSING ® — Eight ma-- ee Peru State, "isa Mis- - WICHITA, Kan, (UP)—De -——Facle- a Dame’s Johnny Lattner, now third ‘body can tie this: 98 er : - = fetters were awarded today to" tNs snneunrements-frem Gator Bewl,| Titans will gain a share of tead in pass catching and Zeke Hwtth428—but—with-two-games-to}—It_went_into_its 4 2 oe manier: ot ‘Gu Miciigsa Sate | Sen Bowl. we Bewts "Orange | Blewsem | ee aH -Bratkowski, who is trying to over- beaten. The field was snowy. : er ate cross country’ team that won the | Pew! Lien Bewl, Burley | they whip Wichita in a holiday; haul Stanford's Bob Garrett for -Lattner_also_seems a cinch for| Falls City tumbled 10 times, los. Big Ten and IC4A team titles. Beet and Freee : ~ | gridiron--clash today. the national title in major-college the kick-off runback championship, | ing the ball each time. It also lost |.) 6—Clt(‘<é«‘sS ETON C'S CORY’. —___ tt She ae) Letters went te Ken Barley, |} ———-_NHL_STANDINGS A Detroit win would throw the | passing, ts also a hot—contender |+ _detending — 1, | since he has 331 yards on only|the ball game-18-0. é a = =e 3. Ron Bart. ©. remn £ ithaare} National: paced ESS bes dere | conference championsht into a tie | for punting honors, NCAA Service a as eight returns, - an amazing 41.4 a eae victorious Fairbury | Ki : —— =u Calgar ee Tek Jarrett, Arge, He; —_ wet PGF GA, ‘petween: “Fitans-and. Oklahoma+2 ureat—statistic vealed today wim 9 82 ment | mark f average. 1) High ied five times—but re- 5 re peers et ee “apps | ie 4h A & M, a team which Detroit = He'llhave- ax, i s SOmY's_ t0_top_oltensive | covered Sour ——— a bd a7 gent lrenweed went ie Torey | ueTamte ccteee te 3 & ts 48 downed 18-14-earlier-in_the season. hag lo times, and maintain his average backs, Paul Larson-ot=California}———_-—— iS Blech. Garand "Rapids: Gaylord Penstow, ee pa ‘ ui i 13 a PA rapa a dela le ro its 10_, _— a. cumen tel Othe agra cory rome Sat-| - Garrett. are_cneivo i Bese Manager 3 ‘Hanlon led the ~“Okay;-Army-has-ite-mule,Nav) : ry, Ont.; | Chteage isa xf . is players are in ‘top shape Carson caught er vidual. department picked | Dodgers pennants in 1899) its goat, but T say your mascot is— ; fee Cary pte Mt + Senn ond man cee Woe ee ai their season finale, 663 yards. College of Pacific's sific's Ken urday if he is to be a factor. off nine,-Larson. sit. —-~. J gnd 1900.‘ a deliberate trick!” will serve as head-basketball coach ~ Heights football coaching staff the last three games this fall by way Mates Mt ~ Without Coach. in 26 Years MUSKEGON HEIGHTS #—For} the first time since 1927-28 veteran coach Osciir E. (Okie) Johnson Jobnason, suffering from a back injury, is expected to un- dergo an operation that will keep him quiet until spring. © The Heights board of education today announced that C. P. Zeig-}- ler, aformer Muskegon coach and currently a teacher and director of the city recreational program, during Johnson's absence. _Zeigler was an assistant on the! latter part of the season after John- ~ son Was injured domonstrating to7- his players how to throw a block, Johnson ‘‘attended’ his team’s of a bedside radio. INS Names Kline to All-Midlands 11 Pontiac's Dave Kline, quarter- back at University of Detroit, was named Wednesday by the Inter-j- national News Service to the all- midlands football honor squad. Players from- the Big Seven and Missouri Valley Conference make up the team. With Kline in the backfield are Oklahoma's—Lafry ‘Grigg, Veryl Switzer of Kansas State and Earl Lunsford of Oklahoma A&M. On the line are ends Gary Kna- felc of Colorado and Max Boydston ef Oklahoma, tackles Buddy Gil- lioz of Houston and Jerry Minnick of Nebraska, guards J, D. Rob- erts of Oklahoma and Terry Rob- erts of Missouri and cen't-~ Krt Burris of Oklahoma. Spoons were made from the ‘Johnson Will Miss First |’ Muskegon Cage Season | | MSC. Officials Study Ts Penadean EAST LANSING (UP) — Class- at— behavior by students Sunday night [Rose Bowl berth touched off a loud Meanwhile, athletic officials con- tinued to work on plans for Rose Bowl participation. Y “This is all new to us, of course, Plans for Jan. 1 Test! other Big Ten officials on Mjchigan officials. title. Despite pleas that Spartan boost- ers withhold ticket requests until two-day visit to. Wisconsin and Illi- | & s|nois where they conferred with | © -+ot-the-Pasadena-trip. In-addition, += Warren Burt; Spartan ticket) > . |manager, went to Ann Arbor|) ‘TTuesday to diseuss ticket hand-| ling procedure with University of |” Tony Trabert was ranked No. 1 by the U.S. Lawn Tennis As- sociation early in 1952. Last January he was unranked and later won the National singles Z TWENTY-THREE POINTER—Roy William of AP Wirephote Alpena proudly displays his 23-point buck taken of the largest racks of eraceparted tome far, this near Sunset Lake, just west. of. Alpena... This is one | year. eoawaee, Dm. Cm. : Vee |.and found it deed on the outskirts Only three pitchers who be- Carries Leal Easy Way ot town. Burger was tired and his| gan the 1951 season with Cin- DUNSMUIR, Calif. @) — Hunter) cap- was tar, far away. So he|cinnati are-still with the Red-| A. W. Burger “wounded a deer on | called a cab, loaded in the deer legs—Ken Raffensberger, Herm] Mt. 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His oxygen intake while swimming was the highest of 25 swimmers put through a series of analytical tests. Don Raleigh of the New York | Rangers ts the lightest player |in the National Hockey League. Leahy’s Usual Quartet for Annual Tilt With Southern ‘Cal LOS ANGELES i — Southern California's Trojans take a virtual holiday today, awaiting a Thanks- giving noon dinner and the later arrival of Notre Dame for their annual intersectional game Satur- -day. All was relatively quiet on the USC campus, with only an informal limbering up drill slated for the athletes. Coach Jess Hill said the squad is in fair shape for the Irish,” although several are still ham- +e some extent by a _va- if i | Hate ai z re —/ With the games of today and’ this ‘Not Expected to ‘Start Saturday. He weighs 148 pounds. weekend, we reach the end of the} Van Fleet. Helos! 'Get Army ‘Up’ Back on 1914 Cadets? Ex-Korean Commander to Speak at Rally WEST POINT, N. Y., A halt- back on one of Army's greatest | 2 teams, Gen. 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(®—Jockey McDaniel jumped their world win -records for one year to 454 and 196 respectively at ‘Bay ‘Meadows yesterday. Shoemaker had two a Mr. | Bam $3.50 and Fighting Jane $6.40, both trained by McDaniel. The ME | trainer also saddled Sigrra Grey $5.60, ridden by Bill Pearson. _Imbros,_winner_of- aces at Hollywood last sum-_ mer, is the probable favorite in Handicap for 3-year-olds at 6 fur- longs. ; + Annual AP All-State 11’s Will Be Named Tuesday DETROIT @® — Tony. Branoff ae Bol . « . Duncan MacDonald . - Ellis Duckett... Don Dohoney . All “top football stars, both. in i high school and college. We know these players as stand- outs with both Michigan and Mich- igan State. Yet, it was only a few years that they were honored by Press’ ‘all-state high school teams. But what about-the stars of the El Centro, California ., Invites MSC to Train | today’s. $10,000-added San Jose | winning -berths on the Associated | 54 joined forces in treeing this 25- pound Canadian lynx, held by :| Elmer Gregg of McCarron, Mich., who killed the animal near his - home. The lynx apparently had been in a trap at one time because all but one of its toes on the right hind leg was missing. U. S. Chemist Belgian Cage Team Member GHENT, - Belgium (® — An American chemist, now studying here to become a doctor, is play- ing with the “Hellas— Club” of Ghent. It is one of this country’s best teams. The youth is 24-year-old Martin Berger of Newark, N. J. He came ihere_recently with his wi nd daughter to study medicine at Ghent University. Berger's father, a former _pro- him the game. The medical stu- dent played with Rutgers as well as the. St. -Louis -and Pittsburgh University squads when he was in the states. Bowling Results — LEAGUE Al's Aute i ‘iitiman’s rai. 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S. team doesn't swing at Brisbane against either Belgium or India in the inter-zone final but should the injury prove serious it} would hamper Capt. Billy Talbert's plans for rounding his. American squad into condition. * * Seixas was scheduled to meet. Bill Gilmour, Australian _ junior champion, in the opening round * } of the Victorian: i Championships-to-}— day but. awaited another’ examina- tion before deciding whether to pass_up_—the tourney or request a postp +. _ The Philadelphian’ who with snement of the: —— == = mf 8 Ress | t fees — =a efony— Trabert of Cincinnan wit! carry the United States hopes in Davis Cup play, pulled up lame in a practice match yesterday. -* s * @ The Victorian tournament fs the last major test before the Davis Cup inter-zone and chalienge round matches, India meets Belgium at Perth starting next Thursday. 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Telegraph Rd., Pontiac FE 2-4907 §| 2 :|Coaching Post- With Dodgers _Lavagetto Also Denies Report He Will Manage + Montreal Farm OAKLAND, Calif. (INS)—Harry “Cookie’ Lavagetto confirmed to- | day that he has resigned asa: Brooklyn coach but denied a New York report which said he would | become manager of Montreal, part | of the Dodger baseball farm sys- | tem, Lavagetto is expected to join | the Oakland club as a coach ‘under manager Chuck Dressen | who quit Brooklyn after the World Series in_a_contract rew. “T talked with the Brooklyn of- fice Monday,"' Lavagetto reported, “and nobedy sala anything to me about going to Montreal. So I doh't figure the deal is on. “I decided to resign when re- porters began-ealling me about the | Montreal report. 1} made me madi when I didn't know anything about | it, Would I still take the job if it No, were offered to me? |Rocky Off to Honolulu SAN FRANCISCO u—Heavy- | weight champion Rocky Marela- , no teft-yesterday by Philippine air tines fer Honoluit: and the ist of-# series of exhibition fights on. a tour to the Far East. ND ToYLA MeN COMPLETE SELECTION om (+) Gifts 'z0)" EVERYONE / GENUINE IM Powerful mixer mixes Sete down theo FEATHERWEIGHT! PORTED - Bevo Gets First Test of New Cage Sedson son, +. ‘ - a Sey ~_- ais = Lalted Press ‘Phete | BIRDIES!—Birdies of a different sort were | Worsham cieft), Dr. Cary Middlecoff and Byron bagged by three nationally known golfers as duck | season opened recently at Memphis, Tenn. Lew | limit. Nelson were among those lucky ones who got their night when Bevo and his Rio Grande teammates open the 1953- 54 season against Erie Tech. - Bevo's first target of the new year is the Memorial Auditonum single-game*scoring record of 22 points, set by Larry O'Connor of Canisius College last season against John Carroll. BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP)—Top question of the last basketball sea- “just bow good is Clarence (Bevo) Francis?’’, comes up for the start of a second review to- ‘Hat Trick’ Aids Marion MARION, Ohio w — Wingman Jerry Prince pulled the hat trick, scoring three times, as Marion de- feated the Grant Rapids Rockets 7-1 in an International Hockey League game last night, ‘Mountaineer il Named to Face Georgia Tech Southern Teams Tangle in Sugar Bowl Contest on Jan. 1 NEW ORLEANS (p—West Vir- ginia will match its powerful of- fense and reluctant refense against Georgia Tech's speedy backfield in the Sugar Bowl here New Year's The West Virginians, who were selected yesterday for their first major football bowl game, are in four statistical departments. Georgia Tech's colorful Engi- neers, selected Monday for their tenth bow] appearance and ‘their third in the Sugar Bowl, have rolled up slightly better than 298 yards per game in 10 outings and have a game left with Georgia in the season finale Saturday. West Virginia, beaten -only by South Carolina in a completed nine game schedule, holds top place in the Southern Conference in total toffense, total defense, rushing of- “Hense per game and rushing de-| fense per game. The edge in both |.offense and defense statistics indi- cate the Mountaineers have a well- balanced team. ‘The Sugar Bowl committee made _ | its selection of West Virginia short- ly after indicating it would wait until after Saturday's games. But tle announcement came with little leading the Southern Conference | ‘Amos of ‘Detroit tonight in the Amos, newly crowned state light heavyweight champion, has won 50 ef 60 pro fights. of the heavyweight rankings. In the past year he was stopped by Ezzard Charles and Dan Buc- ceroni, lost a decision’ to Floyd Patterson and drew with Tommy surprisé since West Virginia and Texas Tech were regarded as the top plums for an opponent for Georgia Tech, s * The ‘West Virginians placed five men 6n the Associated Press all- Southern Conference team, headed by its All-America quarterback candidate, Fred Wyant. Fullback Tony: Allman, also named to the by Coach Art Lewis as the “‘great- lest blocking fullback I've ever seem, ‘pro or college.” Want and Allman will spear- head the West Virginia attack against Coach Bobby Dodd's South. 20th Sugar Bowl. But Dodd, whose Te¢h team has won seven games and tied one in ten starts, has some aces of its own to test West Virginia's widely-praised defense. 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Among early film \ “Island in the Sky \ players: Annie Oakley (the real With John Wayne \ ——— Bill, Eugene San- oe ep , Ruth St. Dennis, James J. Affair With a \ Corbett . . . Tom: Mix was a Stranger” \ marshal in an Oklahoma town \ IID PPP OL Deors ry ams “Ride Vaquero In Technicolor With Rebert Taylor and Ava Gardner —ALSO— THURSDAY Doors Open 1245 P.M. | of the World (1918). Zenda,” “Three Musketeers,’ “Billy the | Kid.”” Which proves that there's little new in the ‘movies. Leon Trotsky was a bit player “My Official Wife” (1914) . | Fox in three years. Real name: Theodosia Goodman . . . Highest salary paid up to ‘1915- was $40,000 to Billie Burke for five weeks’ work. . But in 1916 Charlie Chaplin drew $675,000 for the year , Talk about Present day epics. D. W. Griffith's “Intolerance” took 20 months to shoot and ran three and a half hours on the screen... Ben Alexander was a child star in Griffith's ‘Hearts He's now more farnous as Joe Friday's sidekick on ‘‘Dragnet.”’ . Tallulah Bankhead’s first professional appearance was in a movie, §30 a Week” in 1918 Big three attractions of 1923: “The Virginian,” ‘10 Com- " mandments, ” “Covered Wagon And in 1953, Paramount is pl planning to make all three . Big money for big names: Red Grange got $300,000 for one picture in 1926 . . . Pint-size Mickey Rooney was appearing with Colleen Moore in “Orchids and Ermine” in 19277 .. . Clark Gable was an extra in the first ‘Merry Widow,” filmed in 1925. Ricardo Cortez got top billing in “Torrent,” Greta Garbo's first America film (1926) . .. My “favorite titles: ‘His Royal Slyness"” (Harold Lloyd, 1919), “The Delicious Little Devil’ I]. cRudolph Valentino, (1919), “Are ¥ou. a Mason?” (John Barry- more, 1915.) en Cosmopolitan Coins MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP) — H. L. Hughes thinks collecting foreign coins is a ‘‘downright problem” but he can't stop. The collection he holds as city comptroller contains 165 pieces representing 35 different nations which motorists have jammed into parking meters here. “They are probably souvenirs that someone would like to keep but placed in the meter by mis- take,"” Hughes said. He poifited out that most coins run higher than the meter price but that does not help much in getting rid of them. He said a bank has offered to buy them at half price, but he has not decided a ==> : Hownilan lod’ Finds His Loyalty Divide Parking Meters Get _ decided he never would be able to ‘make a final choice. His solution? Young found a job with a travel Hagency here and conducts tours to ’ ||| Hawaii four times a year. with Clara Kimball Young in /’ | Theda Bara Made 40 pictures for_| the—barbarair: Italy in 390 B.C. United Press Photo OUTSTANDING FIGURE—Marie Wilson, girl of many awards, has .received her latest, an award from the American Beauticians Congress for having the outstanding figure in show business. The voluptuous blonde from Hollywood is best known for her role of Irma Peterson in the “My Friend Irma” show. - ‘Silly Goose’ Is Silly Statement Big Birds Tend Sheep, Do Superior Job as Sentries t Washington — How silly is a goose? Not silly at all, say farmers and sportsmen, who should know. At least two farmers, living at Society. In each case, the big bird leads the flock to water, then returns it to pas- ture. The talents of geese as sentries are well known. Excited gabbling of Rome's sacred geese from their home in the Temple of Juno-atop Capitoline Hill roused the Eternal City’s defenders in time to Gals —wigy. “Watchdog” geese were sent last summer from Suffolk, Eng- land, to Nairobi, capital of Brit- ish Kenya in East Africa. They were bought by a settler to give the alaree in case of Mau Mau Across the world in Malaya, the British high commarid early in 1953 announced that goose sentries were being stationed in pens around threatened by Communist guerrilla: raiders, Like their domesticated broth- ers, the free, high-flying wild geese that go honking down the sky at. séason’s turn rate high in intelli- gence. Canada geese, snow geese, blue guees, brants all carefully in- spect the ground for possible dan- ing, post sentinels. Most American barnyard geese are descendants of the European and Asiatic graylag. The best for watchdog duty ts Because they are finicky and selective about their food, geese are excellent at weeding crops. Hundreds of thousands of them from Texas to New Jersey. Their employers claim they eat crab grass, Bermuda grass and even __saw-edged Johnson grass without even touching the cotton plants, berries or young trees. For lawns, however, they are. not recommended. 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Has Dinner With Wilbur ~ American city. _____OMETOWN-U-S-A- tP—Let us i. cs re nd By HAL BOYLE suppose that Miles Standish, mili- tary leader of the Pilgrim Fathers, miraculously returns to life to spend Thanksgiving in a modern in mS turns, Apt to Oppose Higher Mental Limits WASHINGTON (UP) — A. pro- Trellis Mae mutters, ‘Why the poor old bum is really hungry, : He acts like he hasn't eaten for! three hundred years.” | The doughty captain, dressed in Pilgrim garb, rubs his eyes, looks | > around :. od demands: “Where are all the Indians?” * * «# __.. His odd raiment draws no atten-| blunderbuss _upraised, ready tion whatsoever, as @verybody fig-;Club it. He is talked eut-ot-this+that the growing complexity of ures he j- advertising a restaurant and just forgot to put on his sand- wich boards. * * * Miles steps into the -treet, Aj passing car knocks him sprawling | to the pavement, : “Devil's chariot'’’ shouts Stan-' dish. He lifts his blunderbuss and | shoots out the tires of three more) cars before he runs out of ammu- | nition, and retreats. te -the -eurb, | where other pedestrians break into cheers and shake his hand. = * * One of them is Wilbur Pecble, America’s average husband —who7 decides to take Miles home for aly ad | free meal, although he thinks the old boy is a bit balmy. * « * : They go by bus, and the drrver, wants to call a cop When Miles pits a shilling in the box, “Ths guy claims Standish.”” explains Wilbur “I don't care if he’s Robert E.. Lee,” said the driver, “he dont’ pass counterfeit money on my! bus." Wilbur gave the driver a, Bick fo quiet him.” - 4 “What are we playing—char | ades?”’ asked Trellis Mae Peeble, | when she opens the door * * “Capt. Miles Standish, at your service,” says the soldier. : “Yeah, and | am = Prisettia*4 Miles! he's s jeers Trellis Mae. * “You are?’ asked the captain, uncertainly. ‘‘My, Priscilla, you, look so much older—and you have | indeed put on weight, You ysed tq, be such a pretty wench.” “ -* | ‘Take this eld bum out of here."’ yelps Trellis Mae, turning to her | husband. Well, Wilbur finally soothes her, settles Miles in a living room chair and calms him with a dry martini, which the captain laps eagerly, murmuring: “My, when did we get these in the colony?” : * “A bounteous repast,”’ says Miles Jater, when he is seated at the es enas a eRe * * = “— iscreen and then rushes over, his| (up and cheering when the beer i are all these accounts of the doings | - | three months of this year it start * * * é es When Wilbur switches on the TV hike the’ mental qualification set Miles takes one look at the} sopeared headed for-congressional and selective service opposition. to; ‘The idea—based-on- the theory and then watches it, falling-asteep—mucdern warfare requires greater during the program and waking brain power on the-part-of service: | 'men—has been advanced within | ; the Defense Department. Some ean we Fe ine , hauve argued that the > * » * chee * * ielp me with the dishe should be more selective in their i+ Trellis Mae, And before going wita manpower since their overall | the kitcheh, Wilbur switches off strength as being trimmed the TV set and hands Miles a ~ ° | newspaper -to read, Assistant Defense Seeretary When they return, Miles point John A. Hannah, who indicated at the date on He newspaper, and?’ be personally has reservations | demands . . about the plan, emphasized that | - it is stiff in the “study” stage. | He said the Army, Navy and | | * “Is this vernly the year. 1990, and SIDE GLANCES | of the-woerld as chronicted in this! : Trouble Looms © =e Hiking Gls 10. posal under study by the Pentagon | | for men entering the service today | services would raise the cutoff point, thus _ aid he —-wants—te—be;— sure the armed services are mak- ing the best use of the lower ‘mental groups and not shunting brighter men into unskilled jobs |” simply because they are easier to train. He said he also wants to weigh the savings the services elaim would result from higher mental standards. Hershey and already are “too selective.” At present about 10 per cent of | all draftees and enlistees are rejectéd for mulitary--service--on4 mental grounds. The new proposal boosting mental standards. Men, not women, .wear veils among the Tuareg tribes of the central and western Sahara, Night {- and day the male nomads wear long cloths wound around head and face, leaving exposed only the eyes and tip of the nose ~ by Galbraith | gazette 4rue or merely devil! - ~ -_ ‘ == ——- 7 dreams? : s4},¥ _ * * * + ji v ? ; a * “Oh, they re true.” says Wilbur Miles ammediately puts on his tall hat, shoulders his blunderbuss. | marches to the door, opens it, and asks" “Mall vow direet me to the nearest Seacoast? “Why? -saxs Wilbur “rt want to board the May-; flower, says_the captain. “and. sail away. If you see any Indians, | give them my apologies, I didn't} | know how it would all turn out,"'| Brazil Oil Industry | Stepping Up Pace RIO .DE JANEFRO (UP)=While the Chamber of Deputies debated whether foreign capital should be permitted to take part in the search for oi, Brazil's National--, Petroleum Cotnett-teported — in creased activity. The council saic 1 that in the first: ed drilling operations at 21 sites, ! completed-18 wels-and struck ott+ in 16 of them. - In the same period of 1952, the council said, 13 wells were started, and 12 completed, Ten were pro- ducers. FRECKLES AN D HIS FRIENDS, Bri se Rd | oe by. Merrill —) — aoe ihe Be The council] said that in all of 192, it completed 64 wells, struck , oil in 44 of them, and gas in two.! farmhouse turkey dinner with all the trimmings!” THAT GUY CAN’T BUILD A STABLE NEXT TO US ? IT’S LAGIN TH LAW / gad ’ — ome — . ide ! T tt. Mag U. & Pet OFF - ; La Le * Copr. 1983 by WEA Bervice. tne, | P| “These are my grandchildren, Pierre—we want an old-fashioned | hus! i aie CISCO KID by Jose Luis Salinas | o¢orRcHy SMITH . T AWA TO ARREST THEM!.. AND YOU Too, WiLL TP ONLY PRETENDED TO BE IN WITH THEM! I WAS GATHERING EVIDENCE, SAME AS You! BLOOD WE'LL SOON Eta ian FINO OuT— / PA — a i ME AN WHIL WHAT DO SUGGE. ‘ 4 by McEvoy and Strieber LEARN To Ri tine by Ernie Bushmiller HOW MUCH DOES YOURS + NOW WHY DID I SAY SLUGGO--- YOU _ SHOULD SEE OUR T TURKEY--- WOW. sie ABOUT 20 POUNDS © FIB WEIGH * ad AT LEAST odfnd - DONALD DUCK THIS'LL SAVE ME FROM BEING A THATS TELA-- SNBAKING BACK INTO WER SHIP/ ; — : OS troll nce sahnad y SHIP DURING REFUELING! I WONDER WHAT SHES UP TO BER py ey by Leslie Turner — Blosser sat ae es aoriae 2 z os ~ : se = ee ~ \ : cae ¥ a -THE_PONTI THURSDAY, NOVEMBER - = ; i BOOTS : AND HER ? BUDD DIES ss : . 900 Ra sree = pol ————_—- — ; i DORN PP WHERE Of EARTH won ~ GOIN into opposition “in-Congress—which4 NGUNGSTER + || DOES - ENTER THE = 3S pial BUNNY , would have_to approve. it_Sources- —-- 2 errr Fa! , 2 — said Draft Director -Lewis -B.|- a wae IS MA'AM » Hershey would also be opposed. > se | VE ANCHOR GET SET TO THE. 7 = } FA Vy = ieee P to CZ hi THEY STICK as - hi) Uy Wy i Gps T’ MY TEETH J en , - aan | + Vas a an NBs VAHIRTEEN AT THE TALE toy Oe = = on) a ro i am, wah i Se ee ae p fons yy S a * ——§ oc a a = — = = + . aS —j__——#-+ #4 Saas ae s * : . mi Soe : Tener Le eae N f ee = —— aE ie f eg considered the case concluded | ited,” he apd iatd just drop in Pere three days deliberations with no/| at any time 'y stay until you > % indictments, | ask -them-to leave. We've got ai > SITUATION ‘ _Mrs.- Moran, whose body was 9:30 p.m. curfew at our house but/ > found at sea three weeks after her| that apparently doesn’t solve the | > WANTED! ! 4 disappearance, was last seen alive problem.” > Aggressive young man—3] q when she went for an evening. walk; After listening to the problems | >» —desires position in Pontiac qt along 100-foot cliffs at the southern of managing two pretty daughters|p Area. 6 Years Experience as qif tip of Monhegan. for more than an hour, Judge De- » assistant to sales manager, 4 . The county attorney said last | mopolos continued the case for two |} foe gi a and de- motith that he suspected foul play | weeks. eee ees oe on the basis of a pathologist's re-| ‘“‘Glad I don’t have two daught- 4 ence all phases, offices, sales | “Port indicating ‘that Mrs. “Moran ers,”* mumbied the stumped jurist. | and_stock. er 1X — skull fracture ‘caused 5 Write Box 21, <¢ - to the top of the The nighthawk- is related to the} 5 Pontiac Press ¢ head.” whippoorwill. TRAPP RAs Co. expects a net surplus of $163,- —socialite—whe— any individuat”’ - of $163,769. for. Year's Operations ¥69 for 1953 operations due to the} high level of business during: the first seven months of this-year,ac-{ Onions, — cording to S. J.. Massey Jr., Grand Trunk vice president and general manager. ‘This compares: with a deficit of: $1,605,740 in 1952, — Massey told a semi-annual | meeting of company directors in Detroit this week that an all- time record in business was chalked up in March and May of this year because of stepped- up preduction automotive and other plants. Revenue—d uring those two} months was highest in the history of Grand Trunk Western, Massey said. ey AE this year, operating revenues totaled $47,178,000, an increase of $5,937,000, or 14.40 per cent over the corresponding period—of 1952. Operating expenses amounted to $37,365,158, an increase of $2,071,- 771, or 5.8 per cent; and net rev- enue from operations was $9,812,- 842, which was $3,865,229 more than the figure for the same period | bara. of 1952. Leonard J. Walsh, 3770 Sasha- baw Rd., Drayton Plains, has been ies n Nosh appointed to the sales staff of Wyeth Laboratories, Philadelphia pharmaceutical concern, according | to Stuart V. Smith, vice-president. Walsh, who was formerly associ- ated with the Eaton Manufacturing Co., was graduated from Olivet College this year. His headquar- ters will be in Detroit. Consumers Power Co. today an- nounced a net income of $20,536,- 369 after preferred dividends for the 12 months ended Oct. 31, as compared with $16,535,514 for the same date in 1952. Earnings for the 12 months ended Oct. 31:were $3.02 per share on 6,794,362 shares of common stock outstanding. The earnings for the same date in 1952 |. were $2.68 on 6,176,693 shares. John C. Milleer, district manager | of the Detroit office of the Bridge- | port Brass Co., has been appointed | assistant sales manager of the company Mill division with head- quarters at the home office in | girls | West Eubanks street into another folded dedde dad tedede dedadedadadied Cucumbera, @ toe soveecece Tomatoes, quart ..ccccccce Madisnes, BUBCR - 2.000000 3 ter Seeveseeegeegeseaece Carrots, bunch secccccessee 3 Sev ...cr.cecccscecccoce bunch oeessetteees g Stor... VeeeeeeCeTTeEEe Potatoes, | DUSHE] scccccocecee Cabbage, Mead .cccccccoces rte bushel eg resereeeee eee ceseeseoee oupeb tees Gosea .... Titzse aeee dosen Chrysanthemums, dosen .. aeeeee beets, Ne 1, 1.86-2.00 Ye-bu, standard variety, te 1 ae Broccoli, 1% bu; redishes, Rutadagan No ?- +058 Squash, Acorn, Na 1,--78-1.00 bu; oad ae 1.00 bu “100 No 1, “Mustard. No 1, 75-1.60 bu. 1. 25-180 bu. ts 2. 25-3.75 oi No. 1, 1.00-1.25 bu. escarole, bdleach lettuce, leaf, od, Ro Pretty Teenagers, Boy Friends Block Traffic OKLAHOMA CITY w — Irate home owners are trying to figure out how to cope with two teen-age ‘ they say, have turned Times * The ‘girls, daughters of Atty. Harry T. Hudson Jr., unfortunate- | j ly ere: beautiful. That's not unfor- tunate’ for them—but it has the neighbors howling. * * * “It's a dead end street on that block,"’ complained Mrs. Kenneth Bridgeport, Conn., according to Austin R. Zender, executive view | president. Miller, who lives at 3852 Oak Hill Road, Birmingham, has been district manager of the De-| troft office since Dec. 1, 1949. Foul Play Ruled Out | in Socialite's Death WISCASSET, Maine —Investi- gators report that an. intensive probe has “failed to substantiate further in any way the theory of | foul play” in the death of Mrs. S.. Maynard Moran, New York. Pond Monhegan Island last July. “Nothing has been turned up to point the slightest suspicion toward in connection with the death of the 49-year-old former model, Lincoln’ County Atty. J. Blenn Perkins said last night. Perkins made his statement‘ shortly after a grand jury which | going down there create a traffic } around and have to back out. Our Klaffke in Traffic Court. ‘Cars jam so thick they ean't turn block is two blocks long. Some- times they have two blocks.” The case came to Traffic Court | when Mrs. Klaffke signed com- plaints of reckless driving and op- rere a car without a muffler against Billy Jack Early, 19, one of ardent stitors. appeared in court to de fend the youth, maintaining the judge shouldn't penalize ‘‘just one ‘| He won many honors there, boy when there are probably 50 others who have been just as re- the -neigh- -daughters--have -teo many} | friends I guess," Hudson declared. “But anybody who is the father of two pretty teen-age daughters knows it's impossible to maintain a@ formal — an * s He caber dened himself to Judge James Demopolos. ‘This younger generation is completely uninhib- = for Law Degree |thinking seriously about law, -for CINEMASCOPE SCREEN HERE—The modern miracle at CinemaScopé has come to Pontiac. Above is a view of the huge new screen which has been installed at the Oakland Theater here, in preparation for the showing of the | overwhelming Technicolor spectacle, “The Robe,” on Dee. 9, and all future CinemaScope productions. The Miracle Mirror Screen, as it is called, has a concave surface which is 42 feet wide—nearly three times the dimension of the old- Mirror will be used, employing special projector lenses. picture to-be shown in this manner.will be “All the Brothers Were Valiant,” which opens today at the Ann Blyth and Stewart Granger. Pontiac Frees Phete _ aon sereen—and achieves life-like reality and infinite depth. This new marvel of the movies eliminates entirely the use of the old-style “3-D” glas¥es. For films other than CinemaScope, about 30 feet of the Miracle The first Oakland and stars Robert Taylor, Andian Working Charlie Is Freshman at New Mexico University on Tribal Scholarship _| ALBUQUERQUE (#—The Nava- jos have a big investment in 21- year-old Charlie De Jolie, and he doesn't intend to let his people down. Charlie, who--speke only his native tongue until he was eight, is a freshman at New Mexico University, attending on a $1,300 annual scholarship ‘granted by the tribal council. It's been a long haul—this de- termined drive for an education so he could help his people. And the climb isn't over. “I plan to get a master's de-| gree," he says. “And then I may | study for a law degree. I am I believe that as a lawyer I could do the most good for my people." He left his family near Kaibeto, Ariz., turned from the traditional faniily livelihood of sheep raising, and enrolled in the Tuba City, Ariz., Indian School, There he began learning Eng- lish. In 1946, he transferred. to the Albuquerque Indian aes where he maintained such a schol- astic average that he granted an ali-expense scholarship to Phik lips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire in 1949. among them a prize in American history, a wrestling trophy, letters || : in that sport, cross-country run- ning and la crosse. The faculty Auto Industry Uncertain} —todge Calendar About Sports Car Market DETROIT — The American market for sports model cars still is an unknown quantity to the nation’s auto makers. ; Most. car builders have brought out = models or have — so for competitive reasons or for Oldster Fells Tree—_ Uses Wood for Casket TISHOMINGO, Okla. —Doug- las Brashier, 84, felled a big wal- nut tree on his land. He hauled the logs to a mill, and then took the lumber to a friend in Denison, Tex., who fashioned a casket. ‘They think I’m pretty silly_to- want a casket,” he smiled, ‘‘but I just tell them the time to pre- + make 10,000 Crovettes in: 1954. Ford pare for war is during peace." market with their lower-priced models. .But because of the uncertainty regarding the sports car market, only limited volume is being under- is said to be planning 15,000 of its sports models. Ford hasn't adtnitted it has a However, | sports model in prospect. Chrysler's president,-L. L. Col- bert, is authority for the assertion that it has. “You'll hear about it later,"" he says. Taxi Drivers in Tokyo Even Beat Frenchmen TOKYO @—Who says Paris taxi drivers are the wildest in the world? Not Michel Gordey, author of =| on Paris best seller “Visa For Moscow." ' This visiting Frenchman said today with ‘a resigned sigh: “All I can do when I take a taxi in Tokyo is to squeeze myself | into a corner of the seat and pray to God for my safety." On the Line to Russia today a long distance telephone service linking tientsin and major (‘Y Special communication of Pon-. tlac Lodge 21, F. & A. M., Fri. Nov. 27th. 7:30 p. m. Work in MM. degree. 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Jessie Long ‘and the Wil- — ham F Davis Funeral Home. EMPLOYMENT— = — eee 8 Funeral Directors 4 Wanted Male # eee | Wanted Help ..csoess § % Heip onaet SG *Voo rh ees- Siple: = Work Wanted Mals ..as.-++- 5 FUNERAL HOME _. Work Wanted Female Apopoas Ue 7 3] Wanted Male Hele_8 mpa' bereavement in wife anda mother, Husband Robert Reynolds, daughter, _Carrie » Wright MY 3 Ambulance Service. jp raane or Motor | rat “cept 2 men, 22 te 28, toto ts aden.” amare ‘o| 2 personaity vupervised qnd re MANY __ quires aggressive Intelligent im. oe neighbors and relatives for their sympathy and floral of- fering during our recent bereave- |. MA} Good salary, employe benefits, necessary. Phone General Publi bean Corporation, FE 3-7181, | day. AGER TRAINEE . = oe “dividuais, —Must—te high schoo) + graduate:, some college preferred. regular tmarecses _basew of merit and outstanding | Automobiles | Ford Tractor 75 BE] WANTED: DUNC, table om and chairs. canoe bt at eae WANTED FURNITURE it you have aareiing for = he: Bi s Company, Oak- | tee, _ the h © land County's largest used furni- 7 Division of ie 16 | fo 12 am Monday through Frt COMPANY FORD MOTOR. “eae aa Ty oman ft ishing. sandin: 2: Z Ph PE2- 4406. Builders’ Supplies PLEMMING, FLOOR LAYING, 155 Edison 16 ture buyer. See the eal & 8: FE 2-2806, — Tie you. OA 8-2681, FURN. ANTI “ft top dofiar. ra tt for you. B. B. _ Ph. OR 3-271 ust be reas- LET US BUY IT OR AUCTION Bid QUE DISHES SEFe= t LINE MY 37-3022. {-— : tone. 2 bought and sold daily. as you oeeee ArtNG: = . bth apa WANTED TO BUY FROM PRI- HOU eee d to move im- ; Fate party¢eed maple bedroom t y; “WE JUST fuissing orem year Maoh asi, outfit also good 12u18 rug. FE CAN'T MISS. = ee on — Mirct cere AND CE. _ WANTED TO BUY: ALL TYPES = ERS M, Stout, Realtor ment work, etc, 5-0782. furniture. Ph. PE 2-5523. * N. Saginaw St. . FE sit “FURNITURE NEEDED " Open Eveaings “till tire home or odd lots. Get the | are Will ouy outrignt or Communhy WILL BUY OR List LIsT neato LAKE R. F. "McKINNEY" asi) act Maule Rd : ayes WANTED = YOUNG LapiEs For) = -)W) 1a uple Rd NO DOWN PAYMENT wee ‘Transportation 27A — ortice #00 Commerce Ra. Leundry Service onel son- O ns. | he eae : , eas | a * Date —_ eenenoas ese ; ice deuks : complete | nbane . mie Painting and Decorating .... ii-a| PUNERAL HOME ~ ii Rene aiiiiiiias Apply Birmingham. Mais hivgan ‘ home owners at a low rate of RIDE WANTED ao TOWN Frou |e ees “SW ANTED Moving and Trucking ....... 12 | DESIGNED POR FUNERALS™ =. person McNally s Mens Wear = a 5 =. x restae (Pres) Write | ee ee , 7042 3 LISTINGS iN. Garden sisal CE NLA ae * 10¢ N Saginaw, Ty = g e - 17 Wd. MisceNaneous Z3 We bus rarest M : Business Services ....ssee.ce ' ' pe riting Servic FA RA ee | ILC NEWINGHA : :3 Ns XMAS = SEE 2 Landscaping ....ss.ceseesers 13-A} BOX REPLIES SCTRICIAN NO ia your soave mes ont | TYPW AND ADDING MA- WANTED PONY BRIDLE AND | Mik ai Upholstering ......+-.sescees 15-B BOURNE MAN Gee Ors c Ss ~ order needs you. Call FE 35-0642 i chine Expert work _ saddle OR 3-2039 _ { FE 4-9843 or FE 4-066! Vacuum Cleaner Service .... 14 FAI ME R "HOUSEKEEPER, WHITE, NO CH| Geastai Priating ana Ottice Bie. Wanted Money — 29° Television Service ...cs-ecee. 14-A At 10 a.m. today AR A CG tor nome than money __biy Co., Lewrenc _ a . ‘ ; eeoreseavicc ls ; : Married man fully understanding, Hox 213, Lage Orioi Wriwartins, RENTED N jh SRD FOR =e at oe is |} there were replies at fe ptrauoas” modern tarm us| WOMAN TO MAKE HER HOME | Mitchell's. 123 N Saginaw 8t MORTOAGE LOAN, WA | ~ Buliders Supplies ....see.s+. | { the Press office in i ney & general farming tn-| with me end take care of 2 shii- = WAN Typewriter Gervice ...e..ce05 27 | © ress , cluding previous experience with: dren while I work, FE $1466 | Dressmaking-Tailoring 1 18 _ Wid. | Contract Mtge 30 S . t = ound em-! after & 40. | Dresamaking & Tailoring ... 18 the following boxes: Gatry cevie Soup « . . a9 j : ployment Modern home & ©x- wHITE WOMEN WITH -NURSING DRESSMAKINO, ALT ERATIONS, | Need for Hlomes to Sell . Chiropractors .......see scree — tras provided Good wages. Lo-j IMME DIATE toa iste 2 sicd Southgesteca MCL Write | espers ‘rence tor Roa sloacoue home 4? lmadicancene _ Suits, coats & dresses. FE 4-7074 i . ae Ti C eee ee cate | : < _ am vreneeee 2, 3. 5. 14, 27, 28. 32 full particulars as to age, fam-| i a : REWEAVING EXPERTLY PONE. GXsit Urgent at ES a = 2, 3, 5, 14, 22, 26, 382, is piesa cesperience, 88] caNtED MIDDLE AGED LADY | — “We ran out of turkey, sir!” Suits superbly tailored. FE 5-3792. | DEPOSIT _ NOTICES— | § 33,-39, 40, 46, 56, 83, ence Box sf™Pontiac Press, _ | for, light housework and ca Y TALLORING. = —- cy ous MANY : A ali pelt ze ——= 2634 coniract. We = = ; “rCDpc | $ 98, 104, 106, FH, He. -¢ + — i _Eane W fe ot fend cotitracts READY BUYERS °- Lost @ Poun@ (2.2 ..cs.6c03-. 21° | — = j RE AL ESTATE - ; | { je Warner. _ j and Col NE: > 2X L Gee 2 : eS o Fins SICAL, EOTALE SALFESWOMAN r Female 9A ___B siness Service 13 as we can get: TODAY. Call - Bence = Personsis ..0ce+... 22- | ad > SALESMEN interested in making money Wo k Wanted F ‘emale 9A . ee Chiropodists 20 | PES Sic) anc time betecen WM. A. ee ~ ' os ~f-w el 2 fu tine only—epply in 8323 ~am- = -$ 30 pa = ihe nNIT-T tees +; | DEPENDABLE CATHOLIC HIGH | ARLEN -WINDOW CLEANING ——- ‘ RENTALS WANTED— io re + Hare Mildtoe ier dauuetie ana aM R pe sulle aoe Tae | school girl desires baby sitting | Windows and walls washed Fast | MAURICE THOME. D. 8. C. | Nicholle & Heracr “Co 3s ; : | ; men. Mus ous wey hate tne - n Se $03 ms 8 i after school and weekends Call service for holidays. Free esti-; 1203 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. Ws Huron Se OAL Wanted to Rent ....... 33 { " 1 proste ae Rie iproperty new “ after 4 30. FE 45165 _mates, FE 4-112 | FE 2-707) | pormre 3 eee g : Wanted Children to Board... 25 hom ofectn und ace ‘members, py F TAKE, RELIABLE SCHOOL GIRL WOULD) TE LEAN ~ Pho o-ACcessories 20A - — as . 4 Share Living Quarters ...... 26 : i ein int ox perative Saxcharge: ELDER ei OD ek ee ;. like- baby Siting FE 42470 STE — —— iE dona. | t = sories 204 . $1,000,000 3% 3097 roma aves Tit 8p re 4-3569 Wanted Household Goods ... a The Pontiac Press Earnings unlimited. | home than high wages. FE 5-5866 | WIDOW WANTS" WASHINGS WEST | * Pontes Para end ndasecial | PORTRAITS ~ FRAM ~COPTES | for new low-cost, easier, safer loans ———— wacies csteoet seibeenig enna | | NEAT APPEARING WOMAN FOR | side. FE 27-1304 | Tractor Co. PE 46-0461. FE 4-1642, hemp ace ame & Candid. on farms and better rromtage. Be For Rent. Geom 32 rein , eneral housework Stay nights PART TIME SECRETARIAL OR oP a! e. ‘, acre w tron - ——e—e——ereeoeoerernrrrreeeore—~**. ee ee ea Fibs ied FOR WANT ADS MAHA | N| Own, ruom and television FE) sales work, experiehced Typing apt oo AND REMOVAL. +1301 appraisal or closing | SLEEPING ROOM, 2 BLOCKS aor a GS. oe rr 2-723 | or addressing at home OL 3-3883 | he estimate Lost and Found 21 CH: ARL L S REACTORS | from town. day worker pre- ¥= wr DIAL FE 2-8181 4° LAUT ce et eee | sae ars ceed | ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS | a3 ya Wey He eae ant Ra sg a . and three boys. BA SITTING IN MY HOME, : _ 5 - tors West Huron Street WHITE GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE.| Mc an hour’ or 810 e weet meat Tepelred vy tecrery trained men | WILL THE PARTY WHO PICKED! _ After 6 FE ¢-6862 or FE S- svat wr ek Cu coe Pe oe : = eee ores o— From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. MAN WTD “FOR GENERAI Seural| work & care of children May/| ironings, $250 bu 182'4 Green| at our store Cresta! Sedan & baud er — oe take gos : TAND FOR tour gicrenG - | . oo aie San tim store must bave chauffeurs; )) in. OL 2-6282 after 4 pm.| Bt. back apt) Office Supply Co i - Wieirity assier e Ra ‘ c ROOMS FOR CLEAN,————— Convalescent “Homes Set AS — — +e AT —In—pe Propie OF ST WOeTD TIRE + : Le ~OYRY. October 21st please Fred severst rere Wart” sober men 48 Mechanic, , Total re oeaay ae “33 All errors should be reporte Supine s ery Market oe $3 and up per hour Pd peat) permanent position as recepucest)| | EXPERT TREE TRIMMING é : Bae Lt men dgtPaet cuchanas a teers eat te Maple) cleat” BUERACTINE PE Crise. ROOM, ip eee : appearing and capable of meet- |) or dentist's assistant FE 2-758) mova n 5-639 - . 0 Rooms with * . ed immediately. The eas ing the public we have s job | OF M | FOUND - MALE HOUND DOG | courtrotis, and quick action Roous PV? BATH. REASON. Rent Apartments Furnished assumes oo responsibility eee ll OR 3-1303 for ap- | LADY WANTS GENERAL CLEAN-| FOR COMPLETE E ¢ A-| in Lake Orion. Owner please cai, i Rent Apartmen for errofs other than to 2 SALESMA sor your ce ‘ P| “ing any day Mon through Fri.| sonery work call MA 3103 free, as08 | “SON oR. | able rates. #73 Orchard Lake. FE Rent — posi 31 cancel the charges Tonnchee Interested in making sea bointment | Reference E 2.8454 | _ estimates. MY 2 : So A JO} INSON. Realtor 40626 tevsee . ee “ } im..7 “a , r ‘e ef _ “ ¢ : ie x E . Ment teases Untaramaea 2. ye portion ofthe ltnes medion (|. full ume only: rahe WTD. WHITE WOMAN TO CARE | coroRED WOMAN WISHES | PLECTRICAL Lost BROWN BLACK AND REALTUR '2 GENTLEMEN TWIN BEDS. Rent --secesese 38-A of the advertisement @hich ben Realty 377 8 Telegraph, ~ parents work “days, PE 20723 on ‘Kitchen of cishee her work, FE) SEWERICLEANING. | Sslija Ate Pe nsenn dad Fk 4-25.33 Near town Reasonable 133 Pros- “Rent Miscellaneous ..... 39 has been tendered valueless 2 et Sf ~ - weenie : 7 ee pect. ims itseo througn | the error When fo FE * O88 2 wAcrkEsens WANTED 114, “RECEPTIONIST WITH GENERAL |Shks Sunday Service Ph FE ¢2012| Lost Coe etc Oe TRE | ye 8. Telepripe Ma, jest Souin| ROOME NEAR FISHER AND PON: aL pci pay cur Tih eure § | BOYS 16 YEARS OR OLDER FOR |” woodward cornef South Blvd pata Sr MM &-0026 ahd typing. Ml) PLASTERING | Genter It ‘ound piace cal FE) of Bloomfield Fasnioa Shop tac Motors 36 W Tennyson : REAL ESTATE FOR 6 Seis No adtutments ain ushers Aplly manager Birming-| Gini, TO=WORK IN ACCOUNT. | oe WALL WASHING FE 5-0626, FE 3-0923. LEO LUSTIQ, 5-661 Reward CASH FOR YOUR LARGE CLOSE: IN ROOM FOR 4 For Sale Hou 5 . be given without it. f gee ne micentnghaes.8ice% ing_deperiment, Opportunity io | BOS volhies ene | > LOST RED TIgK COON HOUND RACH FACTO A Iecy 0 VE tee Por Sale or r machange VE ¢0-a 6pm | learn: cperation © of | Burrough s)[ 0 ee tou etices Fes eae APPLIANCE SERVICES nity of Mountain FE LAND a RACT SLEEPING ROOM FOR EM- = Por ee 4 Closing time for advertise- MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIGH Loukkeonne machine. Write Daily | oF “YOUNGSTER —— We service all makes of refrig- i903 23 Int ployed lady, FE 2-5508 Por Sale Resort Property .... 41-4 ments ComieleR tye ee eee aa go nowe ee eee five dave FE 64380 eneca-1 @/etors. washers radios, clean- |LO8ST LADY'S RED BILLFOLD, Ralph B. ‘SLEEPING ROOMS FOR BUSI- For Sale Lots ............... 42 ff larger than reguiar agate J | telat Saunton Reel ce aoe LADY TO DO SURVEY reeked oS ings ers. and all types ef small ap-| “contains money and important hess men only FE 27-6404, after et) Bele /Derenge) 2. -- 3 Oy preteen tunity, No enparieocs uerded tol (plese “Me stling s* 06 for 3| LADY Wisike WORK BY DAY ROY 8. 96 Oakland Ave. PE 2-c0n1|, DAPOrs. Reward. 3284 Joslyn Ra. 3 00 Por Sale Farm Property .... 44 =? brextove ene MN | start Write Rawieigh's Dept-| hrs: daily Shoutd have car Write or week FE 5-0629 : LOST - MANS CIGAR = = = |} ROOM FOR THREE BUDDIES = For Sale Land Contracts .... 45 Tracions Want Aes may 1 MICK-49A.0 Freport Tilinots _ | Post Office Box 1074, Pontiac SEWING SNDING,—_3RONENG + SUBURBAN ee wy ase | Telephone =u aS With kitchen privileges. 360 N. wet Site: Bunteees! Prepsrty 98 be cancelled up to 9:30 the ¢ | ; Se gas atari eA ale bal endl I ELECTRICAL os Nees PART COCKER, Nelsatl REAL bldg naa : | etary s A ¢ : : SEKEEPI¥ MSs : = aor of ois ee 4 — Men Wanted.. I) Sistemas, “Musreers care mene|(! inowinoe WID 73¢ HR FE SAWS. MACHINE rere aan | | Mouvpy. Wieloity of Mluabeth Lane | OL3-164 OL Teor? Mo chugren. Maing 7 coupie FINANCIAL— [ -CABR WANT AD RATES i . tal the @ntenkiee Baicanl cA ‘ bookkeeping. typing and sales ex-| 50046 t MANLEY LEACH, 10 BAGLE™ 8T. | Hed fs s FE 4will Rochester. Mich. preisired. 38 Bencce : | § Linea 1 Day 2 Dass 6 Dave {| vertisi { our new Automatic, Perience helpful. Excellent op-| MIDDLE AGED LADY DESIRES | | EXCAVATING, GRADING, ale SERVICEMAN 8 WIFE LOST RED WE HAVE ‘CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM” PRIZ — saree ae are ‘a yertising co ur cde aati wanity. Wrte Pontiac Press! light housework. in small font dozing, road bldg Ph. PE 2-5422| . leather billfold, vicinity of Geor- $200,000 vate entrance, Close in PE 2-6982. tgage Loans ...........5.48 {| § 2 1:29 ges. 6292 ee ts ck ee oe x 41 | live in Mrs Vina McMeans, 1#¢;——— & F080 | _ Ti) get Comataing mcasy) & valu. BS : e c Money to Loan .......+..... 4 1 60 313 ‘ er are eee iels toe OFFICE GIRL | Oneida EAVEST ROUGHIN( 5 | able papers, Lilien ard, FE, at our disposal to purchase new Le edn PE DS610 103 ala 5 200 3 60 8.40 care of our increased bustness tn | waperiencea bookkeeper preferred. |COLORED GIRL WANTS DISH | Bryan F. French FE 7}| 3-7246. reward ' or seasénal land contracts for uron bus. FE 2-561 orpe ECE : . 6 240 432 648 Pontiac and surrounding terri- | _ Top salary Lynn Jewelers washing job FE 28306..before| Warm eir-heating & sheet metal Lost BLACK AND W MIT gE! ma coe ponnese aoa you NICE ROOM. BCoEn® rarer — aUTomorTive— 4) 280 504 1586 tory _ WAITRESS | 5 00 | ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE. RE-. Springer Spaniel, female se!l. ASK home near Waterford. 1 8 320 $75 am . man No smoking or drinking. Bale Housetraliers 50 9 360: oes 72 Far further Information apply | ap peed aS con claw ioe oe LATEST sTYLE me ee mae j cb pecs, =~ ree st FE 31490. sali Lawrence MA H AN | OR 3-8596 seeee = . : matt ty older. no. foor nights. clos e Tess op ae- b 43981 j fe a — et ee EM coal avece eesee Birmingham Office fie ‘on ion | eo requires: | _ burn, Off Edith. FE €5368 BUILDING LOTS CLEARED ene 2 en nce baat “ anted to Rent 32A ccessories ..... =. ‘le : 2-165! ; 2 : ; : Mi im ish § ~~ Auto Service .. . soeee 83 S mon i aa 5 1 ee - te 5 NITED NURSERY SCHOOL | ___Launary Service it ie roa >aW, answers to name of Rusty | REALTY CO. REALTORS Wanted Used Cars ....0...0. 54 138 Oskland Ave. Pontiac’ Mich | ACCREDITEL BSE. re CELE SL OLDE trucking EM 3-2060. Ricaitry of Cass Lake Reward.| CO-OPERATIVE MEMBERS | COUPLE DESIRE 2 BEDROOM ' For Sale Used Cars ......... Ph. Midwest 4-0844 SINGLE MAN FOR DAIRY AND ,~ *eacher to start January for co- BUILDING & CONTRACTING. RE- salle Ae . Open Evenings and Sundave fu-n aot cr house close in. FE i 7} = Wanted Used Trucks ..... . genera] farming, 355 Letts Rd.,.|. fd Milas) padratees veacely | "om Oa Pitan cae ve pair & remodeling also atone | ct exp OF BABY BED | 1078 W. Huron Ph va tee; $-7248 For Sale Used Trucks sts miles north of Rochester | excellent salary Call between @ 28101. — Pate ioc et ad vicinity of Emerson and [eke bola eidlnd aan ch tail ‘ Vis = Mover Seesiars . 379 Hamilton { FOOL DESIGNERS -{ ana 12 Mr ¢2802 or MA ¢3733. | cack CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF. | SANDERS | ALL TYPES FOR Clemens. reward. FE 26588 ae Cee OE ll ol : For Saje Bictese OSH Noy geiovtcime eat ERPERUENCH a a Estapnes Bd Spee diy Batbee Panne Cru gt Te ogy proces OEE FEMALE EAGLE” PUP, sr) Retercoce Pushed tai” Pe ¢ conditions” de F oF 8 Ss we or dres < = ve lemo \ s Boats & Accessories ........ 00 vdigho Nae pee Lage serene Ea le or part time |. ; | porches firerlaces ana sea walls Months old. wearing collar, can i — ——— For Gale Appliances ........ 61 mig Co tle tediedecc Work -Apply in person Peggy s, | Painting-Decorating “LA PE 1-870 : | ‘be wtentifred by crooked tat! Vr + ime , SS Se Orton ; : | 16 N Saginaw st —— a BLOOMPTELD ANphorae Pret iaas | cinity of Feath jerstene Rd Chiid s Immediate Action Ppeeponeible a - : on a an Vindows Clean t FE 17-6411 . MERCH ss MAN FOR PART TIME IN HAR!) | WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. PA- ‘ Pe — __ Wanted Male Help Beare Call PE Sate ches a ce | perk and care of | children, per removed BT. Sandusky FE) __ ; . | REDDISH BROWN COCKER-DOB- 1 ,, 4, caperienced man handle Yiusg wething «oui center (0; Swaps. seiessareeee= 0) “~~ | ALL AROUND SPRVICE STATION | 70,0F ove! live in. Sat and Sun Upholsterinz 1SC | crmen pimacher Dap joct im ne your contracts We have bayersi souit none, Se of ianitera —~ - men. afternoon and evenings FE} — “!f FE 70770 ‘ —. PAINTING - PAPER HANGING. wn 2 | vicinity of Joslyn & Second | with rental im Rirmingnam. We — . 65 . | 1.9662 bs ~ paver removed Sandusky FE CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Chid'> pet reward FE ¢0601 with cash waiting to buy con.) pat rents tn cation theuee : | HOUSEKEFPER ORE RACIICAE, ; Free estimates, Smali repairs in PERSON WHO LOST A PURSF tracts Cail FE 2.0340 and ask! 2° aoutiment “at io” reononeus ; GIR | @&-1 PAINTING —- WORK GUAR- on Perry & Huren Identify con- for Ted McCullough ee | rent by Dece 1. Ou: 4 nurse for temporary job in Roch- | HIRI. your tome At Yinghng. FE = ee a | v cember £ recor Pp N ester Two adults OL T3It tor phonograph recard dept Per- | ayes Free — Phone FE! 49797. _ tents 387 California _ ! Franess EF. “Bud” Miller ts Clean regarding fires, explos- ' pt = = } | BUTCHER WANTED- ru LL OR | manent or part time Salary paPERING PAINTING wa.| MAKERS OF CUSTOM BUILT | eS ce ee ous SemInGER Realtor : peor tae ahd cl nee ee =" : r mutt nitur sterin lee } part time help. EM 1.42’ ; pilus commission See Mr. Woous | washing Paper removed. Charles Telegraph upholstering, 34 South | rE st pup, i pais 3 lt pa “ wall-writme ability. etc Call MI ONLY GAS STATION ATTENDANE Ex.) WKC. 108 N Saginaw. White. Leave message at Oa, *%) toh . > 2 SundesNlitors oes 1811 days, Mi 40255 sights. ’ | perienced in light repair, Ed Pi. 8-3650 or OR 3-000: | Thomas Upholstering | Notices and | t ersonals 2 | 919 Josiva FE 2.0340 i eee pet's Service. North Western at | WALLPAPERING AND PAINTING. : TE 5_8R DO casu - EN 7 ~ Teregrapt. SO 8318, Sunoco. NCY: > CHT YOY ext PE 0255. = —— XMAS SHOPPING | oar Oona orks 4 quity tn your | want urffyrn. house Reasohable | MAN TO WORK ORDERS AND | nights, 6761 Diie Hwy MA | SAINTING— INSIDE our FREE CORNICES DRAPERIES, SLIPCOV-. home. Just call PE ¢2583. Lovely | hom: re cares | drive delivery truck.* Novt Auto — 5-7551 ; oy materials. Beadle, PE 5-1927. gifts for cve ty Auburn, Gleon Oren: FARM MERCHANDISE— Machine. Parts. Radiator Repairman | Northfield 55. Mr. Morris. work. Also sales clerk. Call / PART TIME TYPING & CREDIT in estimates. ‘E 2-41. Painting & W all Washing | = CUSTOM ing. 4174 Cooley Lake Rd. with waiter clear Giazo UPHOLSTER. | PRESERVE LINOLEUM BEAUTY EM | plastic 1K. 1. Templeton, Lae rE2 $34, W Huron write 45 _ Heid ———$ eee } person: See-Mr- Prusg souense type finish. Ends waxing jaite s For Sale Parm Produteis:;+ 13-a ae a | Commission basis with plenty of | Jewelry. 25 N. Saginaw St Cain BA aay ae Pace CSvERS DeAbaa_ SB 2 1S lane i_wa anted. Real Estate 31 PRESS SPORTSWRITER. WIFF. For ses . 12 Ceerclons | work, Excellent working coret- | WOMAN, TO CARE FOR CHIL [ PARERING- PAINT FE = preads, Your eeterial, FE 5.8797 | SHUT- INS HAVE YOUR EYES | i : tock sgecct: My brie Vacations and hospital bene-| ee eee meiner Pb Must Sienna & DECORATING. PK: REFINISHING REPAIR | nee at bome. La yea BLY DESIRE 3 OR ¢ ROOM PARTLY i Livestock = weveuese <5 7c e re. e a ssey. optometrist | “Hay, Grain & Feed ...-..--. 75 | _ ee TCY OWENS | WOMAN OR RELIABLE GIRL | Pe? removed. Pree estimates. FE antiques ©. Specialty, FE 5-7332. | DOLL CLOTHES ANY SIZE. FE. es | OR. UNFURNISHED APART. — a see ee ee a M47 8 Saginaw Pe saint! “for care of children & Went MOVED sy __Television Service 14A | selljor Trade | MENT IN OR NEAR PONTIAC i oan nian MU LTAMATIC | Experienced Payrol] | Dousenort. MA S:2070, Wien Dae PE sone | SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE) JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | sre — Sa 2 PUO-MANC iG es ea | BOOKKEEPER CARS, FURNITURE & perenice Pe cnn ARY ide Slade me! 222 8 Telegraph Pe sees-| PREFER APARTMENT BUILD- aus =e — oF Distribution Clerk *| With extensive experience and | trim, FE 55135, eiter 4 p.m. Wake boda! | NEW STYLES IN LU poscsae FOR T 3uY | , . CONE AUTOMATIC — “Excellent opportimity with « pro-| ability to close books WOMEN Wanr Wat, waamiwo, | —20%?: | Raato & TV service. | ladies and men by Samsonite, WE WILL BUY | ING ALSO INTERESTED. IN > ressive company in Rochester, large yroll. $‘a davs. Starting painting. OR 3-228. NORRIS RAD 10 1 AND TV REPAIR Styway, America Tourister | (3, Eguity in your home t a 0 ices TURRET ey r HE ichigan. if qualified. Write, | salary $7 rwk. with good op- Shop, 540 sada St. Pontiac. + —“Ceatner- Wallets. purses. billfolds, | (9) Equity in land contracts SMALL LAKE FRONT Cot. phone or apply in person | portunity ae advancement. Ex- LIGHT TR! TRUCKING, ASHES AND HOME “SERVICE cats — 9350 Doppkits fitted dressing cones: ey en war =e = : : i ellent references required |* rubb!h aad will move house brief bags. portfolios at jo in TAGE. NO CHILDREN OR PETS. eenees . | Detroit Broach Co, | Piease do rot apply unless you _trailerr, FE 5-7333 or OR 36178 | IGHT prices. Initialing free ~ 1 ‘_ MBI ER a7 ace _ eee 8 Rochester Rd. Box 156; cam meet all requirements and _M i &T k 12] MITCHELL'S TV Use our Christmas Layaway | CO avh. 2. Oe CALL FE 5-4924 AFTER 3 PM. CARTENTER, NOVEMBER, 25, 108 | Napco - Rochester Mich O1_beait | Apply 56 Wayne Street — ng velo JOR 109 N Saginaw FE 2.2871 ; Philip's 79 N. Saginaw (UM Joslyn FE 40524, owar an i = _ = = ene SE Oe Oo tac ean Cermmen cement | OENERAL, OPTICE WORK. 7¥P:| Caz Baisbe”RtrxI™FESSG | "Bache taper ua arbor) Mis nel rete dare |v LON GOURMET More 4 « YR OLD pAvoHE a : : 5 to e — Senter e T Detroit. poy logon oon || agin warlne ice) DR Ran OR 5184 vem, | ON,AND, AFTER Tas DATE. i$ (roateinattis © dain i Tad aT am Bye —____A. Carpenter; dear father of Pfc. JEITOIT Inc. Dinie Hwy., MA $-5071. _ Pontiac Press Box 25. Eider eoQ Hiv "Yr a why not giv ae 2 chance E 2 20 to 30 1. size uP TRUCK F HIRE. FE —— witten 7 Sears, ar as Etizadven{ ff a 6 apo the +g in_vour er s rooms reas saben ao ‘s = William Parker. Recttation of the 2579 DINIE HWY. to show you how. Call FE ¢sii | 32 to 14, must be fast, ¢ “| Gaus kee a : ~ Building Service 15 gum Ral z_Poatine,_ Michigan. Se et re . =. yeee® = 7 Rosary will be held Thursday —— tation essential, paged ‘alot r | 55386 ater 4 rs ao sR B. Henr November 26th, at 8:30 p.m. at a | EXPERIENCED CAR ASHER one SO 3516 for appointment. | MAN WITH 4 TON TRUCK WANTS WED. COED | oger YY DESPERATELY ° NE"D UNFUR- the Dudley H. Moore’ Puneral eee __| Must be good griver, Apply Riker iney Franklin; Work. Call any time FE 48421. | BRICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT Maven ts 70.50 “complete. Doroth qe OL 1-911 | nish rooms Gr more. Refer- = : Heights, Funeral Garage. 59 Rd. at Northwestern VET WITH 2 TON STAKE TRUCK| Work fireplaces, FE 2-769 ene | _ PE | sr we a caiec Michieas frees ‘p vest Evenings. rE a service will be held fay, No- | EXP. WOOL PRESSER. FULL! LABORER. APPLY IN PERSON | WHITE LADY TO TAKE CARE wants hauling. FE 44088 Good, 100 9 WEDDING IX INVITATIONS $650 - SELL zat vember 27th, at 10 a. m. at the! time work Apply in person. Star | 217 Central Ave, between 8 oc; SUDDEN CE ASHES RUB. 17 CARPEN’ r ER + W. service. | a TRADE os reer, WA ul “0 - LARGE “HOUSE TO - Sacred Heart Church with Rev./ Cleaners 294 E. Pike aad 12:00 mornings only j Reeping. st Stayt ents. re ha 70028 bich and light trucking. FE 46079 Battueriena “een mudios, 18 Huron | ~Trades a me e “down y rent 5-4506. Fee ack officiating. Interment + tT OCK LAYER | 80Y_ Yas_on OLDER FOR | sfer_t p a S: | CONTRACTING | ser cent ur OM. Men “REPRESENTA: tm Mi. Hope Cemetery, Mr. Car- | parking attendants with abiity (0 GIRLS FOR WORK IN LAUNDRY |MOVINO & TRUCKING CHEAP ROUGH AND TRIM. GET OUR Watch Repairs property. callus, do tnot ‘feel tive transdered to this area, de- a _ penter will He in state at the he See good per. _opelr 9 nN. | drive well, Bring birth cortsti- ates’ department Apply to Pontiac | _Tates”| FE 3-0030. | bid FHA terms. OR 3-2276. | “oe , sires 2 or 3 bedroom house un- Dudiey H. Moore Funeral Home. elegraph near W | or affidavit from parents or legal {Laundry oe Telegraph at LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING 55624. ‘Ring size High grade workman- ‘DOR RIS & SON | furnished Have 3 children. Ph. So _ _ = MECH ae fa maw Belycany . and Orchard luxe Ave Rubbish hauled. FE 2-0603 H R M ship. Low prices. Crystals fitted . REAL TOa X 2 ¢ : MEMBER Flint 2-408 - “vs - Mm. a an P. . s — hil « co-0 E. 2 DUNIGAN, NOVEMBER 24, 1953. Expertesceq Ford mechanic for Wayne. Riker Garage. | ees. Cetrrn na RRS koe Se oving | i OL- MOR- EWFEFLERS! | 732 W. Huron FE Hotei Rooms 32B James O. 13 Jose e; might shift’ Best working cond! WanTED EXPERIENCED DRIV- Instructions 8 be e excers J een J D. 130.8 phine, 96 : VOLLMAR | MOVING AND STOR-| _ ing. F CASH FOR EQUITIES | y= Zs er fo cieanin, route, mus’ — | “ _ — 5D * Betoved— of Mrs., tions, vacation and hosp¥al bene: for dry cleaning rout OG sippy Ameria van = NEXT TO OAKLAND THEATER | HOTEL -ROOSEVELT — “Leos Dunigan: Sea son of Mr + — know Lapeer area, apply Walker licen FREE_TO| ey ‘Tare Sane. POMBO, MATING REP EATING, REPAIRS, |_ os ey We ba-e burer that will pay. ~ ear father of | CY OWEN Cleaners. Lake Orion _ ers. Lessons ¢iven at your United States. Quick service. “FE 2.7840. eee cash for your equity in any de-| Newly decorated. Hadi week Al ——— pe loran, Bobby and = | BETTER PAY nee | Bs -sperienced tescher. OR DEER HIDES. FE 46829 sirable located home: also ae Re ear ‘brother of William. Earl UNION CARPENTERS, FE 5-0066| ¢0%,,J0> © pes is : Fon Pieri UP @ perenne he feenlaars nal ‘BLOCKS. SAA en. a | ere fee Lp dirrgoe Par meome - STpibin: j aan : a PT Harry Dunigan, after 6. or on job ¥peiianti off world find out today about the Work. 9 Lhahakltn ol and | nt haulin et mn reas. EM 3-47 fireplaces sea-w eed guaity Gecenes! ees iecase ee us for immedia HOTEL -AUBURIN - Harper Mrs. Pearl Jackson and : a Wanted Male _ aeiee © PLUMBING-AND HEATING “#8. goods. U. “overnights { ; VAUF. Itor | | Day or rekes Mrs. Pauline Tucker. Funeral FIREFIGHTERS _ Harold, Furner Ine . Hak baie] SS “~~~ | INCINERATOR lara Com & Son FE ¢3767 OR} now $9.98. Men's 2 suiters were ROY KN: a Realtor Cookies 4 — Apr smente service will be held Priday, Nov- Ave. Birmingham Ave., Birming- | CARPENTER hipaa NEW AND; frubbish, shredded sak dirt. Peat, i cs $30.00 now $21.25. $10.00 leather | 26’e W. Huron PE 2-142] 464 Auburn “an tefrigera te unit : ember rth at 2.00 p.m it the ap nanent ee ban eee aroxt cy ham. 7 repair, FE 44210 _top soil. FE FE $-0448. RG SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING brief bags now $7.95. Eve OA 86-3330 Ph. PE 2-9239 tace Funeral Home with Rev. Ponti i . NEW. Al , | eaad Initialing FREE Utley officiating. | Interment in | seine Bet veneoee TUL | castan een tee Cet | nee ee Soe vie “ROE | | O'DELL CARTAGE | Haane AM Aaianing. Prove FE! use our chriimas Layaway | Peddling Your Property? | Rooms With Board 32D = Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. Mr. | per se ae _up own work, FE 44366 thin ne G : Local and Long Distance Moving | PHILLIPYS, 79 North Saginaw St. It doesn't . Our method of Dunigen will He fr state at the HAYS nd pension benefits, ace | nig 8 aggTpeatry. | Guaranteed Pucne Fa. 60000 | FLOOR SANDING. LAYING. FIN. | son sace- ‘coon % CARCASSES showing only io qualified pros- 2 BUDDIES, HOME COOKING, 1028 Brace Funera! Home. I Py F ae tie an Wanted Female Elica d 6 5-9682 : Dien BE LIGHT: rAND R. Gardner i, FE 2-751 TH pects, saves you time and money. Lakeview, Huron Gardens ’ De to paar flice, citv ha 5 SE eee : : LIERING: Koester x CUSTOM pte, XG. GENERAL _orders taken anytime. and ‘in many cases even the 5 BL OCK LAYER— a iS ocnntooee Gentian one ants TRUCKING ASHES ~ AND| ZEDRES And alterations: Weather= KNAPP SHOES a ea “Yworts with Lookers.” Comore test nde Pi Jen, AF | JOHNSON, NovEMRER 25. 1983, | ngpeaaraielae | Pontiac. FE 2-0001. rubbish, and will move house ay PE s-7118. FE 5-6720 _| Cail us now. We need your prop-| ROOM AN BOARD, WEST SIDE, SS Mina B_ ey ataseite. Bt eee x" xpe Telean son ‘apni CURB YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK, JANI. _trailers) FE. §-7333 or OR 23-6178. nis a eels She WORK ANY Rt OR WOMAN NEEDING ony ws ne a ine. details for __brivate bath, 741 — =e peer ei. | UP ST TERER, STEADY WORK, tor, nes or porter work. | LIGHT ee EASONABLE. | - viser, contact Mrs. een mas and closin ROOMS AND » BOARD? NO- __ : 2 [OLS COMPLET REMODELING 8734. Con. he neral service will be held ‘Matar: T = ns = yaks Fi Bonieskan Ml = 482_Howiand : Des yees eres_OR nh 2 au tide aE ae Po FE 2- =a ai WELL INSURE IT) Fey e3a St door, 561 8, Sanford. dav. November 28th. at 1:30 p.m. F . j | TRUCKING rec tt room em. di. eS ee ee at 34 Lafayette St. with Rev | ©2532. i Bees. ‘ume eveniny work. FE bein — = leaves anytime. secreation oom a, dofmers, “nadie Wid. C Children to” to Board 2 25 , 35 a Traver officiating, Mrs. Johnson | LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE AND | MUST BE 18 : tions custom building. FHA fi- | AAAA RA RnAnA RnR AAnR ARR R AR Rent Apts. Furnished — will He im state after Friday eneral cemetery work Acacia nes toe CA BINET | MAKER | a CARPEN- HAULING OF ANY KIND, _REA- __Rancing. PE 4-5470. a CE a ne ALLL ~ : Arrange. | Park Cemetery. Southfield at 13 NIGHT SHIFT | ter. Kitchens @ specialty. FE| sonable. PE 2-6887. - —| LICENSED BOARDING HOUSE REALTY CO. REALTORS 2 RM. FURN = : Trent be Ahelenuntoen Funerat Nttte Ret Bir . APPLY IN PERSON j__2-2532 SMEFH MOVING GARAGES a FE 4-5440 ~a5 . | am varices cee ent IE Brevis = = _ TRUCK DRIVER. 10 YEARS EX. = POR CHILDREN. LICENSED | “Open renings “tl 66 104 5 FORE: Plains. TED’ S i" perience Needs iene FE tar ‘Van-or-Pickup Service FE ¢-486¢ eRERureY Ss fares } home near country school. Mets-| igi we io ft Ph. vr 2 aen oon referred. 1 oo nm a _after «4:30, FOR LIOR HT TRUCKING at STOPP mora 67FS s NEXT Door oho, BRANCH st PE 2do7 : =e MEN NEEDED. WOODWARD AT SQUARE LK. Rp | CARPENTER WORK WANTED | cheap rat = O ERT & CE CIL ona wok) AND CARED ee aa wep SMITH, NO - a ‘ time only. OR 3-2276 or EM) _ FE 41077 ‘or FE 46224 oe Dee een BULDERS att | tor. Cal 2-170 ee J Festal see @ Baul +3196 fred D., 5000 State Park Rd, Or- for | for all ty es of LPS eag em OR 3-77 = “CARE POR BABY ae ; + . tonville, age 73: beloved husband Pp cca. 7 k fc - Re 21 if _no_answer OR 3-2420 | ©XC small child. OR 22761, W. S 11? CLEAN, 2 ROOMS, PRIVATE EN- ie Eee set | Production Work [Fipxoonammen an OERERAL manip work ata ‘Sa ANPER| LTUCKS for ae CONCRETE BROKEN WITH AIR | iwpants OR PRE SCHOOLERS ant to e Sa ene Ste erine Spallas, . excellent opportunity with fast| CARPENTRY AND TILE WORK oe 2.0077," . for full time care, licensed rural : = oo SS eee ND EQUIPMEN’ r - : | : —_ 2 ROOM aPt__eLose Ik FE == =a _ty. | pupae! of Mrs. Ella. + - [prawns concern Good —aaiars-} = = == 1% Ton Pickup pa ia 3 SEPtS st. Ge = | BUYERS WAITING— }? 3o™ a doiph (Sta! Pin Funeral ar. | = "Cee on Siem Pe WORK NEW OR P sd ump C d pares oft, Also plastic| Share Living Quarters 26) _ _ ery ot on? eiAROE Rooms : 5 : 2 . 2-2468. —— tr *ake after 3 p.m. Huntoon 7l laa — Needs eee T8 0 Waitress for RELIABLE ARP Eeren OPEN omtiac arm an our home in ee night shift, 10-00°p.m. to 00+ GUARANTEED ROOFS, ALL| GENTLEMAN TO SHARE SYLVAN tora 2RM APT COUPLE ONLY, CALL Home. = _ met eit ie "provide “for tobs, PE 88328 ____| Industrial Tractor Co, Kinds Est. 1916 J A. Hugus.| Lake home, FE oe evenings. | Drayton. C Clarkston Gad Water ————— = FE 2-0660 after 400 p. _ FE CMS Pe ets | _ Nr FE 2-302t_ FE 2-8008 ~ arr. results. sal i cipcra “ace BATH, LOWER, { 5 + HAULING ANY KIND Base-| BUILDING | in—Gre: Te TO adults, private entrance, on Green In Memoriam 1 1 6 8 mother's heiper, must live In, | __ments cleaned. FE 5-8065, Brick, stone and cement work.| with Pastness or woman. MI St FE 5.2474. POON pleasant room, board, 818 Work Wanted Female ¢ 9A pa | _ FE 42200, 6-0733 01 raph cal WHITE BROS. 6 ROOM APT. SUITABLE FOR 2 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY | 1v1sion _per_wk. MI 4 Oe Garden Plowing 1A wIDow w couples. 90 Auburn. FE 2-5492, band. 900 Baldwin. Ave ANDY AND BAKERY SALES- women | temporary for Christmas COMPETENT YOUNO WOMA a perienced in Soskkeomage ego Nov. 26, i952. I have lost my Soul Hdeee omnes A ed with my own, —_ day by day, { miss you Dear walk through life alone hey Heart still aches with sad- My eves shed many God knows how I miss you, | r voice I can not hear “Bad 'y mis Iph Sp rs 3) OLIVES ORCHIDS, CoRsaGEs MA 46-1019. Pontiac, Mich. _ Wanted! PINSETTERS *‘Bowting = calm St _iont itcelm | ‘Mont- counter in C. F, Smith Market | 409 Hunter at erm Birming- | ham. Prefer ages 35 to 45. Ap- | ply in. market, 9:30 am. to’4 pm. Fred Sanders. E WHITE WOMAN TO GARE _ | ELDERLY WOMAN TO TAKE 2children, more for | ome fae high wages. PE i sition. OR 3-6116 after 6. game Gs AND I ONINGS MIMEOGRAPHING, TYPING themes, dissertations, secretarial FALL PLOWING, DIScING AND WTD. u G_ BIBCING, DRAG ets 3 reine / ageen mow- Business Service =] |_JOHN’S TRENCHING | GENERAL CONTRACTOR. RESI- ential. .- commercial, Mer ‘ome & pairs. home with cou; erage Welcen.ed) in , housework wana TO SHARE HER ple. FE 4-6572. “WILL SHARE 3 BED- WE WOULD LIKE TO 6} SHARE OUR OUR rm, home with | or 2 men. Nea White Chapel. Mt Uiverry yr eset after 6 pm With — se mily exchange for Cog? for Your Convenience CR DIS ot OR D100. WE NEED 3 home fn city. ae Fioggeh wal poeien nent. sa {2 2 or 3 bedroom st suburban, Fy have large lot -r smal) acreage. 3 ROOM APT, "Clos IN, Fe fs) or 5 rooms, Testonsble ae Se cna Footings rater ‘lines, and dept CARPENTRY WORK, ALTERA- l ond care at gaa Sy nm raaty custom seed needt—rood two LING OL NeME RCURY eae =. FE_ $5429 ae iG free if desired. Please call before | OF 3 family. ——_| 5a EK Ma OINING 00M WAITRESS, Da¥|——__._FE «479 0 A B TR D TERRAZO RUBBER ~ CERAMIC as we 7 RMs. BUS L-aeUN DEALER, GOOD PAY | & night shift evaiiqnte, | Appiy | APRONS, ght MENDING eh & BT eG tie. | ‘le, flagstone Commercial and | Ha coy Augusta off big thy Phe Cour us us ff vou hate any ot_the Foun working. girl. i 3. are See & ik NOVISER MAL TED'S WASHINOS AND IRONINGS WTD. | 7 Seer _BUILDER. FE is Feliable service ‘tealted you," caretaker, FE piso” oe ae. as = Ap, 1 eet " SIs 2 ~2-2240.- ~ 5 aoc AWN) ma ? ma LLLP —— SSB 45 A reetwart at take a. cs ri see “6 Job too | ONE OF —PONTIACS LARGEST | we uf gBROWN. .. Realtor’ _leges. T.V. FE 41138 263 Oxmun 1 ooE WHITE GIRL, MOTHER'S HELP. 3 PIKE SF. cru ive in, it er over, Fm 4a, | Sena Of cl, ‘it CS'Sy | FRsorin. FH Rasa ING © RA | Irae’ op tog Talk Guafantend | fermsture buyers ea wating FB Po. PE 24010, | RM DR. COR. | eT a — pete / t i) . ‘ \ i, { ; ; z — a : ++. 2 a % BACHELOR sf : trance. FE ¢-8164, T. ON MAIN cert: pe ost — = entrance, very EeN- __ ter hall, and sletping “porch up. Tile bath. ne urnece 6 years od Leslie R. Tripp, Kealtor 22 We-t Lawrence Street Open Evenings PE ~s-8161 or FE 4-427 — — Home & Cottages WALLED LAKE & VICINITY Lak LAND REALTY CO aot Fentins frst Waited LE, BARGAIN FOR C ASH. ment me has automatic ott heat, fireplace, glassed porch Ga- rage. Bee if you nee pI ee that 4 is wed worth Giroux Le Hicks! 4380 Dine Hwy Drayton Plains | . OR 39761 5 ROOM, STORY pasta, eer g house for sale by owner, 764 6. Squirrel Rd. vAuburn Heights _ | \ Watkins-Lake Good § room 7 bedroom frame home with attached garage. Large | : me ie’ ot wooded o6xi30. posses- sion. $9,500 with $2,000 down. ~~ Ranch -Home + possession Near Willams Lake . Good A room frame room;*kitchen, 2 bedreoms an 34x26 addi- utility room, work room and 2 bedrooms NICHOLIE Tm mediate © possession on iis fur. nished 4 suburban ey Raped vesomeet. 2 car ga- (6° vom full bath PLUS tion, intended for garage. gape peg garten finished :. ie Parte AND HARGER CO. a go Sem son LAGOON FRONT “AGE room west rage. NORTH ‘SIDE od with Fall basement with furnace a = hard Praag ia Ste cation HAYDEN wr! Suburban “Basement house 26x30 lights well, peptic tank large acre plus lot Priced at $2,850 Call Mr. Deyo FE 65-1201, eve. FE 2-7002, “BUD” Nicholie 4 REAL ESTATE — ne New GI Homes 3 bedrooms, West paaceen “a acre lots, aute. heat, tie baths, plastered walls, streamlined kiteh- ens, dvireh doors, ample closet space, brick or aluminu ee: utility. $11 to basement o. $12,700. Down payments ti00 000. to $2,700. ‘plus mortgage costs. Your chaice terior colors, Phone | rhe sess or drive out to our of- “ fice for more particulars, Open. evenings i CAMERON IL CLARK | 1342 WwW Huron St FE 46492 SEE THE INSIDE, THEN COM. ere jt "$6500 -- $1500 down" se sare ), Seen:s fee. Eve. =. ~ Opportunit; y : Here it is! Por quick sale- the Price is only $6350 with — down Seven rooms and” bath i cluding four bedrooms, full bags. ment with HA furnace Oh, yes. fered street. only a few blocks rom downtown and 'y pasck to bus. An older home in. fair dition, very neat and comfortal ne Vacant Lot: Cheice located lot om East Bivd With all improvements and priced at only 8700 with $200 dawn K.G; Hempstead, Realtor oa East "aren St lot, . near Piaing, MI a 4 | | | 26), W. ups Bt FE 5-2264 _Eves F —— or EM 3.6043 BY OWNER ORION 3 is oF rE | HOUSES BUILT ESPECIALLY for yung oars couple. A Hy “exh ‘Dasement, $8600, $1500 down. both have large 3890. *780 down lots and lake "privileges. FE 6- Suburban Property _40-B livin $3,300 down and ~ "tse rr = fireplace room | “& path $1000 down OR 3-2030 +1836. s 83 | a nd ‘I $11 Main St. OL 14111 fe Rochester, | : 9 "ACRES Nicety located 16 miles W. Pontiac, | block from M-60 b ® acres and 2 bedrm. home, has basement, hardwood floors, tered walls, bath. plus onal home in rear that is 1 nvitation to Comfort just 2 of tee many features. The very attractive creation a kilehen, recree Poxbond fireplace ment with my Rly _ oor makes this house low priced at Aor $10.30 with only $3,000 down. mediate possession. —— EMBREE & GREGG 563 Union Lake } = EM 3-4393 |- = LOOK!! le" | iwirs on. BIG yer Auburn & Rochester Rds., stpson RADW 4 Y¥ ANY 4 De Pontiac Office FE 2-ba4e Tele. Ra ‘Nr Orchard Lake Rd. ———— For Sale Acreage 43 aaa chet 5 ACRES tillable, marveioes.- c.— ‘TUG? BORST Realtor fot W. Huron Bt. 4 ACR = “real chance to have” your own is berries few chickens to cut the hi cost of living. Some oe aan trees. Low as $140 do CLA LADD 3496 epson Lk. Red. Corner Cass Lake Rd FE 23-0207 Dixie "OR 2 to ‘ton Plains _ Business. “Property 44 WEST pe Bidg. wth 2,985 ot west side age studio or green FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W.) sLaewrence FE 46-6106 Next to Consumers Power GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION On corner Be E Pike Tasmania. Brick build ne . 4 room + Sg ere ee ha ’ cm me, FE 26200. dap rE +108 eve- EO! TEL * _ For Sale =e Sooeu moa ner.’ ry "a3 % days. ‘? FE 71-0270, wrter tad 5-728 GULP SERVICE Aon ideal jipportnsty to ig ney in. At low dealer ry ve ben all inte 1s ia modern, inv ento: Ol Co. Pa ft. in hea Suitable ine pres se. Call L. H. Cole. East suburban, off Walton Bird. Edw M, Stout Hie 1. a 56 room frame — (TT N. Saginaw all sized rooms. Carpeted Opa apltet : living == co e Plas a a Walls. Hardw rs, “00x30 DEEP, $500 EACH. landscaped jot. i? “LOT 3 : ae z East tis. INQUuRE Sty West—Nr. Mandon Lake | "37 See = = $6,300 with $1,532 down sad 850! > Lore BASEMENT DUG. WELL monthly. 5 room frame bome — Pian. Call ots = somewhat unfinished. Immediate s = = = ation close to paved - vente crane pa a . Ter dows. . Conne = “an ranch 4406 Pontiac Ra. 4 S fic nk. ¥ : 3 bedroom brick ranch homes —_ SODERN 7 BEDROOM HOME ON home in 1951, stone 4286, Dixie Hwy On 3341 FE 2-0201 Deyo FE 58-1201, eve. FE 2-7002. te ane rou yam seve many) ¢000. ee a ES Monthly spared — tiac Lake. $80 month. OR and ar pink clapboard ex- 3496 Pontise Ra. ” yourself, ‘Very attractive and ay lage of Syiven Loko. Largo bving |" a cmueg and: s 31301. terior. Living 3x24. | LAKE, ORION FOR, SALE BY - ; BUb” Nicholie Rell planned home “Lake privi- Toone ws Teele, “inette, tle beth. |. trom our five coms Migh Grace — ae =U) ne zi aS $600, fad ae t 5 r area. - = | VA Poutise, Purnished, secladed, 00| “indos State entrance hail down M4 foom @ bath-¢1000 down | BES BUYS = Beats ESTATE -| tmfies trom city Nmile” Our of |. Vows 2 Concrete, ative, Of fA. lot. cower, | Sieg] To quality for work you 4 f ® month. TEXas 48866, Det pone gate | and ——— lier pos Pichia Teleohoné OR 3-2039 or FE ¢-1936. : = 410 F RTILE ACRES~T ce, ia weil be Ready for eccupancy. 3 dedroem (ogy streets, bathing b ai aan hace paras ar - a ————— 41996. : o show you & cozy me vert wlorrium nem ptivtered+ , ’ ae t= Cea -De-~ oid SMALL HOUSE IN WATERFORD, tache 80x150. ee TOD AY preraces builder. rwick Rd. or. , couple only, $12 week. MA §-6091, The a real car RANCH HOME ORCHARD LAKE AREA o-morrow. sills, te beth Pull basement wits | Of 1M Lake Ave. FE Songd poms retteotge Sat — a= Since asene = AT DRAYTON PLAINS, 40 ft. ranch ood a earn bath down Large | We hope that you are having «| ol! furnace, auto. water heater "22108. Open Sun. or call tor] ie will net month. RANCH HOUSE, 2 BEDROOMS, Peries. use on 100x400 ft. lot. Good uP . with fireplace. Mod-| Very edjoyable Thanksgiving and| Large jot. good west suburban | —*PP't anvtime. i ve “poss! 5 of tt ce mer. —|— be $1,500 DOWN Nving ‘room with firep y ry ott heat, adults, $90. EM 3-5504 azy susan. ore sDwner imo muck soil. Auto. gas heat and hot te 4 ra kitchen A heat. Nicely | trust that pu will drive care-| location, $1,500 down, mort- taking -ver ime 2 ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY MOD. ing to warmer elimate. This water. Built 1950 and in new cotl- - i ana fully Gage cost. here accordingly. Por inter- " “ern, furn., private bath. 256 Elm. fo the diseYimineting bu Sor dition. Has utility and basement 5 rooms and bath, chicuuer) tras andl baritea, Pal | 2 TNT You'tt Rave & Rave ¥iew. z - West SUBURBAN SMALL Fun.| ‘© '%e diseFimineting buyer, 1 furnace room. 2 car ent at See Neel tae her ace a tee price $10 480, L. H. BROWN, Realtor J. C. HAYDEN And you'll cove and cave ie _tion, Write Box 41 Pos = 4 P home. wt, 2 jegern. Rell iz 2 Sh pavemer : 1362 W. Huron, Ph. FE 2-4810 4 this fovel ranch home LUNCK FOR L ~OR able couple, Write Pontiac Press Cherokee Hills on a nroiatie ‘SELL Se Ecasale Nee otering OUT PERRY ST, | aitber’ coop Real Estete Each. | 29% w. Hyron'St . ‘yazes{ north of Rochester, 1048 sq, jis ™ eset jane $2. ee ta = + hdl aire acene” et apeeat + ae way. thiy 47 det us show you this home. = ea Ler send LAKE ORION Eves. 5 Ble pra . - GObPL: : os == STORE KEPRONT LAKE TON. ORL: wil ‘oom cety situat on acres of la ETE ROCER Tms., — house, + amen fee i ef and home ® T5x325 Tt. See ner; $+. 600 DOW EE to Galloway Lake, | $1800 down. 2 bedrooms. Bath 5 x ouside eae i ro‘led. imte 1 lovely 3 Lied meat counters, deep freere, 3 rms. | 3) ising fom Kelly Like. Refrigerator, stove. st, - 2 fireplaces, one in recreation | ‘Busemvet. Furnace. Acte let. + $15 per month. 108 6 : ed: E waver of a | irpe = HWODERN aac ‘with ledgerock fireplace. 3 cabinet space heater room and one in large Living| fenced. home. .Large, spacious oe . in 7 Eco Pigatloe new Prigids’ Cougi with leds vanity. tie bath — in price. Make ts ef Cory cute 4 rooms and. room. Fuil basement, oi] heat. etc | 8 ‘ROOM MODERN HOME PLUS | 150x200 ft. lot y ideal seauuaieg at Goodison, \° | ‘gent ty. Fisher .. with deluxe kitchen. At- priileges on a an thsane 3 large rooms first floor = : sacege ele lot = Temace EAR aa ball, yf po Sor mile: ae << Rochester on : Baidwin. 40 Judah Rd tached garage. Lot #Sxi30 B. D. CHARLES ear > _way to u are es distrie gain, H 32232, Orion Rd. Sere | ‘ ake. 9 miles west += hedr d bath WALTER GREEN MY_ 2.5831 ome 32x32 on foundatibn, and ing caw 2 BEDROOM} WITH} Vacant! : : a clk Quick possession. Ly podllss| we aon aoe at Ts) with full basement, recrea- stalled for a second ba’ phe! 4 .s Cony Ae | enr-pert, Sie lease tees War: Real Estate Exchange ee this - “home before you place where you can buy 6 acres tion room with fireplace. ofl Priced at only $15,500 with ready fur occu y. ‘Reply : Wick, Syivan Lake FE 45000. [°« Kinzler, Real pea glee ety Zi ic ' heat and many. many dther ©, ert low down peymest §=N == 7 se = HOF ta2t. W.—Huron ‘Ph. FE 4-0521 running to lake with a brick home boo” Drawer D_ Marcellus. | 2 BEDROOM COTTA AGE. 817 FOR. | 70 w oH Bt “FE 43523 | Evenings PES-7H48— =¥7204¢ : : 42x46 for just $19,500 except here. outstanding ——- Dray- of $4,500, — —_— eS eS SS Open Eves. till” 8 8 ROOM MODERN HOME 4 BED- $700 DOWN octes 300d vat Tak a $15,000 Payday —= = 1 c tative Realtors Exchange _ Tooms, $11,000, terms. FE 7-7 PAUL KERN, Realtor ——— a ideal home. $13,750, mms: =e =4 : For Rent Off. Space 37 “Closed a a —j | Frame home win 3 tarce | 31 Oakland Ave. FE 29 18 THE “BIRD* TO 8EE Dorris a Roger B. eee Tavern othe pl emtggece : UTIFUL TWO rooms ry ‘u “R r* op ember uren : or FOR 4 ANT OR ATTOR- | Franch home. | south Bloom. basement, furnace heat ee NEAT 3 ROOMS St. Phone FE 4155 Stl Main st -: Obien| ster creel in ines ney. Desk and telephone answer:| field Highland Subdivision. 5 Neat and clean. located just ‘ Lo] wm “ACRE carat | > ; Ors 4 GAR. $3. 950 2 pommos toc song halon ed gmat ta pam ea Lg pape ing, automatic washer, auto: : 7a TS AG tached car Near ‘auburn heights. TRADE MY, EQUITY In | (1535) ° — _ space” Low rent. sized a omg Bri Bigg = Just $950 dows on this attractive | | . and bath. 2 acres and § oon 2 ; . . 7 , ~ DRAYTON PLAINS ; dreea a 21. .* aaipa Fe aes . HOME & INCOME «Roo, SUNoaLow and neat 3 room home with at-| Nr. McConnell School oraed a ignwey, lake a peices 2 Do You Serious??? = a Habis, bot eed for appointment. == HAPPY. * Tr near ar averege, Rate la “proving os: This bresd new — os oc MA ple = tener Partners needed for Class “C"’ ciub : eng soter ferelshed. OR D2. THANKSGIVING howes on % —— $1,800 down ___| Scott Lk. Rd. close to Covert an opportunity —a hone, | ——— doing a gross figure that will hway. - ANKSGIVING PAUL ‘ . 3 pius income! Four iarge rooms | Sale Lake Prop 41 y both parties a a 8 Lovely Rooris ns . Owner's me has 4 large v JONES. REAL ESTATE hodl WHAT A BUYt HURRY! nd th = Rent Lake Prop. 37B ae & echo. to all our friends — rodms and full beth, auto. | 832 W. Huron St. Ph FE ¢3508| Immediate possession. and bath down, and s private | ~~. nen | come, This is one of the north : ~~ all 1 newly decorated rooms, hot water and utility room RANCH HOMES 4HELL WITH — —— Sparterent Uo ce ne SO {CASS LAKE C..NAL os) Re ef “wow bee in: 4 eee tes tae and customers The other bome has 3 cory ugh plumbing and wiring jak NEW BRICK BUN( bid codes FOOT FR ONTAGE. witi BAC- a Boome —s LAKE, THREE RM. COT. just = for-a large fam roGEna and st bath and jo SMALL ‘own ray WE > avs, easement enciosed porch, 2 car RIFICE. HAS ITY IM- formation on ‘the chance se s 7 ME cfu nee Deeted. AGoNe) enue for tacome. 818000 | “Bud” Miller | dfine im $10.00 per week Rawr schneiier, ‘oie ontine | You'll enor wonderful ving m this FAZAg® — it's clean. throughout | PROVEMENT®. FOR TMMEDI- me. 4 _ MA '¢1450 "| TERMS. Francis F. “Bud” Miller | i Rig rag test Tee weer, OPEN SUN 6 room brick bungalow. Located |. nd top value at $11,750! Ee REA caLt owen OR R It r | DAYS Phone MA 41554 in the picturesque city of Sylvan 1.5562 Rent Houses Unfurn, 38 __ J, RB HILTZ~ ecole 4 ACRES = Hake oh anit, ia eon ein CARL W. BIRD, Realtor aru egurty—sm.« roou| OLATE- WIDE en ee Gali — ES . . : ee e __ ” Has attached garage. oil heat and | S18 Pontiac ‘tate Bank Bidg shel! Unity. bath, no wiring or PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. : REALTOR $19 Josiyn E 20353 [4 ~targe rooms —end— bath, — | Humphries _ __| screens and storms all around Se vee. FE $1302; _water PE 17330. Pontiac Office, J. Landmesser, 2 — — able tor couple, Inquire at 17 i48%s Saginaw vty Rear trays, stoker heat and elec. : ig wid cctam Ast tedag on terms CL GSE IN + Sate Resort Prop. 6-48 | FE €1582__ ——_ a N. Saginaw BL. FE 56181 _Eve, FE $5435, _TODAY’S BARGAIN ished attic. 2 car ate eee Welt built._Newly decorated _—— ~~~|FOR SALE OR | LEASE. CLUB : _ e. ann your eye ne as quickly : mod house _with bar: : ee ‘ Quick pomession. immaculate 1 story, 2 bedroom | \\ yy : ern, 3 hedroom home. Oil heat ntl we tpg Gr Ra patie | manera bene ee] 000 do frame has bathroom, ln-{ WARD E. PARTRIDGE. 2 ,cet garage Priced reasonable GREEN "LAKE: OFFICE Good location, _ MY rtle 2 20040. Off Baldwin Ave. FE 7. 4 : Lake ad eacn ; NT heat, storms, sc: . wt} REALTOR ae ¥ CRESCENT. hares LAKE} Cr? —— ¥ Room . ~gINGLE ANNE hk $600 DOW N tures “author water at Ace 43 W. Huron 8t. Open Eves. 7 to'9 1 u ESC x2 . LAKE i isin 7 rom, al Ataf Lakee ! ), A = = w for . @M di car garag edroom modern me ed Y | = one aa sone Seat it ao a “i iceane| = man’s special, Cin cated in the City oa blatktop HOUSES OF ALL EINDS = room and bath on ist floor. 15x27 wsIRCE 1 ieaeebigt’ ri to Bob's Chicken Elis- OFFERS Price $29,500. Terms. der block, 4 rooms and bath, bondi close Truly ant ¥ family Hoag sheen =m ine ft. living room. "ou heat. Small kick . abeth Rd, _. im 28x36 round, lot 1002150. fdeal home for the small family. haa (eon home in rear rents for $40 per 7070 comm nERCe Ri EM peed J3 THE “BIRD” TO SEE zx > wf OOF aut 5 ‘Will Lecept good hotsetratier as Needs . Bee It $10,500. Terms. Ooo? cts Wt, Priced ot only | Line From Detroit WO ©1744 | Talk TO THE RIGH MAN WHEN ‘burn Ave. Inquire at’ 839 Pensi-|~ Acres 4 part payment for 4% room — ee Z noe SE S 500. Reasonable: d , | ROscoMMoN” ,OT 68x105.| YOU WANT TO BUY A BUSINESS cole at. after Pett eling te cles to) SSbvaeies ot land ole. SESS) Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | Humphries ze see ot, toad tanie tant | CUCKLER REALTY River som porkhwest a Roe | _DISTRIBUTORSHIP Tl N. Saginaw St. 3 "FOOL stone house e+. N. Saginaw FE 44081 | scenic, $2 Te: Lo Ceay weters & Ucdreom heme Just-a ‘little finishing needed | “Both with” basements” Here ie Ev ve, OR 3-2039,_ _FE_ T8149 =e —eutla! og site. MY pau. Nationally advertised & very popu. 4 Jessi on 3 lots with 2 car garage set __. | this white frame 2 bedroom mod-| good place to supplement. == ———— | lar soft drink. 4 trucks and other Dott Ey + ‘ f= 55 Down. ern cottage, located in « good! income and all for only 810.975 For Sale Lots 42 _equipmen mt. A roven real money a a § LINCOLN manent mw ih ers; ter) cute Gabe Orban Take pane | = tide lection, “Large. om |e cer $2,500 dow W. ae eee Oe immeeaiatete talgel ine ford. rage, and outdoor grill. I ted _on water! bungalow eat, lake privi- rieed to sell at 86.450. ACKEAC iS 1. EE SSS = Tnauire os a8 good w. suburban loca panuar nee aa nace at cees. F ssession “ $1,450. do fo . = >° Tienken Ra. in ‘Rochester area * | ANOTHER : naked : . For Rent Store Space 38A. tion. Newly decorated. $8,-| $9,500. Take .over G. I. Mtge. gg J. \: “AL JET, Realtor Non fice home en ee | : _ Baie Soe DINIE HIGHWAY . See — 223 8: Telegraph, FE 5.0003 lent soil, Priced at 1948 cost Near Dravton Plains NEW LOCATION -RONTAGE GO66D Fok ANY =| JAME res | Modern home with ideal base. large 3 bedroom ranch home | Excellent raneh home sites. Close | FRONTAGE ; |Clarkston Area Realtor, 1210 “Poatiae “Bate Rite | we lao ae men. ing unit Liring room 15222 with fireplace to Pontiac =e sew Waterford | $2,800 down is BUSINESSES 10 acres of good soil. 6 Open Evenings 4254; Near G senerat Hospital — pre pours lecation, Ts) a. bome. ie VW Bt _$16500) with” terms | ae room Attached 2-/ gd Bis e this valuable business frontage ES apt as men's furnishings, dry goods room modern house, 24x40 4 bedroom home in good location basement x fl . oe | CR EORD AGENCY | Lid al TSEE = olny = — as zn oe ee aon ea barn. 18x40 chicken house.| ° to trade for 2 bedroom home in| spacious sernee. Sta replace. | REALTOR — EVES MY 3.7085 privileges, “$15,000. x —— see ecee Gown. _ _ 4 | Seer ue Ros = ae highway ae opun | cellar, outside "plenie. grill VETERANS — ixe Souches such Go gies blocks? | 2+! _Opsyke: FE ¢00i7. PE Ci west Side NR DRAYTON | "PLAINS motel aes Ration of ait bow bund —, ggg eck a pd a oa —— wcll avin A Very I imited Number CARROLL G. PORRITT and more for £ S10.200, with $4,500. ‘| 3 bedroom ranch type home with 190 Pr rel_$70 down: aa Salen building on the Le sels corner on Pike! — ‘will ss & y i 26% W. Huron _FE 2% down, Call TODA —. nice kitchen and bath. Car- dnve your = eet eee property that can easily be added —— ee ‘$¢hool; reasonable rent. + Ro ee ___|4@ ACRES, LARGE 5 ~ SEMI- J do teens, fas. nee fenced yard an and ONS TR down. otter today, es ee Seminole Hills ‘aus Jot Fons good | ipl rage, chicken coop. f: trees, | [IN 7 ROOM MODER? —es mee = ‘ONS TRE“ AM : SING _ Rent Miscellaneous 39 Largs spacious 7 room beuse = —< naan a. cre M PRBLE: Realtor =i Ee : $1. re down. $8.40. full Tore WM. H. KNUDSEN ra Ah ony some woods. On vest aw ee ao PE RTY ‘ Dees Dirctnsnal : ia: 7EO. AR “y s.eaitor Co-sperst ™ ealtor Exchange Suitable for home and income. LJ + to schools. —*—qIRETING SPACE. SUITABLE. For| ree ees J rooms construction, arasteret He. ville Rd., Watertord Telegr Margi Cpiple yer eee arcs gel 7 centane weap inks You'll own 13%) ft. on waluable mh — __ peoceyere ead a kan and ter heaters, laundry tubs, selec lect _————— ee ee =A een oll eal, Taree basement, Fae $0 Poot Btate re _Bidg. ESS LADD: steady nba Business spot SPACE IN HEATE Hairway. asement with oi]| 0k floors. beautiful meses te NICE HOMES 41,000 as | —sute-—wates A i ge paint 8 eras goreeg rans age oear astage Monten: craton pctarg Window, mnglats 2 bedroom bur Jr. “grees oo ae mere Je the one we you have been! waar MibE = FEL, FE [Scan ee Ra OR 32781 “ee = jsipment. Late of r : ng for. Lovely 2 bedroom j 8 FURNISHED 6 AKE LOT FT = ; : Prev.” _priced with terms. weathers lenitee. st once | carpeted. Combination storm "in. Large carpeted living room with| ROOM MODERN. Furniture Ag ~ NEAR EAST BLVD. — $1,750. Owner. PE tao crag (cans 6s 000 per mo — f ‘ouses — dows. Gas heat. Large lot. $2,000 ace. Attractive kitchen with} tonal, gas heat, 2 car garage Lakeland Florida. 1 floor 2 apert.| Fors op Lote WITH LAKE vty all for’ only 686.000 sti — : - aved 5 Feet. Vacant. Onl 2.5 ment furnished. Rice jot lot, orange ‘ ‘ us G 8A Acces Lake Front ohn r in Near Crescent rake. ee ss Medesa—bailroom 1 ! Vacas y $ rivileges at Upper Straits, Mid-| terms. . Unusually att ve 2 bed- J h K I W Ou hot water. Lota of closet space 7 for Pontiae property. - Titest z a HOMES FOR ~farge living room with nat- REALTOR sa erm jsgae a decorated = "kee AUBURN HETIOHTS. 6 room mod-| 40 acres. 8 acres oe basa, House, Trail “walled “Lake, ObEN ince WARD E. PARTRIDGE 2 COLORED FAMILIES | fii Areface "wun “room, wins as PONTIAC REALTY Co.| Bg syria! fuey,oc| tvote Grace gee fet] EAT get rer tin at | Baa, Pons a Onokate CteaniNe MOE? Ss = hen. iy N. Saginaw Street 737 Baldwin FE 56275| Lake privileges, Full price only! decorated, ‘eak fioors, plastered _LOTS FOR BA , [OFFICES UN PRINCIPAL CITIES 2! “4 water, pay rage, Thermopane and An-| Phone Bre_ FE 210% = = 6,000, Murry walls, basement, furnace. garaxe, ROSE McLARTY LL WITH AND. WATER ST-TO- COAST Pe oe modera 1.§00. Terma. 5 e we. Situated on! OWNER GOING. WEST FOR), 1 ee $2,500. down Quick pos: FE 22162 ass Lake Rd. as . Keego. COA é —— heréweeg ecrs, sil peeut wily Jandsce “Reaith. Beautiful country home, og RESALE ‘ DOROTHY SNYDER LAVENDER | session. me os ae bare 1 16: - ar dq’ Lc # sna terms. rounded by ail "eel cyclone Be bearaom, ¢ beshronms, activ roost: ¢ = front be bedroom GT. RESALE. “4% room modern W vashington Park Aliso 9 lots in Pontiac. Wor Ss argest iA Nott fomee, eopessimately = lel seom Seat area. 3 fire- Wise atom a ft hai | Oftte eFE2«M1 Eves. FEDI0{— off Josiyn, $2080. down 2 bedroom prick—ant_trame—home+—2U ANY : _Russelt : Nott, Realtor_| _ miles from Pontiac. $00 pe + —fenete_compictety_motern kie>- Toentioh. goo $500 DOWN bes with spacious unfinished upsteirs. | pion tere og ee 4 | TAVERN Pur SALE” NICK'S BAR, FE 4-6006 pervants| OY sip rons eatin (good prize ; G LE. 4%) room modern, full basement. automatic heat .& — Ra. ar. Orcher 38 8 — . EZ peagil eae ponent tack hardwood floors. Livi wails. [oft Me Baldwin, gee heat baw nes mar braces ot arias meta | “She SpE 3-000 : CHILL, — = rs, Living rm « SS kHehen +-950—-Ce 2 SS a Roy Annett. Inc. room with natural stone , | oe Se. BROKER | dining space, Steel cabinets Alum Mr Deyo “PE $1201, Eve, FE | LOT 30100, NEAR McCONNELL| 35 istered = REALTORS fakes ce “ceclanre. aa ___Phone FE 5-0101 or FE 2-0544 porting neler a car gauge} ( AMERON HE EE ARK — tae Sele on paved sirect_ | —squlpment— : PF within 20 min- bg PROPERTY WItTi| $1,900 down. Reaitor— ¢ Member “BUD” . Wy To —— oF Al ne ve a MON — WAITING a LE F ' 7 i” peagentig Make us Ou, Cail Now. o> BUY F 5" ) SELI UL, REALTOR Partridge Is. THE ‘BIRD’ to see GAS STATION GOOD LOCATION. Past moving inventory. Corner of Walton and win. FE 39716. “Money to ‘am 4 arn LBs. Licensed Lenders) Lenders) ‘You May ‘Borrow $25-$500 | Today Grr your bills, protect your creait,. iow mon nly payments - _BUCKN ER: pace eC ate FINANCE — a ‘Apove Walgreen's & 4-841 CORNER N. SAGINAW & fe HON LOCK! | New Locat! tion = and c y i "ft 1954 + _} _} —tBtcar_ shower de toet $2398 —__ 7544 Lapeer Fd. 5 “MY 2.46 — 11047 25 FT AIMA ALL 80 floor plans. ali finds < ment. furniture. complete line of other jiser trail har oe ‘parts and accessories. - VISIT OUR STORE : ~@) South Telegra Secs Evenings and Sunday P.M. WE HAVE ARDED TO OUR | _ line. 29 ft. trailer, al mod: ern, birch interior fini-h, priced under 63.000, Needham Fates Saies. 18. Sri Ra FE — = 5+ ~ Parkhurst Trailer P ark Bales Richardson, New Moon. a Mich... Airow Priced to sell BS iz NEW MOON the “IT woe Lucy” trailer now en diipla PARSHT HST TRAILER PARK and Saies - 1540 =Lapeer Ra Lake Ortop MY 2-4611 NEN. SPOONS RIC “HARDSON —..MICH AR. ROW 22 07TO w - (ALL 3A MODELS ps 7 ELCAR - TUB & SHOWER — JUST IN GNLY $2450 PARKHURST TRAIL FH PARK AND. SALES .- 1240) LAPRER KD) MY 2-4611 li 21 Fr. MCCOMB H’ DUSETRAILER | _ FF 42336 BUY — HE BES # Bus Btewar s ee > A ee a hes test Ute eS etr aod 2 snd ef It. Lintecraft 2] 28!) ft 58 PERCENT BEST DEAL | ft General: 2 WE FINANCE r U8 FOR THr uF ‘OXFORD TR AIL E R if SAEES PARTS ‘he ACCESSORIES New Location. 14 Laneer “dh 1 Mi 8 of Lake Orion $loo-s200 DOWN GOOD TRAIL. vers, rental plang, mowe tn ame diately Save rent. TRAILER EXCHANGE ; 60 8 ‘lelegrapr Open Eves METAI 3300 Shimmens Rd- : | For Rent Trailer lew Space 5 51 jd Rteok oomee 4 Lake Orton: 6 1% a re: | i 4 & — tag ars Pat O_ 0) MEA Somes ten ‘PONTIAC | ~ RETAIL -_ GOODWILL USED CARS “Nota Narre bit a Policy” Se F viced to Serve Sep - ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE ON MT. CLEMENS 8T. Be & | “What do you mean I didn’t look where I was s going? I can tell you what's in every store window in this_ block!” for Sale Used Cars 55 PPP LBP PPP ALLL LOL ' LARRY JEROME Sale Used Cars — 85 BUY YOUR U ~t D CAR FROM A DEALER YOU KNOW 1946 AND 1947 FORDS PONTIACS PLYMOUTIPS — = i CHE VROLETS INTIACS — “ATARM CARS FOR COL - “= S arate Shop. THE LONG D WINTER DAYS ONLY! PLYMOUTHS FORDS SPECIAL! Low == =49 PONTIAC - $699 2 Doors, rN hitewall TIREL Okt ‘Used Cars 2 toa Chev. He -aters, ‘Tires, Mitfeage Cars $995. 8 DAYS ONLY! UICK FRIENDLY (aa s NO” RED TAPE ~ Baxter & . iy aeaenen 6 W Lawrence @. 3 +1538 NEED FRO $25 to $500 Newt- Bere ES te = Revers gy = service you . bave GE Ty YOUR LOAN IN ONE VISIT On ‘46 to "$3 mode! cars Bring your title Let us finance your car or- consolidate present bilis and reduce your monthly pay- ments bv oa = Made furniture, “signature.- gtoer sspeurites Up to 14 months OAKLAND LOAN CO. 202 Pontiac St. Bk. Bldg FE 2-9206 Corner Saginaw and lawrence ~™ CASH PROMPTLY! | Get $10 to $900 quickly on car, fur- nilure or note. We ve been making: friendly loags since 1906. Phone or come in today. Provident Loan and Savings Bociety, 7 West Law- _Tence St, Pontiac PE2 e249 Ww HEN YOU NEED — $25 to $500 We can telp vou with your money problems You can up to $300 and repay w «ma!i montly pay- phone us “STATE FINANCE CO. 716 Pontiac State Bank Bdlg. , _ Ph. PE #1874 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 S. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $508 AUTOS ~~ LIVESTOCK HOUSEHOLD GOODS _Ph Rochester OL 60711 NEW! m ~~ er eall at our of- -_ ~NEW! QUICKLY ~ On Your Name Only Or Other Plans _Monéy for past-due bile home or auto repairs medical-dental. Good eredit is all you need, Other +Biaas, £01 for $25 to $500 in 1 day. - Phone FEderal 3-7181 GENERAL _ PUBLIC LOAN Corporation 69 West Huron St. ~LOANS | Community Loan Co, ¢ - 30 E. Lawrence FE 2- 7131) _____ FRIENDLY SERVICE ASH Up to $500 to finance your auto or other pur- _fefinance for wer day Bie payments. other Worthy purposes, FARercneT LAKE TRAILER 2 ae ae ae OWENS iit nF OF-LESss _ Prompt. Friendly Service 18 YOURS AT ALL TIMES —Our business is Assisting indi vid. wais and fami“es with mG6fiey problems. Let us he!p you Phone FE 5-8121. Write or call. COMPANY on ‘COMM. NAT'L BANK BLDG. Berkeley Voss. President their | “HOME & AUTO LOAN | '49 Pont dix 8 4-dr.. ‘ol Chev. __No. 217 50 CHEVROLET ——| Deluxe, 2 Door No.» 257 "51 CHEVROLET ~Styline, Deluxe 2: Door No. 340 - 42 “PONTIAC Chieftain Deluxe Club Coupe No . 326 50 PONTIAC Chieftain Deluxe 4 Door No_ 332 *St PONTIAC. | Chieftain Delyxe Hydramatic 2 Door _ No 4- 50 PLYMOUTH Special Dluxe 4 Door. s: rel ¢ = nee __._GOOD CAR_ Central 0 pOLeE $245 | Down At $895. you are buyive new delivered price. This is the Coronet model with radio, heater, gyro- matic shift, and very good tires. See and drive this car before you buy. MORE GOOD BUYS AT BR: AID’ S “9 CHEVROLET TUDOR ‘63 WILLYS HARDTOP "49 DESOTO CONVERTIBLE 453 CHEVROLET TUDOR ‘90 DESOTO FORDOR “ee CHER LET : ‘$2. DESOTO 8 FORDOR 52: PLYMOUTH TUDOR “8 CHEVROLET BUS. CPE. ‘$2. PLYMOUTH CLB. cP. | ‘49 WILLYS STATION WAG. | "$2 sry ours STA. WAG. Radw, heater, 1,600 miles. “48 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE clock stc.,| [> 27— ae Lincoln Mercury’ S_ and .« Clean. Up Sale Page Check | — These _ Walco -*31 PLYMOUTH - bY DESsOTO—€LB-—CPE- Lexile i Pveisher: _Manager —9-t9-§ For Sale Housetratlers 50 ~ Pontiac: MOBILE HOMES 26 ft. to 45 ft. in length. Up to 52 BUICK SUPER STATION WAGON R SALES M-24 at Buckhorn Lx. MY 2-2611 TOA BT. 1947, dooo CONDITION. ta. 53 PER MONTH. | oops new gee A-1 m FE 5 2 FINEST ‘49 MERCURY SEDAN, NEW and 31 NASH ‘SEDAN __| Radio, heater, excelient bane *48 Hudson 4 dr. "47 Frazer - Gu te M47 Dodge ‘sedan -|'46 Mercury convertible "46 port 82 dr. et Oldsmobile 2 dr, - THE BIO PAVED LOT WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD is s Perry _ rE 46mn 8 years to pay. Radio, heater. automatic trans. : Se __| 1952 CHRYSLER BARATOGA CLUB ToT eee = > : = pret heater. directional signals, low DOWN. $65.33 A MONTH. = recondition trailer as low as $1,695 ro WANT you __ Mileage, MI '4-7248. : $100 down. = CHIGA HELP WepUraRte a D a 3 ‘eee ToLEn wpEMONSTRATORS i ; . “es we MIC AN" E BLE cheap transportation? No mone eae 2 be Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales FINEST s nBR a beED CAR DEALER & payments as low es $17.01 COUNT. motor. Bpotie 705" —_ . _ #615 Dixie Highway, Dravten oo Piatns | set ee OAKLAND COUNTY! _ Eb Loaf F “ aed _f es ee es (ee = kites Gerken 11 Mlowk Widsas D tome . 7 Kiso Corner 11 Mile & Woodward | ON THE CORNER OF LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES CG I k t n MI ___Roval Oak Ul 5-2810 WOODWARD AND 13, MILE ROAD | come in tonight and elee_our fine | M-24 at Buckhorn Lk. MY 2-261! ar S O Fil 7 RAILER aL Sepa IF’ YOU. WOULD LIKE To tetection—of—used ERY __M SALES 5 Ea erker Ave Willams | (2y "tis sill be just the cal clean throughout, heater oR ee = yucca a ~~ _Leke___ : good tires: oto: 751 = ~~ 0° MUST SELL, WILE. SACKIFICE 36 0 —-browe " jaan 2 one, Wah i S aine pen Bae! -engeton, M Mich. Pac ingap lieth * = 450. 1195 Wagner. Alr- reonditiont fag bh fon = g $0. FE ons : “T nlite ‘8 P a ca are ge oe |_s OO tals -Crankee ys | CHRYSLER-PLYMO' DEALER | YOUR “46 of “47 MODEL WILL |- JACOB . -SRAR ER Seo Cam — : 5 oe ae Such a.nice car can| ‘08. . bal make « Fig} payment. | = d. ‘| be bought TODAY ONLY from Midwest 6-1200 Drive a's togn ‘model afer MOTOR SALES’ i Sas Caer 3 ee Birmingham's Ford. Aware only $39.33 ia 3 onth. = 38 FT., 3) er. Harold Tu ee es +-—¥our-Hnud: oe : = “tory ard Ave. Birmingham, MI wit" 3 RION i iia Om —; quick sale, FE G95 La 7500, a at Buckbor M 0° W, Pike ot-Cass, — FE 2-09501 is \ _ _ A acd ° - = P Pheneuth— A spotless car—yours res mane $945 Ss Se ‘Rochester Ford Dealer 47 PLY MOU NT = , TTI tT? . TRAILER SPACE FOR RENT. FE = ws PA KARD 4 DOOR teen, Walton Vanda —— at . PS m i OF 7 id AC A 4 Tr ¥ uu ay. 636 OAKLXND AVE. . $ dios. FORD, VICTORIA — Sona . ae ¥ E ‘ You'll Do B FCONOMY USED CARS PAYMENT PLAN MIF You LIKE A CONVERTIBI F | Phone Fh 5-410] Lo ‘oO better at 5 ah . 22 Auburn’. FE 42131 BR AID MO I OR SALES | ino the summer vou should buy | Carry ys ——— 0 Years flerld pesting” x eee Gan botin more | ee CO 503 S Saginaw Ss] STU DE = AKE R- Nacilll t of tl than worth he money Conftdent- | 50 CHEVIE FLEETLINE POWER | 61 & "82 1ODELS. RADIO HEAT- 2 se Phone FE ally Birmineham « jargest deal-| a@lide, POSH, must sell. EM 34040 | 210 Oo | Tak er good tires jow mile age Nel madi cH AMETON 2 oor — BOR COMPLETE} $f,,jlarod Tumer lnc 464 $) \ CHEVROLET 's2- 3. DR. en | ITI rchard Lake Ave. | money down, Only $80.61 per) fine ooainon throughous, nn F roles Like new dark green ie month t walk . Join 8 : COLLISION SERVICE | 47500 has @ 1666 Port converibis Dat Sap ea 02 ee rate < and a 1947 Oldsmobile convert- $1,325. Owner. Mobile Gas Sta- ri Customers. —~+ 2 Bumpin inting, refinish: tbl at be or Sto’ tion. corner of W. Huron at Hen- | LAKF. ORION MOTOR SALES ———_—__—____ = =r. pad | ting. ing ne eet vee gs, mee | derson, | |. -2-Deor.4 Door, M-24 et Buckhorn Lk. MY 2-261) MICHIGAN'S Oliver Motor Sales whe didect stones 49 CHEVIE | Heaters —_ 473 PASSENGER COUPE + d FINEST Collision Service De BUICK 149 SUPER 4 DR R AND, ‘2, ton pickup Deluxe cab. Radio : re ‘New brakes & tires. Best offer. Oe 7 16 a . W. Pike St, ___ Phone Phone PE 20101 | Seat covers clean excellent Booker. Excellent tires. Priced - = —— Your Choice et | FE ie _ _ THE Bro Fane E Wanted Used Cars 54 _Sondition “Fron PE a S304 WE BUY SFIL OR TRADE $645 Ee OLDS. “88 —— > _ WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD “y ee + WEST SIDE Used Cars! He ee - a = 300 CARS WANTED | a cobson’ S 623 W Huron pecs} arory Branch Sedan radio. heater. Hydramatic, | Plymouth : BAGLEY AUTO PARTS $53 Hudson Hornet CHEV us al RET. AIR Pow. | -63 Mt Clemens at Mall 7 ivory finish ro Four-Door Sedan F - AST ' had dollar paid el wrecks & "51 Commander @ poe aea ce ce fom me ; Phore F F 2.71 17 : 5] t 5 qd $995 othe fee un) Oe . e@e olekw ax "51 8 6 : + ba 8 9.2544 or Be cusas. | aA Pacemaker sooagtae trade: FE 3-9630, 921 Mt. Clem- S U e, MICHIGAN'S Sound Mecharsical Condition lim AP On CHESP CARA CLIyE 8 HUDSON AND FIND | —_ 1 E Gicecdce oS YN | EE To P for ¥. Car | SUT WHAT, REAL COMFORT Is "32 CHEVROLET «Heater & verdrive rE mo PAVED. vor | —Only- $745 — =! rice for Your Ca NAN AT LOMOBILE ‘DELUXE TWO DOOR - ee ; CON: A Clean Car ~ TLL'S, 202% ‘DIXIE HWY Y Radio and heater beautiful two goes “oR aawo eo WOODWARD. ”AND. ety MILE F ROAD 2-9878 BE 46806). our tone green finish without a mark... one va RADIO & HEAT: $745 wrD WRECK™D & sunk CARS bot AH ryyc | er, excelient cond, $695, call Al FE 30477 40 Baldwin. Ave. Hudson Dealer $1,095 | Philips FE 2-2273 after 5 pm ai See M&M Motor Sales SAW Pike at “I | Radio & heater $1,005 MA €-1342 aes : T1g "Your NASH DEALER for top dollar on late model cars |. ret Ca MICHIGAN’S . | Stadio & Beater, 61.006. Ms oS ° Lawrence & Cass Av 262 wee Hwy OR 3-1603 | "#8 BUICK ROADMASTER CON- ae ayes Nees | 1946 2° OOK FORD -GOOD CON- y vee : S AVES. TOP #& FOR CLEAN-CARS OF ALL vertibie, one owner White side- FINEST ; . ditiot FE 2-7705 or can be seen 34 Years 0 7 - FE 1545 1951 Chey. dix, 4 dr. Pp "glide “kinds, Auburn PE 42131, ioeae cular Mele enh Go Tks Coen ce | ot 32 Dakota after 6=™-___| Customer Confidence \~+ Open Nights. | 1940 Buwe uper-4d WANTED Fed Jeather seats 34.00 actual | WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 49 FORD aoe DO — -_Poxtiac a INA SORE | 1052 Buick 4 de ; - GET OUR TRICE BEFORE YOU #52 (Ann Street. — aft. st CHEVR ‘ “Custom Ciuo coupe, 8 cglinder, ra- i THE - only 5.000 miles FE 3 Tee? 95 ioe Super 3 er: Sec Your ee er 5 31 CHEVROLET dio and Leater Sharp! Extra nice W ORKINC iM AN'S Orchard Lake at Cass Sy SONTAG 4 poon HipEL | 195fPontiac 4 dr., hydra. ELT 4340 DIXIE Sawaal 46°47 & 48-AODELS. NO MONFY 2 door, radio, heater, spotter car ~ LOT = s « oS matic Chieftain. very clean. rea~ ]950 Pon, 2 dr, Chick dix, oe 31356 -: down /# tow as $1707 per month green finish, a low mileage ~ S345 ‘ Heel . . sonabie. FE 4-2868 4 WE NEED 10 TO 83 USED CARS Mae at one nk MY 2.2611 beauty a. - 5 = ‘32 Buick Riviera Coupe . pontiac 1962 DR 1950 ENotne 1948 Pontiac, hydra., 2 dr, {ee oak town ‘buyer Hurcé a uckhorn Sv 95 iI M tur S Le 52 ¢C di ll 62 4 D | Radio and heater, Good condi- 1949 M 4 d FE 32-2641 le. = {A SMART CAR — =) a Hron Oo ee cal K __ | o¢ Caaillac r, | tent oR 3-7084 afler 6 pm. or Bese ercury r. "41250 Beauls, Kegs tnbcaled curagect = MIEHIGASs = Neres ©. ee aoe 1°32 Olds 98 detuxe-4-dr_;—_teekends _ _— | 1952 Packard 4 dr. — wereee: FORD, LATE 1932. i : — _ CANT ean below” oe Pee cuir sale. Tei i INEST | try sedan, low mileage, exc cond “$2 Caditiae- 1950 C levrolet fh is HIGH DOLLAR rat iel lds e OAT cies i | R&H By owner. Fred Caldwell, 59 F 4 CLE MOTOR MART | Sidhe Pea Ct" |. perme eampige | Seamed eugene, Pee el a oo | 121 EB. Montealm FE €4230 | CADILLAC 1682, 4 DOOR RAH | WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD. Orion MY 24511. = GOOD 1952 Chevrolet club coupe = one ic windows, excellent con- | CHEV. 1952: : : . , J ATINS | Your Cindtae Tham 2 tS a pr Sale Used Cars dition, $3,200, OA 8-3334. Ses cae feet Se nae a. for poor no 8198.| S. Saginaw at Cottage "52 Olds ‘super 88 2 dr. IN +c Fane ude, Champ. 4 dr. CADILLAC #2. 1951 4 DR. CLEAN | ‘rade. FE 2-7126 aftey © P™ i947 FORD STATION WAGON. PHONE FE 4-4546 ‘92 Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr,| IN GOOD USED CARS | 1946 Pontiac 2 dr. | We I nade eg ee Been anaes _ REPOSSE SSIONS 8 ter 0 on ae "48, HUDSON COMMODORE 6, sie ‘31 Chev. Fleetline 2 dr. 1946 Chevrolet bus, coupe CADILAC @ 4 DOOR: IME BY | NICHOLS ——_. snensow -@ Goon contiTion | down Balance on payments of | ‘51 Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr.| “tain Renter reverdrive 4 s0s| 1948 Pontiac 8 convertible _FE 2-7200 830 taSatie = | | |S CM AUTO SALES Be eS eth) le al eee Se +o = | 1948 Frazer 4dr. - AG CADILLAC ag Pye convert of dad ° ; | 149 KAISER R_& H. Good! ’5] Buick super 4 dr. amareen ote 41.2485 TIS ~ Xe ge — 46 AS 81. Henry a SM \l I TOW SX tires, $195. FE 3-7542 ! 51 P Chi f 2 d . | 1 -Hudsor ae ae Pe ; $1295 | aca SERA _ | SMALL 10ONM- KAISER 1948 RADIO & HEavER:|'51 Pontiac Chieftain 2 dr, |'s0 Pontiac ¢ pr. __¢—29s| 1949 son 2 dr. “ 31 Buick ee aE ee thio" es a i DEALER }=$4)-as ts 8816 31 Ford 8 Victoria | . Ia ‘31 DODGE COUPE 1951 Nash Rambler Chevie dix dar... 5 nee . ‘46 Word : [Erk . . od ter, G t 1949 F 51 Ford dix 84 dr SRO5 $595 rheee care ate ready to go CAN OF! ER A "530 LINCOLN SEDAN USI adiliac | drive - rome es ‘ord 2 dr. ee DP ont, dix. 84 dr...$895/ MICHIGAN'S cHevIey Bey aime tnE| TY GUA RANTES org et wha ae 50 Chev. Fleetline 4 dr. | 45 crevnourt « on 1950 Mercury 4 dr. ean F E ‘$2; LIKE if if ? TRI i = e605 ppacgeen . new, W3W "adio i ee wen | iN A GUARANTEED $5 ree 30 Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr,| radio, neater powergide $ 9983/1951 Plym, Cranbr’k 4 dr. — 4OR 4d 695 THE m0 PAYED LOT in re USED CAR — Oupe | 's1 FORD 4 DR. = 1946 Ford 2 dr, . cap ee —— 2 ‘49 Buick super 4 dr. $699 |. oF SQ. CHEVROLET COME OUT & SEE! MICHIGAN'S Ps Otds Blomdidiaaaly +4951 Chevrolet 2 dr: a 47 Ford ..ceceevcee $395 WOOD NARD A A a ‘MILE ROAD FINEST '50Ch 1 Sty lir 2 re “ DESOTO 4 DR. .......8 | 1951 Ford 4d — —— ——_ —— i 47 Pontiac $15 | CARILAG 2 USL 4 DR 20) aan” OP BELT a me | MS, PUEMQOTE CRANBROOK, 4 NES evrolet Styline 2 dr. |’ ord 4 dr. 2% 2 8 8 ow 46-5454 £323. i ee FE +061 OR — Ss a pn Hepes dr. (| ‘@ DESOTO 2 DR. ......... 9 308) 1947 Frazer 4 dr. Anderson '90 POWER GLIDE, CHEVROLET $595 MENTS. $51.33. WOODWARD AND 1}. MILE, ROAD *50 Olds 98 4 dr. he se 1947 Olds 2 dr : 2 dr delw i il , FE J . jo, heater, overdrive .. : 3 4.2062 econ oe he IGAN’ 1952 ptyMoutH campripor|; LINCOLN-MERCURY |°49 Pontiac Chieftain 4 dr.| * * 5/1952 Buick super 2 dr. Pontiac-Buick |e seco MICHIGAN'S CLUB COUPE. 4 REAL BUY AT iS THE- BUY — 30 MERCURY EVE DOOR DELUZ See: $390 DOWN. PAYMENTS, $38.73. —_* + "49- Cadillac 62.4 dr. | 1938 Pontiac 2 dr. - me reat uae eae turn signal FINEST JACK HODGE: Is THE E GUY ; ==} —_Fadlo DOS, _STOReT® =: -- $1,045 | 7551 Auburn, Utiea, Mich. | te Excetiat sondition, $1.275. THE BIG PAVED LOT 1949 PLYMOUTH ASPECIAL DE. | (Salesman of new and used care 49 Olds 88 convertible | ee : > “ Sd fated ee ae an ON i - * a: Ph. Collect, Utica 3001, ~ & 82 MODELS NO MONEY WOODWARD AND 1D. MILE ROAD BER. YOUR CAR DOWN & $29.50 Arce Al tage Dold 49 Pontiac sedan eOHESS A SPECIAL = Se ee eer ee sat ot Se soar sedan . . Tr = é © ee = os 4 a 7 * = = Siiteen 8 kB ae " anarp ro Rate “mode St et een ee o G6b MCORVERT CourE Whig ORE 50, MERCURY, i 1948 Cadillac 62.4 dr] ight grep fateh whitewatt_trer-+—GHEN. METH Beene aes = oin our r 0s NE| Must c : a TAKE ORION MOTO! CHEVIE, FE G@QOP TRANSPOR- A BEAUTY. $445 DOWN & | 56730 rel iT Calvert Bt FE 48 Ford 8 2 dr. — fore — __GMAC Terms_—-_--______ [All Cars Guaranteed COMMUNITY — : 7 alk & Oates, auc Phone Howell 1010 : clove auction, head of eattie, Mostly cows, [952 Ford tractor Line of . farm machinery. Hay and- i. Robert Figel Lapeer Bank. h & Bon Auct es. | AUCTION SALE FRI. NIGHT, €7 at Be Auction soe Bs Disie Highway between ie ig & Watertord We are day tie nears my ge ve vey -| ated, but sunt Wish from the aue a ee Auction t 5 Weten , Feason- combination storm doors, 2 switg-| ¢- — st tor | “ing kitchen doors, recreation room | 27 oe _ tu POWER Wagon warckin |" in letger_howse FE rain, {© Oaner ; tee HEATER — 3 OAL. Grovad. Beet rasscntsneenen HCP | awe 4's FT, WALL TILE . 1c! equipment, PR. +6000 PARAKEETS, CANARIES CAG _ «4963 Word sai . ood, Sin wreeker. oe, ieg Dodge ‘xa ‘a Mena pas car = poet Goon om ACE HEATER. 635 b erfb cheap, Eve. sew Crean ' fe Digearnd Ie Linoleum Tiles rn a ae? 2 belgtoacl — pia, Te rr Sota Ps 27, 684 Beit now open. Do your shopping early. eee eee Te toe 9 : : 90° | ks. old, male and’ fem pieke nah and ae ib Lay away for a Cony: |S FFREFRORRATOR-& BEN-| Used Trade-in Dept. 4,0. 9. No 1 b fe ot 3? | 92 p88 fic Pat nee ngs yd. Molter “AN mecit tebe va je MA 1077. | biekupete_choosa-trom._ele 1_FE_S-23¢ —— ae mnants ...... St “Ao; WTP for emytha FO, sa TE tee oy ttn ial Eaten AN LIKE : pi kak 9; Watton st VE UIT rae anti-Preese Alcebdl: al.| large selection of medicine cabi- ‘S weeks old, wa $43 8 Auction Mart. Los nes “tract whe gale bg volaad| Ml Ee Routh Tilden. din feo 4 USED BATHROOM SET, | 72x19 Linoleum = neice Sofi| nets with and lights at} doz, FE 5-1541. I per ‘| MYrile 23-1631. ue w ¥ model Gar + Pak ~ dite foom suite, Oak- 2 pe. living room _ ., urs $4.95 9x12 — s extraordinary bargains, ‘ichigan PARAKE‘TS & nye 9189 ° : Ho} Veawet On 3 |e een ee Pe atge dresser ....... | SSED BUMP & Faint SHOF | Harold's, S. Saginaw hve cuent 308 Orchard Lake} Aubure Rd Near Croom FE ; TRADE Y You OLD REFRIG OERA NEW COAL @ chalge se... seen. | cane, meghe ee bees molectric DOUBLE. at STAMPS “TODAY | 44810, : 4 te & wood heaters. 916.95 up. Table) Wood beds 05 | stte, s. ees “UT: | PARAKEETS OFALINES cAnan- « wt hey . , Groet ey OVS, Tee FF.e0, rt & SU BA Gown. Day Sere. ing FE +2701. a. | Open_F Friday 9 9A ™M, __o ro PM. i » 1300 Mt. Clemens, FE Gaddle tanks, fifth wheel, “high new tS cle eect aor 33711. chair $14.50. “Love eat fess, 2239 Elisabeth La R | _IN ATT rubber, ae = 1 PON TIAG_CHIEPTAIN| Chest of drawers $14.96. tee eo MAI N's” WHITE SHOWER CABINETS $28 50 COMBINATION 61 STORM & aCRERS STORM DOORS S ve {MITTENS TO Goop ROME. | a lete $44. dinette $19 30. ry 14x20, FE2-7 _| COMB. S SAS 5 PU a a = and venues. pase’ for land con-| plete 944.05. Oak dinette $f @ | GENERAL EL ECTRIC ao _prambing & Lee supplies ako. wonee 2 Aw xy ng Ty pe Wi > hows Speeerea wn asd a ia, chase i. ees ; ‘ite = POWER Ei ti MICHIGAN 5 AVILLIS AL BRE Tease: Sin, Also boys bike $16. | VENTILATING FANS FOR EITCH-| $0 ere se eo sccas 413 Loa ENSON | Road, MA 63236 : FINEST mas Teoervalt Hintg, rN oun To welection vol’ door’ chimes and, 620, used Preqger 308. 00 SSOBLE FoF reser, $10. 2 b 3 a SE | an my Pave 17 "186 FORD, SELL OW TRA “00. 30 i. } Heath se cont WATER HEATER Spee ‘wooosans AND 13 MILE "Roan | E \-1072. t $30, FE 2-1479, and tank, OR 49 N. SI aa FE 20" - oe ee = ee p $5 2: + Fo eee ee a5 ee — — - = . 7 = : s | A s Z 4 P z \ = fi j ¥ Vi i < = . ta = + ; t = 5 oa San oe en Te ue aie * = Z N - ; of = i ea eae aa - ‘ f * / 2. aaa i Ee : : ae a serene cae SSS seavenTrstx (7 fe PONTIAC PRESS | eR CESERY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 “nie 7 —e - om <7 MONROE (UP)—Mrs. Elizabeth +f IND” , ee L. Ring, 32, Detreit, was killed §— =4-j early today when a car she was | driving crashed into the rear of a truck waiting to make a left turn off U. 8S. 24. State police re- mens | Detroit Driver Killed | —___- ae Ay Cartons | OPEN FRIDAY and - SATURDAY NIGHTS “TIL CHRISTMAS! | - s ported, j ; > . Fk Mrs. Ring was dead on arrival ' he = : = i 2 jat Monroe Mercy Hospital. Her ROEBUCK ANDC 7 J ‘ = -y =e ar jhusband, John, 35, and two other fe) “ : || se vas |passengers were hospitatized with a wonderlan | IN LI 2 a injuries. 3 d of dreams come true: ia sa | fee . f | Truck driver Ernest L. Vjock a = ie » f Ee mee /38, Monroeville, O., said he had e — ; ae ; Po ee stopped to allow the Ring) car re | nta Ar e 2 to pass him before turriing into rives ri [| | ! ee ja retaurant parking lot State B . e ; 3 oe Inoliee said the truck was well ; e ) , 2 ring the Kiddi Ls . . | lithted i ie New! Master Quality at Budget Price! $ to Sears Friday and Saturday to See Santa . Receive a FREE Gift! Santa's Store Hours: _ Morning 10 A. M. tol2A. Fridoy and Saturday | 17” Truetone Table TV Body of Mother of Five Recovered From take | Price includes Fed. excise tax, $ 95 | EAST GRAND RAPIDS «UP Ps warranty on tubes and parts, { M Chit MicDer- | : delivery, and installation. (Serv- Easy Phe bade cob ss: od ad ice policy extra) Terms mott, 37-vear-old mother of five M. At , —_ Western Auto does it again! Steps up performance ... holds down | children, has been reeswered from to 4P. mM. Evenin We ternoon 2 P. M. pricel Famous “movie-clear” picture assures utmost televiewing = leeds Lake, Police Chief Howard 9 M. to 8:30 P. M. : enjoyment. “Master” chassis gives you top fringe-area reception. (Coleman of fast Grand Eapids Easy to adapt for UHF. Smart, brown leatherette cabinet. 202422 peported Tuesday. WESTERN AUTO STORE "15.0.0. ing since Monday afternoon. Her spring seat rocker | 162 North Saginaw St. ieee abd ssuliet were AGitnH “on . e beach bs fi | e e Me ire resistant plastic upholstery 7» | OPEN FRI. & SAT. | NIGHTS UNTIL S Uptehies ica dane : BAPP]STIME © Upholstery wipes clean wee YY we 4 7 ROEBUCK AND CO CHRISTMAS J YS ANDO , : : : Uke Rockers like this are ideal in the nursery. Spots and splashes dis- GAMES . . BY appear with the swish of a damp cloth. The.tough plastic uphol- SA $ j stan sore ano co] ~ stery resists stains and fire. Big enough to hold a large child, the VE Over 2] Y Seuss Feyews frame is heavy hardwood softly padded for extra comfort. In red 21-Inch Silvertone Basement and Main Floor - only. ! f | SHOP 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. EVERY FRI. and SAT. ‘TIL CHRISTMAS iP _| NOW T Q) orn | k dv Full price is only $198 atin ‘ : = ; ¥ Regularly priced at 259.95 Walking Toddlers ' Miniature Dolls Cute twin Dolls Toy Silver Chests Musical Horse w ; : Low Priced for 22 inch Doll New Low Price for Collectors One-Piece Rubber Skin Bodies Metalized! Looks Like Silver Cheerful Music as They Ride here but at Sears could: you find such money saving values!’ Unusual At Sears 8.98 _ Only 88« 9'2-1n. Tall 2.98 a 98s At Sears 2.98 leatherette covered cabinet has a — ; . ° “ne striped mahogany ettect’— resists Take per Band and abe =a ks. oo ae eee ae os 70 Pete” and __Repete” we ar Holds 4 knives forks. spoons, Plays a cheery tune as tot rocks scuffs and scratches. Blends in with Unbreakable tyre =I plastic ae 7 Soe styl . . eet oo ce spare a au se pie server, butter knite. sait back and fort Heavy - wood any room decor. Big 2] -inch screen body. Soit Saran hau, Mohaur s. 7.;1nches skin bodies. Buy now! ~ for clear viewing. Designed with . . the amazing SRO. chassis. See them at Sears! Radio-TV Dept.—Main Floor 6-Key Accordions Music Box Ge-Tars 8- Key Toy Pianos Rodeo Ranch Set Boys’ Pool Tables i ~ : = Bright Streamlined. Case Decorated in Western Theme _ Metal Body. Sturdy Legs Roy Rogers Double-R-Bar Set Regular Pool in 298 $ . Real -j Kiddie Phonos Key of C 1.69 Iara lay Rich Tone 2.49 . All For 3.98 tonne eee: 2.98 . 12 seems Records Included 12 carefully tuned plastic reeds oy it- hke a gi or turn Feather-touch standard width C'mon, all you cowpokes, to | on suace Se wered with F mit full lume tones individ- cr or Wester ne eys prep ttle fingers {or sea real M-Coy iniature green bilhard c ao Steel frame, Silvertone 12.95 : lly or A hords. With easy Dr irable mt 4 in aw plast a 130 ay wen ar os 1O7ax8% “ait . R in we a 1€ to *e ale comple'e legs Retu rm alley. Save' The perfect gift for youngster to tollew diagdrar with an cver-t hehead 4. With music book. Save! down to fences! Deluxe Table ............ 8.95 from 3 to 7! Interest ing re oie ! teach rd entertai Ple y 78 , ie eee . SHOP SEARS EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT ‘TIL CHRISTMAS Easy to Tune, Easy to Read’ and Easy on the Purse! S54 ‘Radio-Phonos || “Ga 7 24, $ we | | ; ~ f \ es % a = a hw . ; Z Specially Priced 88 | y| Mae te | » * ee : an ” Tape Recorders , “T Smoke : ae ss ted Hours | $5 ns Che e7 : Rider Dump Trucks Puffs Smoke, Whistles easy fase 89 88 7 = ae _ own TT i. _ 1%-in. Semi-pneumatic Tires = Fun to Ride-and Steer _ 027 Lionel Sets Terms | - | | a a oO ; H G @ Stream-of smoke, flashin i ras (on Dollar for dollar, feature for feature here is your best | Osly 8. 95 38%4x22-in, 24. 95 a rd 4.95 Jahing 6 en sills enh swift! aoe headlight. = one ote at hee up entertainment buy! Handsome mahogany veneer Silver- JJ) He'll have a coca od time ies for active tots! Heavy A 2-in-] toy' Handle and-seat tender and 2 freight cars easy ty to play Lightwe:qht. only 20 Ibs. ore console has powerful radio chassis plus automatic tees sie me ' x ts riqe steel oie Spr ng be] are detachable for use as dump Everything included. * : Contplete, re tc e > th . EGR. ONG uw Rees hn en 8 and 10 in A ball bear- truck. With seat it makes a —— _ po: pg : pnono that plays any mee speed or type record ceiling. Steel chassis | ing wheels. 360° turning excellent ding tr. “Save! ” Other Electric Trains a perce om |. 9.98 to $70 » = —— —— = ae - ae = in = | os ort Wave able Radios New Clock “Radios , , aldima Rei : a | unl imuee MiG ks¥oe aca ons Stake Wagons ~ Pedal Wagons Budget “Price Bikes Folding Bridge Sets 95 : odern Brown Plastic Cabinet A Practical Electric Servant Heavy Hardwood Construction! 2 Sturdy Steel Toys in One! Smeoth 12-Inch Wheel : - Steel Table and Two Chai | Reg. 32.45 he AS Reg. 12.95 11.58 Sale Priced 29.88 | Low Price 9.98 Save Now 14.29 Only 10 49 : : . . = Modern design styling Easy to move Coe hnge: tun- Awakens you and can ev Use it f rk, play! Holds 2 Terrific ! Bike’ ° Juvenile “housewives” will love this sturdy 3-piece set. |. gehabrgwn patie veatne! fea’ "Recone eansnrs ‘aly AtGtty Yost ™ Sah P| Bitads atest Pie 8adon Eaiggzaue! Mts boy 2in Sry see conauctn, whe Every inch is steel, won't wobble, folds flat! Table top ate ar AM band roadcas wilt-in ant tenn utomatically. Save! iver d n¢ S ; sx}? in, i avail. : ‘ wevetomin Sos He! save! agatha, AEBS paloma Saye! in ery, i] a soon Bemers ae dt. SURI, Ober ane eat Serta ‘ bet 20 tach from meee = 154 Nort i |. ) “Setalcton pe poser S mR 34 h Saginaw Street i Sattajn 154 North: Saginaw Street : ao 4 | simintn on yoo m re youn monty bach FE 54171 : Phone FE 5-4171. a A | i