: The Weather 0.5. Weather Bureau Forecast. -f Cold, Scattered Snow. (Details on Page *) THE PONTIAC PRESS_ 117th YEAR kkk ke —w 2nd US. Moon Rocket Blasts Off, Then Flop PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959- ee - UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRESS 110 PAGES ae 9: a ae Se Mee ge cane a . And a PRR RE NE LE Hilarious Pad % i : Holiday to You, Too. Olaay tO FOU, 100 | | By HAL BOYLE ie | NEW YORK (AP)—Remarks you can hear—or over- 4 hear—at any big family Thanksgiving Day celebration: #' “My, your house looks nice. It’s always so spotless.” 4 “Are you sure, really sure, there's nothing I can ‘ do to help?” . “Look at Grandpa Brown. Hasn’t he aged?” > ; “Hi, Grandpa Brown, never saw you looking so young. ; What kind of pep pills are you taking?” 7 WHAT A TRIBE i “I think Joan is making a mistake showing her boy 4%, friend our family album. When he sees the kind of tribe he’s marrying into, he'll run screaming for the hills.” “Oh, I don’t know. Our family’s always stuck together pretty well, except for a few scattered fist fights and hair pullings.” a ; * * Lf “Hasn't it been a wonderful year? No deaths or sick- nesses in the family. That is, if you leave out cousin Amy's gall bladder attacks, and after all she’s been hav- ing them for 30 years.” “Mama, Jimmy hit me” “I did not, Mama. Besides, she hit me first.” “Oh, shut up the both of you. Can't we have just ; one day of peace and quiet in the whole entire | ow « year. AIG 5 PII Rien Yat “Yoohoo, Ella! That must be a wonderful turkey, we can smell it clear in here!” “I do hope she cooks it long enough. The one she put on the table last year was still flapping its wings.” “Why does she always insist on putting oysters in the dressing? They give me indigestion.” KNEEL AT THEIR BED — Three-year-old Meg Williams “Not me. I love them.” (left), and her sister, Cathy, 4, kneel before their bed as they learn “Well, we don't have to worry about the cranber- — ries. Young Joey says they're all right. And he led his high school class in chemistry last year.” ' Learning the Meaning of Thanksgiving | Williams Fumes at GOP ==’ Two Area Men Killed in Traffic * _A Pontiac Township man and a Birmingham man were among five persons in Michigan who lost their lives in traffic accidents since the start of the four-day Thanksgiving , weekend Killed when auto rammed the side of a Grand Trunk railroad | engine at the West Huron street crossing early this morning was John F. Priess, 59. of 2175 Auburn Rd oe his Oakland County Corener Leon F. Cobb pronounced Priess dead at the scene. He suffered a frac- tured skull. The engineer Can berg. 64, of Detroit, and a witness told Pontiac police the, saw Priess car traveling east on Huron at a ‘high rate of speed. Canberg said he blew the whistle ‘but Priess kept right on coming.” After his car struck the side of the engine it glanced off stmking a blinker pole. Police said it ap peared that Priess thrown from the car on impact and that the heavy concrete base“pole fell on him. The blinker. warnings were operating. police said | A Birmingham man, his woman Passenger and a 58-vear-old Web berville man died early this morn ing in a head-on auto collision near Howell Killed instantly were Michael C, Plumstead, 24, of 596 S. Glen- | hurst St., Birmingham, Jeanne Pauschert, 22, of Detroit, and | Bernard Graham, 538, Webber- | ville. | - George F | was 0 Pentiac Press Zhete the meaning of Thanksgiving. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Willams of 88§%2-Mile Rd., Addison Township. | According to Livingston County , WELL, NOW ; “Did you see the big new car cousin Roscoe drove up in? The big showoff must have borrowed it from some- : vs one for the day. He couldn’t afford one like that him- = self.” , : “Well, cousin Elmo seems to be doing all right, ever since he got that job with the city.” a Charge Woman * ee 7 LANSING #—Gov. Williams has ‘likened the Legislature to a “mad- Accused of Taking a ; “Yeah, that’s probably why my taxes went up.” : Pontigc Mother's Tot 1M house " He called the perform-| *® x * ¥ Chicago Last Week jence of Republiean senators *‘out- . “Mapa, Jimmy's pulling my hair again " landish"’ and speculated they: may j r Diane Varner, 27, who says she be engaging in “political sadism.” ; @aven’s sake, children, stop quarreling. Can't we have just one day of peace and quiet in the whole entire year?” # yearns to have a baby of her own, ~ * * * was indicted yesterday in Chicago) His bitter words to newsmen on a charge of kidnaping the 4 \esterday drew this reaction from » month-old son of a Pontiac — Rep. Allison Green of Kingston, &! She was charged in U. S. grpesiet Republican House leader: g Court with kidnaping James) "1. eovernor is frustrated and |Vickers, son of Mrs. alt think he’s caught between two, | Vickers who had been working in); wedged in because the peo Chi , . Varner | : Chicago as a waitress. Mrs ith the ple who have more or less been had been baby sitting wi \telling him what to do insist that ©' infant, jhe keep fighting Republiean tax “Turn the television set on louder, will you? I can still hear grandpa talking about how life was in the old days.” “Why is it they have so much Christmas music and so little Thanksgiving Day music? Didn’t anyone ever write a Thanksgiving Day carol?” Pegi: * * * 3 | The boy was taken from the (proposals. “Okay, so you like Rockefeller and I like Kennedy. . Wabash Hotel Nev. 18 and found | “He's cornered, caught in a Now can't we just drop the whole subject?” ‘ unharmed by the FBI 16 hours trap. I don't particularly shed “Doesn't cousin Esmeretda look well? She'll be hav. * Iater in a Gary, Ind., hotel. Mrs. | He has any tears for Williams. Varner was arrested ina nearby 400, pretty rough on Mme and ing her baby any day now.” : ; ; bar. other Republicans when he had - “Well, I do hope she'll wait until tomorrow any- : Mrs. Vickers, 19, was separated! an opportunity to jump on us.” way. Or at least until after dinner. It would be awful ? from her husband. She returned . The governor spoke with unusual thoughtful of her.” to Pontiac the day after her baby ; ; live with her mother intensity in a rambling hour-long “T hear cousin Willie may get married soon. He final- | Was found to live with her mother, in. with newsmen of the pro- ly found a girl with a good steady job.’ ; Mrs. oan Dietrich, $5 Henry longed legislative impasse over . : ; ay Ave. ; , “Mama, can I have the wishbone this year? Jimmy ¢ — Varner woman was sen- i sae aegis io had it last year + * * . tenced to three years reek te To a question, he said Democrats ¢ Fort Worth. Tex., st caida hesitated to introduce a new flat “I did not either. mama. She's lying again, Mama. @ similar Sane tony FBI said, and) 3+. income tax bill because Re- Make her wash her mouth out with soap.” g was paroled in ivr. ublicans ‘‘would spend six weeks A ; go sh ; a a é The FBI said she admitted the rhooting it full of hea eral acl Sh-h-h, here comes the turkey. Isn't it beauti- © Vickers kidnaping, explaining she sie at all oak, be 'gnined ful?” * wanted a baby so badly she would ‘ | VIOLENT FOES It's all on the table “Well, folks, come and get it ‘give a million dollars for one.” ; . ee a > ; som Republican Everybody bring his own chair — months, some R pan icans “ ” : . have violently opposed an income Dear Lord, we thank: Thee F Picks Left-Winger ine ; Sporadically, the GOP Senate ee sah iimcecwmm HAVANA ® — Fide! Castro Ri adig empl Oe ie moon ° a oa ine eooks enti for failure to put his program in . od : . wis “Ib dt xt mov Italian Toe Flooded In Today S Press | American in his official family, Sa anlteewcats he nex we Maj. Ernesto ‘‘Che’ Guevara, |” P . wae ROME ® — Eight, persons | ° Sate RRA to head the Cuban national bank. “The Republicans have raised Were known drowned and Many | Comics _................. is E | H--. with us for supporting an others were missing today as Editorials ....... . 6A Much for Little | ei ve ‘ ce a ection more than a week of unbroken * Markets ............++.. ME aan with us for supporting rains flooded the Calabrian toe Obituaries ........... se tLe ST. LOUIS, Mo. &» — Lioyd | 5 of Italy, isolating numerous vil- | Sports --....-+.... 1 - 6 FE | Underwood, 30, was sentenced | GOP senators, he said. are try- lages. Regional authorities feared | Theaters . ee ._ 12 EF | Wednesday to 15 years in prison ing to unshoulder their responsibil- the loss of life would run much TV & Radio Programs . 19 E | for a stickup which brought him | ities on him - higher when reports come in Wilson, Earl . 19 E | four sandwiches. a bottle of hair “This is just shadowboxing to from isolated farm areas. Women’s Pages ...... 7-17 D_ oil and some underwear. put on a public relations maneuver Psychiatric Workers Mental Patients Respond to Drama Treatment By HARVEY ZUCKERBERG (around the life stories of the par-| A small group of patients |patients: He was frightened. afraid The tension was there, yesterday, tictpating patients. They are set UP | mounted the stage. The scene to like a coiled spring ready to snap. 'by the patients and are completely he enacted was the activity in a Thi Ww i itor! spontaneous so. that inne Ost) e place jas a little auditorium rm ty ‘ a wr ; el ore i e i ' feelings are revealed sport ng goods store. Each of wou d be hu e sidered In Pontiac Stat Hospital. Ss - +,| the tients was given a role— | ntially violent ‘The occasion for the gathering) Psychodrama ts designed so the | omnes, — alga a | Pote of some 30 mentally ill patients Patients can vent hostility and act} isa | Wilson had been coming to was Psychodrama jout painful situations. Once a scene | . | Psychodrama sessions once a , begins on the stage, no one knows} In a few moments, years of |what will happen. ‘intervals invited members of ‘the| and he sat. He said nothing to painstaking efforts were te P®8Y | Ted Panaretos, psychiatric case-|patient audience to ‘‘go up and} no one, locking himself in as off. One of these patients, for \orcer superviser before he be-| buy something.” | tight as a drum , , . thinking, months withdrawn into'the ‘-ame community relations direc-) From this point they played it| thinking, thinking. dark cave of his being, would tor, was coordinating the group by ear. | He was invited to participate. He grasp a ray of reality. | therapy. Sitting in the rear of the audi-|youd not even answer Psychodrama is an impromptu) * * * ence was a man we will call) Standing in the audience, Pan- acting out of personal difficulties.| Assisting him were voli... cers George Wilson, a schizophrenic aretos imitated the ringing sound The patients are the actors. A) Mrs. Dean Coffin, Mrs. Richard who bad departed from the world.of a telephone with his tongue«a trained person aThrassunes a role | Oglesby of the Gray Ladies and of reality more than ‘five years signal to the psychiatric casework- to channel the action. Mrs, William Breech of the Bir-|ago. ér on the stage, Doug Everhart The scenes usually develop|mingham Juniot League. | Wilson had never talked fo other, An assistant manager of: the of relationships. He was known to lash out first, before he felt he With Kidnaping LeStslature a Madhouse performance,” he said. Sheriff's deputies, the car driven by Plumsteatf veered into the op- |smashing into Graham's oncoming car The accident occurred two and a doubted that the ai7 miles west of Howell at about state's cash Situation was as criti- 19-44 a m Deputies said Plum * * * cal as Williams: has $eid and felt stead and Miss Pauschert were " a 1 : 5 It T thought T had any balm of that the governor had ‘“‘been cry. headed home from Lansing that has no validity—an outlandish Republicags (P) |posite, northbound lane of U.S. 16, | ¢ Thanksgiving Edition - dee eee nee Le —— 5 Satellite Failure ls Bitter Blow for This Nation Observers See Fiery Chunk Break Loose and Fall Into Atlantic CAPE CANAVERAL, Fia. — The most powerful rocket ever developed by this nation failed on its maiden flight today and ruined a U.S. bid to put the first satellite around the moon. The giant Atlas-Able rocket thundered aloft ex- actly on schedule at 2:26 a.m. Perched atop it was a 372-pound payload de- signed for the lunar orbit. 4n hour after launching, the Na- tional Aeronautics and’Space Ad- ministration reported that second- stage signals were lost 70 seconds later. “There ts no record of the second stage having fired and we must presume that the sec- ond stage did not fire,” the NASA said. “Visual observations were that a piece fell off the rocket. Ap- parently this was above the liquid oxygen tank on the Atlas.” * * * Observers saw a fiery chunk break loose from the rocket about 20 seconds after launching and spiral into the Atlantic Ocean. The failure was a bitter blow to U.S. hopes of jamping back * info the space race with the Soviet Union, which in recent weeks has scored spectacularly with its Lunik [1 and Ill rockets. One smacked into the moon; the other whirled into a wide orbit ~~, ‘Williams said. ' would put myself in any form to Panaretos and his assistants at! week for nine months, He came | pemellan or mulls hip _ ing wolf." | The bodies are at a funeral home around the moon and earth and h wou walk rign into « , ‘ j fae ‘Senate eaae and ‘we Ht “If T hadn't been crying wolf, in Howell - = bags — a ome . . ~ "| Ta have so many bayonets in Joseph Magdowski, 52, of De moons dark side. my back that there wouldn't be ‘oit, was injured fatally Wednes- There is no backup vehicle for an inch left to put another one day night when he was struck by today’s shot, so it probably will in,” he replied with a gesture of a car at a Detroit intersection. be several months before another futility. can be attempted. t ‘ . ! r G » . accomplish this.” lig Said unpaid state bills were SECOND FAILURE nearing 90 million doilars, and con- | This was the second failure for He slapped his hand on the desk, tinued: ‘an Atlas-Able ticketeq for a shot and added: | “Hospitals are geing broke (for at the moon. On Sept. 24, another “Why, I'd even wear sack cloth lack of payment of state bills). lone of the 10-story high rockets “I would put on a saintly smile or diabolic grin if the net effect would be to produce a tax. I Snow Tonight, Tomorrow Seen for Pontiac and ashes.” Small manufacturers are going blew up on its pad during a static A newsman suggested that some| (Continued on Page 2. Col. ~) | pontiac area residents will have’ test. x x ¥ x » * a little snow for Thanksgiving, the That rocket was set for an weatherman predicted He said there would be scattered snow flurries or occasional light snow today, tonight and tamorrow There will be a low tonight of 24 degrees and a high tomorrow of Suggests Going to Citizens 30, with accompanying light winds Bagwell Asks Payroll fax cd ne er DETROIT — Paul D. Bagwell. titular head of the Re- Friday. ic ‘ty in Michi -avs the Legis shou! While Pontiac area residents publican Party in Michigan, says the Legislature shou qd. beaded for today’s Lions-Packers adopt a temporary payroll tax program as “reasonable {oerhatt clash in Detroit or the ‘ early October faunching. If it had been successful, the United States would have beaten the Soviet Union to the first pictures of the moon's farside. * * * Today's ill-fated satellite cars ried a scanning device to take crude pictures of the lunar sur- face. It also contained instruments to study the moon's environment. compromise” to break the deadlock in Lansing. | traditional Thanksgiving parade | — * —_ * la : ~ 7, ore . _ on clear streets, residents of uccess orbit wot ave Bagwell, GOP candidate for governor last year, sug Washtenaw, Livingston, Monree Kiven the U.S. a‘space first. Scl- entists here believe this would have been a greater accomplish- ment than either of the last two and western Wayne County found gested that if no tax solution is reached by Christmas — their streets covered with snow. Gov. Williams should ap-*— point a blue-ribbon citizens promine solution and go ahead. A freak snowstorm struck 7 = Lunik shots because of the dif- committee to recommend a? 4 lke to see a bipartisan ef. area late Wednesday, glazing high: fui of placing the payload in — fort on it,” he said. ways with a thin coating of ice . precise position in relation to program. ‘nding 1 ent Bagwell proposed the 1 per cent mies mms a ery es Tes the moon. In recommending a per cent tax on payrolls should exempt the 2Uto accidents : payroll tax, Bagwell made one of ¢irg¢ $25 in weekly earnings and The lowest temperature recorded in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 am was 24 degrees. At 1 p.m the temperature downtown was 30. his few comments on the tax ques suggestion the last should be extended to cover earn- ings of those whose income comes mainly from commissions or fees ™ Police Seek Hit-Run State Convention tion since Republican February that a flat rate income for services including _ profes- : “vi Killer of 5-Year-Old tax be prepared if the proposed xjona] people. Rail Strike Threat Ends } sales tax increase fel] through. Commenting that ‘‘everyone DETROIT w — Police continued PHILADELPHIA (#—A strike * * * should share equitably.’’ the Mich Tia wae , BSR SR SZ ES e Seat ¥ ru He expressed his views in a igan State University fessor threat which could have crippled heir search today for ae

» thr June 30, 1$ 23 tend only through June 30, 1961, ex season has been withdrawn by plaining ‘erans group. ' walked to school in Highland Park. The child, Larry A Masterson, “In view of the dire circum two unions representing 30.000 stances the state is in, I feel we “This would give Michigan) equipment maintenance em- , ¥4s Struck as he crossed an alley should get a reasonable com. ! (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) on the sidewalk. Police said they ploves ; were undecided whether the ve hicle was a car or a truck, A 6year-old companion of the |victim told officers Larry was struck by ‘a big green truck with ettering on the side.” Larry, son of Mrs. Yvonne Mas- terson. 21, was about a block from his home when he was killed, sporting goods store in the scene, tions of picking up the receiver. down to the store and pick it up? Everhart answered the phone. He dialed ‘Til come tonight.’ Wilson fid Ski P C l * * fe ‘Hello. Mr. Wilson?” he called. geted, still suspicious | age oming “Hello. I'm calling for Mr. wil 4 Velvet hush blanketed the audi- = *'No,”’ Panaretos whispered to son.’ said* Panaretos. “This is his;©™C® himself, ‘‘don't let him slip back The first of weekly Ski pages From the back of the auditorium into his shell,’’ an answer, bold and clear said will be pubished by The Pon- tiac Press tomorrow, to kite k off the popular winter sport secretary. Mr. Wilson would like to . +» came order a string of Christmas hghts. SM “Yes, this is Mr. Wilson!"’ Everhart pursued unhesitating- ly. He didn’t want te lose Wilson ‘THANK lesasiedl the man who believed people yow. If Wilson hung up suddenly, | “°**°" | “Oh, fine. you are calling for wamted to poison him. that would be the end of it. Latest a . ms both \fros ie a ee i hee Panaretos gasped. “The first “Well, Mr. Wilson.” Everhart lecal wall aabatale coal itions rom e stage. “Yes, we have _. ‘the of s ‘ s M ‘ time,” he muttered excitedly, “the 4314 his voice husky with the in- on the slopes will be listed, first time. It's paying off.” All heads turned the Wilson was smiling broadly ‘TLL COME’ Everhart quickly .. them in stock. Thank you for call- A ad tensity of the real melodrama, ‘we will be closing in just a few min-. Wouldn't you care to come down now and pick up your Christ- cue mas lights?”’ picked up _ after months of wait- Wilson's glazed eyes cleared and along with other winter sports t 2 stories, es . real Everhart hung up the imaginary telephone. * * * Because of Thanksgiving, the first page will be printed en a Friday, but in the following weeks the page will appear on utes thought out “I think “Let's see,’ he loud to the audience, rit call Mr. Wilson and tell him the face brightened again . his le ing h . his order is ready. “Nip Wilson, I have vour order ° Vl mght. UH be mght down, Thursday to allow ski enthu- Everhart went_throtgh the mo- ready, Would you hke to come (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) + stasts to plan their weekends, \ ’ ‘ } 3 ' Ps ‘ e i. iin: ae Steel Men and Union Assembly Halt Will Meet Next Week Due at Chrysler tor Sunday Afternoon A—2 ; The Day in Birmingham Slate Church Dedication Week’s Suspension af Work, Caused by Steel Lack, Starts in 6 Days facing will be placed between the windows across the front of the buflding. BIRMINGHAM — The new Bir- ntingham ‘Unitarian Church at Lone Pine road and Woodward avenue will be dedigated and the ministe: the Rev. Lester Mondale, installed DETROIT #—Lack of steel has: 4! 4 p.m. “Sunday. WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal stayed pretty well out of settle mediators, moving to prevent a ment“ efforts since court orders renewal of the steel strike, are sent the men back to work, union calling union aNd industry nego and management representatives tiators to Washington for meetings have met occasionally next week. * * * * * Multi-zoned heating and air con- ditioning will be installed through- Plans to seek the renewed ses Secret negotiations last week «eq Chrysler Ci ‘ and . * . out. A parking lot for 68 cars will, sions were announced Wednesday prought a new offer from industry i rysier we We es wei The church, composed of four be provided. after meetings the mediatOvs jur the union quickly turned it operations at all its auto assembly contemporary-styled build ings “We believe that Birmingham with Secretan of Labor James P. gown plants for a week starting next was designed by the noted Bir- makes a perfect a for our Mitchell and members of an ee — Wednesday mingham architect, Minorou’ Ya offices because of the convenience quiry panel pamed by President ] * . * masaki. of reaching so pene eoaer dee pee ee ahcaes) am All but three of Chrysler's as- . It is situated on a gently roll- Si eterson aden os she, Reid said Joseph F. Finnegan. directo. |sembly plants ave closed now. The ing site. The buildings, surround- Development Co. of the mediation service. But nuth | firm said two of the remaining Ing a courtyard, include three * * * ing he said indicated that any reall] ableest pers shut at “the end of educational units and a larger “Our new building will be close wove toward settlement was 1m-] regular shifts Tuesday. These are, social hall which will serve as (0 transportation facilities, too,’’ he! minent | jin Detroit and St. Louis. Another) the church-proper and be used | added. ‘We offer this building proj Finnegan tentatively set Tues- Detroit plant will close Wednesday, | also for all social functions, ect as proof of our confidence in| day for renewal of meetings. He Chrysler said. Participating in Sunday's dedica; the future growth of the Birming- said definite plans would be made * * * tion program will be the Rev. Dana ham area.” | Jater this week About 23,000 of Chrysler's M. Greeley of Boston, president of) Members of the Steelworkers 75,000 hourly rated workers are {the American Unitarian Assn. Union, which ended a 116-day| idle. Next week’s shutdown will Death Toll . strike Nov, 7 under court orders, affect an additional 15,000, bring- Construction of the new $225,000) Starts Slow ing the total to about 38,000 idle, Chrysler said, Remaining work- Reid Building at 800 S. Adams Rd is proceeding according to sched- will be free to strike again in Jan settlement 1s uary unless a reached before then ers are not directly connected ule and is expected to be complet- 4 ° Although the government has with car assembly. ed by June. Rise 1 U. S . *~ * * The two-story building will . . The firm said some Detroit car’ house offices of the W. E. Reid?| Traffic ............ 29 Psychodrama Helps and truck production will be re- Development Co. i a eee . 1 sumed Dec. 9. The remainder of sjtee! concrete and brick. with Miscellaneous 460 1 ' jthe seven assembly plants will special aluminum panels are being| — ) ‘ s & Mental Patients % jstart up again shortly thereafter. ytjlized in the construction. Mosaic Total .......-...--- 27 \ om : Chrysler gave no date. on (Continued From Page One) . | Deaths caused by traffic acci-| idents mounted slowly over the ‘ex-; itended Thanksgiving holiday! weekend. Inclement weather—snow, sleet, | * * * MRS. JOSEPH BARNETT | | | | | 9 said the man afraid of people, the ” 7 man who lost all confidence in ils ce ur in tack Bagwell Suggests himself at ea of his father. J bd | manufacturing plants next week But he made no attempt to rise, ewish leq eT The first recall will be 450 men in § p | ] aren Wis vest ‘Detroit, Chrysler said. | fate ayroit Jax ae a nearty half of The National Safety Council es-| timated that 470 persons normally | died on highways in a 102-hour non- | holiday weekend period at this) time of the year. A nationwide survey by The As-| sociated Press covering a similar! period twe weeks ago listed 433, dead in traffic accidents, 49 in * * General Motors said Tuesday | enpected to pave all its 23 | ‘Continued From Page One) assembly plants in five-day oper: | citizens a chance to vote next ation starting Dec. 14. Some | November on a sales or income Chevrolet production is due to tax. And it would allow a new resume Dee. 7. Legislature to write a new tax | program in 1961.” By Monday, GM expects to have| {recalled about 50,000 workers. GM: If no tax program is adopted by, had more than 220,000 ‘workers Christmas, Bagwell said, a blue | Panaretos reacted quickly. He °) walked to Wilson's chair, Dies at A e 89 | “Come on Mr, Wilson,”’ he said, “I'l) drive you over to the store.’’ | He led him to the steps of the Mrs. Joseph Barnett her. Parbeane Ss weeds Pm | Active in Community; aoe, wees Se ee Formed First PTA Panaretos helped him te make idle at the peak of the steel ribbon committee should be named fires, 100 from miscellaneous: the decision. Prominent club woman and Jew- shortage. to take a look at the situation and “@¥S¢$ for > total of 582. : ish leader Mrs. Joseph Barnett, | * « * {make recommendations, | Last year’s Thanksgiving holi- |day weekend brought death to 454 The group shows lactate TeP in traffic, 54 in fires and 118 from resentatives from labor, industry, lthe clergy, business and education, iscellaneous accidents. he said | The Safety Council makes no ‘forecast for the Thanksgiving holi- e | first president of the Sisterhood of| | ___ Senne Hee CHEM TANS 9; SOPs: | Gay SIN] acer! CLbeee ce ee Pee that they ‘‘are not condusive to Temple Beth Jacob nd ee light onow tontee’| “All of this because the Republi-| road until it reaches 14 Mile 4 8 SNOT ; ay, 3%. Lew to- ee . High tomorrow, 36. Winds Cans who have the votes ta do it) road where it tangents off in 105 N. Saginaw St. o night, 2. Mand Tprisble becoming northerly refuse to pass a tax that some| two general sections. — iday they're going to have to pass.”’| ; bd Teday in Ponti | The city of Keego Harbor, the Lowest duunperatare pao 8 am A reporter asked if he thought major portion of West Bloomfield’ oom 1e % {Republicans were holding out for - . Dewntewn T rt Democrats to claim as their own Township, all of Farmington as ion O + arr feet P ‘Township, and a small section of’ I: h Sh Pp MD.iveéve... H t1am.. 28 , Riccseces.. 12m and pass a tax program dictated i,. city’ of Southfield will be: thee by Republicans. “If the Republicans are insist- ing on this, it is a kind of politi- cal sadism that does not com- iserved by the Farmington inter- 1663 So. Telegraph, Pontiac , ceptor | Wednesday in Pontiac General obligation bonds are Peggy's (as fecorded downtown) paying for both Highest temperatu teas GOMGEEDS ....accsieecs, 25 | BOTt with the dignity of public of- | Ringler said all of the 12 com. te lp oes Sarr ey ee 28.5 fice. Anyone who conceives such jp inities. “to one degree or an. 16 N. Saginaw /St. eather—Light nor, an idea ought to resign. other.’ are t%kiny steps already Highest ee ba — “If this is true. then the State of to provide laterals to tie into the 5 Tk lh ~ = «nina 7 Michigan is in a lot worse condi- interceptors. He stressed, how- —/ a ae —~fiaad “| tion than even I thought it was.” |ever, that a township or city in- 'y __f f ’ ( . —_ ——EE— le - alll os “ i THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 Be at SIMMS When Our Doors Open Tomorrow! ¥y HOUR SALE Bargains So Fantastic We Must Limit Sale to FRIDAY A.M. Only! TOMORROW — FOR 312 HOURS ONLY — Every item in this adv. in. Be here early because plenty lots .. . special purc regular stock reduced, etc. Selling time from 9 A. M. to 12:30 P.M. Y 9am.toll30p.m. Friday Morni guaranteed a ‘Price Slashed’ ba of some .. . few of others... 8 Fleece Lined for Warmth 9 s Men’s Sweat Shirts Irrs. of $1.79 value. Sizes 00 large in white and “el large in grey. Cotton —Basement First Quality—USA Made s 9 s Ladies’ Half Slips Elastic waisted half slip ¢ with lace ‘bottom. As- sorted colors in all sizes. a —Main Fleer eeet 000 ew mere eo a Cotton Knits—Long Sleeve Boys’ Polo Shirts Reg. 79c sellers. First ¢ quality shirts in variety ‘ of colors, patterns. Sizes 5 8 to 14. —Basement eee peee Choice of Ladies’ and Girls’ Robes, Gowns, Pu’s Values to $3.98—choice 09° of ladies’ gowns oF robes and girls’ paje- mas or robes. Not every eee: ize in every style. cia Y Sale Fleer sece For Hunting or Working— 9 =f . Men’s Socks—5 prs. If regular would be 59c per 1 00 pair. Long tops, medium size range only. No limit. —Basement ,eee ,eocen- ww Wy erst moa as Odd Lot Group of Styles A Ladies’ Dresses Values to $2.95 — assorted T 39 cotton dresses im variety of styles and colors. Sizes 14 to 44. to 20 and 38 SS viun eee: eooe Ladies —Misses'—Girls’ Side Zipper Boots Values to $4.95 —all 6 weather Thermo insu- lated. Sizes 4 to 9. (Black Stadium Boot— sizes 5 to 9... .3.69) ment 9 A. M. to 12:30 ONLY tee Original Value to $3.98 s 9 s Ladies’ Bra-Slips Dacron - nylon - cotton ¢ blend slips with zipper side and wire bra. Sizes 32 to 38. —Main Fleer | TET oA M. to 12:30 ONLY Re Special Group of MEN’S Gab or Wool Jacket 99 ardine jacket with quilt 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY Bea First Quality—Sizes 7 to 14 Girls’ “1° Skirts Choice of stripes, plaids, ¢ metallic thread trims. Assorted colors in sizes 7 to 14. lining or wool jacket with rayon lining. Sizes 36 to 46. —Basement Z i —Main Fleer ITT 9 AM to 12:30 ONLY bees Special Selling of Lot sors Sport Shirts & BOYS’ 59 Regular values to $1.59 ecoe —boys’ sizes 6 and 10 in grey challis. Men's blue stripe in small size. Your choice. —Basement 9 A. M. to 12:30 ONLY Flannels or Knits in Girls’ *1° Shirts One big assortment of shirts in plaids, solids, checks, etc. 3 to 14— not every size in every style. BEEd 9 AM. to 12:30 ONLY hades Odd Lot Group of MEN’S Underwear —5 for 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY [iad Popular ZIPPER Front Boys’ Sweat Shirts Regular $1.49 value— ' fleece lined, first qual- ity shirts with zip cole ; ¢ lar. Sizes S-M-L. Yel- low. —Basement . —Main Fleer Choice of boxer shorts in sizes large and extra large or U-shirts in small size only. 49c¢ value. —Basement 2-Pound ’ FRUIT CAKES 17° Regular $2—cake full of nuts and fruits— rum flavored. In tin container —Main Floor 25¢ Roll WRAPPING RIBBON 9¢ Tex-Sheen ribbon In gay Christmas colors. Limit 5 rells per cus- tomer. —Maim Fleer Reg. $3.50 ZIPPO LIGHTER Buy several for Christmas gifts now Popular Brush Finish lighters. “ —Main Floer Big & Baby Ben ALARM CLOCKS 4% Regular $695 sellers —choice of Big Ben or Baby Ben clocks Plus Fed. tax —Main Fleer 7-Inch 88° Regular $1.95 value— cuts ravel proof zig- pom | edges. Seconds— u Regula: value— 4%" lSe diameter with antique cars painted on bottom. Pack of 8 fast actin tablets for relief | headache pain. Limit 2 pecks. —Main Fleer 200 Sheets KLEENEX TISSUES ¢ Pull box of 200 sheets in pop-up box. Soft and absorbent tis- sues. Limit 4, —Main Fleer > 49c Value ANACIN * TABLETS 2‘ Pack of 30 tablets— stops headaches, pain of neuralgia. Limit 2 —Main Fleer Reg. 59c PEPTO- BISMOL 2° For stomach upset in adults or children. Generous size bottle, Limit 3. —Matin Fleer Lilt or Toni PICK-UP PERMANENT ¢€ $1.25 and $1.35 sel- lers—pick-up perma- nent for in between permanents . —Main Floor 5-Grain ASPIRIN 100 for 9* Fgrain USP sopirin it a 98 NORTH SAGINAW STREET UL Approved—8 Lights Christmas Tree Set Regular $1 value — 57° series set with add-on- plug and clips. Limit 2 sets per person —tnd Fleer seed: Mead) 9 A. M. to 12:30 ONLY Enameled HARDWOOD White Toilet Seat 931 Regular $4.95 value — complete with rustproof hinges. Easy to install yourself, —2nd Fleer eee eoee 9 A. M. to 12:30 ONLY Fits Most Any Faucet Bath Shower Spray 33° Regular $1.00 value — all rubber spray for bath, shampoo, tub shower or pet bath —tnd Fleer 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY Laundry and Wash Machine Draining Hose Regular 75c¢ value—for filling and draining eee: washing machines and laundry tubs. Standard coupling od How re 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY KORDITE “PLASTIC” s Clothesline-50 ft. Regular 98c—wire cen- ¢ ter for extra strength. Free plastic dampening bag. Limit 300 ft. —tnd Flegr eee 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY fies Deluxe “Rabbit Ears” Indoor TV Aerial Regular $27°99 value—indoor aerial brings in clear TV pictures. Limit 1 aerial. —tnd Fleer cocoa yw mreriine ina eee Safety Zipper Top Wire Trash Burner Regular $2 value—targe ca- pacity burner for trash, 37 leaves, etc. Volcano draft bottom. Limit 1. —tnd Fleer 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY For Wall Mount—Accurate Thermometers Regular 50¢ seller—ac- 3 ( < curate readings to 10 eece M. to 12:30 ONLY seee 9A ig eeee ) degrees below ta 120 degrees above. —tnd Fleer Genuine Rubbermaid—Coated Dish Drainers Regular $1.00 value— ¢ size. Lets dishes air dry the sanitary way Chops Foods, Nuts, Fruit, Ete. es Onion-food Chopper Regular $2.00 value— ¢ the hand chops food Easy to clean 5 8 —?nd Fleer Buy Now for Holidays Regular 50c value—set ¢< 1 nut cracker. Gift 3 8 boxed. —tnd Floor bededs 9 AM. to 12:30 ONLY Contact Paper-yd. Regular 49¢ yard—dec- orator paper is plastic 37° ecce 13 x 16 x 4'%-inch A M. to 12:30 ONLY iim just a tap with palm of MITT 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY fds has 6 nut pickers and '@eer Self-Stick Adhesive coated. Hundreds of r colors, designs. —tnad Flee betes 9 AM. to 12:30 ONLY Complete With Vacuum Bottle b] Men’s Lunch Box Regular $2.50 value — all metal lunch box with vac- 99 uum bottle for hot or a | liquids. —2nd Fleer eee 9A.M. to 12:30 ONLY he@eeee Fits Rubbermaid Drainers Silverware Cups — Regular 69c value—special , molded cup to hold forks, ¢ knives, spoons, etc. to air dry. —tnd Fleer l((( eheala.ee 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Sorry — No Phone or Mail Orders — No Layaways — Rights Reserved to Limit Quantities a JIMmM Store Closed Todey OPEN Friday ¥ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 — Pandas — Tigers Stuffed Animals | ‘ie, TOS Soft, cuddly plush-fur animals at @ record low price. Big selec- tion, (Main Floor). It’s SIMMS for Greater Values and Variety . .’. 100,000 GIFTS. ..99.999 CUT PRICES Do ALL Your Christmas GIFT SHOPPING at Sivifnc,. .. Where Nearly Everyeedl Saves Year Around Warm Fleecy Flannel Ladies’ Pajamas Nisgaies 1” Popular 2 piece pajamas. Guar- anteed fast color, washable. Complete size ranges Embossed Cotton and Flannel Ladies’ Dusters Specially Reduced Smartly styled dusters for gifts and for yourself. Wanted col- ors. Sizes 10 to 24 Hi-Bulk Orlon Ladies’ Sweaters - White & 89 Colors Bulky knit 7 button f princess collars, raglan shou!- ors. Sizes 10 to 42. Men's Wool-Nylon Enit Leather-Palm Gloves 79 ae ] Knit backs with genuine leather palms. All colors at $1.29) (Ladies styles i | mia Men's Genuine ‘BEACON’ Flannel Robes a A Usual Washable flannel, warm and fleecy. Choice of wanted colors. All sizes. Ludies’ & Men's Styles Leather Billfolds 98 os. ] Famous * PHILMAID" Brand Ladies’ Gowns 1” Lavish lace trimmed, celanese tricot — never needs ironing. Fitted waist. Six colors. Full & Waltz Lengths Special Gift Value! Ladies’ Slips Regular ] 39 $2.50 Richly trimmed in beautiful lace. Shadow panel. tricot. All sizes. Acetate 100°. WOOL Knits Girls’ Headwear 97° Novelty knits in whites, pastels and vivid colors. Tie-on styles. Big selection Many Styles Big Pattern Selection 5 Men’s Dress Hose 3 For 1” Give dad a dozen pair for Christmas at this low, low price All sizes, all colors Men ‘s Two-Piece Underwear Insulated Set 9* Zipper tops, elastic waist bot- toms. Nylon inside & out, poly- ester quilted. 5-ounce. Al! sizes. Regular $12.98 Biggest selection in our history. ompare prices anywhere. 0% Fed. tax). Gift boxed. Latest Model — With Case Norelco Shavers Complete Eastman “Brownie” Hawkeye Camera Set “EKCO™ Finest Quality “Flint” Knife Set King James Version Holy Bibles 99 ‘ r $24.95 ] 3 _ 87 Original Valse $2.00 39 $15.95 $19.95 88 Quality Value Value $29.95 a 416” Roljmatic ; ; patter Hope i sg" Easy to read print. Illustrated. or 1 h, bulbs, batteries Six Vanadium stainless steel ; r Ir lar o C ’ , Handsome binding. Perfect for lim. Takes reguiar or Color knives, lifetime handles. Solid $29.95 NGTON 25 a oe *16 Christmas. Gift boxed. —day or night wood wall rack OPEN EVERY NITE TILL CHRISTMAS 100% WOOL $2.00 Values SUNBEAM Mitts o. $3.98 Value Famous rie A a Paris’ Battery Operated Electric itts or Pare Hiece “H. H. AYERS” and Jr. Lantern Fry Pans Gloves Dresser Set Duo-Sets Music Sets 89° Regular $1 Cologne co 128 Regular $21 50—FPM 9 Plasher on top, regu- 79 Warm woolen mittens @» a light on front model For better er gloves. Assorted e Three-plece se has ody Powde Ox, toilette. perfume Not as shown. Bat cooking automatica!l- top designs. All sizes @ comb brush, mirror fragrant c lac powde sachet crys ery extra ly. Cover extra gplors and colors All meta! handies ions als etc USE OUR LAY-AWAY PURCHASE PLAN —A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS YOUR SELECTION This Week Deluxe AMERICAN Made Only! Slipper Sox Colorful Designs—Leather Soles BOX Ladies’ SALE! or Men's 1*° — Famous Brands — ; ot) le “Olag Cassini’ Seamiess. "Ye * “Jeannie Lanvin” Wes eal 60 Ga. 15 Den. Complete Size Ranges Knitted 100° wool tops, genuine leather soles, cush- toned insoles. Choice of col- ors in complete size range. CHILDREN’S SIZES Deluxe Nylon Hosiery 89c to $1 Values—Now Choice of assorted shades in 3 PAIRS 75 $2.00 Values 29 seamless self - seam or dark GIFT BOXED in ye 1 seam hose Size 8'4 to 11 BETTER START HOPPING TO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING — ONLY 4 WEEKS LEFT General Electric 8-Pc. Glass Double Bed 7 Powerx35mm Glass & Plastic Electric Blanket Snack Sets Cake Carrier Steam-Dry Binoculars 13” 1% ” on 177 Re 5 @ 4 cups and 4 plates Regular $795- Wag 12 Sat. in bo aig UL re @ as shown. Hospitality Regular $3 large 12° ners famous ‘Aladdin Regular 17 $39 50 value P sroved heat unit @ set in gift box. Limit glass plate, 7° high mode! modern de switch dry to steam coated lenses ‘C ase colors Single contro}* @ 2 clear plastic cover - «8g instantly. Pabric dial! for only $1 extra BIGGEST SELECTION OF GIFTS AT BARGAIN PRICES IN SIMMS ENTIRE HISTORY Nationally Famous Cc Electric Sander Powerful AC-DC Motor $37.50 or D7" $2 Holds In Layaway Popular Sport Styles Men’s Wrist Watch Sweep-Second Hand, Luminous Dial $7.95 50 Value Made and guaranteed Regular S17 oS SELF -WIND sional ‘result “Light twelatt an ae sie “Vesther Men's a es aS trap 0% Fed, Tax bie for abrasive dn all watch Shock -Resistant Deiaxe Medei $23.95 “Electre” 4" Electric Drill. ............ $10.88 12.95 $12.20 “Bernz-O-Matic” Torch Kit. .............. $ 7.99 $49.50 BULOVA Wrist Watch—Men’s & Ladies’ . $32.50 $29.95 “Wen” Electric Jig-Saw $17.44 $59.50 WITTNAUER or ELGIN Wrist Watches $39.50 EXTRA SHOPPING HOURS — OPEN 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. DAY and NIGHT ‘til CHRISTMAS ma, OY ee “SPALDING” Seeoceeseoseseeseseeeoees COCHCCOCHHOOSOOSOSEHOSOSOOE Seeeceseeseeeeseeeseseses SHOCHHHOSEOOESESOSSOSEEE®S 0002000088888 88888808 Rubber Puck and $15 “COLEMAN” ' | German Import 3-Piece Set Child's Rugged Hockey Stick * Camp Stove Golf —— Barometer Basketball Tricycle (97 Ene Ege Gg 38 Ege ee. =: r a8. Teo. p hel Ter ~y ie quailty. ade Ms e a vy te R e g | ules on ° Modiom Sive th ek jar ty ‘3 value Metal Carry Case Regular $795 value Gift boxe basketbal 85 va e Large Sire }t.aR NO SHOPPING TRIP IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A VISIT TO SIMMS BIG BARGAIN STORE We Cash Pay Checks ~—No Purchase Necessary Famous for Prices LESS Than You Expect to Pay 98 North SAGINAW St. Two Side Planters Magazine Racks 2*® Exactly as pictured in wrought iron. Holds magazines and newspapers. Deluxe quality Original $11.95 Rugged All Metal Auto Transport $3.95 ) 88 ‘srRUCTO" Nearly 2 feet long. Complete with 2 metal autos, 8 rubber- tire wheels. Gift boxed. Actually Types Toy Typewriter 2 Rotary type head actually types alphabet and numerals. All metal construction. Battery Operated Toy Washing Machine $5.95 } 88 Value like mother's — automatic washi ing machine with agitator action and it spin-drys ” “ . Ride ‘Em Style—Large Spring Horse $13.98 88 Value As 4 nche gt Young child can actually ride With Flasher Lights Wrecker Truck $4.98 ) 88 Volue Durable a!! metal constru nm marring rubber tires “Full 17 inches long. Tow truck - Boys’ 7 Girls’ “ARCO” Shoe Ice Skates Sizes 5° 11 to 13 1 to 3 Child's DOUBLE RUNNER $3 Skates & Shoes . Misses’ & Youths’ o7 SKATES with Shoes ...++-- Men's & Women's g “4 SKATES with Shoes Pontiac’s ONE-STOP Christmas Headquarters! Plays Child's Tune Musical Tiger $5.95 ] 88 Value Soft, cuddly tiger revolves on music-box turn-table. Easy to wind, no key to lose Bright Aluminum — 37-Pc. Toy Party Sets $2.00 ¢ Value All aluminum set has plates, cups, forks, spoons, knives and large lazy susan. Remote Battery Gur Sports Car $5.95 } 88 Value Steering wheel control cord makes “t possible to turn the car wheels. 8” long. Battery extra 16-Inch Long—PLASTIC Harbor Fire Boat $4.98 2 Value stream of i fires. With Fre boat shoot water fO put siren G& lifeboats Electric Train 7 $34.95 Value 22-prece Train pu smoke Remote control, euro matic uncoupier, action cae boose eereeeeoeesceseoeeeeees @eeeveseeseoeseeeeeeeeeeoees eeeeeeeee i . wows SUPER SPECIALS Limited Quantities! Be Here When Doors Open at 9:30! Sorry, No Mail or Phone Orders on Below Items! at JACKETS Reg. 10.98 *8.99 Warm detachable hood jackets, snugly lined. Washable, sizes 6 to 20. Choose brown, navy, red or grey. =? SHOP V py N H TILL a \t TILL 9 CHRISTMAS al —-HOODED isses’ Wash ‘n Wear Cotton Print Women’s Full Fashioned . . . Fine Quality Taffeta and Vinyl Plastic SHIRTWAIST DRESSES DRESS SHEER HOSIERY SHOWER CURTAINS Special — 5] .00 Special 2 Pr. 1 Were 6.99 and 7.90 $1.00 4, eeve cottons in sizes 10-18, some each tall, mediu short self and dark seams. Blushtone, 8 1) medic length Solid color or print shower curtains, many colors. Charge yours! . Waite's Daytime Dresses ... Third Floor Waites Hosiery... sree Floor Waite's ... Fourth Floor Gow Pio Wakes fermen wii all s Stone Set and Tailored Styles 23” to 35° Wide... Mostly 54” Long Misses’ and Half Size Cottons and Failles HALF PRICE DRESSES COSTUME JEWELRY VENETIAN BLINDS evenisWen ‘n’ Wear were 5.99 ond 699 §©=—6 8. BY Reg. 1.00 2 fo $Y] Were 2.99 ond 5.99 *].Q00 GINGHAM Special purchase of necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pins. White venetian blinds, mostly all 54-inch lengths. just 18! SPORT SHIRTS Wash ‘n wear cottons in coat or step-in styles; 1, 2-pc. falles Waite's Jewelry ... Street Floor Waite's .. . Fourth Floor Waite's Daytime Dresses . . . Third Floor Reg. 2.98 42” Wide, Washable, Colortast CHECKED JACKETS WOMEN’S WOOL GLOVES SHIRTING FLANNEL 2685 Were 4.98 $] 00 Were 1.59 and 2.00 .00 Reg. 69c 275 4. Ideal to wear over your favorite sheath or dark dress 30 to 38 Tailored or embroidery trim. Several colors, sizes S L Suede finish, 2-10 yard lengths, 42 inches wide Charge yours! Boys’ wash ‘n wear cotton Waite’s Sportswear... Third Floor Waite's Gloves... Street Floor Waite's Fabrics .. . Fourth Floor gingham long sleeve sport shirts in smart new plaids Zip Closing . . . 5 Colors . . . Women’s Floral Pattern . . . Rayon and Cotton Full cut, double yoke, san- FUR BLEND SWEATERS MANICURE SETS Boxed Damask Tablecloths forzed Sizes 6 to 16. 4 Reg. 1.00 9: Reg. 4.98 $2. Were 8.98 2.99 “3 5 88 Boys’ Sizes 6 to 12 Ee 5 file clippers cuticle stick mirror, comb and case. Choice of 64x84" oval or oblong. 70” round. Colorfast, 4 colors | KI ct ‘S IN = PAJAMAS ' ! iz 34-40 7 Famous make. full fashioned Several lovely colors. Sizes Waite's Handbag Department ... Street Floor Waite's ,.. Fourth Floor Waite's Sportswear... Third Floor ' Circular Knit Rayon or 100° Combed Cotton Washable . . . Rayon and Acrilan “Lous wEicl : WOMEN’S BRIEFS UNHEMMED BLANKETS DACRON BLOUSES t Reg. 59c and 69c 3 fo S$] Special $2.66 2.98 Values 2§ BR] wew758 = 82.99 | Fes ef a. . Several styles, colors and sizes to chogse from. Charge yours! Various large sizes in unbound blanket pieces. Many uses. 2"s i ots or tucked \ Sizes 30-38 2 . Beautiful blouses with jebots BEhed yoke trotti, sees 2-20 Waite's Notions... Street Floor Waite's ... Fourth Floor $ , 4 ¢ Waite's Blouses . . . Third Floor B10) M e m, v. "Varnished Hardwood . . . Men's 81 Inches Wide . . . Unhemmed + 3 ~ he Water Repellent es ee Inches Square Si 3 .* izes 14to 16. 2.49 2 HEAD SCARVES COAT or SUIT HANGERS | MUSLIN SHEET LENGTHS : 5 _ ad ¢ : 88° Popular 2-pe. style worm =" *S Were 1.98 2 for $] Reg 1a? 44 specter knit boys’ pajamas with g ae ‘ r £3 h es. Charge s! 18’ wide contour shoulder hangers with pant bar. Save now! | Unhemmed white muslin sheets. Use for drop cloths, sheets etc. nylon reinforced ‘neck- Pa. > smal! group 0 INCH square scarves rge yours: w ite’ N ti eee St t Floo Ww ite’ eee 1 =: Waite's ee - Street Floor =e reve Tee . alles Fourth Floor band, wrists, ankles. yt *3 ; . Choose his in pink, blue, $23 + Smart Patterns . . . Many Wash ‘n Wear Smart Milk Glass and Brass vs 3 Elastic Leg Style . . . Fine Quality Women’s MEN’S NECKTIES CANDY DISH yellow or aqua. Si , NYLON TRICOT BRIEFS |. , ; hs ° ; g Reg. 1.00 2 for $] 1.50 Values 2 for A Reg. 1.19 52° J : a . ~ < , | Dacrons, Arnels, silk warps, et ndsome patterns. Charge Ideal centerpiece. Limit 1 to a customer. Wonderful gift! atti ' - Ss Choose yours in white, pink or blue; sizes 5 to 8 Save now yours! Waite’s ... Fitth Floor , > Waite’s Lingerie ... Second Floor m Waite's Men's Wecr .. . Street Floor Little Girls’ dB , rs — ; ittle Girls an oys < rs All Brass . . . Holds 7 Candles 49 Strapless or Strap Style, Nylon or Cotton Choose Cuff Links or Tie Bars .. . Men's SPIRAL CAN EL A 2 PC HOODED 4 DELABR “Tw. : see FAMOUS MAKE BRAS FAMOUS BRAND JEWELRY ‘ SNOWSUITS 43 ¥ Reg. 1.98 66‘ & 3 Were 2.50 to 4.50 2 io $3 2.50 and 3.50 Values 2 fr] 3 q e Wonderful Christm centerpiec Lima Tt customer. é ‘- Nylon or cotton brassieres in sizes 32A to 38C. Charge yours! I’ Gold or silver discontinued patterns All boxed Smart gifts! Charge ty “oe = o 8 * Reg. 10.98 iY = Waite's Foundations ... Second*Floor Waite's Men's Wear... Street Floor Waite's ... Fifth Floor SS) 7° 17 Jewel, Waterproof and Dustproof Famous Brand . . . Stretch or Sized Girls’ 7 to 14 Matching Lined 8 99 rs, ; ’ ‘ ‘ Sa 4 NURSES’ WATCHES MEN’S HOSE SLACK ‘N SHIRT SET Wosheble hooded Sa ashable ed snowsuits Dw 3 Reg. 29.95 +18. 88 Reg. 1.00 2 Pr. $] 2.49 Values $] 49 with pile lined jackets, and y : > 4 Sweep second hand, unbreakable crystal and mainsprin Many handsome patterns including argyles. Charge them! Flannel shirts, flannel lined polished cotton dark slacks quilt lined slacks. Several ° ES < Waite's Watch Repair... Street Floor Waite’'s Men's Wear... Street Floor Waite’s Children's World . . . Second Floor con ania sizes 2 = to 6. Cozy warm = : a Most Waterproof and Dustproof Styles Sizes 6 to 16 Long Sleeve Wash ‘n Wear Wash ‘n Wear Corduroy = : “= é Sas . boo. “gets ¥ ! ALL TIMEX WATCHES BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS | SNAP-CROTCH CRAWLERS a carwano | | + ~~ 16.95 O eee $ ‘ Special Purchase . . . Girls’ 7 to 14 ; EH | Reg. 6.95 to 16.95 20% Off ere 1. 1.00 Reg. 1.49 99 TS : ye : HOODED CAR COA S a Every men’s and women’s watch in stock! Sweep second hands Plaids and prints in flannels and sore cottons Save now! Sizes small, medium and large. Several colors. Charge yours! Cd | z Waite's Watch Repair ... Street Floor Waite's Children’s World .. . Second Floor Waite's Children's World ... Second Floor *,: ‘ 4 2 3 = | 4 ca > 4 By WOMEN’S, JR. DRESSES—Third Floor COATS, SPORTSWEAR—Third Floor CHILDREN'S VALUES—Second Floor , ss iF: Jr, Misses’ and Half Sizes, Were 898 and 10.98, Now 3.88 Mink Trim Coats, 10-18, Were 119.00 Now AeA e bor S88 Subteen Boy Style Coats, Were 29.98. Now... .....- 24.95 - Jr., Misses’ and Half Sizes, Were 10.98 and 12.98, Now 5.88 Raccoon Collar Coats, 8-18, Were 49.98. NOW...seeceeees $39 ai il nee wi 2986. X 24.95 R 10 98 > * ent , 2 I0 xi is 1 ni Ss s see ee . ad ~ Afternoon and After-5 Dresses. Were 14.98 & 1798, Now. 6.88 aie — a Ww “w . * pe ss Now ....... a sae asians as os an eg ‘fe =; leated Plaid Skirts er WS, NOW. ..... e+: 000 7.32 Girls’ Boy Style Coats, Were 24.98, Now... ...-...... 19.99 . >. Afternoon Wools, Were 17.58, Now Li - A008 Tops to Match Above Skirts, Were 5.98. Now Seeds take : . $ ee ) Ja Afternoon Dresses, Were 19.98 and 2498, Now......... 10.98 Knit Vests. Were 498. Now ; _. 2.99 Subteen Car Coats, Were 1499. Now ........--++..+.-12.99 SF Afternoon and After-5 Dresses, Were 24.98. Now . 14.88 Fur Blend Dressmaker Sweaters, Were 10.98. Now......6.99 Girls’ Heavy Jackets, Were 3.99, Now ..............0..- 19 * ‘ ‘ if Afternoon Budget Dresses, Were 699 and 5.99, Now... 2.88 Wool Plaid or Solid Slacks, Were 6.98, Now............4.99 Girls’ Orlon Cardigans, Were 1.99. Now ..........++...149 : “& Girls’ Veltona Plaid Slacks, Were 2.99, Now........-...1.99 Smart h = oded car . < BUDGET SPORTSWEAR—Street Floor deride dey? 5 * Pm LINGERIE, FOUNDATIONS—Second Floor Sigiee compos ep dep | baie ieee coats, warm quilt lined = 3 ae . Bulky Sweaters, 34-40, Were 5.98, Now.......-.+e- . 3.99 Toddlers’ 1-Pc. Snow Suits, Were 5.98, Now...... oe 00e 3.99 and knit trimmed. $ 4 Nylon Slips and Half Slips, Were 5.95 to 895, Now. 3.99 Cotton Roll Sleeve Blouses, Were 2.98, Now.....s.-....-1.99 National Brand Sleepers, 1-4, Were 2.50, Now............1.99 Choose red or blue in * Closeout Barbizon Shorty Gowns, Were. 7.00, Now......4.88 Printed Flannelette Sleeping Bags, Were 2.98, Now 1.99 i v 5 a8, sate sizes 7 to 14: Save on ‘ma «Floral Flannelette Pajamas, Were 3.98, Now..,.........2.99 Floor : : ityien Tricot Waltz Gowns, Wore 1485, Now... cop FASHION ACCESSORIES—Street Floo Pram Suits, Detachable Peet, Were 10.98, Now....... 899 this special purchase. } , Nylon Shorty Gowns, Were 5.95, Now.. .....,..........2.99 Fabric and Casual Handbags, Were 7.98 to 10.98, Now. .3.99 /'3 Quilted Dusters. Were 7.98 and 8.98, Nov sieie 2 see «OOO Cowhide Belts, Sizes 24-30, Were 1.00 and 2.00, Now.,..2/$1 Nylon Quilted Dusters, Were 12.98, Now.. +--+ 10.99 Nylon Gloves, 6% to 7%, Were 3.00/and 4.00, Now.......144 MEN’S SPORTSWEAR—Street Floor RRR mate BS Girdles and Panty Girdles, Were 5.00 and 5.95, Now 2/85 Prerich Kid Gloves, Were 3.99 to 5.00, Now. w+ ee 2.99 ee 5 ‘ : MA Famous Make Contour Bras, Were 295, Now.. ........199° Men's and Women’s Handkerchiefs, Were 59, Now... 4/81 Crew, Vest or Cardigan Sweaters, Were 5.9 to 7.95, Now 3.99 WAITE'S CHILDREN’S WORLD . . . 2ND PLOOR Z Smal] Girdles and Panty Girdles, Were 795, Now.......2.88 Leather Jewel Boxes, Were 10.98 to 1298, Now........ $5 All Wool Slacks, Broken Sizes, Were 10.98, Now.........5.49 %, g . a. Vp, = Pp Pry! ae ey: 4. vas > 4 a F Hyg Bay) Bs St fi o ae , L TM, po? on i Le as TAY tre » PARA ee fe sgt Pr ial aaa il Pie ¥ ? a —— ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 A . 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MEN’S THERMAL f UNDERWEAR 2.98 Values 1.99 Tops or Drawers “iy wt = af * ‘ Quo uy aS wae Reg. $6.95 to $12.95 Eo EIR tis BEALE Men’s 100% Wool Waite’s own quality HARDWICK brand. 100% thousands of tiny air pockets that Pigskin Palm Driving Gloves @ HAND SEWN LEATHERS @ FAMOUS LABELS IN EVERY PAIR @ OVER 1000 PAIRS IN ALL SIZES @ MORE THAN 25 DIFFERENT STYLES Waite's Fashion Shoes... cotton with insulate Street Floor you against the cold. Won't scratch, San- forized for minimum shrinkage. Sizes S, M, ~ L, XL. Waite's Men's Shop - » Street Floor 2% Extra warm wool with a non - slip leather palm. Also genuine leather un- lined and _ lined gloves at this low price. Sizes 8 to 102, S, M, L and XL. Black, brown and gray Street Floor ALL SALES FINAL! THE PONTIAC PRESS 48 West Huron Street THURSDAY, NOVEMBER °6, 1959 Pontiac, Michigan Owned and Published Locally by The Poritiac Press Company HAROLD A PITZGERA! D Presicent and Publisher Howann # Pireerksisd a, JOHN Vice President and Business Manager Haeny J Reso Eant M. TrasoweLe Managing Ecitor W. Pirecrrato Secretary and Editor Circulation Manager Joun A Ritsr Treasurér and Advertising Direc\or Geones C. [Nwin Classified Manager G Migemart Jorpan, Local Advertising Manager Develop Truly Thankful Heart (In keeping with our poiicy of pul ing zest egiforia.s from finie fo time, the nev. i M acedonia Baptist wrifien Our Jhanksgiving By The REV. LENWORTH R. MINER Thanksgiving Day is observed by all Americans. It was originally what its name indicated: a day set apart for giving thanks to God. ; In 1621 when Governor BRADFORD of Plymouth Col- onyinstituted; America’s first; Thanksgiving it was a day of pray- erful gratitude to God for the first successful harvest in the New World. * * * Looking at the vast panorama of the ages we realize that the events which havg given Thanks- giving enduring significance occu- pied but a speck of time yet we admire the Early Pilgrims. Their courage and high purpose, their devotion to freedom of conscience and freedom of religion which sus- tained them in their difficulties, hardships and disappointments made.a tremendous impact upon all human history. The truly thankful heart is rare. There is a kind of Thanksgiving to God which is only a form of hypoc- risy being really a flattery to our- selves. Why? Your answer will depend on how you look at Thanksgiving. * * * The common view is a distorted one. Most people circle around, brush- ing aside the events which brought about that first Thanksgiving. Such a view of Thanksgiving emphasizes the trimmings, things such as foot- ball games, turkey, big dinners and afternoon naps. These things are not the heart of Thanksgiving. A proper view of Thanksgiving 1s altogether different. It looks back through the lens of time and gets a clear and meaningful view of that first Thanksgiving. We then agree that Thanksgiving is not a day. but a state of mind. At its least it may be little more than a proper, if sincere, feeling of gratitude to God for benefits received. At its best it may be a state of increasing moral delight rising to the level of actual wor- ship. * * * If we can see in our deepest dis- tresses, our hardest trials, our most bitter disappointments, our greatest sufferings the hand of a loving and Results Prove Our Ice Not Ready for Skating Tragedy lurking under the still- forming ice of Michigan lakes and ponds claimed six youthful victims over the past weekend. despite warn- ing that an extended cold snap is needed to make the ice safe. ~ *« * Sheriff Frank Irons has made his annual warning to area resi- dents about this. and fortunately, none of the youngsters was from Oakland County. * * * There is a consuming among youngsters to find out Just how thick the ice has formed, and the inevitable attempts to find out often adds names to the list of water vic- tims. Oakland County residents, sur- rounded by so many lakes, must make a particular effort to instill ex- treme caution in the minds of chil- dren about this hazard. curiosity APPEARANCEs seem to indicate that the Kennepy brothers, Sen. JoHn and Atty. Bos, cut each other's hair—but not eften or much. A , | a . all-wise Gad leading us on in the only process that can give us greater strength of chafacter and more depth of soul we can be thankful. * * * So let us be thankful this day 101 the rain as well as the sunshine, for the bitter and the sweet, failure and success, defeat and victory, sickness and health. By counting your bless- ings over and over you are sure to find blassings that have escaped you! attention. Were thanks with every gift erpressed, Each day would be Thanh giving; Were erattude its very best, Each life would be thank: living. Chauncey R. Piet: j The Man About Town This Day in Yore Thanksgiving Was More Neighbor Get-Together Turkey: What furnishes overs for several days. left- In Pontiac’s early days neighborhood dinners were the Thanksgiving vogue. [t was an annual get-together for several homes in the vicinity Often on the “pot luck” system, the women met a few days before and dele- gated the contributions to the menu that each family should make. To be ‘assessed for the turkey or other centerpiece was re- garded as a mark of much distinction, or even of wealth The serving time was usually around noon, and the afternoon was spent in square dancing and visiting and other means of working off the effects of the “heavy dinner and working up an appetite for a serving of the left-overs for supper Some of the churches often served Thanksgiving dinners, following the days sermon and succeeded by a period of v's- iting. The real purpose and intent of the day was thus kept in the uppermost. For a long period of years before the turn of the century the Thanksgiving din- ner at the Hodges House was considered the top treat of the year for families who could afford it. This Pontiac hotel was considered to be the best west of New York City. even better than any in Detroit or Chicago The Hodges House price of one dollar for the top meal of the holiday seems rather reasonable in these modern times, but was beyond the finances of most fam- flies of that era. One of its 1893 Thanks- giving menus gives this price. and closes with “take home the left-overs.” Venison, baked with a good topping of salt pork slices, is the main item on the nanksgiving table at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Denald Deering of Rochester. although he lost his buck on the way home from the north. He re- covered it at a gas station where !t had been left by some honest man. ~ Pontiac history records that the local churches joined in a union Thanksgiving service in 1896, with a prominent local attorney, Aaron Perry address in the assembly brick courthouse Gelivering the room of the old Word has been received by Medical Di- rector of the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium Dr. James T. Cheng that it has been placed on the accredited list of all United States hospitals for an- other three years Puzzled on his predictions of what kind of winter we'll have is Ambrose Saltman of Waterford. He saw two caterpillars with their heads together the other day. after which one crawled north and the other south. A letter recently received from Jasper Montague of Dayton. Ohio. says that he spent his qavs Pontiac, and that 60 vears ago thev even held horse races on the business section of Saginaw street Verbal Orchids to- Charles H. Austin of 335 Prospect St.; 91st birthday. Abraham Froelman of Waterford: 84th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Graham of Walled Lake; 51st wedding anniver- sary. bovhood Mrs. Eliza Aljeman of Rochester: 83rd birthday Mrs. Nellie. Streit of Walled Lake, 85th birthday. : , Soke ae cf 52,07 [aes itle sed tod : ae ~ oie “es FL ae Cre 2 oe A *m) 4 sy ton ‘ae’ ¥% te ‘ rS5 af t 4 a’. f s * Ber, ve 7 Soy Te PR as. re stead | 7 fe = x + ‘pay & hes ey ye OF ary With Humble Thanks > ~ * = +> ee Pe 5 te ttt c 2 A PE Po aT . a0 1 Os } . < Notables Thankful for Different Things What Does Today Mean to You? By The Associated Press Giving thanks at* Thanksgiving can mean gratitude for many, many things health, success, peace, love To underscore the deeper mean- ing of the holiday, The Associated Press asked a number of promi- nent Americans this question: * * " On Thanksgiving, 1959 what ace the things in vour own life you have most cause to be thankful for? * * * Thought-provoking replies came from figures well known in gov- ernment, science, the arts Dr. Paul Dudley White, Boston heart specialist—‘I find it impos- sible to speak of any one circum- stance for which I am _ thankful. There are many to mention, both general and personal BETTER MEDICINE “In the first place, as a physi- cian [T am. particularly thankful for what has happened in medi- eine during my lifetime in the U.S A., with the remarkable ad vances that have come But I real- ize at the same time how much more remains to be done, especia!- ly with the new challenge to health that in some ways may have been the result of the faulty use made of our prosperity * * * *As a doctor, I am also thankful that medical science can at this juncture of world history play such a role in the improvement in the lot of mankind, not only in our own country but especially in parts of the world where there os etill much © suffering among the underprivileged. We doctors have the opportunity dur- ing the next generation to con- tribute toward the happiness and peace of the world, not only by our contributions to the health of the body, but at the same time by our efforts to improve mental health and the spirit itself.” AMERICAN FREEDOM Vice President Richard M. Nix- on “Americans have countless reasons to thank God on this day As I think of the meaning of Thanksgiving, I cant help but find running through my mind the oppressions I have seen on trips tu totalitarian countries. IT am re- minded that all of us should he thankful for many something we ordt- narily take for granted—the free- doms we cherish in) America.’ * * * Godfrey. television per- underwent surgery for lung cancer last spring—‘On Thanksgiving Day, 1959 I am thankful to be alwe and healthy OUR COLLEGES Nathan M_> Pusey. head of Har- vard University— ‘Just as all of us are personally grateful for what 6chool and college training did for us, I believe we Americans should give thanks today that the pur- and needs of education are coming widely cher- Arthur sonality. who poses to be more The Country Parson “People get rile up like the sea in a gale—but if they have enough depth, they're calm ua- derneath.” ieshed and increasingly advanced by the general public “On this Thanksgiving Day.we must be grateful indeed for the everwidening opportunities open to our young people to attain the higher reaches of learning and make their most effective contri- bution to the moral and spiritual fiber of this nation.’ * * * Henry A. Wallace, vice presi- dent under President Franklin D toosevelt and now specializing in progressive farming—‘‘I am _ ex ceedingly thankful that we have #« president who could say at Abi- lene, Kan., on Oct. 14 *“*No other aspiration domi nates my own being so much as this: that the nations of the East and West will find dependable, self-guaranteeing methods to re- Dr. William Bradv 5 duce the vast and essentially wasteful expenditures for arma- ments, so that a part of the sav- ings may be used in a comprehen- sive and effective effort for world improvement.’ ”’ OUR CHURCHES Clare Boothe Luce, former US ambassador to Italy — “I am grateful that the United States is a land where so many people are so free to make so many choices imong so many things and ideas I am grateful to al! legislators who know that their task is the orderly increase of every citizens area of material choices; to our educators who understand that their task is to form every citl- zen's mind _to make reasonable choices; and to our churchmen of all faiths.”’ Savs: My Voice Still Drowned on Injection Treatment “Numerous patients have come to me.”’ writes a surgeon, ‘asking for injection treatment of hemor- rhoids, varicose veins or hernia Your advocacy of the method evi- dently influences a substantial part of the public While I am a surgeon and limit my practice to surgery. at the same time [I am a physician and I congratulate DR. BRADY you for your forthrightness in telling the public the truth about injection treatment “Furthermore, I regret to say, some who oppose injection treat- ment do so for a selfish reason and not for the best interest of the patient.” : The doctor goes on to sav that he has used injection treatment in suitable cases for some sixteen vears. And so a colleague came to him for bleeding hemorrhoids He gave his colleague the injec- {ion treatment and there has been no more bleeding. Nevertheless. the colleague has never vet given i pa- tient the benefit of this method * x * The surgeon concludes: “This modern method of in- jection treatment in selected cases is a tremendous improve- customary sur- gery, and your work in letting the public know what is good is a work of humanity. Congratu- lations.” Yahbut, my still small voice is easily drowned in the furious roar of those who condemn me and the injection method as no blanked good. Physicians or surgeons who use the injection method in selected cases with results highly satisfac- torv to their patients are so in- timidated that they dare not speak ait While physicians and surgeons who use the ambulant, office, injection treatment in selected cases, as the correspondent says, are understandably reluc- tant te lend their names to the popularization of injection treat- ment, I derive a good deal of saisfaction from the knowledge that the textbook on hernia, by F. Watson, 3rd ed., pub- by C. V. Mosby O©o., St. Louls, (not available to the laity), devotes five chapters to injection treatment. So, I have the satisfaction of knowing that at all costs I have tried as hard as I could to tell you poor souls the truth. \ % oe * ‘ Now if you are subject to hernia, ment over the hemorrhoids or varicose veins, I have pamphlets which may give you some valuable help. For any one pamphlet send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope. two, enclose 25c in addition. For all three send 35¢c and stamped, self-addressed envelope. For any Signed page or 100 words long pertaining to persona! health and hygiene not dis. ease. diagnosis, or treatment. will be answered by Dr William Bredy. tf a stamped. seif-addressed envelope is sent to The Pontiac Press. Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright 1959) _ letters not more than one bs Voice of the People ‘Don’t Let Bad Marriages Kill Hopes for Better One’ Same on you, Fed Up and Up and Up. If it hadn't been for man, woman wouldn't have been here. I havé also been married two times. Both my wives left me for othér men. I've been single since 1946 dnd I'm willing to take the third chance. No one should stay single. © 56 W. Rutgers Criticizes Drivers of Small Autos Are people who drive those little cars all bad drivers or does it just seem that way? Nearly everyone ,ou see driving one is whipping in and out of traffic, jumping lights and passing on the right like they thought rules weren't made for them Maybe I'm wrong and 1 just notice the litthe cars doing that more than I notice the big one> but I don’t think so Careful Driver Charies T. Nixon —— Hunting Season Brings Comment If the season keeps the deer hunters to a low figure, it just means that many more will die of starvation. Maybe they should extend the season. Enthusiast The way so man hunters are being killed these it look: like we may have to set up the hunting season to protect the men instead of the animals sae to Go days, State Citizens With Money Seen as Hopes tor Parks By TOM SHAWVER A. P. Outdoor Writer LANSING — If the Legislature wont come across, maybe the moneyed citizens and foundations will Applying that thinking, the newly formed Michigan Parks Assn. is going to look to private groups and individuals to furnish part of the land badly needed for ex pansion of the state parks system * * * Plagued by money troubles. the Legislature for several years has balked at allocating funds fui parks land acquisition Even the parks admission fee bill vetoed by Gov. Williams spe cified all proceeds go for park improvements. Meanwhile, valuable property in Southern Michigan — where rex reation lands are most desperately needed — IS going to private and commercial interests at an alarm ing rate. And the price is going up even faster HEAVY CONTRIBUTIONS Gifts and grants may help solve a worsening problem Thirty years and more ago. wealthy citizens contmbuted heavi- ly to growth of the park network, which had its beginning in 1920. In that year, Miss Carrie Mears donated 15 acres at the village of Pentwater in Oceana County to establish Charles Mears State Park. P. H. Hoeft gave the 300 acres fdr Hoett Park in Presque Isle Gounty and David H. Day did the same in Grand Traverse Count). Dodge Bros. Corp., the auto- makers, gave 11 sites, mostly in populous Southeastern Michigan Several parks bear the company s name, * * * Howard B. Bloomer, attorney for thé same firm, made a gift of four more valuable pieces of property. Three parks in Oakland County are named for him. When more recent years brought higher income taxes and a decline in the number of great personal fortunes, gifts of parks lands fell off to practically noth. ing. parks association is setting up its own The new talking of Case Records of a Psychologist: foundation to encourage cifts of land and cash for parks purposes Dr. Robert O. Belcher, head of the Department of Natural Sci ences at Eastern Michigan Univer ity, Was named last week to head a committee to develop the plans Belcher stressed the group would turn over property it ac- quires to the state. “We have no intention. of run ning Our own parks system,” he sald On numerous occasions, State parks officials say, they've had to pass up good land buys for lack of funds) A permanent parks foundation logically could hold its cash resources in readiness for just such occasions It also would permit donation of small cash gifts from indivi- duals of modest means. So far as it knows, the parks group Is stmking out pretty much on its own, without experence tn other states to guide i!s course. The Rockefeller Foundation made large gifts of land to es- tablish national parks in the Vir gin Islands and the Grand retons Mountains in Wyoming Part of the huge profits from offshore oillands buy parks and recreation areas in California. Counties where prospective parks are to be located must furnish half the purchase cost Portraits By JAMES J. MEICALFE T may not see souevery day... As we must be apart ... But do believe me. darling. sou... Are always in my heart. You are in all mv thoughts and dreams ... Wherever I may In . . No body else in all the world. . Could mean so much to me... In town ‘And country, far and wide . The crty strange and tall... You are the one, the only one. And 1 My own, my very all... 1m your forever. dear . . . Wher- ever we may meet .. . With all my heart and all my soul. . . Be- cause you are so sweet Please love me and be true to,.me... When we must be apart... As I belong to you. and vou... Are always in my hea (Copyright 1959) Fears Inflation More Than Reds Colonel X believes inflation 4s as dangerous a threat as Russian war power. And he thinks it is smarter to econom- ize on futle defense and invest part of thése salvaged billions in more Aire Force and missile weapons, while we lower tazes with the balance. How do you feel regarding the turtle vs. the the rattlesnake below? By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE D-410: Colonel X retired recently from the Air Force. * * * “Dr. Crane,"’ he began as we rode together on an airplane recently, “we military men don't dare express ourselves very freely. “For it isn’t deemed cricket for the Army to criticize the Navy or the Air Force to belittle the other two. CRANE “But our greatest danger will soon be inflation and national bankruptcy instead of threats from outside foes. Uncle Sam will soon be confiscating 50 per cent of all a farmer's crops and a doctor's fees, a union man’s wages and a manufacturer's profits, UNLESS “And that UNLESS refers to sen- sible economies in government! Let me be specific. * * * ‘Under the ruse of possible for- eign invasion, we are spending bil- lions each year on the Army. Yet it is admitted that any enemy at- tack would be accomplished almost before the Army men could get out of their bunks and into their uni- forms! “If and when the enemy dared attack us, we have only nominal defensive power against jets, rockets, intércontinental mis- siles, etc. Our major protection lies in our striking power via similar jets, missiles, etc. “So it is folly to squander bil- lions on obsolete defensive menas- ures that are almost as absurd as bows and arrows! * * * “England thus has ordered its draft ended next year: And Eng- land is recommending not more than $4 billion for ALL military matters, while we still spend al- most 10 times that much. “If we wish te really stabilize this country and keep it strong, we must ‘economize. We can lop off billions frem the Army with- out increasing one iota our dan- ger from Russia. “Even the laymen know that Russia has no fear of American infantry soldiers. “No sirree. It's our Air Force, jets and missiles, that deter them. * * * “So let's get back to common sense, We could salvage 5 to 10 billion per year from military ap- propriations. “Half of this could then be used “to lower taxes. The other half could be employed to further ex- pand our research in the air. Don't you agree?”’ TURTLE VS. RATTLESNAKE You readers know that the turtle has the best natural defense of any creature on earth. Yet children invade its domain via the creeks and lakes with little fear. . The rattlesnake, om the other hand, has almost no defensive armor at all, but it has tre. mendous striking power. As a result, even our bravest and smartest human beings still are wary when they enter rattlesnake territory, Applied to these remarks by Co- lonel X, I agree that Russia has little concern for our infantry or Army anti-aircraft weapons, Radar and al] such detecting de vices may help reduce the number of planes that get through, but it takes only one bomb or rocket per city to annihilate it. * * * Don't you agree that just one billion more per year added to re- search for the Air Force would keep Russia in far more jitters than 10 billions for Army defenses? Always compare the rattlesnake with the turtle and you'll know which one Russia will stay clear of! Always write to Dr. George W. Crane fn care of The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan, reopen a long 4c stamped, self-addressed envelope and 20c te cover typing and printing costs when you send — tg psychological charts and pam- phiets. (Copyright 1959) The Press excl to the use for < cation local news prin to this newspaper as well as aP lg “press deli by iontiac ts de carrier for 45 uf Lewd — B carrier service oe available, by om tm Oaki ston. n "Oakland, “Genesee and a tenaw Count it is $15.00 a: elsewhere in Michigan and places {nm the United States ase a vear All mafl subsert ons gaol in advance Postage has at the 2nd class ar id % Pontine, Michigan. Member of Ane, ical BOUNTIFUL Christmas meals need take only part of a home- maker's time during holidays Prepare turkey, cranber ry specialties, other season’s fa vorites early. Store in frost- guard freezer Try Precooking for Time-Saver Mom Cah Have Dinner Ready, Frozen Days Before Christmas As the holiday season approaches every homemaker is faced with the problem of having plenty of food on hand By planning and shopping ahead of time and storing food in the freezer, holiday fare is right at your fingertips. There's no prob- lem at all if you have a frést-! guard freezer which holds up to 138 pounds of food A complete frozen dinner can be ready to pop into the oven. | . On that day a housewife can en- | joy the fun without slaving fer | hours in the kitchen. If turkey is the main attrac tion, roast it a few days ahead of time. The last half hour of roast- ing spread on the glaze, such as orange marmalade, put a row of cherries down the. middle of the breast with a trimming of holly leaves cut out of winter pears Cool and put on a utility platte and place in freezer * * * Then on the big day. take it out of the freezer. thaw or heat in frozen state until hot. right on the same platter which goes from freezer to oven. Put a frill of foil on the legs and it’s all set to bring to the table * * * Potatoes, too, can be dressed | up for the occasion. You might season mashed potatoes with egg} volk, grated cheese or bits of bacon. Shape them like cones and stud with green peas to look like little Christmas trees. Put each cone on top of a slice of pine- apple and freeze. On the big day. } Just reheat in a casserole for half an hour | Sicily’s Gandhi | Receives Lenin Peace Prize ROME (UPI) — Danilo Dolci, a 30-year-old writer and reformer once called “‘The Gandhi of Sicily,”’ | received the Lenin Peace Prize of Russia here Tuesday Dolci was arrested four years ago for leading 200 unemployed Sicihan laborers out to work on the roads in a strike in reverse. | He did this to make the point that there was plenty of work avail- able if only the government would authorize it and thus help the! poor } “When they came to arrest me. | I offered only passive resistance | as (Indian spiritual leader Mo-| handas K.) Gandhi did,” Dolci| said at his-trial. Police said he was a ‘well-known agitator.” Here from Moscow to confer | the Lenin Prize on Dolci was famed writer Ilya Ehrenburg. | j | | Lansing Township Rejects Annexation LANSING (®—Lansing Township voters Tuesday rejected a pro posal which would have merged virtually all of the township with the City of Lansing. * * * A preliminary count indicated | the township opposed the annexa- tion by a 2-1 margin, although electors in the city favored the| proposition by a 3-1 margin. Fav-| orable action hy both units was necessary to effect the merger. More than 57,000 persons were | eligible to take part in the special election but cold and rainy weath- er cut sharply into the turnout. . * * * Passage of the merger proposal would have added about 954 square miles of the township to the city's 2012 square miles. It would have boosted the city’s population by about 15,000 to between 130,000 and 135,000. 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Prices plus US. tax en Thieg en CE ee eG aE ag ee Ro ae i - 9 —_ ee - —_ » ; A, 4 ry’ . rry ~ Le aa ’ . . r . a. Pa ’ . e A-5 THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 Z rs _— - —-- —_ - - + - - “ . —_-—— — vs - ~~ | = ! “he 7 s 5 e ’ . ‘ F Z . 7] *L- . Apron for Doll? Germans OK Trade Pact Iranian Tells Off Reds: _ rm Eghbal suggested Tues-/(j $ Envoy in Nepal OK Offices to Replace agg bend tame to o_o You'll Like This Idea he 7 the purchase was approved Tues ; j “y* . . . To delight @ little girl and ber BERLIN (UP!) — West Germany Says Nikita Is a Failure Eghbal was commenting on a| KATMANDU, Nepal (UPI) — Hastings City Hall ; 0 255 The top of a cardboard shoe box 7 a oes P iday by a-count of 671 t mother, make both aprons of sim- ind East Germany Tuesday signed pone CHE euler: oscow Radio charge that he was jienry Lee Stebbins, the first U. S.. HASTINGS —Property owners! The building is offered by Hast- placed in the bottom of your ( iz - ? CF y { } . ive > e "§ * £ L . - ; . : ilar designs, out of identical ma a trade agreement for th ming srives Wheuadichew’ ak |‘a political failure (who) ought to ,mbessador to the small Himala-|have approved purchase of an in-|ings Mutual Insurance Co. which Christmas shopping bag will: save year. It provides for an exchange Mier Nikila Nirushchev & ould gojreturn to the practice of medi-|yan kingdom of Nepal, will present surance @irm’s two-story hgme of-|plans a $450,000 office and has : : , terial. And then to cap the stunt f a h 40 lhon dollars, back to plowing his Ukranian fields |< ’ Eghb: j } ; * , = pees ‘ y hom |P ; ity YOU time. It will keep the filled nee of goods worth million dollar | _ ian ine ‘ghbal said An his view his credentials today to King Ma- fice building to replace the pres-jsubmitted a bid to buy the city ; make the child’s doll an apron,'or 72 million dollars more than and stop telling other statesmen/Khrushchev was a _ failure and hendra. 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He Resigns From Bench Voelker Can't Stop Pen; Finds 2 Jobs Too Much | LANSING ® — ‘‘While other law-jliams’ office, after he wrote a per- yrs may ee mn, nad sonal letter to Williams, who orig- can scarecly write my ks. It is) ay oe ; as simple as that.” (s = appointed him to the high With this succinct statement, au- ene x * * thor-Justice John B. Voelker of| Ishpeming explained why he is quitting the State Supreme Coyrt } bench to continue his career as a /" 8rranging release of a typewrit- iten statement from the justice la- novelist. + , * * ae jter in the day. Voelker would not elaborate on his statement. Paul Weber, the governor's press secretary, acted as a literary agent Voelker authored “Anatomy of a Murder,”’ the best seller made into BENCH PAYS $18,500 a movie that reportedly earned The resignation, to become ef him more than half a million dol-|fective after Jan. 1, was handed in lars. jfive weeks before Voelker was Voelker, 56, had expressed ‘scheduled to start a new eight fears that he would be a one-shot ‘Year-term on the bench. The Su author® because he didn’t find Preme Court post pays $18,500 a time to write both legai opinions ,)€°"- and books. Williams now must appoint a re He previously had written three placement to serve until a special y rv tion can be he other books, two non-fiction and|° srideignenniiian: one of short stories based on his| Voelker was appointed to a Sy years as Marquette County prose- PTeme Court vacancy by Williams cutor. But he has published nothing |" Jan. 1, 1957 and was elected since “Anatomy.” in his own that spring to serve out the term words, “‘hit the jackpot.” expiring this Dec. 31 - He did almost no campaigning Is = in his reelection bid last spring, Voelker’s decision to “_ drew being occupied at the time with sharp criticism from a Republican the filming of the movie at Mar- senator who said the jurist ‘‘wasn’t quette. honest with the people'’ when he ran last spring for an eight-year | term spring sil he ran for office last spring ‘he Sen Charles R. Feenstra (R had every intention of continuing Grand Rapids) commented: sth aca dedl pal ad ma “If he wanted to write the book-| Voelker ts known in his own of-the-month, what did he run for? | North woods country as an expert Why wasn’t he honest enougt ith |Ory fly fisherman. the people not to ~~ _ He has weathered double roles Voelker said he was satisfied he before. Although his favorite smoke couldn't continue to serve on the|'® 42 Italian stogie, he accepted a court and write in his spare time. |"°Mination as a pipe smoker of the year. “I find I have a growing de- | * * * sire to write,” he sald, ‘‘and this is tending more and more to oc- | Voelker emphasized that when After graduation from the Uni- versity of Michigan law schoob. —_— thoughts. I feel { must | Voelker practiced law in Chicago olther leave the court or aban- |before he became homesick for the don writing, and | find the latter. | i.e wood ‘ pine s and streams of Michi psornaget ® psychological impossl- | oan's Upper Peninsula. ty. He was elected prosecuting at- Voelker’s intention of resigning torney of Marquette County six first was announced from Gov. 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Mac Donald based his statements on a survey he made of the valley in 1957-58 * * * He said the Saginaw Valley! could become the state's third jargest port because by its loea-! tion it can best serve a large wedge-shaped portion of Northern Michigan. “& He tohd about 60 members of the Fordney Club that the best place for a Saginaw Valley port would be at the mouth of the Saginaw River in Bangor Town- ship Bay County. He said a ‘conservative esti- mate” of the potential export ton- nage from the area that could be served by a Saginaw Valley port would be 55,000 tons a year to Eu- rope and 20,000 tons to Canada. * * * The key to the Saginaw Valley's chance for industrial expansion he said, was the long-stalled deep ening of the Saginaw River by the government. Mac Donald said Detroit has failed to develop its pert po tential and that Muskegon, “a good natural harbor,” is far “ahead in the race for Seaway business.” He told the club that ‘‘the Sea way is no more than a large ditch and will do no more for you thar any other machine or capital in- vestment. It is up to you business men to use the Seaway with its lower transportation rates to at tract new industry to give the Va! ley a new lease. on its economic life.” Machinists Rate Gov. Brown Ist, Rockefeller 3rd WASHINGTON (PI) — Gov Nelson Roekefeller of New York came out a poor third in a union's rating of three governors men tioned as possible 1960 presidential or vice presidential candidates The rating. was made by the Machinist's Union, which claims nearly a million members. It gave top billing to Gov. Edmund B Pat) Brown of California and was ukewarm to Ohio Gov. Michael DiSalle The assessments were based on the legislative record each gov- ernor compiled during his first term of working with a legislature controlled by his own party Rock efeller 3s a Republican. Brown and DiSalle are Democrats 19th Century U.S. Nun Wins Title of Mother VATICAN CITY (AP)—The Vat~-* ican’s Congregation of Rites Tues- day approved the ‘“‘qualities of heroism and virtue” of the Amer- ica’ nun Elizabeth Ann Seton campleting another step in the process for her beatification * * * Beatification would confer on the -129th century nun—known as Mother Seton — the title of ‘blessed.’ This is frequently fol- lowed by canonization and saint- hood, the highest honor of the Ro- man Catholic Church. If it is con- ferred on Mother Seton, she would he the Church's first U_ S.-born saint. ~*~ * * Mother Seton was born in New York in 1774 and was converted to Catholicism. She devoted he life to charitable work and the education of youth after the death of her husband. 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M. to 9:00 P. M. Until Christmas , Leeds 6, pee A ae, wee a ee ee ee ee ee ee, OE ee ee ee ee. aan ene. oe , ae, Ee eae A. aed eee ae a ee eee a es eed A—l4_ 1" | - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBRE 26, 1959 tain RI VI | Reds Rally Against Finn Rucci INS | 2 ssn y re Offer 100-Mile Missile WASHINGTON (PI Ame! thanks from Washington's time |servance of Thanksgiving on a na- Wednesday to build its first’ The Finnish government has de-'Bakayev complained Wednesday atic flights is the stubborn striv- to West Germany; Plans cans look to their blessings to! until President James Madison |tionwide scale; nuclear-powered merchant ship. cided not to join the association that Soviet freighters and ‘fishing ing by certain military circles of , taimed a season of prayer . ‘cc, Of western European nations as a! boats are being buzzed by Western W wers to maintain day following a custom born in, PEM . In every year since 1939 and A 16,000-ton tanker, the Fsso als ai ing buz the estern po s ~ a Thanksgiving after the war founding member but to seek close Z Z ined ten- Extended Sales Push hardship and brought to full flower ii , “aaed ° 1940, when President Roosevelt Bolivar, will he converted from enbperation with the new trade Pacific cceane im the Atjantic and sigh iy _ wxiece uf the nee of ihe Maniied serie 6 - : tried with little success to make conventional propulsion to serve son formed im Slocitoln a . . ‘ . joe the open LONDON (UPI) ~— Britain is 7 Then in the 1805 Sarah Jo epna it a week earlier, the holiday as a: ‘‘nuclear test, bed,”’ the an- Frid N / . 7 . } ; world’s oceans. a b fferi t f le t their history Hale of New England came on) has fallen on the last Thursday |jouncement said riday. No incidents were re-| Bakayev, quoted by the Soviet} His remarks were broadcast by offering its missiles for sale to ,, 1 Sb a JAN E LEE the battlefield, the Blue Water | OCIA HIALIOR oT Sinan Dethye last carries a nuclear or conventional | &"!™s during the carly years of Coe ee ee inne nth, t oe = cE ; wasiead and is accurate at their colony in Massachusetts, ee en ee oe - oe ] DOWNTOWN and MIRACLE MILE i as the first nationa hanksgiving ranges up to 100 miles. It is But they brought in a harvest pay Again the date was the 26th 4 fired from the ground at ground in 1621) and in the autumn they * * * targets. | paused to enjoy” their hard-won’ Thus at a time when civil wat EF Defense Minister Harold Watkin food and to give thanks locked the land in a bloody grip ; GIFTS from our Christmas Wonderland! e FUR COATS @ FUR CAPES Chances fol “. anil a among whose descendants would he many aly rance ind = otne . , ' a . F : ; . ; NATO Allies are improving — be ied os wn oln, President of th PANAMA UP Leaders of civic ; ‘ cause of European fears that the * * x rganizations are planning a Cy] FUR JACKETS United States will be giving awa At intervals during the Revolu. ™4&Mmoth but peaceful demon fewer weapons as It cuts down its tionary War, Congress recommend. stration Saturday to support Pan ~ ROBES aid programs ed days %f fasting and praver ama’s claims of sovere “iv ove} r) FUR STOLES y é Other reasons being listed ine When it) was over President ie Canal: Fore clude the fact that British weap- George Washington decreed that : : * * * ons are designed specifically Thursday, Nov, 26 — the same ; } R $24 for European use, that the point date as our Thanksgiving this year Saturday 1s the anniversary of eg. py ] of manufacture and source of _— should be set aside for thanks Panamas_ independence from . parts is close at hand, and that to God for the new government °P4!n $229 , $199 Europe favors closer integration and the blessings it would bring * * * & in arms production to eliminate Historians say that no special The moven ent for a display of ~< ¢ duplication. attention was paid to a dav of national unity momentum follow - < : ing three days of what Panamani YES AA EVEN MINK Others 2.98 to 9.98 Watkinson is expected fo dis | ans consider generally inconclusive uss this integration in general ' . ; 7 me od | 1 sy U'ndersecre- ; , Patan _ oeacte . . talks betweer and the Blue Water missile spec Philadelphia, tary of State Livingston Merchant ically when he meets Stratss : ind government leaders West Germany is a good poten” Stagcean Haggle : tial customer of Britain becau Reaffirming the traditional it has 117 million dollars’ worth Over Taxes U.S. position, Merchant said be 1 GROUP YOUR CHOICE $100 Select from nylon quilted, with metallic threads of gold . . dust- of arms buying credits deposited fore leaving for Washington > im British benks. The money WA*| pHILADELPHIA (AP) — Does’ Tereday that Bis kovernment - ters and fit- put there as a compromise solu ; “ a recognizes Panama's titular sov- ted stvles. Sheer nylon tion to British demands that Ger- Republican Harold Stassen. re- ereignty — in name only — over Mink —Muskrat—Squirrel—Marmot. Fur products, labeled to show : ; ~ many pay for stationing 3ritish centl, defeated for mayor of Phil- the Canal Zone. country of origin of imported furs or cotton. Pretty pas- troops on her soil adelphia, owe the city wage taxes }ie said. however. that the tels or prints. * s/t for the vears 1953 to 1956? United “States is ready to. take LAYAWAY NOW FUR CHRISTMAS Sizes 8 to 20 Gerinan orders are expected tO Stacssen met privately Tuesday steps to eliminate Panamanian total,25 million dollars before the With two city revenue agents in complaints over lack of job end “Ot the year, with a sizable an effort to iron out the question, opportunities in the zone. Mer- portion to be spent on missiles which was a key campaign issue chant said Panamanian officials Britain would retain control of jn pis bid to unseat Democrat)in turn gave firm assurances they the nuclear warheads if it sold Richardson Dilworth. There was will protect American lives and the Blue Water to Germany, sut-'ng comment frém either side on property here rendering them only in wartime the outcome * * * Although the British have de Stassen claims he’ worked in. Merchant's mission was prompt veloped their own smaller missiles, y ashington as President Fisen-ed by violent anti-US dem they still depend on U.S. Thors power's disarmament advisor dur- onstrations Nov 3 dunng which BETTER FUR SCARFS iar, Now 09 JANE LEE GOWN and ROBE SET Sheer nylon in tt ise, vell ie at oink. Waltz length and ob SKC CC CI See Ie EG EE CE ES LISS CE ILE CE I I ILS CU MMLC OLS ULL IL UE CLI UE LTS CEE EE NE CIEE OE EE for long-range protection ing the period and paid taxes in nationalist crowds tried unsuccess . ‘ ‘ — Maryland fully to plant the Panamanian flag matching robe. Lavished with Nearly 22 million persons were The city savs Stassen owes the in the Zone and tore down the DOWNTOWN ONLY lace or embroidery. Gilt Boxed admitted to hospitals in 1958, an wage taxes because he kept his American flag at the US Em- § ] y s\ , de } Cc <_< eee I i i i i iN Ne average of 39,000 each day residence here bas. in Panama BABY DOLL G _ _— P aS = é .L GOWN and SETS from..... 3.99 ‘ oO EOE COL LEOOEOLEOOOCOCCOOEREOLOOOOCC COOL LOL C LOCOCO LOLOL Ooeece mee ee ee ee eee ee eee 1) 7 - 4 w | Continuing Our aoa at 9:30 A. M. 7 ] 4 . e | lies ' os Mandarin ; T 7 LOUNGE : J 7" : SETS 7 ; : a | d f tock >°” , l G e rom ou r reg u fe r Ss oc oD Nylon tricot or shad- J ow panel nylon 1 crepes. Full length or half slips. Lace trimmed or tatflored Adjustable shoulder straps. White, pas- tels. The Chinese influ- ence in tapered pants and quilted robe Colorful top and solid color pants. NOT JUST ORDINARY SHOES at SALE PRICES, but QUALITY SHOES at a PRICE!, MEN’S DRESS FE SHOE S WOMEN’S nA TS and EDGES © FLORSHEIMS Entire Stock [gree s penobscot e JARMAN © Cappezios ® CROSBY Suede Values to 10.95 SQUARES SHOES $3 $ 4 $ 4 Ce PARP PPA PAPA I OOOO AP ~ ~~) GIFT BOXED Day-of-the-Week 70 Yards of Frills PANTIES = 299 CAN CANS Set of 7 Pairs nf Sadae Bulkie Knit For ‘neath her party dresses SWEATERS Yards and vards of net ruffles in white or colorful edged pastels. = 9 8B oD The most desired sweater of the season. In white, red or royal. and Other Famous Brands nod Cot Rivtien Step 88 Values Foot Flair Noturalizers 2 to 24.98 Barbora Lee Fiancees Florsheim 700 PAIR—ALL SIZES POUR BUCKLE | om» SB | SNOW Di Di DUB De Di Bs DcDi DUD. DDL, WWD D. LD, DiI Ds BDL. Bi Be Be Ds BiB. Bs BaD Did: Di Dy BLD Bs Di DL DLDs Di Di DDL MDD DDD: Di DUD DH DD. WH B.. aN NN iN Ni Nin ini NN So So aS TiN SN ini ion nn gn ee ee eee eee ee ee eee ta tea dec tt edad <4 ai aag @ad aa ard eta aed tad a ae ere ae taeda ca aod CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT Men’s Dress Zip Style to 17.95 BOOTS BOO j S CHRISTMAS DRESSES | ine ? , * he ‘ 1 oe Your Chote of vit ea Sek IO | ye will know lace. Christmas red. Others in Men's Hand Sewn Trampeze Loafers Gray or Black Ass All sizes, black or brown. Reg. 13.95 $888 Warm, Fleece Lined nylons. Sizes 3 to 6x. Others from $2.99 Cm Or ‘ L.de2Ded.D DeDRRIRDM DDD MDD DB DEI PRRDMPMP DDD De DMIF IH PMD: et 7 F 7 7 7 7 , 4 d 7 2 . ] 4 J 7 J j J , 7 d ; F i : j 4 i j j J j j ] i ei Nie i in Wine Ni Yi Si ite ie ‘Toe. Nin Nie i Se Vn Mh Se Se Se Me a a a a a Use Your ; CHRISTMAS CHARGE Fda aks Gee 11 NORTH SAGINAW STREET 3 eae and MIRACLE MILE Miracle Mile Open 16:00 to 9:00 P.M. Daily i et 47 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-8406 ——— ee eee —_ De Dye a Dee Dey Be De De We De DB: De De De Ds De Ds De Br Be De De BeBe Be Br De De De Be De rs 2 Detroit Relief Soon Rock ‘n’ Roll at the Fair? Rainier (UPI) — The State} WASHINGTON (UPI) — Twoyview that Agriculture Department | Welfare Department will take over top 4H club members are balking| Officials had advised the youths to full relief payments for Detroit) “ - ..|“steer away” from rock 'n’ roll “around the first of the year,” | Government premsure” & emt) os because they were “objec: | welfare director W. J. Maxey said.|rock 'n’ roll from their entertain-| ji nable.” ~*~ * * iméAt at the World Agriculture | . : , ‘ Kehrer, who has a disc jockey \laxey said the welf . ;|Fair in New Delhi, India, next uniey BSN oe) ~ eee He program at Williams College. sister, Carolina, were the first women to speak public meetings open to both men and women. State Plans to Handle 4-H Plans for New Delhi, India [like to demonstrate ballroom || qwyer Is Nominated cme presen ,dancing. But since Hindus con-| , 'sider physical contact. on dance | floor ‘‘sinful,”’ this probably would | |be omitted, he- said. iB. Defense Comptroller WASHINGTON (UPI)—Franklin| President Eisenhower nominated | Lincoln, a 5l-year-old Wall Lincoln, a Républican, Tuesday. | |Street lawyer, will be the Defense He will serve as comptroller, which Sarah Moore Grimke and her|Department’s new comptroller, ov-,carried the title of assistant de- Angelina Emily, of South’ erseeing the multibillion-dollar U.S.’ fense secretary, under a recess ap- pointment pending the return of for abolition of slavery at! Lincoln, of Short Hills, N.J., will Congress. His nomination then will succeed Wilfred J. McNeil, who be submitted to the Senate for left the government Oct. 31 to be- confirmation military budget. EE ee a __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 of Steamship Line after holding the comptroller’s job for 12 years. | the Grace} Watch for KAREN’S Big CHRISTMAS Carpet Sale in \ Pontiac Press 7Ugiyare Monday, CARPETS Nov. 30th sion approved the move because month. ge. Detroit had nearly depleted its; But other youngsters on the disagreed. He said rock = more than eight-million-dollar wel-|eight-member troupe said the In.| Tell, bighly popular with U.S. fare appropriation for its share of dians probably wouldn't dig that! tean-agers, should — included relief payments. \crazy beat, anyhow. in the — clipe entertain: ‘ bs | ment at the fair Dec. 11 throug Detpolt will pro aably run wa “They wouldn’t even under. Feb. 14 of funds about Dec. 20 or around : the first of the year,” Maxey e stand the term, They'd think | ie D year, axey estr! we were talking about a stone | He was backed up by attractive | mated a= Fight counties are getting full as-| and a piece of bread,” said Pat- — si iia ac i sistance for payments from the ricia Ann Bottomley, 19, of Win- N.Y. “If we are to rep esent | state but all eight will revert to} 2©>@s¢, Minn. rural young America,”’ she said, the 70 per cent county and 30 per) ‘And after all, it's just a pass- rock 'n’ roll should be inciuded in cent state formula after Jan. 1. jing fad.” A as A the program. * * * * * * There was a chance that the fait; Ken and Nancy said they were visitors would see some swing’n'/not sure the 4H troupe, designated sway if not rock 'n’ roll. Kay! to represent American farm youth, Detroit, unlike the state’s 83) counties, is on a fiscal year basis The counties operate on a calendar year basis. ~ Emiko Mihata, 19, of Kailua,| would follow the gevernment’s ad- Hawaii, said she was going to take vicé.- They said the musical pro- Chesapeake bay is about 00 along her hula grass skirt gram had not been worked out miles long and up to 40 miles in’ Kenneth C. Kehrer,® 20, of yet width Orange, Conn., said in an inter-! Kehrer said the group also would Melaloss Store- Wide End - of - the - Month BROADLOOM| SALE! | This Sale Will Be the Talk of the Town! Call olet PE 2-1026 (7) nce FE 42831 “(7 SALTS Shop comfortably, \ ~s Fy a iN leisurely at home! SO Our Carpet consul- mem tant will bring '- — ‘ sampies to your KX Fo home so you can K choose the right \ carpet and color for your decorating scheme. No obligation Free estimates and decorating counsel. Deferred pay- ment plan to fit your needs. 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A—16 | et | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1959) Starting Tomorrow HANDYMEN can Wlup up a surprisé hobby horse with few preces of wood, non-toxic paint Rubber band from = inne:-tube provides spring motion. Iryfo Whip Up | COMPLETELY STA INSTALLED with RUG PAD! Hobbyh sible oars aaa ea Tmo 0 y orse > pa mt ce te % oe Hg a hes. Ph ES, Ks : * Homemade Mode! Goes Forward and Backward Instead of Rocking For the small child, a hobby horse provides active play and exercise. A homemade model, in stead of rocking, swings forward ind backward, with a spring mo- tion provided by a= section of inner-tube. Make the individual members of the hobby horse .to the dimensions shown. The horse rests on four 'x2-inch blocks beneath the seat assembly on which the legs are pivoted. These blocks are fastened in place with wood screws and Installed glue with When making such a toy as a 400 wood hobby horse, round all ex- z. Pad posed edges. Sand all members os smooth before assembling the 2190 FI hobby horse. hh: Pept. The dowels in the base and the dowel which serves as a handle on the head are glued in place and pinned with one long fin- ishing nail at each joint. Set the nail heads and fill the holes with wood putty. Most of the fastenings are car Second Floor Powerful 3-Speed Hand Mixer 115 watt motor 12.88 riage bolts, which have rounded Charge It heads. The metal straps, how- Re ; e : ir ¢ i ever, are fastened to the %-inch ...beaters are extra large dowels with wood screws. Allow easily ejected by pushbutton : a small tength of the screw! near handle Hurry in Friday ; is ey : ; ; shanks to protrude to serve as é wnsjel otc DM. 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At Sears. be governed by the elasticity of the inner-tube section Man Who Made Ford Eat Crow Dies Famous LOS ANGELES (?—Death has ended the spectacular career of Aaron Sapiro, an orphan who be- came a nationally known lawyer and once sued Henry Ford for a million dollars Sapiro, who also was an organ flocked Dacron tiers Regularly 44 2.89 iver of farm and other coopera Warm Blanket in Part Nylon Blanket Charge It tives, died Monday night at 75. : } i | : tess x. res ere ete nt Rath ay Floral Pattern in 6 Lovely Colors . He had suffered from arthritis . - G y y Light inviting sheers. Frosty pink, and unde - | 7 + cay.) Newest and Finest Kenmore r2xs0.in. 6.44 nasi, 6,44 — Federal gold. Ming blue trimmed Dacron tiers * * * Charge It Charge It 24-inch lengths and valancing. we or white 10 lon. 90° Lira Raic Wipavenk Drapery Dept.. Main Floor and many more colors against Ford in 1927. 88 low or white. 10°, mylon. ‘ He fy oe seliamshiaitied P : * ’ CHARGE IT It was based on statements in @ Pushbutton Control , Sapiro as leader of “a Jewish | @ No More Sprinkling ligion had been libeled by that and dampening of fabrics! Pushbutton instantly trial, after Ford disclaimed from| 34 Ibs Shop now! ed in his own publication. He said » i } Pits tang 5, ” wey Already an organizer of farm Hi ; ; ; 4 in i r frosting wer cooperatives on a national scale. for Spray-Steam-Dry Ironing Pretty Flowers bloom on a 15°, orlon for strength, 8s". Shop every night ‘til 9. Fg gd frosting were 88 ; ; tT oft background of pink, ye rayon for luster. 6-in. nylon = 29 She urchmnent beige Sapiro filed his sensational suit alm ligha one } the Dearborn Independent, then owned by Ford, which depicted YOU SAVE 32.95 ring’ bent on exploiting Ameri- van ian CHARGE IT y) li . 7 t Sapiro contended the Jewish re-f At last an iron that eliminates tiresome pre- “pec. ving room Sul e other Independent articles he : s oor qral'for the correct heat UL oppreved Ony OF Modern divan bed The first trial ended in a mis-§ dial for the correct heat. UL approved. Only the witness stand any anti-Semitic bias. Before the case came up again. Ford settled out of court for) “‘costs’’ estimated at $140,000 Your $ Each Ford later issued a public apolo ~ _ —— ° gy in which he said he had not Choice $5 Down kept up with what was being print- he recognized that cooperative rotsucx anoco M Her precious diamond re-set marketing, which Sapiro espoused . . held panies ie eed in a new mounting will make 2-Pe. Living Room . .. Big inviting 84” sofa and > yomy chc¢ 2d in compac -the-f] esign Ford later abandoned the Inde a cherished gift 5 roomy chair styled in compact, off-the-floor desig pendent. 4 for a light, modern look. Deep foam cushions oa " , eZ hold their shape and are reversible for twice the One picks up dust like a magnet Just Say “Charge It” on a2 Sears Revolving charge 6 Months to Pay The other brightens surfaces usu- ally wet-cleaned ~, : wear. Choice of colors : ia Smal Service Charge \ Lf Divan Bed . . . 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At least|In Death of Animals if He denied lecti the : it, as some newspapers say.” to - Stand In | that’s what Czwalzina says. DETROIT (UPI)—Orvel Hamil ee end seid ag = | Beat U. S. With Niess, en — Patines’ at ; \ton, 34. owner of a Sumpter Town-| M4 conference in t ippines for Cranberries ease 40 tficere and enlisted te. ewe here where several orse ed from eating, posang Man in Space the Somtheast Ante. Treaty Organ FT. RITCHEY. Md. (AP) — The decision after . the Thanksgiving! *"imals were found dead of star-/food and the others died after a) ao... (ap) The Soviet Un large said he — no reason ae al ite | , vation, was free on bond today! sudden told spell, = ‘iwhy women as well as men Ecos palace tg newest secret “inner. |awaiting trial Dee, 1 for cruelty| __ ion may launch a ian into space | shouldn't become space explorers. 4% : * ly p D le animals. h y — 1 gener Pager we'll be a , [lO Prevent rippin | Hamiltgn stood mute Tuesday Plant That Yule Tree! ready to make attempt,” the ° e° “ (WO Paul Cowalzing, ‘mess off Pping \af’ ale arraignment betore Rome U. S Air Force surgeon genéral (Russian to Visit India cer 3 . 8 military installation, | To make a candle last longer,|lus Township justice Edward Ma-| Getting a living Christmas tree|s@id Tuesday. NEW DELHI (UPI) — Kliment has developed an ersatz cranberryjcoat all but the wick with soap/halak. He was released on $300\this year? Then don’t keep it in +e * Y. Voroshilov, chairman of the sauce. suds and let it dry in the holder! bond. \the house long after Christmas,| The first launching of an Amer-|Presidium of the Supreme Court Mix cherry gelatin with apple before lighting. Candles so treated) Hamilton was arrested Monday |The sooner it is planted, the bet-|iean into space is “a year or so of the U.S.S.R., will visit India sauce and “just a smidgin” of’ will neither smoke nor drip. ‘night after a Humane Society of-' ter chance it will have to survive.’ @way,” Maj, Gen, Oliver K. Niess in January. | 4 LIGHT | MOVIE LITE BAR UNITS I Regular $12.95 Includes 4 Lights (%) Gs | o: and Case | Place Christmas Card Orders Now! MIRACLE CAMERA MIRACLE MILE OPEN DAILY SHOPPING CENTER 10 A.M. to 9 P.M | | | | | i | ee a —— —+——+ | Sa ESR EB A IS EET door shelves. Full-width crisper holds up to %3 bushel of fruits and vegetables. 12.3 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR No | Full-width freezer stores 49-Ibs.! 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Ball bearing swivel mechanism, polished brass leg levelers. *69” Only $7 Down 361 SOUTH SAGINAW STREET @ PONTIAC | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 % HOLIDAY SALE > SHOP TILL 9 fas TILL CHRISTMAS & 3 eGEMIIe , HS BEDSPREADS %& ‘s ~6$4,88 Baby rib on washable viscose. Full size * @eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed eeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesee Fourth Floor MAR Re, 14 Inch Foam Mattress Pads Sea eS j : ne 94-Piece . . . Service for 12 5.99 $4.99 . ” . “ ~ B. F. Goodrich foam rubber Sparkling “Swirl Pattern’ Glassware | R A V A RI A N CHIN A oily a ci: taclsne 24-PC. HOSTESS SET @ 22K GOLD or PLATINUM TRIM é mous Te i Se Cannon “Town and Country” TWEED ENSEMBLE = eae . @ ELEGANT HIGH FOOTED CUPS , Bath Towels Hand Towels Wash Cloths $9 99 @ GIANT COFFEE SERVER Dacron Filled nae. Pe mag. Oe igen ‘ 3 Patterns . . . 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Ny “lal ihe as Wis he 4 ¥ \G } ae ‘ ti Le ~ ~ ‘a ue © ee wa a S Da ao) Lae 2) eee Wy J yeh ® J PP ye? Th =, , en . ~~ owl 2.1, 04 =) VRS SUT Pt ” ne, Ooty) w” wg WT ia : oh Bee .* ~» > eae: wh a wo. - we Wide egy tt ay ae = ly. ‘ ae ee ‘ee OY i cp ye v vn he . : Was 7~ ‘ f = 4 4 ‘4 S THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSD. AY’. NOVEMBER 26, 1959 GREEN thumbers get head start on spring planting with peat moss pots. Start indoors and stick in ground for’ trans- planting. Give a Garden for Christmas Your Presents Can Be All the ‘Makings’ for Fun All Year | This year, why not give your family a delightful and unusual} Christmas gift — a flower garden? | Give as gifts all the ‘‘makings” for a Sar Three basic tools necessary for gardening are the hoe, rake and spade. Some gardeners prefer not to use anything else. Be sure the iaplencata San give are of the right weight and size. ; Amateur gardeners, such as Of- fice men and women who garden as a hobby evenings and Sundays, | are less skilled in the use of their| tools. They need smaller, lighter| variations of gardening imple-| ments. Gardening clothes are excellent gifts, too. Culottes come in both) cotton and denim. | Wrap-around overalls and bright- colored, neat-fitting slacks are also excellent for gardening. Gloves, | naturally, are a must. Most important of all, you'll want to give bright colored pack- | ets of seed. Jobs Look Up for Graduating Engineers ANN ARBOR «#— Things are) looking up again for University of | Michigan engineering graduates. | After a drop-off in the number of available openings last year, the | engineering job market has made a strong rebound, Prof. John C. Young, placement director of the university's college of engineer- ing reported today. “Most companies recruiting — this year report increased re- | quirements and more jobs than | last year,” Young said. Despite increased recruiting ac-| tivity this year, there has been) a decrease in the students’ desire| to be interviewed for jobs, he | added. Young said the past year has) seen a rise in the average month- ly salary accepted by starting uni-| versity-graduated engineers of| about six per cent for those with| bachelor’s degrees and master’s! and 14 per cent for those holding| doctorates. The average salary for} bachelor’s degree holders was $508 | a month. Tranquilizers Come fo Aid of Our Pets | Christmas is an exciting time for | the entire family. But if you've got pets around or plan to give one for Christmas, the excitement may be}. more irritating than pleasing. According to a veterinary phar- | ue maceutical firm, dogs and cots) qs can become snappish and hard to manage when exposed to fast | changing surroundings. To combat the undesirable ef-| fects of Christmas excitement cn/ pets, the firm recommends the use of animal tranquilizers. . Lincoln Painting | Loaned to Senate for Thanksgiving | WASHINGTON (UPI) —An oil painting of Abraham Lincoln pro-| claiming the first national Lett giving Day was unveiled Tuesday | in the old Senate Office Building. | The painting was loaned to the} Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commis-| sion by the Lincoln National Life | Insurance Co. of Ft. Wayne, Ind. | It will hang in the lobby of the office building through the holiday. The picture by Dean Cromwell shows a meditative Lincoln seated at a cluttered desk before a) marble fireplace. His familiar} stovepipe hat is nearby. Persons attendisig the unveiling included commission member Vic- tor M. Birely of Washington and Sen. Vance Hartke (D-Ind). 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One doll family group uses government sta tistics as to weight and measure ment to design life-size versions of a six-month-old baby doll, a year old cherub, a toddler, a three-year Doll luggage takes its cue frem , the latest lightweight styles for air travel. Storage space and | travel problems get special con. | man” talents. One new model) screws up its face when it sheds) tears | under the Yuletide tree equipped with crutches, bandages and Varied medical aids. She wears cute) shortie pajamas, however, not a hospital gown. In the dofl house sector modultar| furniture is high style. ‘There is) emphasis, too, on smart patio furn-| ishjngs. sideration in the new accessories. There is new flexibility, too, in | The last word in doll catriadied the doll world. The mest agile of sored Plans Tattest * the new dolls has 16 different Building in Orient doubles as a bed for car or play-| joints, designed for movement | room and folds away neatly. The sideways as we]l a up and down. SEOUL (UPI)—The Republic of U.N. Requests Code on Political Asylum UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) —The U.N. General Assembly has asked the International Law Com mission to undertake codification lof “‘the principles and rules of in- ternational law felating to the right of asylum.” It adopted an 1 Salvadorean resolution on the sub- ject by vote of 56-0, with 11 absen- tions, including the Nine-nation Soviet bloc. The right of territorial asylum nightgowns old and so on up to school age nylon mesh playpen now has &| Doll kits stress good grooming| Korea is planning to erect the) The fashion-wise doll ranges * * * doll world counterpart, Baby care with kits that include miniatures of| tallest building in the Orient —| from an 8 or 10-inch miniature up; A complete doll collection in the is on a top level, scientific basis all mother’s beauty aids. A bath-| a 24-story structure to house Par-| to playmate size. home means every age is repre- with compact diaper change andr be clad dol! carries not only a! liament. allows a refugee from political persecution to be safe in a foreign country. The right of diplomatic asylum allows him to be immune From the banged coiffeur to jsented in dolls, each elegantly out- feeding kits designed for shoulder|toothbrush, but a battery-lighted| Construction of the 426-foot high , : the tips of her needle-pointed |fitted with clothes and accessories bag transportation candle. | building on a hill overlooking Seoul | YOUNG BUILDERS can haul dirt, sand or gravel lo from arrest —— ran if pumps, she is designed to tell a jfor every occasion, reports Toy There's a record boom in baby . * * |would take several years. It is heart’s content with the new hydraulic dump truck. Desig y le ost to a foreign embassy or ega AMF, truck works on hydraulic principle of real dump trucks. - bl = - e = I high fashion story to young (Guidance Council. idolis boasting varied ‘‘almost hu-! New realism is provided by a expected to cost $20,600,000. ——— = 1959 Auto-Washer General Electric autcwashe Features— ®@ Big 10 Pound Capacity © Water Saver ® Automatic Control ® Filter Flo Action @5 Year Warranty 3 Model 21C2439 *262 Sq. In. 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Feinberg and Hordes brought “es o 10 per cer Saute . i liced ; ! xclow others . ‘ saute omon al i cup sit DETROIT (AP) — Among 4ll of market basket their dreams to the late Nathan ; But Let Us Surprise fresh mushrooms in 2 tablespoons Israel's 5,000 food stores there is} Israel’s. first} Supersol and W. Lurie of Southfield and his Famil With an Onion butter or margarine. Add 2', cups ealy ane: auuermacicd, wasn’t! those to follow came from the brother John, who started with a yergreens Shed y — diced celery, 2 tablespoons pa there a year and a half ag | dreame of Alan M. Felaberg, 98, Detroit hule-in-the-wall and ended ’ and Cheese Filling {ley flakes, 4 teaspoons salt, 11 8 ent SN Rmert See: and Herbert Y. Hordes, 31, Both |UP with a chain of modern super- . | spoon ground ginger, 1 teaspoon x* * * . ae ater imarkets that now form the nu- ust L c thers ie . iui, §, dengnen - id A , went to Israel in 1951, Feinberg | cleus ot the pi jas saniiae | | Pride of a Christmas -| powdered mustard » teaspoon cam d 0 rice : 1 » . . j. p zle) . | er = 2 neat a, fi-| as a point four U. S, economic — often is the turkey dressing or Itry seasoning + teaspooa peaneecs by U. S. afd Canadian asia — . a agar SENT TO OTHERS KENT, Ohio — Evergreens shed stuffing, whichever you prefer to’ grou black pepper and 1 cup ‘4 lmoney, It looks like your own, ex-| Ag “ key first — i. a financial “ ve “ * first year with a profit of 3.2 per ture and exposure. wetting for a 10 to 12-pound = key. cess, despite a one-day strike : with ove . a = = = | turkey. . - called by Tel Aviv's little shop Prices, except for Israel-grown ene Se enee, aie Dae ee = . : ! venprall cent dividend There are more than 250 lakes Brown 1 1/3) cups uncooked Nine volcanic islands make up keepers to protest its opening proauce generally are high by GC) ar oN 1 Park long-grained -e ) table- the A ps chair Aug. 28, 1958 (American standards. Sanitahon is Supersot Ne. 1 is air condi- Th WARE e Nee ott a Fe See See See 7 far below U. 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Two runners who arrived tial ( Trade: With Chine |nomination's highest law-making ‘ The Woods Hole ship will be ‘body, which convenes April 27 in e e »xplore has announce e | z } aided ¢ - Shi 5 Bein By I ~ op or shen as ann un ed th the fire new US. doen researc] APANESe Camp \said the Tibetans raided a for-| p q | irst of a Series: of grants fF Vessel constructed in nearly 30 11960 General Conference, the de-'Raze Famed Embassy WASHINGTON (UPI) — The 70- ._ room old‘German Embassy, scene |ward camp set up by the Japanese! CHICAGO (UPI) — Resolutions /Denver, Colo, The resolutions| | radtonal intrigue and flam- new research vessels years, The sea-going laboratory at Bayonet Point on 23,400-foot higher Himalayanjin favor of banning nuclear tests wil, be acted upop by the del2-| hoyant beer parties during prohi- WASHINGTON (UPI) The ~ *« * will replace the 28-year-old At- Mountain and robbed them at 4nd exploring the possibility ofigates te the conference. ‘bition, will be torn down to make United States has taken a giant) The three million dollar award fantis KATMANDU, Nepal (UPI) — An bdypnet oint trade with Communist China were * * * way for a parking lot and a stride in its race with Russia to for construction of an all-weather armed band of Tibetans stole food, x * * adopted Tuesday by the Methodist) The board alsa adopted a re80- |) 000-room hotel. explore the mysteries of the ocean ship for the Woods Hole, Mass:! Washington's farewell address clothing, equipment and money | Avalanches forced the Japanese |Church’s Board of World Peace at jution calling, upon the U.S. and depths. Oceanographic Institution was tho|was written by the President in from a Japanese mountain-climb- | expedition to cancel an attempt to|the conclusion of its two-day an- al} other governments to make . ra * . first step in a plan to have 22\collaboration with Alexander Ham- ing team 19,000 feet up Mt. Gauri/climb to the summit of the moun- |ual meeting. eomplete disarmament their ulti-| The automatic bottle making The Nationa} Science Founda-jsuch ships ky 1970, The United /ilton Sankar early this month, accord-|tain. | They -vill be forwarded to the;mate goal. machine was invented in 1903. - + — = —— = ace — — . . . _ . ee = — waa SS A . ee 4 Starting Tomorrow ! 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This opens the annual of Twelfth Night Revels stand with their court Jan. 5 celebration at Christ Church Cathedral in attendants, the master of revels reads the Louisville. traditional scroll proclaiming Twelfth Night a Celebration Idea Started in Petoskey Tweltth Night Revives Ancient Revelry LOUISVILLE, Ky. w — “Hear toms almost as old as Christmas. ye, hear ye, one and all: The} Twelfth Night — Jan. 5 — is king and queen of Twelfth Night/the final day of the old 12 days Revels approach.” jof Christmas. And at Christ Church Each year these words open a| (Episcopal) Cathedral youngsters fun-filled evening carrying on cus-|of the Sunday School put on the TO CHOOSE A KING — The queen of Twelfth Night Revels cuts the Twelfth Night cake, held by the court cake bearers. One slice contains a bean and the boy who gets it is named king of the following year's revels. He chooses a queen. e, | | 4 | og, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 _ B—9 little carousing with the Wassail/mache affair made especially for|next year and chooses his own some churches and YWCA groups;®?®9@0eeeseeseeseesecons . | eR @ Premiere Residential Community bowl, and everybody had a good|the Revels, and carried in during /@uee": across the country. is in ad ——~ © pee time. We don’t have. the Wassail|dinner that precedes the stunts. Canon Courteau brought the |= “We pick the king from the|e HICKORY HEIGHTS bowl, but we've added a Twelfth]. Later comes the Twelfth Night) Revels idea from a former par- (upper class, and the others for|$ traditional pageant and sfunts that used to take place in England as |far back, perhaps, as the 8th Cen- tury. Presided over by a king and | queen, youngsters from about 6 to 18 dress in authentic English costumes of the Middle Ages, There are pages, yeomen, ladies |in waiting, peasants and of course the royalty — about 30 in aill. |There is a bishop complete with cope and mitre, a soothsayer with ia star-studded blue robe and crys- tal ball, and a court jester. * * Other youngsters get up their own costumes and present stunts, comedy routines, songs and dances at the command of the Master of Revels for the pleasure of the court. “In feudal days when people lived around castles the lord of |the manor called in everybody at the end of the Christmas season and put on a feast for them,” says the Rev. Arthur G.-T. Cour- teau, canon of the cathedral. | “They put on stunts and did a Night cake, the traditional yule|cake, a concoction with special in-| !sh in Petoskey, Mich., where his their dramatic ability with thele 3-4 Bodreome—8n0-640,000 terest for older teen-age boys —| late wife started it. idea of getting as many of the\$ Medel om Topriew, off Adame: ts one of whom finds a bean in his} It is also used in varying form children as possible to take active|® ] 5-480 slice that means he’s¢king for the'in several private schools and part,’ he says. log and the boar’s head — all part of the script.” The boar’s head is a papier | @CCOHCOHHSOSSOEOOOOOECE a —e ROEBUCK AND CO broadcloth or flannelette men's pajamas A your choice 99 ey each ; War Charge It Qa ROEBUCK AND CO What a fine selection at Sears! gift slippers Here are gifts to delight the whole family. Animal-like slippers for the kids. Moc-style for mom and leather slip-ons for dad. Durably made for months of comfortable wear. Shoe Dept. Main Floor a:09 Roy Rogers boot slipper in red and 3.99 slip-ons for Jounging ‘comfort. Made ins whey tech SEARS on ou money OPEN EVERY NIGHT AS “TH, CHRISTMAS! This Year Shop Sears Early - Save! Flopsy—adorable red puppy in soft rayon plush with padded leather sole. 4-12 199 Tippy. the chipmunk slipper, makes friends fast with little tots. Sizes 4-12. 199 Beaded moc with rabbit fur trim. Red or blue imitation leather Sizes 8-13, 1-3 Roy Rogers bedi!itne moc-slipper. Imitation suede. Leather sole, 8-13, 1-3 women's moc-style slippers Fur, cuffed moc style slipper with padded leather soles. P Lata men's leather opera Women’s sizes. At Sears. Here is just the gift for dad. Leather women’s fuzzy-wuzzy slippers Sears. mom. Many months of long to last many months. See them at Soft fluffy fur-like slipper for 99 comfortable wear. At Sears. + 154 North Saginaw St., Phone FE 5-4171 soft ‘n warm Fraternity Prep cotton knit pajamas ueaully 66 2.98 sizes 6-16 SAVE ‘199 Now Men’s Stylish Robes for comfort ! Re. 5 99 Charge It Buy him several pair at this low price! Made of extra soft combed cotton yarns, these Fraternity Prep PJ's have the famous “breathe easy” boxer waist for sleep comfort at its best. Strong ribbing at cuffs, bottom and anklets. Tape neck for shape retention. Shop early. Large selection of styles and sizes Soft fluffy terry cloth or gay stripes and plaid wovens. Hurry in today for the larg- est selection. cotton ski-knit Pajamas, Reg. 4.98.... 299 Boy’s Knit Skate Cap Adjustable $] “41> It Smooth Capeskin Fleece Lined Gloves cmacee m Reg. 1.98 1.47 One size fits all boys. Ir CHARGE IT pour Sees co orn woe ala Atl” a Gown culls. DuPont TM. . eeced | °} ofors. Sizes Boys’ Warm | ca \ Shop Sears for stylish warmth, I Assorted Ski Caps f Zaps p Sears for stylish warmth, lower cost! - - New only 1.98 \ eos Men's Fieldmaster = hooded parka ° Detachable 9 9 8 Hood Favorite new designs to delight any boys. Large assortment of colors. Huge ears for extra warmt *DuPent acrylic fiber Charge It Wand resistant, water repellent cotton satin parka with mouton dyed lamb lined zip-off hood. Designed to keep you snug and warm,all winter. S, M, L, XL. \ Charcoal or Scarlet. (Similar dress style in lined suburban coat Charge It 2 98 | P Orlon* Pile Lined Hooded Surcoat Only 16.98 Charge It Warm blend of 75% wool, 15% nylon, Combed cotton poplin with big 10% .+cashmere, with Orlon pile lining. z front. Zip-off split hood { ] } : Pp ip I 3 button front. Solid colors. Sizes 36 to 46. Men's sizes 36 to 46. Washable. *DaPent serylic fiber Hurry in tomorrow. Save! .. a “ 4 North Saginaw St Oaliifaclion guuaniatlieed o four monty back SEARS hae eat =e / Pe Ke— : = f ~ _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1959 LweHURON SHOPPING CENTER B—10_ . : West Huron Street Cor. of Telegraph Road - aN NO MUSS! ww NONISON ROTO-SHINE the electuc shoe poluohonr FINE SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN Tel-Huron Store Only IN EXACT Just One of the Many You'll DONEGAL’S SEMPER FI, another first from the gifted shirt-maker who pioneered the sleeve-length sport shirt. Semper Fi takes its place for fall as the FIRST knit shirt ever made in your EXACT sleeve length The advantages of this custom-fit are obvious to every man who has fought the battle of the drooping sieeve the climbing cuff. Perfectly fitting for every occasion that calls for a sport shirt, Semper Fi comes in a blend of 80% orlon with 20% woo! to give you LUXURY, plus wear plus washability. Permanent-stay collar, antiqued metal buttons, embroidered pocket crest. The colors? Solids and new BURNISHED tones. Beautiful! Downtown Pontiac Open Mon., Fri., Sat. "til 9 P.M. ? a ¥ . . > ae shecte PR RT RR ER **f In a handsome new STOWAWAY Shoe Shine Box cnn S90 A KNIT SPORTSHIRT SLEEVE LENGTHS $ Find at Osmun’s ° “Shop the stores that never compromise on quality” NO MUSCLE! (1 Great Family Gift § Remember . . . Only 24 More Shopping Days ‘til Christmas ! All Stores Will Make LAY-AWAYS for You —and Use Nour Charge eocouis nae: 5 YOURS FREE FOR CHRISTMAS A 20-inch Toy French Poodle and ; a 20-inch Mink-clad Doll with Dry Cleaning Receipts Come in and Ask Our Clerks : One Hout mn One Hour cleaning Tel-Huron 26 . Huron St. Hours; 1:90 te service ‘til 2 P.M. 7:30 te 6 ¥ m Men ru erie Pos daily including Sat. em : “ Ws CHRISTMAS TIME # € wonderiand GAY and GIFTY & x ~ DRESSES § Party Nylons, Velvets and pastel cottons. All Designed for Happy &: Holiday Giving and Wearing. From $900 Sub-teen Dresses $7.99 For the Young MAVERICK s: | Cowboy Suits Cowboy Shirts .... | Western Slacks ... F | Gun-Holster Sets . . . Western Suits : | Cow Girl Suits .... “OD 10 Colors to choose from = Oodles of Cuddly & ; PLUSH TOYS >S,M,L, AL 1zes Sleeve length: 32 to 36 Complete Selection o of a £ PLAYSKOOL TOYS Tel-Huron Center “Best for Children” 175 W. Maple, | Birmingham Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat. i : Tel-Huron Center, til 9 P.M. ¢ Pontiac CHRISTMAS 4 Mae || Te SANTA’S Door Prize BICYCLE to be drawn at FRIDAY, 10:00 A. M. November 27th Bia 3 for all Children, from any one of the Tel-Huron Association Stores. Santa will arrive at 11:00 at the theatre. Free candy will be given at Santa's Work Shop at Tel-Huron et 12:00. the theater Get Your Free Tickets to Santa’s Christmas Movie Party for-the... q BEEF POT ROASTS CUTS CHUCK ) ROASTS | | Dartmouth Frozen = J ae Free! “im Free! PARK-SHOP Have your parking check stamped when you make Show your City Lines transfer or tell the clerk you Qe e@ purchase in Downtown Pontiac . . . merchants rode Downtown in Pontiac on the Bus .. . you will below give the stamps free ... your parking costs receive Free a bus ride token when you make a are paid! purchase. | Be Sure to Ask for Your Parking Stamp or Bus Token When You Shon in These Stores! ARTHUR’S CLOONAN DRUG CO. GENERAL PRINTING PONTIAC ENGGASS ~ | 48 N. Saginaw St. 72 N. Saginaw St. & OFFICE SUPPLY JEWELRY co. BACKENSTOSE CONNOLLY’S JEWELERS 17 W. Lawrence: St. 25 N. Saginaw St. BOOK STORE 16 W. Huren St. GEORGE’S-NEWPORT'S PONTIAC GLASS CO. 19 E. Lawrence St. DICKINSON’S 74 N. Saginaw St. 23 W. Lawrence St. BARNETT’S MEN’S WEAR HUB CLOTHIERS THE PONTIAC PRESS 18 N. Saginaw St. JACOBSEN’S FLOWERS 161 N. Saginaw St. LEWIS FURNITURE CO. 62 S. Saginaw St. MARGARET ANN SHOP 37 W. Huron St. McCANDLESS CARPETS 11 N. Perry St. McNALLY MEN’S WEAR Saginaw at Lawrence St. DIEM’S SHOES 87 N. Saginaw St. THE DeCOR SHOP 26 W. Huron St. FIRESTONE STORE 140 N. Saginaw St. WAYNE GABERT 121 N. Saginaw St. 48 W. Huron St. RAPPY’S NATIONAL CLOTHING STORE 9 S. Saginaw St. SALLAN JEWELRY CO. 88 N. Saginaw St. SHAW’S JEWELERS 24 N. Saginaw St. CLOTHES SHOP 150 N. Saginaw St. SAM BENSON 37 N. Saginaw St. DR. B. R. BERMAN, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST 17 N. Saginaw St. BOBETTE SHOP 14 N. Saginaw St. NN GALLAGHER’S 16 W. Saginew $e SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Te MUSIC SHOP MODERN DAY 7) wn 4 17 E. Huron St. FURNITURE : \ 15 E. Pike St. STAPP’S JUVENILE OSMUN’S MEN’ BOOTERIE 51 N. Saginaw refi WEAR 28 E. Lawrence St. FRED N. PAULI TODD’S SHOE STORE JEWELERS 20 W. Huron St. 28 W. Huron St. WIGGS PEGGY’S DRESS SHOP 24 W. Huron St. PMA! SHOE sToRt elaroadlalbningee 35 N. Saginaw St. pea ie PHILIP’S LUGGAGE WYMAN FURNITURE ’ SPORTING GOODS 17 E. Huron St. 79 N. Saginaw St. 18 W. Pike Se. | | 30 Walqrcer * acency OR stort THRIFTY YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR GIFT . SELF-SERVE PERFUMES, at Super DRUG STORES COLOGNES, RE rae GIFT SETS ———————— LA A Mee Palmolive Rapid Shave Bomb Reg. 79c THRIFTY $1.20 Twinpock HALO SHAMPOO 2 BOTTLE SPECIAL HUDNUT CREME Reg. $1.75 59c Size BRYLCREEM HAIR TONIC LECITHIN $2.25 $2.50 Value Value $3.00 Value i@/ Barbara Gould Ace of Beauty CapsulesGranules : 100’s 8 ozs. % es! aS '1"'2" Sey 6951 PANA «conomy ruse. erty DOAN’S WR, PILLS ‘1 Regular 90c Size die ” Mead ay, Dextri-Maltose The #1 Formula BOTTLE OF 40 2% SIZE CAN 54 eM SIS SQUIBB" P| Cold Tablets POLYVISOL ( Pack of 36 For Quick Relief DB ) ie 100 asad “et 15 MAALOX SHINING NEW HAIR COLOR You Can Test Before You Try DOROTHY GRAY Presents Ogilvie Magic Color A permanent hair color by famous hair care specialists for the most natural looking color ever discovered! It leaves your hair soft, bright and young look- ing. And you do it yours lf at home... easily...in minutes. You see the color for yourself, on yourself before you color your hair. Free strand tester comes with each package. I{ you're not de- lighted with the shade, simply return the complete package and try another one, 8 beautiful shades, ONLY LIQUID 12 02... 99 | OGILVIE SISTERS at THRIFTY ‘ISEMPIRIN THRIFTY DRUG STORE 4895 Dixie Highway DRAYTON PLAINS Is an S.D. D. Package Liquor Store COMPOUND G 3 ¢ 100 TABS... HOLDEN RED COST LESS AT 7g Huron Street Corner Telegraph PRESCRIPTIONS 148 North Saginaw St. Near Sears 4895 DIXIE HWY. Next to National Foods 500—Peckare iaect’ Bore ARCHIE BARNETT at = - - ~4 > a? & * - 4 x 4 ” a a Fh “ee “e als *,. dts >. “ Look! He'll Surel oT? These Famous D » TOPCOATS| 7 a / > A ee Mallory ; HATS Famous “RABIN” : Every man likes a Mallory. They're all ; Gift Robes “‘cravenetted’’ processed to stand the rain, as WOOL GLOVES With Leather Palms ePerfect for Driving § 95 Warm as Toast ds Luxurious All Wool Imported _Tweecs lours _ Homespun Saxonys and Velous a e so Good Looking—¥ ell Worth rfl ey They r he ladies Men, , tell t these for nt one 0O A Christmas. Or better ye", rself an buy ONE YOU CAN t, pay after Christ- you A Grand Gift better. Yet cost no © 95 } plaids, all colors. Sizes, small to more. All the new- extra large. est styles and $10.95 a ms ) *10” 4 WA : Charge ! mas oad a price A you fin More » ool tweed coats at 1 Where else can he ou e to see these before Y an or Saturday sure! , : nd never P “RE R ‘ Cager crowds i yOurs for all w alues! B : \ Se See them Friday BA YOU DON'T Nes, THE CASH! P NEED THe ‘WHITE SHIRTS — White Arrows are always welcome and these grand Easy-Care \fon Cheaters are doubly so. We have a splendid selection in 25 the popular collar styles, just get his correct size. We also S have Arrow Sport Shirts im his exact neck size and sleeve length. They make a great gift, too. Arrow ’Kerchiefs} ARROW TIES 35‘to1 | 9% t0°D50 Hans We Have a Grand Sclection of Men’s Warm WINTER JACKETS Look! Warm Quilted, Lined CORDUROY JACKETS $]1 95 Warm Quilted Lined, Polish Cotton BLOUSE JACKETS $1395 nh ir oe FOR BOYS AGES 12 TO 20 ® of AL Look! The Newest in Ivy Styled---Wool Hopsacking Students Suits . 15 A Welcome Gift-One He'll Appreciate One He'll 29 Wear and Wear With Pleasure ! ‘SP ORT | cont cheer iS Pitan a Look! Warm Quilted Lined Wool - COATS { SLACKS { SWEATERS SUBURBAN COATS $1995 Sizes 12 to 20 By Robert Bruce Choice Colors Most Popular Styles $598 to 8.98 Sizes 12 to 20 Sises 12 to 20 ~ @ All Better Grades @ Fine Tailoring @ Smart Styles All Colors 8 18°5 $65 , A GREAT SELECTION OF THE LATEST-BEST SELLERS IN Warm Winter Jackets Wash ‘N Wears Hopsack Worsteds Look! Orion Pile Lined CG SUEDE JACKETS $2295 i Men’s Warm Reversible CORDUROY JACKETS 6-95 : a Lined Hooded Gaited — un Conn eee Jackets - Surcoats 7 19" "12" i 1 La bo , } vatein: thee chaps ¥ A swell selection in wash ‘n wear B—l4 Detroit Pastor to Head Two Oakland Cases Also Decided THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 * ern Homes, Inc., had gone into/ lreceivership. Te Rome Order of Monks perror wen — tre master Workmen's Benefits Act |wiain soo | of St. Scholastica Church here Tuesday became the abbot general’ Patroactive, Says Court of all Sylvestrine Benedictine monks in the world. Catholic Archbishop John F Dearden cfficiated at the ceremony at which Rt. Rev. Rev. Leo M LANSING (» ~— Claims of in jured workmen, one of them now Cornelli, O.S.B., was elevated to|\dead and the other permanently the top position in his order. |mained, have stood up in the The new abbot will leave for|state Supreme Court in important Rome after the first of the year/new rulings on workmen's com-| to take up his new absignment. pensation laws. He will reside at the order's gen-| The high court Tuesday held eral house, St. Stephens Mon-|a 1955 law removing the time astery. limit for collection of workmen's! Yomen’s FUR-LINED BOOTS Rae Reg. 58 Value Gray and Black Sizes 4-10 Gray and Black 812-3 Youths’ 4-Buckle Arctics . *3” Sizes 11-2 Boys’ 2142-6 ....... 4° Men’s 61/2-12....... °4” So Fit to WEVSNER’S YOUR FAMILY SH” PPING CENTER « | He said he owed personal debts | | The high court affirmed an ordgr, by Circuit Judge If. Russel Hol-| land ordering Lytle to pay the $14,000 still owing his former wife. | But, in view of his money trou-| to be retroactive. It covers work-'bies ordered a moratorium on| men injured before 1955 if their in-'further payments subject to a juries kept them from employment court hearing. past the original expiration date, ee the court said in a unanimous No More Festive Meals opinion written by Justice Thom- | for Charlie’s Friends as M. Kavanagh. compensation benefits was meant DENVER (UPI)—Today will : be th ; i- Sela Lahti of dumal Neckuaes, e the last time Skid Row resi dents will be able to eat a overruled the workmen's COM’ Thanksgiving Day meal of tur pensation appeal board. key and all the = trimmines | through the generosity of Charlie | Nolan, Nolan was the operator of a The decision, involving the late | | upheld the board's decision awarding Walter Sh if Battle Creek benefits for loss of a hand even thouch it is still whole Sl.umate was The court Imvate | liquor store who died in 1953 His will established a five-vear, $1,000 trust to pay for Thanks but virtually useless injured in an accident at the American Stamping Cet in Battle meals for his for- | Creek May 8, 1953, and was award-| mer provided they ed 215 weeks of benefits at $32 per, showed up sober and broke. IF THEY went thataway, where did they go? This seems to be giving Day patrons the quandary of Huckleberry Hound which these junior rustlers | ' attempt to solve in a new game version. INs.'s. CLIP TH D SA Te ‘SUPER SPECIAL LEATHER OR RUBBER Regular $2.50 Value MEN’S WHOLE SOLES OUR ATTACKED WHILE.U WAIT OR SHOP Ladies’ Top Lifts Put en in 3 Minutes Children's Half Soles Cheaper You Must Present Coupon With Shoes To Receive Above Price KRESGE'S | DOWNTOWN STORE 2 SHOE REPAIR — BASEMENT “~ = _—— ne ar - ee — week. He later went back to the Zays: SHOP same job. * * Lahti was felled by a falling spruce tree and suffered a_ skull fracture Oct. 4, 1954, while em- ployed by Clinton Fostering of Princeton, a pulpwood producer. He was hospitalized till his death Feb. 10, 1958 Until 1955. workmen's compen sation benefits could be paid for a maximum two years. Employ- ers Mutual Liability Insurance Co. paid benefits for the full two vears, but attempts by Lahti's wife to get an extension when the new law went into effect resisted In another case, the city of Huntington Woods got the go. ahead to build a playground on two lots fronting on Woodward avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon | Kaplan, whose property adjoined the tracts, went to court to block the project, citing a 1950 city commission agreement restrict- ing the property to residential use. @ Use the Ward-Way Credit Plan! @ No Finance Company to deal with! @ All payments made at our store! Unanimously overruling Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty of Oakland County, the Supreme Court said the city’s charter prevented it =~ from setting up the restrictive! > agreement. The court held Robert J. Lytle of Royal Oak in contempt of. a diverct decree requiring him to pay $2090 a week to his wife for five years after their marriage broke up Nov. 29, 1954. Mrs. Lytle remarried in March 1957, and the payments were dropped to $100 weekly in accord- ance with .the decree. But Lytle stopped paying, pointing out that 3 his once thriving business, Mod : . “ is “4 SSP SETS Two-piece nylon and negligee. _ Beautiful pastels Lace and + trim. Sizes 32 to 40. LAY-AWAY SELECTIONS SWEATERS Button front cardigan style in bulky knits. In red, white, black, blue or grey stripes. 99 NYLONS 7. 2 Pair 2.25 Ist quality seamless __Laton's “GOWN and ROBE Waltz length gown and matching prints and embroidery tied acetate ‘ Y IN _ oY it Va. ANY AUTOMATIC ie = HOLIDAY DATE Dresses 16°” Float through the holi- days in a filmy, nylon ¥ chiffon that’s the 4 look of our lovely party dresses. In blue, pink and holiday postels. Faton s 8 Dessert: Vegetable Dish LINGERIE Slips .. .from 1.99 Half Slips from $1 Baby Doll Gowns ..... 2.99 Can Can OM Petticoats- % “B99 Gh Gift Pkg. a ae 36 N. Saginaw St. Panties OPE MONDAY and FRIDAY 5 Pair SI | | EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. For This Sensational Chitin itt SCOOP! AVOID DINNERWARE BREAKAGE! Decould GENUINE Nao MELMA SERVICE FOR Nationally Advertised bee sg 2 SAGINAW; 3 : li oo DOWN ONLY $1.00 <> % iy “mee 7 fed ’ . ma lifetime Beauty! th > , alieedaaiiainedendiaieandaadeiata tel -— 2S oS WE GIVE HOLDENS RED TRADING STAMPS! orn ammemme A ( THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 ' There’s Always That New Tie It's So Easy to,Please Your Men ° Pjeasing a man is ‘every wom- height just. under the knee are|switch from silk to wool, while an's problem, but new ideas in| Popular. others change ‘patterns. The scar- | i the men’s department are makin a digan ‘is a wool muffler that but- kine ee asics woah | HANDKERCHIEFS: The new-|tons in front and has pockets for an — . est come in over-size squares and {| cigarettes. The size problem has*béenjearry sporting motif _prints.| CASUAL WEAR: Corduroy is |i solved by gift certificates. The}Folded diagonally, these may be popular in relaxable clothes this|@ right color and pattern combina-|Worm as neckerchiefs with open| season. Ancient plaids is the thing |@ tions are packaged this. year in |SPOrt ie - |in robes. Soft leather slippers. come F attractively wrapped ensembles:| GLOVES: Some of the newl/in a variety of colors while soft ES tie, belt and socks, for example. leather gloves are washable. Knits|leather boots are suitable for both But let's visit the different coun. CMe in brilliant sweater shades, indoor and outdoor wear. CUCKOO stark simple modern designs i Men, Women Marry Younger Median Age for Males Down 4 Years, Drops 2 for Females WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ameri- cans are marrying younger in life jthan they did in the gay '90s. And the age gap also is narrowing. * * * The Census Bureau says_ that jgeneral prosperity, greater job security and wider practice of birth control account for.the drop in the average age of brides and bridegrooms. The bureau said the median age for men at their first mar- riage dropped from 26.1 years in 1890 to 22.3 years in 1959. For women, the median age declined from 22.0 in 1890 to 20.2 this year, the percentage of bachelors and old maids also hfs been declining iSteadily, the government said In 1890, half of the males over 14. years old were married. In 1959. seven put of 10 in this age |group were married. The ratio of married women changed from one out of two to two out of three during the same 60-year period * * * The report said the average n bridegroom was about four years cuff links and tie holder sets, or older than his wife at the turn of Jrée-form abstract models, or rep- the century but only has a two- licas of antique pieces. Watches year seniorily these days. offer a wide price and style range. = —- , * * * STOCKINGS: Socks that self-supporting and rise to are road trackage; Texas has 15,212 miles of rail- Rhode Island 181 a miles. Partly as a result of this trend, Fri, Sat., Mon., Tues. With This Coupon FREE ... One shoe horn with each pair of half soles or heels. HALF SOLES CLOCK SALE ters for some new ideas, ee we SKI sweater patterns LUGGAGE: Start him with a) * * * MUFFLERS: A new departure is) two-suiter and later add matched ' NECKWEAR: Added color and ‘he reversible. Some change color pieces. * Choose From bolder design are evident this {0M one side to the other, others Qther suggestions: An electric 8 Reduced Models scason JEWELRY: We may like the $ (B Reg b $6.95 Soo Now Reg. oo ~ $12.95 $Hp°° Now ONE PIECE DROP FORGED razor, a shoe shine kit — a new STEEL |model comes equipped with elec- tric buffer — a gas fueled lighter 7 : HAMMER with adjustable flame, or — for an z ff-beat gift — a hand vacuum|*# cleaner pe up the car. : Reg. $2.95 NOW Se | ya. ASSORTED 45 PIECE “‘cotors | USE YOUR CREDIT or LAY-AWAY Russian Clowns |F Express a Sad View of Life | MOSCOW \#—All Soviet circuses! will be without clowns the last| week in November. All of them/| i have been summoned to Moscow) = for a meeting of their trade union }—to discuss low pay and lack of | ie |good skits. Be 4 One clown, Yuri Nikulin, com- plained in the newspaper Soviet Culture today that writers seem! §} unable to write suitable scripts for) #4 clowns and called for establish-| 9% ment of editorial conferences to do the job Fg He also complained that) #@ the Soviet art world fails to give a the clown the artistic status he| }% deserves, ‘ / 4% ‘ “o- “NZ! MAGNE TiC — ee » Fe 17-Jewel Walerproal meTUALL Vg es, * ) ; -_ | Wayne County GOP i to Honor State $olons \¥ DETROIT (UPI) — Wayne Coun- ty Republicans announced today 2 they will hold a dinner Dec, 4 to|¥ honor Michigan's outstate GOP congressmen Last year’s Republican candidate for governor Paul D. Bagwell will| © introduce the congressmen. Rep. | ® \Gerald R. Ford Jr., Grand Rapids, | will make the response for the) qi congressmen., r State and local GOP out. 70 | TYPEWRITER SALE EVERY MAKE and MODEL REDUCED INCLUDING FLOOR MODELS and DEMONSTRATORS have been invited and about 700) 8 paseety, arthritis and oni REMINGTON Lisbon Boasts of Hotel x TRAVEL-RITER ; ; Rubber Heels i i wiset'n niin aoe Ree. $79.95 MARY PROCTOR For Men, en telephones in the throoms Women and C ‘ ce Repair opened Wednesday on one of the | set (QC) gars woes ESTs Eg A9* TOASTER WHILE YOU WAIT OR SHOP SERVICE wore Grendes Hejeis Puropeans | Reg. - PE EAA Na a $14.95 s33°° | Ee . - REMINGTON ro CONN’S JANUARY SALE PRICES NOW! : Quiet-Riter . VE SAfy00 cLoTHES DISCOUNT SALE Reg. $132.50 40 Now | PRICE SLASHING CUTS I smrasos 4) 79° Le OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS 4 ones Men’s Better = g@SUITS 519 to | NOW $39.50 { SHORTS ARESEINS FLANNELS_WORSTEDS 20% } Men’s Deluxe Imported Wool -- Tweed -- Flannel -- Sharkskin -- Zip Lined OFF ON $4 (88 aon TOPCOATS 19 $3450 TIMEX 3 [uy AWAY — SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ] fees Watches SERS DELMONICO FULL RANGE . SPECIAL PECIAL gn oss $25 to $27.50 a 6” ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN New “s 3.60 $8.95 to $10.95 Men’s Dress : oF With b d 12b 19.95 Val . PANTS *h” to Sport Coats — i chords, 22 ‘bays plus, 15 i“ ue Now $6.40 Sizes 23 to 50 $7.99 100% Wools be sharps and flats. Brass s 95 na SPECIAL SPECIAL si La. “ee Mew 51.203 Reg. 2.99 Men's S 99 Reg. $10 & $20 Men's : -@ FLANNEL SHIRTS | Jackets and Suburbans DD 4 te 17% Also Boys’ to $16.95 OEE AT ACE Men's ax TUXEDOS RENTED Boys’ Clothin SHOES and SHIRTS CON N’S CLOTHES PANTS and SUITS ! SPORT — 71 N. Saginaw : REDUCTIONS NEXT TO CUNNINGHAM'S AT HURON ST. One South eit aati oe 3 SS Bee hikiatin” 3 Saginaw Street es be eee eee Me REBAR O Automatic Changer ee te te te te te te te te te te te te Block as Penney’s) All Transistor Radio With Battery « and Earphones Reg. $16.95 Now | Spy: @ Transistor | POCKET — RADIO One of the World's ~ Largest Transistor Manufacturers - Reg. $34.95 NOW 2A Incl. Case & Battery © SUNBURST | CLOCKS | 1 i Reg. $9.95 now 3@%9 Reg. $12.95 = Bit $@95 OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY Hi-Fidelity Two Speaker Record Pl een gs | ecord Players 95 | Four Speed bd : $1.00 A WEEK i Reg. $59.95 STEREO by Birch en $B" FREE SPEAKER Remington Princess Reg. $17.50 NOW my ? Agar ” ' a yf AU Wf A&* Ae - MEN’S NOTICE:. | MEN'S WHITE oe" SP ORT OPEN DRESS SHIRTS a> V2 SHIRTS | SUNDAYS [om gy NOW TO $467 wf Yr CHRISTMAS! fp ier J Ej Sa x. _— | | — | ee | > hee 2 z \ ee nl S THERMO MEN’S SPECIAL Y THERMIAL —ss PEP SHIRTS or DRAWERS °177 : EERTHIN FIRST QUALITY plains, checks, plaids. QUILTED | CORDUROY COTTONS . NYLONS CHENILLE BED SPREADS A REAL CHRISTMAS T 67 Up PECIAL a 67 $2.47 & $3.37 Sl : "PLENTY OF FREE PARKING UST ARRIVED FLAVORAMIC 15-CUP # ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR CHILDREN’S gal HOLIDAY J Z-)\\\\ DRESSES 00% | BLE WONDERFRY. sg’ AUTOMATIC SKILLET Reg. 12. peeenion BUY YOUR | 20” CHRISTMAS ; aN CHRISTMAS iret | Re Loe mers CARDS EARLY SS Ps ' TREE LIGH AND SAVE! « 64° y ol I 29° Value - 21° 30” EXTRA WIDE ie | 59° Value—aée] "20%" utside . 98° Value -77° OUR PRICE 64° SS s ‘ : eo ood i : eee _ , % s so ae hin Ok ge Py ag ” ; Dee aie cS. eg a cea 5. Begs ’ 178 N. Saginaw St. F ts eee | 4 FY Ladies’ q F: a ? ARGYLE | NYLON S. ie busters | ARGYLE} NYLON Ff Vi ‘es THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 IDEAL SHIRLEY TEMPLE TEA SET 16” Tricycle STURDILY BUILT Reg. $11.95 $3” Reg. $1.90 ‘] 29 _ ZIPEE HUBLEY SPRING °14° PA) ICE SKATES vA Flip SPECIAL HORSE... rors SDN Mag mos FB” MONEY BACK GUARANTEE MATTELL Reg. 2.95 oy 7 INDIAN SCOUT i ~ m | RIFLE OHIO Reg. 1.69 COLOR CHANGING a 24 TOP HORSMAN $6-Inch DOLL PENCIL CRAFT O7~ ~~ wh + i 5 # ? ; 5 “# 4 eed ~- n E r oe ; yy fs vA e r yy 4 * 4 f tee 8 6 whe “Pe a on & nt ee - . he eNom BE Reg. 98 ie, ee ¢ , , , 4s 4 ver a P LAY DO H ra ” . < ~ s . ‘ Famous Eldon 7k 11 ~) ELECTRIC PINBALL TOYS GAMES MACHINE DOLLS Reg. $11.95 . Yo VY peg) | HOBBIES a Now! 8 a \ SPORTS Reghie mecarinuisshl GAMES YOUR PURCHASE! OPEN DAILY 9 to ee eens _ SAFE—HARMLESS HOURS OF FUN Famous ELDON HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION SET USE REAL RIBBON REG $3.95 i> ” a X7 X \ o S Not Exactly as Pictured i ee :i, tats | w"6Cé‘SY¥ tes bn 5 $ ; Jj THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU (RSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 : LL Workers’ Health Topic a of the nation's marie Rich man Ie have the of Parley at U. of M. | The 11th annual affair, conducted \by the university's ipstitute of in- ANN ARBOR (iP — More than! dustrial health, will look into the | 50 medical directors representing | areas of industrial medicine and| some of the largest corporations in|review modern developments in| the United States and Canada will | psychistry, arthritis and heir ap | gather at the University of Mich-| mental skin diseases and their ap- igan Dec. 45 .. to discuss health | plication to industry $$$ $$$ $$ _____—__—___—— ff Richman boys wear Tall, trim, authentic | prices ivy hit a .) { é ve THE CHOSEN TWO: The 1958 National Tree 1958 Rockefeller Centerstree (right) was supplied (ett) began as a 99-foot spruce in a Montana by the State of Maine. A tree meeting the rigid forest. It was trimmed to 78 feet, which made requirements of the Center was found only after it the tallest ever used at the White House. The a nine-month search IOoOvMy For White House and Rockefeller Center dad new Best Two Chosen From Millions high note Each vear from millions. of eral trees located by foresters of the tree for which we were Christmas trees two are chosen. the Maine Forest Service ing,’’ says Williams. But he ane . | But none would do. Forest Com-|found THE tree on the Carl Ire- | Woodland giants are these trees, ee missioner Austin Wilkins gave the land farm at East Madison, Maine | in S y Q! ereen and well-formed. They have order to Earle Williams, a district) Marville okayed it to be, for they are probably the |{jre warden, ‘‘Keep looking full} The tree was hauled to Hew! most admired communal Christ-'time until you find THE tree.” York on a 30-foot lowbed truck mas trees in the nation. A LONG SEARCH rhere it was erected on the plaza} Chev are the National Christ- “I looked for and inspected before the RCA building overlook- mas tree on the White House Christmas trees until | was begin- ing the center's skating rink and | lawn in Washington, and the ning to think that God never grew lighted at a special ceremony on) Rockefeller Center tree in New | =e : -|Dec, 11 } York. MODERN CUSTOM Where do they come from? Let's C b W k A k The modern custom of a com-| look backward a year, u an Or ers § munity tree was begun in 1909 by The 1958 White House tree start-| sola ot ' asadena are hang tallest ever used on the Confederation of Labor published Keak Cal “schon. fi ene cut in the White House lawn. At Libby, Mont.|Tyesday proposed government Naches Forest. After trimming, it the tree was loaded on two flat- takeover of the U.S.-owned Cuban weighed 25 tons and towered 212 ars for its 2,500-mile journey t0\Flectric Co.; the Cuban Tele feet in the air v ashington | phone Co., partly U.S. owned; the — The State of Maine was invited |Cuban Airlines; all transport and to supply the Rockefeller tree. |public service companies, all Easy on Outdoor Trim The search began almost nine |banks and the Cuban merchant) pon't go overboard on outdoor months before Christmas, The | marine. idecorations or your house and requirements: 65 feet in height, Another resolution asked the | yard will look like an arcade. If . 35 feet in diameter at the base, lgovernment to postpone all elec- | you keep decorations and lights and as perfectly formed as p0s- (tions until Cubans can be assured|in good harmony with the house 271) sible, of ‘“‘honest administrations, eco- and landscaping, there is nothing Robert Marville, a representa-|monic security and social and that makes the Christmas spirit tive of the center, _inspected sev- \pereonal guarantees.” more evident Replaces all TV antennas. Makes power- — ful all-direction antenna of house wiring. —just plug ges into wall outlet! ° NEW ELECTRONIC INDOOR PLUG-IN TV ANTENNA CHARGE IT NOW! NO PAYMENT TILL JANUARY 1960 CHARGE IT NOW — NO PAYMENT TILL _—- & | BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SUITS superb atwoo! 495 JANUARY 1960 flannels in hopsacking and solid patterns. New hues of brown, gray, olive. 3-button Ivy, } tailored to a T. 12 to 20. tweeds, new-look patterns in finest all-wool. Slim, neat Ivy models. Master tailored. 12 to 20 | BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SPORT COATS rusces 435 | WOOL-ORLON FLANNELS IMPORTED ALL- WOOL WORSTEDS No Extra Charge For Slims, Huskies... Free Alterations No rabbit ears | ‘ | e New subdued @ Today’s fi | BOYS’ SUBURBAN COATS si setection 5% Q35 ne g9s * Today's finest at one low price! Extra warm all-wool in softer solid hues | checks, plaids, solids. Quilted wool and @ Fabrics hand. Orlon pile linings. @ Clean, lean lines picked for perfec- -with Richman perfectionist fit tion from the world’s finest markets ox. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SLACKS ivy models in Ai0 @ Three-button modelswithlapseams —@ Elegant new broken-stripe effects ! all-wool and no-itch blends of wool and Orlon. . No roof antenna Stripes and solids in brown, gray, charcoal. and hook vents—sizes forall, short,tall — Tiny dobby patterns and herringbones Sizes 6 to 10. © YOU CAN MOVE YOUR TV WHEREVER YOU WISH ALL-WOOL SLACKS, Sizes 12 to 20, 96... Huskies, 796 for a wenderful Huy you can always rely on © USES NO CURRENT. WONDERFUL FOR PORTABLES Fora ner BUY rely on rR bat iC ha rr Ci FR Safe! Simple! Shockproof! Plugs into any miracle sharp -reception from all direc- in AC/DC outlet, yet ‘uses no current! Turns _ tions. Easily attaches to terminals on rear = Cc ena ci ae all the wiring in your home or apartment of TV set but stays out of sight, out of BR OTHER Ss 3 rm © i kr E FR Ss into a hugh TV antenna that brings in your way.. Complete with 9’ of cable. ALVUE vVeaR DOWNTOWN PONTIAC—TEL-HURON CENTER—DRAYTON PLAINS ALUE VEAR ROCHESTER—MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER | | MI RAC LE MI LE SHOPPING CENTER | KRESGE’S for the MOST of the BEST for the LEAST - Open Daily 10 A:M. to. 9 P.M. t / >? q ' ‘ 4, THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 NEISNER’S 5¢ 10 $1 — VARIETY STORES A wonderful gift for _ boys Se + aruas co and yes wr: ram || _ “10 TRICYCLES Tubular steel eerigh es rate 8 Ch m ; ing front wheel. justa’ 1 hot repecter pistols. veal Semi-pneumatic puncture- 32 favoriye” love Two 50 s d belt. Black, proof rubber tires. Bright red 59 these Ps a w jo Ve , Come, On fo r ran : : or a ~ Western-min with white trim. ' 12" —reg. 10.95...+ 9.88 rit of mins 16"——reg. 12.95.... TI. Sters f, ischi. e 9 OF easy Moving, ef, rn BOWLING SET IF PURCHASED SEPARATELY YOU'D PAY... 1 1—Locomotive with tender... 7.50 1—Working Crane Car........ 2.50 1—Deleiled Hopper Car...... 1.50 1—Detatted Caboose ......... 1.58 34 piece Railroad Village Set. . “ —Sections of Electric Curved 20” ALL VINYL Life sized baby doll dressed in cotton shirt and pants. Sleeping eyes, fully jointed. WOR sco seven esses 10—11" sturdy plestic pins, sere organs pte 2-5%" unbreakable plastic het Pe i en Drinks and wets. , ST belle, pin spotting met 41: 5 call (aC n = - erasable score cord. Can be as A oe ae A =| TOTAL VALUE 21.55 CHILDREN'S FAL ‘i : 5 Gir ) FOLDING 1 TABLE and | CHAIR SET 567 LIFE-LIKE VINYL | BIG 18” 495 BABY DOLL A beautifully dressed, fully jointed wal that drinks, and wets just like a real baby. Has rooted hair and sleeping eyes. <<. \* } «J rs f ya he ) SN — Gs All metol finished in ‘*Coronado Copper.” az . ar ‘ yet 2. i a : > ary Table top ond choir seats covered in durable . met 7 ot tee , vinyl. Teble top 24°’ squere. 204" high. r - Teg ~~ te | ~S ~ y, f ' es a> — \ . 4 eA TI ie —~s So Vy 7 25" BABY 7 99 «44 SHOOTIN’ SHELL } — (Fe a me} DOLL Ri i L E ~ : re Made of soft, squeezable a =—- P/ vinyl plastic. Perma curl mir- ‘ Piasetigh) SS, acle rooted hair. Fully jointed. With New Authentic . in dress ond slip. Removable Rolling Block Action! An authentic replica of the rolling-block rifle used by ormy covalry, Indian scouts, Buffclo hunters ond Frontiersmen of the old west. Shoots shootin’ shells, fires Greenie® Stik-M-Cops*, hos front ond reor sights. Bullet-loader in stock for assembling shootin’ shells. Blue steel borrel, zinc die cost mechanism, wood grain stock and grip. 2 Shootin’ shell cartridges, 6 bullet noses. Target on bock of box. 36" LIFE-SIZE GIRL DOLL ji IT'S A HORSMAN DOLL“> JUST THE SIZE OF A 3 YEAR OLD 7? : 4 r . “ Ld . 4 WI of ’ v , bal » an V7 ° A ‘ ‘ \ ~ Ms) \? eam P be 4 eT , Lae | / ’ ‘ yy, i 4 } A/a, é ‘ ane Ps ; we - NS ») ot Mey , a.* \ . ) Y $ a4 , ay 2 *Hh: almonds and sugar together and Madinon Meigtts \searchers identified a previously Fag Filling for Rolls ° e “Thomas M. Shaw,* 1426 Diana 8st iscove a ave _ y . sprinkle over the dough. A hand- Driving Rights Lost saadicont Melatia ae junknawn type of sulfolipid. It was . : Cecilia A Sepeshy. 440 W. Lone Pine found in the fatty, wax-like coat-| Want a delicious filling for sweet operated rotary-type grater will Rd., Bloomfield H : : - + Raymond L Swartz, 3010 woosises) Way to TB Vaccine ing of a virulent strain of tuber- yeast rolls? Mix grated blanched | grate the nuts just the right size. 1 1]6 Surrender Licenses | ici eT ne poe ee cus Keego Harbor olay ~ seca - ee SAE Sake Oh, DENVER (UPI) — Dr. Gardner ede een ore“ , The licenses of 16 Oakland Coun-; Losing licenses for unsatisfactory |9'*™ stam as apparently serves é 2 Middlebrook of the National Jew-|tyberculosis chemically _ invisible | Watch for KAREN Ss | Gerald O. Yon, 1302 Genesee St., 245 Nelson st ‘Royal Oak, had his license revoked |!8h Hospital has announced the to the human body, preventing the | discovery of a chemical substance Manufacture of antibodies. which may make possible a vac- cine for total immunization against Elegant Looking Dessert | |ty drivers have been revoked or dfiving records were 1 J. Polasek |suspended during the past few)pMichae! V. Polase weeks, according to the Michigan wl J. Bier, 2401 Opdyke Rd ac secretary of state’s office in Lan-| wayne G Martinson. 8313 Cooley Lake Big CHRISTMAS Carpet Sale in Pontiac Press Pon- due to an unsatisfactory driving 'record ang failure to appear for | Rd, Commerce Townshipe lre-examination. Se i ae: Guido Conti, 202 W. Maple St. Holly _—_ ; tuberculosis | | * * * 5 eeeees a Donovan 31069 McKinney | Dr. Middlebrook described to a} Extract the juice from a pome- | Monday, r ren n lliage | Ordered to furnish financial re-!~ Thomas J Gabbard Jr, 1864 Catalpa More than three-fourths of ,scientific dinner a series of com-/granate (easy to do with an electric | sponsibility for drunk driving was Sy Bereiey oe ossgo stuart St. Roya) America’s freight tonnage moves plex bio-chemical procedures by|orange juicer) and serve over| Nov. 30th |Gene C. Parker, 1104 E. Dallas St., | Oak at some time by private or for-'which National Jewish Hospital sweetened grapefruit sections for : }. Palchak Jr., 18205 Webste ' . | Madison Heights os. ome" hire trucks. and University of Colorado re- an epicurean dessert. | gies Bigger Variety! Better Va ues ! Ready for Santa's Helpers! parties with regular use of lo tion. Chimney Holds A gg ; ae fK | All Family Gifts | Make-Believe Deal Is! Different and It Lends a Special Atmosphere | A make-believe chimney, easi-| ly put together with ribbon or} cord, lends a special atmosphere in the home. A reminder of jolly old St. Nick, it can be used as an unusual place for displaying gifts Make the mock chimney from a {x8-foot panel of pegboard sawed into four pieces 4 feet by 2 feet. Lace them together at the corners. With a roller or brush, prime the perforated boards and finish up with a bright red. Mor- tar lines can be filled in with biack. On and in the chimney is reom for hanging numerous presents — for one to six persons — using hooks or gif tees. Each of the! FRICTION TYPE CADILLAC DONALD DUCK BOWLING SET 11” AUTOMATIC DRUM four sides may be devoted to "he @ 7 Make Kresge’s.your one.stop to shop for these new Christmas toys! You'll be: amazed atthe wide selection—trains that smoke, toys that count, life size ant- ; mals. You'll marvel at the low, low price tags. Your Christmas budget buys! more toys at Kresge’s! NOW is the time to choose while assortments are best* : 3" ‘a , v 4 e Awiet SRAR! ORRRAABE FO ROEHIBIS ~ r the presents of individuals. 11” long Cadillac will travel as far $ 49 ‘10 durable polyethylene pins, 2 $ 66 _Just turn the handle and this color- $@p98 21” long, 25” high smart aquaand = $ 4 OG a phe Pager inside at as 40 feet at one time. Sturdy all ] polyethylene bowling balls, Mickey 2 ful drum automatically beats out a ? grey doll carriage has wire wheels, —— : metal body, rubber tires. Mouse pin spotter, score pad. rhythmic effect. 16” neck sling. convertible hood, znd brake. persons. To do this leave an open- ing one foot high at the floor level of one side and suspend the cutout inside as a divider. The fifth per- gon then uses the upper half of the chimney and the sixth the lower portion. You can add to the festive ap pearance on thé gift-laden chimney with a five-foot Santa Claus, com- plete with pack on his back, shown leaving the scene. Cut fig- ure from tempered hardboard and cover with a pattern especially de- signed for the purpose. For the Santa pattern, write the Home Service Bureau, Suite 2037, | 111 W. Washington St., Chicago 2, mH Passed Up 10 Million in Bribes - Huey NEW YORK (UPI) — Louisi- ana's Gov. Earl Long is quoted as estimating he has been offered 10 million dollars worth of bribes dur- ing his political career. The estimate was made to Look magazine writer Robert Wool, ac- 4 cording to his article in the cur- er 16” bigh with pom-pom nose. XGNAASA AARNE OS : BABY WITH CAR “FIREBALL” EXPRESS TRAIN 20” baby doll dressed in 3-piece 5 95 53%” long, made of unbréakable i heavy flannel pram suit in her own plastic. Locomotive, flat car, gon folding car bed. dolas, with piston wheels. | | rent issue of the magazine. i eS 33 4 < m= %& oF +999 — Ss, 3» STANDING DOLL SCIENCE, ADVENTURE BOOKS $18 value! Lifesize! gum QQ Compares to $15 doll! Lifelike Jf LIFESIZE 25” BABY DOLL ! Vinyl! skin, rooted 11 proportioned, over 2-ft. tall, b tondbie tarBlid She etal $9795 ovable bundle! She drinks, wets, hair, fully dressed! Deluxe Nylen-Attired 3-Ft. Doll . . $16.99 Easy-reading, inspiring tales! Men $ of Science, Men of the Sea, Indian ] Chiefs, Pioneers! . adorably dressed! Extra-strong ed. hai vinyl body; long, combable hair. seep Se ee ce hair. ie & / MERRYLAND. SUPERMARKET DOUBLE HOLSTER GUN SET SHELL-SHOOTIN’ RIFLE SNAP-ON DR. SEUSS TOYS Young shoppers learn in play! Over Handsome “Wells Fargo” set Replica of rolling-block rifle From Dr. Seuss stories! Fun-filled 2 dose Fr coug: bral miniature “| has tooled holster pockets with 9" of western frontiersmen! Has a hid laughable animals of unbreakable, 1" packages for keeping house! 1114” repeater buntline guns! 6 bullet noses and 2 cartridges. changeable pieces. Choose from dozens of Authentic RevellKits ! : a : Convair F-106A Delta Dert. oo Movable controls, flesh ua OS y AOS Scale size, ready to assemble! Jets, planes, subs, ships, cars, missiles... scientifically detailed . . . with movable parts! Sub} (JNBREAKABLE DINNER SET fi laris missiles! H f fun f Miseddads Uf Sétvice for four with 28 large, mod- gqyag : ern pieces in flexible plastic and y] vinyl-coated metal! t = 49: 39: = lb All-Hard Mix Filled-Mix 1959 Ferd A fresh, delicious assortment! With transpar- Fairlane 500 ent cellophane wrappers around each candy to Skyliner- seal-in flavor, eliminate stickiness, Try a bag! Retractable Top Frvit-Fill Pastels, Coffee-Fill Royals .. . 4% Jb. $1.49 Chocolate-Fill Straws, Filled Peanuts . . 49% /b. Cut Reck and Walnut Chip Candies .. . . 4% Jb. Plus Many More! AUTOMATIC-PLAYING DRUM Plays a real parade tune — just turn ¢ @ugg the crank! Has drum sticks too! ? Large 11” dia, 844” high. S. S. KRESGE COMPANY SSO NOSE NESE RE YUM Yo) bil Van 17 elo wee) 1: Downtown 66 N. Saginow St. Tel-Huron Shopping Center Miracle Mile T & C Shopping City Drayton Plains Shopping Center North Hill Center, Rochester, Michigan 4 ALL 5 PONTIAC AREA STORES OPEN EVERY EVENING ‘TIL CHRISTMAS 534” long Lifelike, Colorful, Large NATIVITY FIGURES e Joseph e« infant Jesus ¢ Angels Three Kings ¢ Shepherds ¢« Animals Inspiring, tender, moving is this new $ assortment ... $o expressively recaptur- 9 8 ing the sacred Christmas spirit. Rich in color ... large, too, up to 12” high... each yet so low in price... at Kresge's! FOUNTAIN WEEK-END SPECIAL Friday and Saturday Only! BAKED HAM Ge ‘129 A double treat! You get noe only Kresge’s superior boneless ham with its rich flavor, but also a package of fresh rolis for this low price! EXCEPT ROCHESTER STORE Sparkling Beauty Is Practical Priced! 42-Pc. STAINLESS FLATWARE! ° 8 Forks + 8 Knives © 8 Dessert or Soup Spoons ij 16 Teaspoons + 2 Tablespoons | +3 Bright stainless steel pieces; superbly $ cr. by International Silver, will Leiighe her.on Christmas and for many years to 42c come! Never needs polishing, will never tial rust or tatnish. Service for eight.- for eight 16-PC. SET ee $3.49 24-PC. SET ee $4.95 ve \ iee > . ee a A Gr Cae ae oem Oe OT SS a , a Z - 7 - “a, ‘ i B—22_ __ | _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 _ ——————___, x TO COMPLETE LEWIS FURNITURE OPENS AT 12 NOON TOMORROW PREPARATIONS FOR A FABULOUS 20 HOUR CLEARANCE! 12 NOON to 9 P.M. FRIDAY --10 A.M. to 9 P.M. SATURDAY SPECTACULAR SELLING of HUNDREDS of NATIONALLY KNOWN COLONIAL and MODERN HOME FURNISHINGS! We have never before had a savings event to equal this! The need to make room for Christmas displays as well as for new departments planned for early in 1960 forces us to make these fabulous reductions. Here at Lewis’, where you will find the most ®@ Living Room... Dining Room... Bedroom ® Bedding... Carpet... Occasional Furniture ®@ Most Are Suitable for Christmas Gifts Just one-of-a-kind and priced at a $60 savin Includes ° . “ 27x18" Throw Rugs. formerly to $5 $139.50 Italian Provincial Buffet. Pala- $ ; 9 $ $17.95 Westihghouse Sandwich Grill, ] only .¢ 8.95 Sap discontinued carpets. Ideal 95° sina Chan: pipe dresser and mirror, spacious chest and bookcase door mats s * . * 12.95 General Electric Iron ........-.----: 8.80 _ $ 27''x36" Throw Rugs, were to $12. DP a ‘ $89.50 Provincial Server. Excellent for 49° ald ple Aeyeied Inspred Discontiny _ dini O or f 3d imple elegance in attractive American Walnut. Off the AW ebeve table applinaces, sew bai Host sempiax [ ntinued carpet samples. Many uses. hers room or foyer rawers in eo slim-line styling. Double dresser, mir or bookcase ‘] 79 : ed and chest. —* REMEMBER, WE OPEN at 12 NOON TOMORROW! — 5112.95 Italien Provincial in Cherry VALUES dresser, 38°’ bow front chest, bookcase bed 8.95 2. oh Y 5.95 Doctors’ Kit 3.50 10% Delivers Your Purchase — 24 Months to Pay! $349 f&95 Tobe, 2 Choirs 228 Ae Ore 250 Hundreds More Good Buys Not Advertised ! | | a 9.95 Hi-Prancer Colt 4.95 4.49 Doll-E-Bath . 2.50 3.49 Doll-ELayette 1.98 4.98 Vanity Kit... 2.95 Sale Ends Saturday Night at 9! FINAL CLOSEOUT OF BUDGETREND ee ae 2 ce pe te in BUS BIG SAVINGS! SOFAS and CHAIRS at 20 HOUR REDUCTIONS $ 4450 Night Send ns 38 : This famous group in Elm is discontinued and the above is our entire stock, 189.50 Genuine Leather Lounge Chair Perfectly-sized for a large man. Choice $ 50 of Tan or Iridescent Blue. 219.50 Kroehler Sofa and Chair In charcoa! metallic frieze You ar : $ assured of good wear, good style comfort. 269.50 Traditional Sofa, Foam Filled A really handsome sofa with concave $ 50 front air rted base, rubber cushions. Antique’ gold or coral fabric. $149 Heritage Trende Wing Chair A luxurious high back chair with deep $ comfort. Foam rubber cushion, $159 Heritage Trende Club Chair Circular low back chair in rust material. $ With casters and foam rubber cushion. § $159 Pullmanaire Chair by Pullman Covered in maroon leatherlite plastic, trapunto design. Rubber cushions, | only. 139.95 Low-BACK AUTOMATIC Recliner Something new in recliners. A style chair, 50 yet extends and reclines for great com- fort. 219.50 Kroehler Sofa and Choir A floor sample on which you can $ make a great savings. Desirable wide ; arm design Ti ebony, knubby fabric. PARK BEHIND OUR STORE—IT’S FREE 10% DELIVERS—UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY LIE|WiI} pint punilin South Saginaw: St. ot Orchard Lake Ave. —— , ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 PONTLAC, MICHIGAN, C—1 More Mechanized All the Time 40 Million Yule Trees Sold Each Year in U.S. Even to Copy of Atomic Plant ~ . Toys Reflect Space Age This Christmas toys reflect the ets interesting to youngsters from) history of our time more exactly kindergarten to ieens. - SHELTON, Wash. ™® — The'!be transplanted to grow five more and purposefully than ever before, There is a detailed miniature of Christmas tree industry, which! years to marketable age. according to Melvin Freud, pres- the newest atomic power plapt. supplies perhaps 40 million firs, ~ «+ ® ident of Toy Guidance Council, the record breaking crop of new toys is planned to give youngsters working miniatures of the best of everything in our age, plus a full scale peek into outer space. spruce and pine for the holiday} Forest areas no longer supply season, is getting more mechanized| enough quality trees to meet grow- and specialized. jing demand, says Herbert A. The trend toward mechanization Tubbs, regional manager for Ho- is evident in this Pacific Northwest/fert. Many farmers now grow town, sometimes called the Christ-|Chfistmas trees as a supplemen- mas Tree Capital of the world. ‘tary crop Trees are stacked by the thou sands in collection yards. Planes follow the latest jet pro- pelled styles. The atomic submarine, the frogman’'s demolition equipment and the latest variations in space traveling animals and rocket | launching techniques all are ready for under the tree. Full scale representation » in miniatare of modern scientific achievements ranges from moon rocket Jaunching to frogmen’s No one has counted the Christ- mas trees sold in the Uniied Long conveyer belts carry States each holiday season. The Other toys are as up-to-date as| equipment. alain Pe eaacaetona at . —— “ . them directty into railroad , 40 million figure is merely an ver . ight cars for shi nd , industry estimate. Toyland introduces Youngsters to produce shopping centers A GROWING INDUSTRY: The rapidly growing _—yard at Shelton, Wash., trees are sorted, bundled pie iti - pot arene | ide me 7 to the highest style home furnish- schools and skyscrapers | Christmas’ tree industry is becoming more and loaded by conveyor belt into boxcars for But the desire for a tree in the There’s a trend toward nursery-|living room at Christmas time is ings, the most avant grade autos raised trees, to be pampered andinot restricted by distance or cli- a and the finest in new rail equip- ment, The boom in superhighway construction is reflected by a rec- ord output of bulldozers and steam shovels. — >. Miniature drug, hardware and su- i ii === ae i A pa new all. permarket stores that Santa will andi pasvershy Wei sre: see Mnilimend Si Aumans; DApee: eee - © + 7 - - ee meer ere are symmetrical], or unusual and Cuba coy fet i yous MO tte ata ces Swen“ Wyle Time Is Also Science Time “°F kit that contains apparatus for ¢, ~*~ *%* * én cake. One firm here got an order for xperiment ith heat, light, . Tae se ee : . : experiments Ww ea 4 op New uses for fiberboard appear hundreds of tiny Christmas trees. Wrap Package tics, fluid dynamics and solar heat. in child-size kitchen equipment, The first person to reach the They’re for trailer dwellers. ° ° With the passing of high-ceiling’ With Sentiment, New ideas for young hobbyists) mechanized and specialized. Here, in a collection shipment throughout the United States. are kits that reproduce the most} a mal famous German and Italian} \pruned like a garden shrub. Big} mate. racers ready to run realistically. | ‘picture windows are partly respon-| A few trees have been ordered Brand names take precedence in Believe It or Not: A Miniature Cape Canaveral sible. 'from points as distant as Guam. | Home owners want neighbors|There’s a large and growing de- The impact of space travel is “ There's an electronic transistor iia ‘4 including a sink with an arrang- ™oon may be any American young- kit with which Junior can build seen in a variety of kits keyed tO ont for running water. Poly- Ste! guide d to his destination via soran in ook boteek, the detsuied nine different radio sets. make study of the stars and plan-\ethylene plastics are used to 4 scientifically inspired toy. sally othr : 7 P] th P a _—— This possibility comes to mind jis mostly for shorftr trees—6 to uS e aper ~|make large size, lightweight! when a person peeks at several U TL : pSeh MO Loe Se ana, Ee of the newest toys in Santa’s sack ise "Em at Yule Parties The elaborate variety of Wild based on the latest scientific and West shooting trons is a phe- space developments. | Romenom in Toyland, Freud be- | LJ y | lieves | Not only will children be play- . | ing with teys based on science, ® | The specialty of every popular! chemistry and physics but also |TV Western has a toyland replica| with construction kits which keep iranging from the Cheyenne sing-| boys and girls on do-it-yourself ing saddle gun to authentic Fanner! projects. feet. But last Christmas a Los An-| 'geles radio firm was sent a 45-, Small attractively wrapped holl- i en ne ent to Hono- day gift packages often delight the 4 sini | receiver as much as the contents One of the nation’s largest tree | incide distributors, J. Hofert Co., has a . The old saying, ‘‘It’s the thought melilion seedlings regia that counts’’ still holds true. Make | of two Pacific Northwest nurs- | — ift ev 5: with eries, one at Tumwater, Wash., your gift even more personal wit | P : : a the oth t Bi k, Mont. |* little imagination and dash. - mathe ae Oe ee om | Small items needn’t be the hard- You can have your fruitcake and/nating unwanted hidden calories ing on calories to ‘‘pay” for the When three years old they will est to wrap artistically say Den- your slender waistline, too, by sav-' th: i to basic|..- Te : that acs sae tue enion °. Pistols. there's also an authentic, Richard E Loliy;” president of _ When teree holiday treats that are so much rontier style train as well as @ Toy Manufacturers of the U.S.A., inison designers. The smaller type a part of the festive season | For example: save 200 dr 300 Wide variety of stagecoaches and reveals that noticeable progress wil ; | litem usually used for stocking Use a systematic plan for elimi-' calories by using one - calorie covered wagons. jin recent years has been made in te “ee 4 pone U | p ti stuffers, grab bags or last-minute —_——_—_—_—_—____—_—__———__| F renchette instead of Freach | ithe quality, durability and safety ee * L con nusud ecora ion addition can be wrapped easily | dressing on your luncheon salad. of American toys. This has given jand effectively. Record Album Dds cael ode ore «Buy q Present the American toy industry more Ct SIus ame eS Utilizes Moth Balls | sive « soat itt some charac: eatey suing or . agen slice jever enjoyed BUDDING LAB technivian checks a slide in new group viewer | . = fascinating Ch ter eee de ae ne jof Christmas fruitcake. you've | As a result, retail sales of the designed for microscope. Scope has beam of light directed at slide | ‘9 Make a fasc nating Christ-| ciel he ; jmas decoration, anchor with mod-} —~" Keep in mind personal. . really been liberal with the oil ‘toy industry in 1959 are expected for better viewing. Girl's lab set has stains, chemicals, specimens \in salads, you'll save enough to eye 0 it e ito exceed the 1958 figure of $1,- and apparatus for basic experimentation. jeling clay a tall red or green can-| ity of the recipient and cheese dq | e jallow for half a cup of holiday, |411,646.600. Other important facg Sle inthe bottom of a tall apathe.| ¥'@ppings accordingly. eggnog as well. L Whole F | ff tors of the increased toy buying) ‘cary jar. Put in a handful | To make any wrapping project Non-fattening dressing is helpful, LOp ° amily Oo are the rapid growth of the juve- black spruce 11 per cent and a cup of vinegar p]us a tea-'e-sier and neater make sure there Miller and Kostelanetz too. as a marinade for meats or . . att ) | Fj F d : : ‘ mi . ne nile population and the steady rise : : a cup of vinegar plus a tea-jjs sufficient work area. Assemble sauce for vegetables. | Your list by One Gift, in Pes capil income “ees oug AS TIF FAVOFEG «scotch pine 6 per cent. At least spoon of soda for everyglass ofall the necessities together and 18 other species make up the other|water needed to {fill the jar. The don't forget the all-important scis- Popular Now but So . * t | Grand and Big < : | * * * = : Are Martin and Pinza | Using the broiler instead of’ the! | The number of children up to 4 for Christmas Tree 19 per cent. |moth balls will dance merrily!sors and cellophane tape. jskillet will save a hundred or a etm years of age, the principal users| ———-- ——— around the candle for an hour or, Selection of wrapping paper is a The week before Christmas can $ Pp so. When they stop another dash prime consideration. Paper with a : _'more calories per portion of meat. 4. {t-seeker are. Of toys, has been increasing by — ~hris Probably among the most pd Chicken prepared with white Daigo, aaa ee about Sie a eae 4 th The favor ite species of Christ- For a New Baby! of soda and vinegar will start them busy all-over design can detract ed he sper oak Gali wine and herbs, the gourmet fa-) rugh from one department alure The rising standard of living haa as free m1 the United States is oss \dancing again. greatly from a small item. Leave a mer —! | vorite Coq au Vin, is an epicureaD counter to another, husbands gin- Steatly enlarged the market for'the Douglas fir. These make up! Ahticipating new arrivals on the| Children will love this unique jt for the larger, more imposing co jdelight with about half the calories ceriy finger lingerie as salesgiris higher-priced items. The migration an estimated 28 per cent of all family scene? Santa's workshop decoration at Christmas time. gift. * * * of fried or creamed chicken. grin and children drag weary par-|t© the suburbs and the growing trees sold for Christmas. has something for the new baby. | ~ | Solid and embossed foils, discreet In the popular music vein, the| * 5 a ents through the din. of the toy popularity of outdoor living also Balsam firs comprise 24 perjIt’s a gay case with baby powder, There are still more than 5,800\stripes or small abstract Christ- albums of Andre Kostelanetz and; Every hundred calories saved) section. have contributed to this trend. ‘cent of the total. Other favorites for rash, baby magic for soft skin blacksmith shops in the United|mas patterns are much more ap- ty | , ” ; ; os 7 “oh | lare oT “e. “ads: 9 an = is s, | Mantovani are favorties. Theirs! will make up for an average rich To avoid the er Here are just a few of the jare eastern red cedar 12 per cent, and a cute plastic rattle for play. States, propriate. is dinner music, or mood music,'hors d’oeuvre, or several light tid-| " i — : ‘ “-\ your entire fatnily off your list Bew science and do-it-yourself “ttn, eo Thea Bie Se Ballpen meee FOC CSO EOR IORI IORI IK ACK AK % hours of musjc. | Cult. | not purchase one big present? | this Christmas. ' The Broadway shows make a | Four hundred calories allow | In the musical realm, it might’ A miniature duplication of Cape : welcome gift. “Flower Drum | You to eata portion of hot mince |). , piano. Today 30 million Amer- Canaveral which shoots rockets in- Bea Song” and “Gypsy” are two of pie without a pang of conscience. | i... play all types of music, from,to orbit after a “‘count down:” % this season's most successful When the hors d’oeuvre tray is | symphony to jazz. More than two- & jet fighter plane cockpit com- musicals. |passed, look for the fresh crisp) thirds of them play the piano, the plete with controls and radar . ’) * * * |raw vegetables or the protein-rich| long-standing favorite for family,screen, & replica of an atomic Hf ’ \shrimp or sausages that are de-| music. reactor; an astronomy set com-|} § High on the list of best-selling | ious even without fattening! Here are a few tips for choosing Plete with telescope; film projector | H- NEW LOCATION albums are the twin recordings | a uce land placing the piano from Ameri-,4nd film strips; a deluxe telescope | of “South Pacific,” one from the) ty spreading the appetizer dip|can Music Conference. jwhich rivals adult instruments; a) tt sound track of the play and the’: cheese on a cucumber slice in-| First, choose a,geputable dealer. | four-stage rocket; a secret rocket} other made more than ten ye@TS\.tead of a cracker. You'll save’Model prices for quality instru-/rest center; a sonar-guided bus) af. ago by Mary Martin and Ezio) about 25 calories a morsel. \ments are fairly standardized, which can be driven in any direc-| Pinza when they were in the| + * * varying only according to wood tion by a special ‘‘whistle,” an all fy 45 N ~ * Rodgers and Hammerstein stage; For a party serve at least one finish and the amount of service transistor pocket radio and a ° aginaw a photomicrography set which en- play. or two low-calorie hors d’oeuvers. available on contract. Hot jazz and “‘pop’ music is Crisp raw cauliflowerets, radish * ~*~ * geet oneeer to — eae considered by experts to be too|roses and carrot curls served with} Today's piano is designed with may fen vais ee ee ue “i oa shortdived to make it the year a dip of low calorie salad dressing an eye to current furniture trends through the lens. al photograp | round present that a gift at Christ-| Zipped up with Capers or tarragon ‘Designers and manufacturers offer} mas, should be. * |will delight the eye with their col- styles and finishes never marketed | * orful decorative qualities as well before N f C f Sli ’ rs is 28 Please the palate | As to size, the room in which, 0 arpe ippers | ¥. “An Evening with Belafonte” IMPERIAL CULTURED PEARLS OK OIG 2 2K EK 2K 2K 2k 2k 2k ok “@ . s . 4 Our collection ef xf. ” cially happy choice in that * * the piano will stand should be the F . \ Bs ea - eS \ + peered calypso traditionals | Make spreads with an herbed | determining factor but leisure Shoes ‘ gory ren if, a ander poe re : | u pearl and spirituals. .Most popular of cottage cheese instead of Cees | A large living room permits | Sigs © cpeiplenn: Vill wi x the classical records this year is | Cheese base. pened your suems choice of a grand or baby grand, | Enafing andi Temare cecal ri 2 eS make your ual the Vani Cliburn recordings of are Just as anxious As 5 Spinets and censoles, of course, “oc cme bering oer preciated more than any other... 0 gift that grows more beautiful with the passing years ; : stave off excess poundage and will . * jald, shapeless carpet slippers Dad rong Tchaikovsky's Concerto No. 1. appreciate the thoughtfulness. melee) Sones ier apert | ss ine. Lavine ances tave eon Imported I renc h Among the more sophisticated | *x;,., ; : . ~hanged . . : Never eat automatically or help changed though “X- Charbert Seed Pearl tastes in music, the great MASSES | vodlrself to a food you don't partic-; What about placement? Pre-. Now they go with elegant robes * —Bach being the most popular —' ylarly want just because it is ferred is the shortest inside all of and beautiful lounging pajamas as «¢ + ° 2 gift of ne | : : . ; an ox : oths ... a gift of fine Impe- and the requiems recorded bY | passed to you. Really taste what the room. Naturally, there are ex- well as favorite baggy tweeds tf a rey rial cultured pearis— world famous orchestras are.much) you eat? note the texture and ceptions. The piano may act a8 8) aii veer styles vary from ° V enin a gems of the sea grown liked, aroma and flavor of the food. [room divider in a long, narrow Snoly grained black feather, with % = im the living oyster. - room—or decorate an alcove or pic-| . ’ . iviolins, flutes, clarinets and record-| black patent leather. Several ~~ ‘ers rank highest as instruments to : : jround out the family ensemble. | slip-on designs have elastic web- | off . continental styling and a high 3 ; | "For the family that has a piano, | riding tongue, to the old-fash- ® Starting at = : "| foned heelless mule in red and atte bing for greater comfort. dicn sd A popular style for Christmas 1s “tf . Here Ss Yule a moccasin of elkskin and soft as Y- DESIGNERS ° a glove. Eee = Fun, Amigos, | Linings figure prominently in ‘ LEATHER : . |many of the leisure shoes. Lamb's c AN 7 With Pinata | woo! and nylon fleece linings come , HANDBAGS in gay colors Full of surprises for the younger; For luxury there are embroid- , . set and a perfect focal point for a ered and decorated felt slippers. th Give her the we oP gay Christmas party is a Santa! Brooks Brothers in New York car i "he: . 17 Claus pinata. ‘ries an imported mode! attractive- “to | TUNG... ring of her aw Saree The pinata idea is borrowed from ly decorated with designs such as 4 our neighbors south of the border a fox's head Felt slippers come ‘ Gs Rg eee dreams— land is as important to their Yule- decorated with gold embroidering | # . What a wonderful opportunity to own or to give tide festivities as our Christmas sequins and wool knit. “tf iy ee att di df : . g tree parties 5 oy €@ diamond trom precious Imperial Cultured Pearl Jewelry. Come In Latin American countries Ti p . “tt: . Leonard's superb in and see this magnificent collection of necklaces, the pinata is usually a gaudify Ime rOmISse ca 7 selection featur- bracelets, rings, pins, charms and earrings—and pea eT he eee Makes Welcome, , ing beauty, quali- all at unusual savings. Many of the pieces are a sma Ss. > . ’ . ° - 5 = guests are tastractél to smash iU 4 Gilt CM PNT : ty, enduring combined with genuine rubies, sapphires and dia- the pinata with a stick, nique | QE ae value! monds and only now can they be yours at a price The real fun begins when the! ‘The boy or girl who would like! formerly paid for costume jewelry! : , 7 : pinata is tantalizingly hoisted-outito—zi little —somethi t es Po 9 SINGER PAT BOONE — On Christmas morning with wife Shitley. Of" reach just as the blindfolded for " Christmas. might consider| % Exclusive at Leonard’s Certified Gemologist person anticipates a hit. After all|-‘time certificates.” =r ap ‘have tried, the pinata is lowered to} To an invalid neighbor, they can| af, : Wife of Singer Pat Boone striking distanee, broken and ev-| give a certificate stating that they) Dinwceds tee. have color, et clarity and eanct An" . : ood ne scram for their i i i hou If it's red, unusual, or ridiculous, I know I mid ge ” sonia ramipm, for ia ee ste te comer ae carat weight. A reputable jeweler will always stress e yr J nm my husban s his - ; 4 ; ; chance for a huge grin of approval whe , — To utilize the pinata idea and to read to him or write letters OF af a teas hare * a ana liberi , presents. still keep the traditional holiday just talk. = a a s we offer savings only gn quality stones. Because of i s I decided on a beautiful red tandum bicycle he ~ ' ; 7 } a ess (ieet mice for the last tro years. 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You trial - and - error experimenting a Christmas cards Photo give a personal touch to lsimply slip the photograph into to discover the correct exposure. the folde1 # But with double-weight paper, a pl * * * negative and normal picture : frame its ' If you know your way around prinung frame try as a starter | 1 darkroom, try printing your own nine \y) [pictures with a Chrfstmas vreet- @way from a 40-watt bulb yas jing negative, often culled a greet ~ —_— . a ~ (“J \"t mask seconds about eight inches . If the picture you wish to use Commutes to New York is higher than it is Wide. ask your family, or yo ! carry / ; i Se ne 4 » He's an Arkansas Traveler ] iZRest Ss mot NOUNS TOE arrangins " . eee routes - a a ait le ae San: OF “ * each week to teach &t New York As with all commuters, how- A : School of Law He eve there are occasional, miscal- A blackboard with chalked holi- : culations. Leflar’s latest is a miss- day message. Your child can. hold; : {P= + al Leflar waves goodby each Sun- ing suitcase. At last report, he the chalk close to the last letter.) Z feel _—=_\ day to his wife and two sons at said, it was in the vicinity of Los The children grouped before a - home in Fayetteville, Ark., boards Angeles fireplace decorated for Christmas. dealer for a vertical mask. If it’s a plane on which he does his es Mount a flood Jamp in the fire- wider than high, get a horizontal homework, and arrives here 6'2 Another Freshman place to give it a lighted effect jone hours later blocks to spell “Merry “sy University never hus been late for class You cun use stmple props that} To attach picture negative and a * ae Will Toast Sen. Hart may be put away from year to mask, place the mask shiny side Sie teaches Mondays. and ‘Tues were : year. down on a clean sheet of ordinary ba s ET. noheew be lives. ino LANSING (AP) — Sen. Eugene * * * paper. Set your picture negative ; ve x . oh Lae frame eae McCarthy, freshman Democrat dormitory € jes hac 1 ” trom Minnesota, will be the princi- Simplicity is a good rule, Don't/also shiny side down, directly Wednesdavs to teach the remain cer Dec. 4 Michigan's be afraid of close-ups. Make sure over the opening in the mask and ier of the week at the Universit pal speaker Dec for Michigan's a ——— - mo LEO. : . . * monial dinner Dec 4 for Michi- of Arkansas in Fayetteville . gan’s freshman Democrat, Sen This elaborate commuting Philip A. Hart ischedule was worked out in Sep \\ Kk Metially of Jaceena tember when Leflar, a former ai general chairman, estimated more jtice of the Arkansas ae than 500 persons will attend the Court and former qean © -san iffair at Detroit's Sheraton-Cadillac isas Law School, was offered the Hotel NYU post Hotel. Hart will mark his 47th | + * * birthday Dec. 10. “I get more work done in the, McCarthy, a former college pro air than in my offices on the fessor, was elected to the Senate ground,’ says Leflar, who is in last year after 10 years in the his early 50s “I'm never inter- House + — WYMAN’S Watch for KAREN’S Big CHRISTMAS Carpet Sale in Pontiac Press © Monday, Nov. 30th Check These Low Pre-Christmas Prices! 6 BIG LIFE-LIKE DOLL +) 4° 2-Pc. Modern Living Room $ 95 Wide arm modern sofa $ 95 A small deposit will | chair. “Cholee of colors nod thie git ant Christmas. A real buy Lovely tapest: 7-PIECE DINETTE SET JUVENILE DESK SET se eutitu) mae nros! 3-PC. FOLDING TABLE SET table and 6 matching $ 00 A play table for the $ 95 95 chairs. Choice of colors youngsters 2 folding The family hristmas chairs and table. Lay ep gilt away now Bs * 2.2 Bee a « * 74 a 4 MEO. « + $e : 4 * aks ot Zw has > i: 3 “et 6d. a wu Choose all your Christmas gifts now at Enggass . . Budget your payments throughout 1960, aS ay Choice of Imported ALARM CLOCKS ~ Choose from a charming assortment of old fash- AN) ioned and modern styles. All have luminous dials, eeceere eee eee eee aeweee run for 30 hours. Take your pick and save! $97 Values to $8.88 Your Choice SET RINGS 4 4 NATIONALLY KNOWN WATCHES ‘1 Q* $1.00 down Choose from Benrus, Bulova, El- gin, Gruen, Hamilton, Longines, Wittnauer and other famous makes’ Newest designs for men and women. Especially low priced as a pre-Christmas feature from eR et ee > ee Ay i a Wee? * x Seed i 4 & 4 ¥ Se ee ee eee 4 -* * ? LADY'S 10K GOLD ONY RING Reg $38.95 Vewe 19" LADY'S BEAUTIFUL CAMEO RING IN OK GOLD Reg. $25 Veowe wow 125° MAN'S HANDSOME BIRTHSTONE RING Reg. $27.30 Vewe wow 1375 SO MANY WAYS TO BUY... Cash .. . Enggass dignified 30 day charge IMPORTED CUCKOO CLOCK 50c a Week 50c a Week account . . . Budget payments as low as Simulated birth- 50c a Week 50c k Brilliant diamend — = a — —— ag = @ week. ; BI k . focuses Geto pad on Cc i oa sme Chist- & These authentic imported = ons at ty off. = priced at ‘2 = priced at ‘t MIs ssssssssm off. ° creations are accurate timekeepers which run entirely on weight and pendulum. Beautiful hand carved full cuckoo clocks which call off the hour and half hour., I dn ae SS. * Remember No Down Payment 50c weekly only at SOLITAIRE 7 DIAMONDS 15° - $1.00 a Week ‘ son aalatene oo" . ig TRS ae IENEL WATCHES ulN larger,Lovelier DIT AN {tel i Pr) Poe nd al kok =t— ie © Ors 6 7 oloi iE New ELGIN SPORTSMAN | Completely shock-resistant P al 11 DIAMONDS fP..such ‘ cee > *150” | R-E-A-L V-A-L-U-E =| $1.50 a Week yh STASHED WAY DOWN ON ENGGASS’ SUPER-VALUE SELECTION GRANOMA BOUGKT STARLITE The lady's wotch that's right in design... Shock-resistont, unbreakable moinspring, too! When core, crown ond eryvtal ore into. LAYAWAY ALL YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS NOW! Open Every Night Until Chistmas 25 NORTH SAGINAW ST. Between Lawrence JEWELRY CO. _—=«24 Pike Streets vs * OPEN MON., FRI. EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. Cand EL OBA TS HOP IE Cw’ ee ee ne, ERS AB> et eee Ors St te ee she SB ne ty ah TO eS CRO DY BR seer Ones Sake ROSS Wye LOL eA ODO oN Ppp ion? mS ey? Pie ate, ton ee GATE FEOF a IE SE, aw “so ¥ 9 Vint ta teeta oh Eig Sg PO at 4 4 x THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1959 ; Christmas Star <7 Needs Spotlight FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Ld Catting gift Guat means move! FRIGIDAIRE IMPERIAL : Automatic Electric Dryer Porch Decoration Other Frigidaire Deluxe Dryers 5169” A glittering three-dimensional Star of Bethlehem is an idea} pro} ‘ect for persons who like to make their own Christmas decorations keasily assembled, the star is cut \from two one-foot-aquare pieces of . a smooth-two-sides hardboard | * » ¥ Outline the cutouts on the hard board square by drawing diagonal] : 3 NS lines between opposing corners | Using the intersection as a center ldraw a 4-inch diameter circle. ‘From the corners, draw lines to the points where the circle inter- (sects the diagonals. The result i: lan outline of a fourpointed stat *® * * After the two stars are cut out, clamp them together and cut an | 14-inch slot in each from one poin to the center. The two pieces then jare slipped together in eggcrate | fashion and glued in place. From SPECIAL LOW PRICE Apply a prime coat of alumi. num paint. After it dries, spread a liberal coat of glue over the hardboard surfaces. Sprinkle on_ silver ‘glitter,’ ivailable at most variety stores shaking off the excess and then re peating the process until the star s well covered | The finished star can be hung from a porch ceiling or indoor light fixture from a smal] hole drilled in one of the points. If suspended with a bead chain or fishing leader with swivel, it will move freely, giving a constant shimmering re QUITS TV ROLE — Wayde Preston, star of his final year with the TV series he worked | flection. Aim an outdoor spotlight television's “Colt .45,"" has decided he can make 16 to.18 hours a day and netted only $7,200 for at the star after dark to add to more money as an executive of an airplane the year. Here he sits in the cockpit of one of |the effect charter and sales firm. He-said thgt during the planes owned by the company he works for. _ ~ an 7 ~ ~———— | The hippopotamus, now found ? only in Africa, roamed the plains ge imnigea? ithe plain 4620 DIXIE HWY. DRAYTON PLAINS OR 3-2601 At least 21 Drown" “ —— - a = —— -- -—— Yule Brings New Goods in 3 Ship Sinkings : BUY THE BRANDS YOU TRUST AT THE STORE YOU TRUST! MeGREGOR ge AP Wirephete | Ever Hear of a ‘Revealer?’ NEW YORK (®— New General knife offered by Magna Wonder) TOKYO (#—-Two Japanese ships Electric Christmas tree lamps that|Knife, New York, N. Y. It has an sank Wednesday in stormy seas off are ‘‘white—until they light’ will| adjustable guide which goes up to Japan. Six Japanese were reported strike a fresh note this Yuletide. 2 half inch. Useful for meat, dead and 20 missing GE calls them ‘‘snowball lamps.”’/cheese, bread, fruits, vegetables,| The 422-ton coasta] transport saying that they add beauty to the etc. Shoe; Maru sank off the U.S. air tree during the day and that when * * * base at Ashiya, about 550 miles turned on at night they emit non! pnitip Carey Manufacturing Co.|southwest of Tokyo. Three bodies glaring colors—violet, blue, green,’ i, Cincinnati. Ohio, now has a were recovered. Eight crewmen white, red or yellow. The lamps)jine of sidewall shingles with a'were missing and two swam are round, about two inches iM )hayedon plastic finish which re-/ashore diameter, so they look something .i.+. stain and weather. They are The 32-ton fishing boat Koshin like snowballs. described as completely non- Maru sank about 100 miles north- x + * porous, and can, if necessary, be east of Tokyo. Ten fishermen swam Inspired by the water diviner . Qo. nbed with Soap and water to @Shore, but three were reported or “dowser"—the man with the\ remove dust and grime. dead and 12 missing. hazel twig who can tell just where! * r ra — rit h pte bangs Pagid aah = vy) AD attractively designed electri: oe . come up with a “revealer™ which = finished shed chircent All 15 crewmen are believed lost they claim shows the underground and ben = he po r ; me in the sinking of the 485-ton Holm- site of metallic and other objects. | evade i ee wane iy glen, a New Zealand coaster which In principle, the instrument is went down in storm-tossed seas Freeport, Ill. It’s a standup type ff N South Is explained as the reaction of (of light, handsome enough for a ° niadlienipennnnuloclsicisiisisNsiaiimiins copper rods to the frequency of {kitchen counter top, powered by vibrations or waves emitted from | three flashlight batteries and smal! Boys Started Cards a particular mineral. {( ugh to fit into a car WELLINGTON, New Zealand Ww i" anders® parroh™ . Christmas cards, only a little es by : ries are, |mmore than 100 years old, come a 2. te from the Christmas pieces which has already located a lost wedding Ever Try Lambswool! schoolboys produced: Thess were ring and a 224-year-old coffin In olden days, ‘the traditional! carefully decorated sheets of paper * * * Christmas drink was lambswool, a on which the students wrote sen- You can easily regulate the! mixture of hot ale, sugar, spices, tences which served as greetings width of your slice when you're|eggs and roasted apples to which to their parents and a display of preparing holiday foods with this! thick cream was sometimes added.'their ability in the art of writing. bt e Bi arse tga ina ale a - A Fool and His Money Are Soon Parted— When. He Takes Part in Christmas © | PLUS THESE... ARROW, INTERWOVEN, VAN HEUSEN, /| SWANK, SUPERBA, DAKS, FRENCH SHRINER, LAKE- =| LAND, PIONEER, DAMON, EXETER, PHOENIX, HAM- chap al | MONTON PARK, JANTZEN, TOWNE & KING, PRINCE have at Teast tae GaP venupginen dicing (ie a GARDNER, MARTINELLI, H. FREEMAN, JOCKE Y, But, let's don’t be a Santa Claus to the promoters. They are master 4 DICKIES AND MANY, MANY MORE AT - psychologists and alwafs attempt to prey on the “milk” of human kind- (<* ness and our generosity during the Christmas season. : Schemes! With the advent of the Christmas Sepnon. both ai businessmen and members of the public will be solicited on every hand both directly and by mail to help the “unfortunate” have a happy Christ- mas. Those of us who are able, would be derelict Based on past performances the following are some of the Christmas schemes you may expect: 1. Selicitations by mail to help some underprivileged charitable or patriotic group in which the premtor gets the “lion's share” of the proceeds. 2. The same kind of scheme, based on the shipment of unordered mer- : chandise, such as greeting cards, neckties, bandkerchiefs, aprons, j pencils, etc. : 3. Attempts to sell advertising space in holiday issues of publications that have no established circulation and which is sold on the basis of helping some cause. 4. Sale by sidewalk hawkers of t merchandise which can be pur- chased at local stores at much lower 5. Solicitations for donatiohs and prizes nae bazaars by unknown religious groups to help the needy. BUSINESS ETHICS BOARD . of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce i, Ee get Hele 1 teeta ‘ Ray a Sy: aa * . eek DOWNTOWN Open Every Night ‘til Christmas Starting Dec. 4th “THE STORES THAT NEVER COMPROMISE ON QUALITY” TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER Open Daily ‘til 9 P. M. ‘til Christmas THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 rwin Theory id Proved Anthropologist Supports Conviction That Man Originated in Africa CHICAGO (UPI) — The British thropologist who discovered the ‘first unquestionable man” said loday that Charles Darwin's 100- ear-old theory that man orig- nated in Africa has been proved rorreet. he Coryndon Memoria] Museum repared for delivery at the Uni- “The tentative suggestion made by Darwin in 1859 that the most likely home of the origin of man was on the African continent has been more than substantiated by fossil evidence ‘found over the past 100 years,” he said, — Leakey said more recent finds have caused scientists to switch their attention to Africa as the more likely site of the ‘‘cradle of man,” although other areas were once credited because of the find- ing of the Java man and Peking man, Last July, Leakey and his wife discovered the partial fossil re- mains of man who lived 700,000 years ago in the Olduvai Gorge area of Tanganika Territory, Brit- ish East Africa. Leakey last month described the prehistoric being, called Zinjan- thropus, to the British Academy in London as the ‘‘first unquestionable man.” The fossils show Zinjanthropus was an 18-year-old man with a long face, massive shoulders, and spindly legs. Michigan Ranks 5th on Millionaire List EAST LANSING (UPI) — Mich- fgan is about fifth in the nation when it comes to having million- aires. A recently published article on “income tax statistics’ in the 14 persons had income tax returns | with gross income in excess of a million dollars. New York, Delaware, Pennsyl- vania and California topped Mich- igan in the number of millionaires. The data, compiled fram informa- tion from the Internal Revenue Service. is based on 1957 returns. The article said Michigah resi- dents in nearly all income brackets pay a higher effective rate of! taxes than Americans generally. Louis S$. B. Leakey, curator of| -}council to be held in about three Micpigan Economic Record shows | LANSING (UPI) — Net liquor |He’ll Be 78 on Wednesday |ADA Sets Detroit Meet [2f, ‘he first session of the Ssih Songress. Pope to Mark Birthday VATICAN CITY ®— Pope John! (Under the Mountain) in Northern! will hold a “town hall” |XXIII will be 78 years old to) Italy. | DETROIT (UPI) — Tye Detroit |chapter of Americans for Demo-' The lightweight radio apparatus jeratic Action announced today it for World War I airplanes was session| developed by a woman, Dr. Fran- Pick National Chief of Symington Drive | KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)—Rep.: | speak at a meeting Nov. Charlies Brown (D-Mo) yesterday suburban Ruskin Heights. was named director of a national a to nominate Sen.° Stuart (D-Mo) for president. gree — president of Sy- 'mington for President Inc., said |Brown accepted and agreed to 30, in Englishmen Started It Kissing under the mistletoe is apparently an English custom. It is never found in other countries unless Englishmen have settled there. morrow. * * * There will +e no special cere- monies, but the yellow and whtite banners of this 108-acre state will fly in honor of its absolute mon- arch, the sharecropper’s son who became the spiritual ruler of the Roman Catholic Church and its 500 million members little more than a year ago. That year, the Pope himself recently said, ‘“‘went like a day.” But during that ‘day’ he created 23 new cardinals to bol- ster the thinned ranks of the college and bring its membership to a record 74. He announced a great ecumenical years, aimed among other ob- jectives at Christian unity of the world. He maintained the tempo of many audiences established by his predecessor, the late Pius XII. The Pope faces even busier days. Immediately ahead of him in December is a “‘private’’ but none- theless historic meeting with Presi- dent Eisenhower. Only orice before has a Pope given audience to a President of the United States. That was in 1919, when Pope Bene- dict XV received Woodrow Wilson. SETS A RECORD Also in December, Pope John more cardina.s, including two from the United States. They are Arch- bishop Aloisius J. Muench of Fargo, N. D., and - Archbishop Albert G. Meyer of Chicago. * * * Once again, Pope John sets a record by bringing the college of cardinals’ membership tg 79, high- est in history. The Pope will begin the day tomorrow by celebrating his daily mass in his little private chapel. As he did on his birthday a year ago, he may ask a few close associates to attend. Aside from that, the Pope is expected to follow his usual routine of work. There may be an audi- ence for homefolk from his little jnative town of Sotto il Monte Net Liquor Sales Up 4.61 Pct. Over 1958 |sales during the first 10 months of this year were 4.61 per cent above sales for the same period in 1958, the Liquor Control Com- mission said Wednesday. Sales totaled $124,717,191 this year, nearly $5,500,000 more than last year. October sales this year were $15,894,337, an increase of 7.45 per cent or $1,101,961 from the same Imonth last year. > 2 PAIR BRING A Special Purchase of OVER 300 PAIRS | RED CROSS | SHOES | FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! | SHARE YOUR SAVINGS! DIEMS A PAIR | Our | Regularly Up to $14.95 Values FOR *10 FRIEND— _|_PONTIAC'S POPULAR SHOE STORE Next. Door | 87 North Saginaw Street Open ‘Every Night Until ‘Christmes! to Federal’s has consistories to create eight|~* \here Dec. 5 to examine the record! ces G. Wick. % LL a od Change Sliuom * Extra Special! COMMUNITY SILVERPLATE "F $39.20 Ladies’ and Men Large selection of styles. 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Formerly §29.95!} Regular *14.95! Transistor Speidel Pocket Radio Photo-Ident 25¢ a 9 Ld, £4 +418” Week $4 5 Smallest rie aver mode Secret compartment for | foes name plate. = BUY NOW_NO MONEY D WN TAKE ALL NEXT YEAR TO PAY TIMEX Watches Ronson CF.L. Wa A NAV JI save! 519” / TGS aN AN DN _~ > ° 4 * ©@ Bulova cE Bt Precision® Movement haiti a Anti-Magnetic if 3 ae At ae ORS nga aaa ates ree 5 in jot es Bors oisdtteuadiot “ee OR Me. Me MG I a * Golden Gift Case “1935 No Money Down — $1 a Week Si tia as sche Pontiac State Bank ® Hamilton 1 A WEEK BUYS AMERICA’S FINEST MAKE WATCHES Superb watches in all the latest styles for both men and ladies. Values you won't believe possible. Shop now and Choose From These Famous Names *] 9” Up @ Longines © Wittnauer © Gruen and Others ‘MICHIGAN'S LARGEST JEWELERS" 24 NORTH SAGINAW ST. Bidg. hi Sabah rd dish Powerful precision $1 ground lenses. Idea! for sporting events and nature lovers Service for 6 Stainless Tableware $35 99> needs _ polishing. gleaming beauty wil forever. Emerald Cut} Diamond . Duette REMINGTON , <— AUTO-HOME agpier $1750 mee $150 Remington Princess “es' $ 950 Never tarnishes — never / SHAVERS ‘AT EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS P a Week Its 1 last THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 0 HK NE BEAR Ot THAT DOESN'T IBERNATE! To Keep Our Crews Working During the Winter Months WINTER PRICES NOW IN EFFECT We’ll Do the Job for Less! oe And We’ll Do It the Big Bear Way! You Can Now Afford Improvements 10% Over Cost! WUFE 3:7833 C—10 AK © ; | % K CLOSED SUNDAYS K WE SUPPORT THE CITY OF HOPE 4 RIGHT NOW! NO PRICE INCREASE at BIG BEAR! But Big Bear, PONTIAC’S LEADING REMODELING CONTRACTOR, did not As everyone knows, construction labor costs went up raise their prices. Because Big Bear does the entire job and because of our tremen- dous volume, purchasing power and exclusive construction methods we are still offering Quality Home Repairs and Remodeling at LOWER PRICES. We're proud that we've earned a@ reputation for honesty and dependability —and we intend to maintain it! We sincerely pledge 100% satisfaction! Call Big Bear Today’ It Costs No More to Have the Best! YOU DON’T NEED CASH WHEN YOU CALL BIG BEAR Special Financing We'll gladly accept cash, of course, if you want to handle it that way. But if you prefer or want credit, you can take advantage of Big Bear's exclusive Personalized Budget Financing Plan. This wonderful plan per- mits you to lump all your payments — including mortgage and any other outstanding bills — inte ONE lewer monthly payment. Take to 15 years to pay. Ne charge for this valuable service. NO PAYMENTS ‘TIL ‘60 ADDITIONS 5) 2 - F.H.A. Sure cure for a house with growing pains. Architecturally matched to any part of your home. 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Golf Course, with the city of Lan |Lansing Area Voting \ine a sé ’ mechanized futures — automatic mail-handling machines so smart that one of them can even read addresses,‘Some will be in use lwithin a year. | It was emphasized that no ca- reer postal employe will lose his full whirt increasing so fast that everybody will bave plenty to do. Bert be 61 plu review there will pieces of mail this. year billion parcels, * * * American Stamp Dealers exhibition. | that makes the ‘automatic ad- | dress reader’ is enough to give telligent Machines Research L | © em ot wore. ‘ The experimental mddel on ex- " hibit reads addresses far faster ye than the human eve. Its optical - scanning device is geared to re ANNUAL VOYAGE — The nation’s oldest AP Wirephote (-0 different city and state com- warship, the USS Constitution, is about to be from warping the spars badly all on one side Binanons towed back to its berth after its brief yearly The vessel has been visited by several million 10,000 PER HOUR “turn” at sea. ‘Old Ironsides,’” once the Navy's tourists at its berth in Boston since its glory- However, the Post Office De- partment has contracted for filled days of the last century. finest vessel, is turned around to prevent winds Postal Machines Know ABCs | NEW YORK (UPI) — The Post smarter, Office Department has unveiled can read—and sort out—40 differ- ceptance unit” that will take your ¢jty’s land area almtost 50 per to public gaze here an eerie fam- ent combinations at a minimum package, weigh it, help you figure cent. lily of postrobots (postmen of the rate of 10,000 letters per hour, job when the automation gets into. The volume: of mail is) B.'machine to sort him out into one |Barnes, assistant postmaster gen- patch all letters addressed to eral for operations, said at a press Pennsylvania, and then fed it a billion is one gulp of mail addressed to various The experimental and prototype models are on display at tbe 11th /” Assn. liday had trickily varied the spell ings into Pa., Penn., Penna. and State of Emergency j \Pennsylvania. | Even the name of the outfit | written or printed addresses. | | a human being the shivers—In- | ) vending ad operated postal substations and goes the w a ber of stamps you want tion | City and township officials esti- Today id mnexe |mated 57,400 persons are eligible LANSING u—Lansing and Lans- to take part in the special elec: ing Township voters go to the polls) tion | today to decide two annexation ac- propositions which wouhl boost the * * * Favorable action by the voters would add about 9% square miles of the township to the city’s 20%. miles. The city’s popula- ld jump by about 15,000 transistorized one that; There's also a ‘‘parcel post jout the correct postage, and then) ‘The propositions, if approved, square spray a fast-drying liquid stamp on would merge virtually all of Lans- tion wou dor to between 130,000 and 135,000. Neill L. Halliday, of the post |. : A , office research apd engineering | when you deposit the right coins jing Township, including Fran office. sald the hi “has in the slot. They hope to have this —-____ ~ ——__—- , cand thing in public use by next fall. | just Z a Pog agers | Also among the machines is a INFORMATION ° * |“Mark II facer-canceller,”” which VVTpaclelenl fo} JG [e7-Vale]. wal bs enld), H can even detect (uses the photo-electrie ell method 2 » o position the letters properly an ssamiemieienin at iii cancel them. The letters hurtle To demonstrate, he directed the through its innards like white meteors—processed at rates in ex- cess of 30,000 an hour. “Do you anticipate,” Halliday was asked, “that you can build a machine that is able to detect ARE MANY TYPES states. The machine buzzed and eraphy?”” hiccupped ae ee a? Fes De ieee and replied: ‘'That’s of CONTACT LENS for spewec e Pennsylvania letters 4, unfair question.” . MANY: TYPES of EYES to a neat pile—even though Hal- FIND OUT WHICH TYPE IS BEST for YOU type. Extended by Ceylon | COLOMBO, Ceylon u—The gov-| “You'll never get one that can ernment Tuesday extended the | read longhand,” a reporter said. | state of emergency imposed after | “They're working on that |the assassination of Premier Solo- Halliday replied. mon Bandaranaike two months includes a “robot 48°. for customer-. A government spokesman said It one reason for the continued state provides the public with all win- of emergency !s to keep assassina- dow service except money orders— tion suspects in custody until an indows one better Investigation Is completed. Ordi- offering writing paper at a narily the seven now held would You dial the num-/have had to be charged within two ‘weeks of their arrest. ' The machine reads only now,”’ The exhibit machine” INFORMATION & FITTING CENTER 103 N. SAGINAW FE. 2-0292 by penny a sheet. ‘Better Housing for Minority Eventually Will Aid Majority’ By EDWARD COWAN is broken, it must insure all WASHINGTON (UPI) — Hobson mortgages that meet the agency's R. Reynolds is a government hous- Standards. Even where discrim. ifg official specializing in minority natory practices violate a state the panic and prevent the very group problems who believes ‘as law, FHA cannot cancel mortgage thing they feared, you help the minority you help the insurance in force In restrict = ke = | . majority * F he A “ PLAY where Negroes or other minorities He tells the following story to, pe ~_ ee discri- may live, Reynolds said FHA tries iNustrate his point: Back in 1912 ination, Reynolds and his staff try 4, help secure some good locations ip his native Winton. N.C., there ‘9 Promote equal-treatment prac- for new housing projects for Ne- was a typhoid fever scare. Local tices. FHA officials have worked s. The agency helps builders authorities arranged mass inocula- hard to explode the notion that if to tailor their pa and price plans tions. Most everyone in town a minority family or two moves 4, Negro housing to the pocket- showed up at the appointed place into a new neighborhood it's a book of their potential buyers to get the shots. signal for everyone else to move A grand director of the Negro Negroes among the townspeople a ‘Elks, Reynolds, 60, is a resident were told they were not included ‘of Philadelphia and a former and would not be inoculated. an FHA representative effective- elected magistrate there. He was Reynolds’ father pointec out that | ly checked a “block busting’ elected to the state Legislature Negroes denied the shots might | trend of this kind, Reynolds re- twice. A Republican, he served become til and infect the white | ported. The official pointed out as commissioner of the Pennsyl- people in whose homes they to worried real estate agents and vania Workman's Compensation werked. \ property owners that if they re- Bureau from 1950-55. *“They saw the point and every- PSRSERARERE REE R RR EEEEEE Eee tdy in Winton got the shots,” eee ene! = CIGARETTES Although housing problems lack @ the drama and scare qualities of a & hoid outbreak, Reynolds be- SLASHED ves the same principle applies. & group relations to federal housing SA E M O | E Y q@mmissioner,. Julian H, Zimmer- : man, Reynolds tries to find ways : to show that good housing for a LOWER PRICES ON | minorities holds community-wide |™ Renee 4 CIGARETTES | x * * = be BE cities—San Francisco, Los Angeles, |g REGULAR eae y J New York, Philadelphia, Rich-|B rhond, Dallas, Atlanta and Chicago. | Each adviser has an area covering several states. — Their job is to see that minor- @ those available to most FHA a bome buyers. * FHA can make its fair play . policy stick only in the seven or eight states which have anti discrimination laws, Reynolds said gm BINDS HOUSING rm His staff includes FHA inter- Per Carton (piws) Tax ity groups get FHA-insured home |] | ‘eae, herview ~ Low Prices on Revion, Max Factor and All Colognes fused to sell—especially at de- pressed prices and took down For Sale signs they would end ’ ia@w communities which * * In Des Moines, for example, | Saw EVERY PRICE IS LOWER EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR WHAT KING SIZE *2?? 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Saeeaa8 THE HU Hub Sport Coats.$2950.1 $4500 Hub Slacks ...... $695 » $2295 STORE HOURS: Open Every Evening ‘til 9 Until Christmas Starting December 4th | a i See OD i i, es | 6 | | i i, a Oe fe i, Se » » 20,000 feet and up are a dime a The word was “help.” Uttered dozen: in the West, winds 4s Texas-sized Afghanistan leans with Russia’ The figure was 10 highways from the* Russian aimost all Moslems; use fat from further toward the Communist or- per cent in 1950. Its 43,000-man> border to Pakistan on a crash bit than any other nation on Presi- army uses 70 muilion dollars basis — Eisenhower will drive dent Eisenhower's list worth of Russian equipment along one the Russians built. ‘share seven movie theaters a The land that isn't mouhtain is llikely to be desert. Not for noth- . se eee ee bl into a telephone, it set off & chain fierce as 110 m-.p.h. blow almost of events that reunited the boy continuously from June to Septem- with his parents. ‘ber in temperatures ranging to 112 degrees. Mountain ranges split) Ho Wai Kwok and his mother agricultural valley. Most towns ‘left Hong Kong last ‘Sunday to and villages are half-way up their begin a new life with a father sides Wai had never seen. After lunch | yesterday, he set Out to look Afghanistan's major industries | over the neighborhood and _be- | produce matches and buttons and | came lost, — LAVERNE SHEFFIELD Says: ro oe = Wie, a! : — . Pr he v | ‘ ‘ sient iggy : ait . pe: | not much of those. Its farmers Wi; . : < ; ws ; ee ai wandered for hours search- , Fs alee “A 2 Z . : vs SA. a. ae raise sheep, goats, camels and j5 for his parents, Finally, he a | WILL GIVE YOU ABSOLUTELY , asafoetida plants. ve ‘ \ - $ KABUL, EISENHOWER TOUR STOP — Mohammed Zahir stop on the President's nine-country tour, his attempt to win some : went ue - phone — er te z Shah, left, will welcome President Eisenhower to Kabul, right, the good will for the United States. Afghanistan now receives aid from Karacub 1s its most lucrative ex. coin t lat itted one o | the slots HOLDEN walled capital of Afghanistan surrounded by the towering Hindu Russia port; the sail as fertile but only and reached an pe ksaue His plea 7 mall . caveat 4. for “help brought police to the Kush Mountains. The city has a population of 200,000. It 1s one ( small percentage ol it is cul bool RED STAMPS tivated The na Ss prneipal af Officers took the buy to several wealth is its imme flocks of |. Chinese restaurants and a curio as nevel for LETTING ME SHOW YOU WHY!" WITH A DEMO DRIVE shop where he explained his prob- lem in Chinese to employes. Event- = - Li‘ ~ i we . sheep nineral potentla L~ . USSR oe ENR ee Teddy Roosevelt Said ee outed wuich TO MOSCOW \ °, = = at, C= an NG J No White House Tree King Mohammed Zahir Shah, 4, ually one was found who knew 2,000 AIR MILES ; AJ fs been explored, much less tapped ey, & CoN g . “Ons F ; we —— ff 5. A of Afghanistan is a constitutional waj's father Howard Ho. He was » ~ » v > : > . —_ ff 4 ll AS A ees ! = i nt chai on re Roosevelt, monarch. Prime Minister Sadar found at the restaurant where he a_i so —— < a AE EF in avid conservationist, thought \{ohammad Daud, a professional works aS a cook ; . . = S— EL the cutting of evergreens for army officer, doubles as defense , No Obligation TO PARIS BALKH g— GZS FLA > Civisten , ful tes : The boy’s mother, Tse Shuet MILES @ — QaLeHt - ¢ _—= wistmas was a wasteful practice minister and planning minister a : . 3,400 AIR rj . and forbade their use in the White - ,, . ites Ting had been worried but she COTTON act TO PEIPING H Their capital is Kabul, a city of doce not speak Engilah and was = es _— AIR MILES Uae °10.000 a fe lec . i : “>. Qa e eater selented ater Gif 220M & fe" ries downhill fom fun Yor her. band Yo come -nambier K os +—— 4— — os ~~. incl 3 8 , . re 5 ee ss ~ home from work to tell him about ug wae Ce a imag Pakistan way deappenrene. 8 — WOOL, SKINS Aa = ad { ea ic) Oo Sa : . Lee a3... ° supervised and proper harvesting Afghanistan's problem Js to Ho said he left Hong Kong a 256 S. ginaw FE I = e HERAT — = apr igs A —_ KASHMIR of Christmas trees was good for move into the 20th Century. It few months before his son was ne — Oil ; rete S: —_TAGRAM MILITARY the forests. will accept help from anybody to ‘born. 7 ; A = ! ——— AIRPORT ~ TS — - —— ap ~ Ey . > rt ~>F AS . = LAN’ a & NNN ONION RD! DR RY DS Fits Sues + AD Fa wear a TUSSI At SSSSSSSFIDIVISDI SIS SDSDSSII ISS SOV SVS VSTSFVD SOVDIIVIVVIVVVS 7 OPIUMs 8O4pe —= 5 > Se ‘~ , ” ne eee _ et Get: hl . * : ia + LOWEST PRICE EVER FOR GENUINE ae nn ’ @ Forward and Reverse @ Automatic Bobbin Winder A : * - PAKISTAN @ . = TO NEW DELHI if ‘ j ee 5. AID) —— 700 AIR MILES DIA. bs : - . = = oe Srey = . G@NEWEmar] [0100 ta ri ‘o @ Darns and Mends UNKNOWN AFGHANISTAN — Newsmap U.S. aid, totaling $145 million, includes the build- : : @ Sews over Pins e? above focuses on Afghanistan, one of the nations ing of dams, an airport, 500 miles of roads and @ ne | a : : a President Eisenhower will visit on his trip to technical help. Competing Russian aid includes : Se Europe and Asia in December. A Texas-sized, arms, roads, a military airport and $300 million @ Ree BS ; i & ‘ Pe) mountainous, undeveloped nation of some 12 in grants and loans. Half of Afghanistan's trade @ : ieee: F é : nS Ses a. million, mostly Moslems. Afghanistan maintains is with the Soviet Union. King Mohammed Zahir re) Sees a delicate balance between the free and Com- Shah is a constitutional monarch, but fhe strong « munist worlds, readily accepting aid from both. man is Prime Minister Sadar Mohammed Daud. | ¢* ~~ TO rs Bs e> e Ce, . Magic Lantern mape, stampe._itustrations tex- 3 Finds U.S. Even oon” See tn The aperture limits the size of pa x a Without Slides the item to be projected to about [ LA :) ¢ In Ss e ace |12 square inches. But the projector ed ALL T 5 The old magic lantern has a enlarges about 150 times. Con- @ ’ S 10 3 a I modern successor structed of black plastic, it @ =e VENI Tl 3 Civilian Program Lags; The new product {fs called the weighs only 28 ounces — REE S L a Schriever Says Small] |Magnaiector, and unlike the old @ * F | =? Si Adv ' |magic lantern it requires no slides Re d d H a . e ize Is antage x x 5 aq an ee @ FLN BR rutomanc PORTABLE Makes buttonholes * Sews on buttons @ Monograms * Makes beautiful decora- tive stitches FEATURES OPEN ARM for mending trousers, sleeves and socks. In black-and-white or color, | Read the small print on the e BAYS WASHINGTON (UPI) — Air reflects on a wall or screen a boxes in which light strings come. |!“ 5 Force Lt. Gen. Bernard A. Schriev- magnified image of anything Heed the instructions on maximum * er said Tuesday that the United placed in the aperture of the pro-|number of strings to use on house @ States is fully abreast of Russian jector — snapshots, drawings, ‘circuits | missiles despite the US. lag in == =a : ——— <® space achievement * * * Schriever, chief of the Air Re- search and Development Command (ARDC) cautioned against at- tempts to separate military and civilian space programs. He said this could be fatal in competition with Soviet planning that is ‘‘total’’ and integrated. SO PERFECTLY BUILT IT WILL LAST FOR A LIFETIME Schriever also revealed that re) NO ATTACHMENTS TO BUY the weight of the H-bomb war- . . one — ; ~- — to do alll these operations head for the U.S. intercontinental | NEW Oa-son LC 51 SERIES | @] @ straight stitching © zig-zag stitching ballistic missile is roughly one (21 @ blindstitch @ applique @ mend and =m, BUI LT BY BALDWIN 1 darn @ forward and reverse @ corded This is usually regarded as a <> trimming * joining lace with decorative highly classified figwre, but the De An unexpected thrill in a home organ. New “Pre-set” tabs make @ stitches @ decorative stitching with reg- fense Department said on inquiry it possible to change from solo playing to Tibia chorus, String vier or metallic thread. that Schriever’s use of the payload ensemble or Full organ with fingertip controls. Never before ea : weight had been approved have such dramatic contrasts in musi¢ been possible in a com- @ only Addressing the Aero Club in Washington, Schriever said ‘In my opinion, we are not behind at all what else the new 51 Series offers: ea in the development of ballistic missiles. "’ pact spinet like this... it’s easier than ever to play! Look @ © 93 keys, 49 on solo manual a © )8 indimdual voices ; * * * a He said ‘‘Our main deficiency is © Percussion rroup® of © on rocket thrust."’ But he said that, ware pe sah i «® z ar r ° s ¢ from a military standpoint, the ( lesa. 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Morison — - Late Book Explains MacArthur Grounded Vessel ‘Traffic Tickets ((2.n% sunset was the, tact gi Utility Firm Selects Site Now Is Gift Shop Are His Hobby; he had accumulated his tickets— for Plant Near St. Joseph BEACH HAVEN, N. J as many as six or seven a day,” LANNING: TUF! . = he said under five sets of li era _ _ . r Police Doubttul cense plates on five vehicles & Michigan Electric Co. announced ry — Wednesday a 480-acre site near Settipani who turned himself in : , ~. NEW YORK ‘(UPI) — Thomas St. Joseph has been selected as : “Lucey Evelyn, Sa) people — at police headquarters, said the : 0 “ , By TOM HORGAN ‘unbelievable rescue of many of, prehension may be seen by the! sround here, “is beached as high Settipam had a hard tame con stheritiea had never O6Se Ete the location of a ‘future major BOSTON W — Many Philippine their crews is vividly told. jfate of the American prisoners in) & nd dry as a marshmallow ina vineing police that he had ac round looking for him. He also power plant . 7 | a ralic “is- Tae | : o . ate » affic tickets A com y spokesma Island objectives in the last war WANTED JAVA Palawan and be Australi i" Mori ‘ d siaseaapiaiaaaedaieed ae ited : “ | : - i od reported that he had never re- ba “on rt > ee ae 1 years could have ‘been left to ‘‘wither| Siecle 4 iacdveue bad oners in Nort ag mh ork | She is a 140-foot packet and the five years ne a arted ived a ticket for illegal parking plant wil ‘ i Y bate ta vine” ’ ina-| “Orrison sak x 4 ing the retribution) ‘ ~ ‘ driving at the age of 1 or less’’ and will cos Ww : on the vine’’ but for the determina- hig heart set taking Java. add son, before relating agence sailed the seas for many years & ee Sauteed tion of Gen. Douglas MacArthur "8 Neart set on taking Java, -\which overtook the Japanese after | ao « * ane miltion doliags to make early liberation complete. |" this was sound judgment. But Borneo was retaken: | Now, the ship serves ae a tour But they began to believe him Dee, 25 Is Right Date The spokesman said the plant ; ~ ‘ . {the war ended before the plan . ist attraction and houses a gift . . i «ii aha could use coal, oil or ev@a This is the opinion of Rear Adm. |*" “The Australian prisoners done after a check determin la Samuel Fliot Morison, Pulitzer cotid be pursued ' te death by the Japanese were shop. Settipan) had indeed received at No one knows for certain on what alomic” powel — ob - i : 3tl . 1] ti P ) - f don) ‘ si aa ee : > site is al y . ° Prize historian. The 13th volume) “The Joint Chiefs of Staff did grimly revenged by the natives Built in 1917 for $64,000. author: ).ac1 17 tickets for speeding. driv- day Christ was born. but a very The site nS atid aa be ; of his history of U.S. Naval opera not see eye to eye with General | of Borneo } ities claim it would cost at least ing without ‘a license. passing ved early Christan tradition said if ern shore of mi An! ees hy operations were unnecessary. children liberated felt certain they 4 series of field days for the fierce . hind of the war Was in sight. would have starved or been mas- Murut tribesmen. They harassed But Mac wanted to liberate all sacred if the other strategy were the unarmed Japanese columns of the Philippines because he adopted. day after day, and only a few said he would take every damn “That this was no fanciful ap-j|hundred ever reached Beaufort.”’ island in the archipelago.” | Fortunately the Japanese did not occupy all of the more than 7,00 Trim and Hang Paper Plates islands. This volume is salted with | many exciting exploits which were Jittle noticed at the time because! | public interest then was focused @a Qa @cor on Europe. Also much was with- a ° held for security reasons Loss of three destroyers in a typhoon, just before a° major am- phibious operation. and the No A-Secrets in Exchange Russian, U.S. Scientists to Parley on Peaceful Uses of Atom It makes sense to save dollars at Christmas time. One way to economize is by making your own decorations * * * tlnost You will need scissors, jars or ALL MODELS AVAILABLE! vials of colored glitter, colored pa per and sucky tape. double-faced cellophane tape. glue and a pack age of paper plates WIDE COLOR SELECTION! Here are some eaSy-to-mmake sug getions: e e : For a candle “veut cut th Thinking of he The inspired beauty of fluted edges of the paper plate at 1'4-inch intervals, removing the G © tiny depression between the flut hristmas cee ing. Thread a red or green ribbon over and under the cut out edges and tie a bow at the top. Use yellow paper to cut out a candle e that is one inch thick. Draw a in t¥4 perfect proportion! Sasso tonne me The precision control of Wide-Track Wheel Design! The softer ride of, supple suspension! United States and the Soviet Un- ion have ayreed to exchange visits of atoms-for-peace scientists ‘ No secret atomic information will be involved in the éxchange agreement signed Tuesday by Jvuhn A, MeCone, chairman of the flame shape on red paper. Glue lame and candle to the plate. t+ * * . Atomic Energy Commission. and we mele = qolesn Cumewes On tidc > ¢ . lunar ‘ sy . Prof. VS. Emelyanov, Soviet tree design, draw a 4inch equilat- ® atomic chief ) eral triangle on green paper. Cut the triangle horizontally into six half-inch strips. * * * The two nations also agreed to examine the feasibility of joint projects on peaceful uses of the atom. One possibility is the build- ing of a giant atom-smashing ma-; chine, PONTIAC 1960 “We drove the others... Let Cut another strip, 5'4 inches by one-half inch, for the tree trunk. Paste the trunk on the plate so that each end touches san sca” | TOP TRADE-IN Over this, paste the tree strips in pyramid fashion. Outline the us prove ours is the BEST!” * * * The agreement covers poings outlined last Friday by McCone and Emelyanov in a news cunfer- tree with a thin application of ALLOWANCE ence. The program will be includ- paste. Then sprinkle glitter ove: ed in the U.S.-Soviet scientific and the plate and shake off the excess cultural exchange for next yea raraalas . * * * Reports on the exchanges will EYE-CATOHERS: These paper | For a simple glitter star. cut be made available to the Inter- Plate decorations are (top to bot- | four lengths of double-faced cello- national Atomic Energy Agency tom) a candle wreath, a Christ- (phane tape, each to a length of and its members. mas Tree, and a glitter star. 544 inches. 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That's when He’s Taught at Home Those early Thanksgivings may Secretary of Welfare Arthur 5S have been cranberryless, too Flemming said that some berries . inad been contaminated by a weed The Pilgrim Fathers gave | . ig & killer that bas caused cancers in George C. P. Olsson, president of Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc., | a cooperative representing 75 per cent of the industry, has gloomily predicted Minn (AP) STILLWATER, The long court fight over &8-year- thanks, feast on wild “Eyvential loeoe - t fi turkeys se if an ate the |ats. eventual losses will run over oiq Tommy Kral's failure to at- cranberries that grew in the wot * saci tan tend public school appeared at an Vea ¥ Y > ers , it. . . . . a nearby marshes, they thought- This, as you know, set off one Well, judging by the scanty lit- end. His parents were acquitted erature on the subject, cranberry of a charge of refusing to send growing has never been easy. jhim to classes | First, you need a bog (which | »~_ *« * lessly failed to make a note of jof the strangest mixups in Amer) it. lcan political history It was almost 200 years after; Here was one member of the | ‘ Dist. Judge Carl Gustafson late é ; . ‘ | - i _ | explains why growing is still ne phar ey commer ee tie ae pniggire-A concentrated in Massachusetts Monday ordered the complaint = ° . on ; ae + he or ae team, 2%4 Wisconsin). This must be against Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kral uae around imo to 1x0 near'| Vice President Richard M Nix. | Cleared, sanded and crisscrossed of Aiton istuissed, The Hes oe ma poun 8 0 su, é Conse appealed from a Municipal Court sentence of 30 days in jail. They lhad been adjudged guilty earlier ‘this year. A dozen years ago the National | Geographic Society studied cran-| The cotiple alleged that Tommy berries and reached this conclu-' was unable to learn properly in sion: public school because of its teach- “Getting new cranberry crops'ing methods, When they took the jstarted is expensive, tedious boy out of class, Mrs. Kral start- pera work.” led tutoring him at home. ay ; | Labor remains a problem. Weed-| The Krals’ conviction in the ing and harvesting are real chores. Jower tribunal came despite testi- with narrow ditches which can be flooded to protect the bushes from insects and unseasonable frosts. North Dennis, Mass., and by 1845, 0% Was eating cranberries in they had spread to New Jersey. | Wisconsin. By 1850 enough progress had been) Another presidential possibility made that it seemed certain the|sen John F. Kennedy (D-Mass), | cranberry was here to stay. lin Wisconsin at the same time,’ Growing began on Long Island|downed some, cranberry juice in 1865 — two years after Lin-| It was a wonderful show of bi- coln’s first Thanksgiving procla-'cranberryship. * * * * * * mony from four University of ‘ +o Bot nat neve fe apocar a ene cra ae Ta A chemical, aminotriazole, killed , ~~ =i aii blic the weeds but didn’t harm the home than he could in public =e . school bushes. It meant saving many . a * aa hours for many a small] grower : ; But it was aminotriazole, im-| Judge Gustafson held that, un properly used, that set off the der present state law, it would be whole controversy. impossible to prove the Krals had That's the real irony of the done anything illegal. lcranberry story About five miles south of Cim- Bermuda, the British colony, is arron, N.M., is a 127,000 acre na- ja group of 360 small islands of | tional camping center for Explorer which 20 are inhabited | Scouts. o q DISCOUNTS! } | TELEVISION = STEREO - | Admiral 17” ...$139.95 oSeecke 4-speed, — ; Sd CT eee ; Sylvania 17" . . $129.95 ape ENITH--MOTOROLA REVERE | ___howest Prices! 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NEW! 3000 SPEED FILM REPEATING WINK-LIGHT 15 times more sensitive Winks away dark shadows than present films! Now automatically. More than you can take indoor shots 1000 winks in a single as easily and _econorhically as snapping pictures in the equivalent of more than sunshine $100 worth of flashbulbs! BUY THE ENTIRE POLAROID KIT LOW PRICED AT CAMERA MART light-weight battery — t Da er; Medical Stocks | Said Too Low Many Would Not Be Treated in N- Attack’ With Current Supplies: WASHINGTON (UPI) — Stock- piles of medicine will run out while| Americans are waiting in line for treatment after an all-out nucleag ‘attack, government officials warned today. That’s why the Office of Civil «and Defense Mobilization (ODM) | is irked that Congress has failed since 1956 to appropriate additional funds for stockpiling medicine. Some $325,000,000 worth of med- icine is available te cope with a nuclear disaster. ODM estimated that this was| enough to treat only 5,000,000 per-' sons for three weeks or 15,000,000/ persons for oné week | A spokesman said this was ‘“‘not | | SQUEEZE PLAY — Wrapped in a cocoonlike cover, a giant Atlas intercontinental ballistic mis- sile inches along a special track assembly into ing to the Military Air Transport Service (MATS), then successfully airlifted the missile to Warren AFB in Wyoming. In 1958 a MATS nearly enough’ medicine to treat! the belly of a Douglas C133 Cargomaster. The 133 broke the record for lifting the heaviest anticipated casualties, He said the’ tight drama took place during a test at Miramar payload — nearly 59 tons. agency was preparing a list of Air Station, San Diego. The huge aircraft, belong- nunimum needs a SS SSS * * * * Congress appropriated $47,000,000 . ! The auto companies are bring fur stockpiling medicine in the 1957 ‘ing out their new cars earlier cal yaar [ (Ss In overnmen |Soon there'll be no such thing as The next year, the lawmakers appropriated only $3,300,000 just enough to maintain what was on hand. The QDM had asked for $75,-| 000,000. « In fiscal 1959, which ended last dupe 30, Congress put up $18,- “this year's model there'll just be ‘next vear’s’’ and ‘“‘last year’s” . A woman never forgets her lage — once she’s decided on it.— Earl Wilson Triple in Past 30 Years 000,000. But none of it went for WASHINGTON i® — The number! institutional workers was avail- additional medicine. It had te be of government workers of allable. used to reprocess blood plasma {types has more than tripled in the The report ano showed that the # e which contained possible hepati- i, ; average annual earnings of cor- tis factors ” last 30 years, the Commerce De-| poration employes was $4,980 in . partment reported Tuesday. Ex- For the current fiscal year which | pansion of government payrolls has HR come ented MER GEES Bee ante began July 1, Congress appropri-|far outpaced private employment., Fer these employed by pro ated $6,950,000. The ODM had) About 15 per cent of all job- Prietorships and partnerships, asked for $13,900,000. holders work for federal, state or ®Verage earnings rose to $3,583 Of the amount allotted, $3,300,000 |jocal governments, the department) frem $1,285. went for administration and main-'said. In 1929 the proportion was tenance of existing supplies. The about 7 per cent rest was used for radiation detec- | tion instruments * * The ODM has 1900 200-bed port- though there is not enough medi- cine to treat atomic attack victims. The report did not give figures on average earnings of those é¢m- have ‘ployed by governments. * soared from 3,134,008 in 1929 to | But in response to an inquiry the 9,918,000 im 1957, the most re- commerce department said the cent year for which complete average pay of government em- data is available. iployes rose from $1,551 in 1929 to, 32 95 sufficient portable hospitals are In the first repdrt of its kind |? Bin 188 available the department said corporations’ The ODM has 190 200-bed port- in 1957 employed 47 per cent of able hospitals available. Some 66 o¢ af) jobholders compared with 44 are = on Higheng Over 1,300\per cent in 1929. Corporate pay- U.S. Foreign Dollars are scattere. roughout coun- 9 71. hs try in crates in smal] cities which mee mon: aimvee 2 Sh to Drop $316 Million are considered the least likely tar-/" Despite great population growth,| WASHINGTON (UPI) — The| - : _ the number of Americans working Commerce Department estimates for proprietorships and partner- that U.S. defense spending in ships has increased by only 1,792,-| foreign countries this year will, 080 to 30,052,000 since 195. drop about $316,000,000 from the. x * * record $3,416,000,000 spent in 1958. The proportion of jobholders in a * t this category declined from 41 per for Glaucoma Test — cent in 1929 to 31 per cent in BERKELEY, Calif, (UPI) — 1957. Scientists at the University of Cali-, fernia have announced the develop-! ment of an electronic instrument designed to provide earlier and much more accurate diagnosis of! Government payrolls Develop Instrument The Commerce Department said this country spent $1,622,000,000 | overseas in the first half of 1959.) “The decrease is almost en- (indicating that the full-year total! tirely a reflection of the de- wil) be about $3.100,000,000. clining importance of agriculture . n + during the past few decades,” | Officials said it was impossible gle a. a le s lind-| the report said. ss po glaucoma. a leading cause ined to estimate how much of the de-| ness in adults : Ti shi The only = shift over the cline, if any, reflected the ad- he instrument. which operates 3) years was in the proportion of ; on a basic principle. also has the.” me ae ministration's new policy of trying| Pp . workers employed in households ; a ; ; important advanta: er its pred- : . ; to reduce dollar outlays abroad to As ——— P and by non-profit institutions = . narrow the gap in the U.S. balance ecessors of requiring no anaesthe- . Th was a drop from 7 per cent ; sia because of the gentleness and to a per aa - of international payments. J*3 S speed with whicty it functions. This was attributed to a decrease * - . ; : in the number of domestic serv- The device, known as an elec ants. which was offset fa part by Get Out Taleum Can t j e e s s- s ERC SSRN Henares ieee a growth rate in institutional pay- A sure within the eyeball. Clinical models fow are being built and ‘Olls second only to government. (crease spot on a table cloth and are expected to be available to * * * allowed to set for an hour or two!) eye examiners within a year. | No breakdown of servants and'will absorb the grease. little talcum dusted over a New WASHINGTON (#—Do you suffer a severe headache when you sud- denly ease up after a stretch of -tough work? There's a name for it—“‘let-dowp headache.’’ Its most likely victims are clergymen, teachers and office workers. * * * This newly recognized ailment ‘was described by Dr. Lester Blu- menthal of .George Washington University, one of the nation’s leading authorities on headaches | He said ministers and priests may come up with such head- aches on Monday mornings “when they let down after the | week's tension of preparing for | and‘ delivering two sermons on Sunday, hearing confessions on Saturday, and se on.”’ School teachers, Blumenthal said. are vulnerable on Saturday mornings when they wake up and suddenly reahze they don't have to face 40 young hyenas as they have all weex.’ Blumenthal said government ‘workers in the nation’s capital also are frequent sufferers * * * He told about the phenomenon at a panel on headaches during the annual scientific assembly of the District of Columbia Medical So ciety and amplified later at a news conference. Blumenthal! said \et-down head- stretch vour blood vessels THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 Doctor Describes Letdown Headaches | | | / | PHILCO AUTOMAGIC WASHER C—19 cept eestor ee Tornadoes hit the town of Codell, The lowest point in the state, of Kan., on the same day for three Wyoming is still 3,100 feet above straight years, May 20, 1916-17-18. sea level. } = - ea ——— a ye —— NERS P SESSA ASE SESSA SAVE NOW ON fs - aches result from excessive R WAL SELF- * stretching of blood vessels. For be STORING * reasong still unknown, many peo- ple are physiologically consti- SLIDING STORM and SCREEN * tuted so that their vessels are for * likely to stretch excessively no a pain align Bie SLIDING GLASS DOORS fg val stress. “— Crystal Plate Glass + In the case of the let-down vic- making your door usable all tims, Blumenthal said, they build year. No drafts or condensation + up tension during the week. This We can fit any size Siding bag causes certain body chemicals, Glass Wall - wo including adrenalin, to keep the EASY TERMS * blood vessels and other tissues of + the head in proper tone, NO CASH iaalial x * * ~--+-- * Then conies the let-down. With PAY NOTHING TIL 1960 & tensions removed, the blood ves- * sels stretch, blood rushes through Call FE 3-7033 for Winter Prices on Complete Modernization Service Voge ~and headache results * * * them faster en | La Folks who may have them can et vite 1 II tk tok kk kk take heart. ae Blumenthal says that in many Room Additions—Dens * cases they can be prevented by Kitehens, Storm Windows * 1. Pacing yourself during the Aluminum Siding week so you don’t build up so much Porch Enclosures * tension » 2. Learning your physiological | " - a and emotional limits—and remain- ing within them ? » 3. Sleeping with the head of your a bed elevated : DIXIE H * 4. Avoiding constipation Wy. 5. 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Yield: 6 servings. to caps = Pago imagen ony gg oe * * * | Place in greased shallow baking “2 ng is thus Brazil Nut Stuffed Mushrooms |pan Dot each mushroom with but tenderized to be cut in one-eighth 1 pound large mushrooms ter. Bake in moderate oven (350 inch thick petals Mac degrees) 20 to 25 minutes. Yield . These may be used as a garnish | © cap, packages seasoned drv bread 4 to 6 servings as is" or may be oven-toasted | m+ ee at __. about 12 minutes for a more pro-| nounced nut flavor. The lengthwise : nut slices are a good garnish for) any green, cooked vegetable. Acorn squash halves baked | wp “" Bar-H Stall Fed Tender Steers with Brasil nuts as a center filling are enriched and more dramatic of flaver. The chopped ! Brasil nuts are combined with afl a orange rind, butter and spices te dress up the rather biand flaver of squash. iw 9 Large fresh mushrooms make ‘Suggestions for Your Home Freezer dinner conversation when filled) with bread crumbs and chopped pd ° Brazil nuts. 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Prick top te allow | Bake Special Treats for Lunch Box y= = | ’~ * * An important part of getting, for Pine-Apricot Bars, a deli- and next apricots, mixing well af-) pemove turnovers from oven, ready for the new school term is type cookie. ter each addition and top with, sugar icing made by planning menus for the mid-day ] meal eaten aes from hb one . aay The second is for Apple-Date Spread mixture evenly in combining 13 cup confectioners Because of increased nutritional Turnovers, which features the de- greased and floured 8 x 8 x 2 sugar with 3 tablespoons lemon requirements at this stage of life, lightfut flavored-blend of apples inch pan. Bake in moderate juice. Yield: 6 turnovers. active growing children need more and dates The last recipe is for even 350 degrees F. for about : Brown Sugar Cookies substantial, energy-giving foods, Brow" Sugar Cookies — made 45 minutes or until brown. Re- icupl batten | Therefore when _ planning the | Lavored with spice and lemon, move from pan, cool and if de- | ‘2 cup brows ose | a P . . ’ 2 cups sifte our meals think first of what they suce sired dust with confectioners 1, teaspoon nutmeg | ’ | 1 teaspoon lemon jute should have and would like to'- Pine-Apricot Bars pect Nine 14 inch eauar 2 tablespoons granulated sugar find in the lunch box. 1 cup dried apricots, cut in half , NE SE REN EOL cee on orn Ly stir | | 1 tablespoon butter , ream butter, gradually stir in * * Bh gh se B icrnir gg oneeyar sareetere sugar and mix well. Sift flour and This is easy since there are! l cup granulated sugar |; 1 package pie crust mix = , mae “ablation: f 4 +d. | : —— — juice | 7, cup apples, pared. cored and diced nutmeg and add to butter-sugar | many vi les of soup an and- cup sifte our 1, cup dates, cut into mal) ieces : : ~ : ; : fe ik Pp s | 1 teaspoon baking powder y Gils EPS soloed Rs mixture. Stir in lemon juice. 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Bake APPLE CHERRY MOLD — Festive, yet light in texture and ing in the lunch box. One is until] light. Add lemon juice. Sift) with butter. Dampen edges with on ungreased sheet at 350 de- not too high in calories, this Apple Cherry Mold makes a delightful for Pine-Apricot Bars, a delic- dry ingrédients into mixture. Beat; water, fold each square diago- grees F. 20-25 minutes. Makes, dessert. With a custard sauce, it can fill part of the day's require- cious combination of pineapple, ‘well. Add raisins, then pineapple, nally. Press edges together with about 18-20 cookies. ments for milk —_ eee ———— Ke D—3 -_——- Light, Fruit Mold Tops Off Cold Weather Meal After the family has enjoyed the} Dissolve gelatin in hot water hearties of a fall meal, then top add apple sauce, Chill over ice off with this Apple-Cherry Mold. water until slightly thickened. It offers the fruitiness of cherry! Beat egg white until barely stiff, and apple, a sharp little tang most gradually add sugar, beating con- refreshing. It is also rosy and stantly until very stiff; fold into % pretty to serve gelatin mixture, fold in macaroon So bright and giddy a dessert ‘pieces and cherries. could be proudly served toe Pour into mold; chill uffti] tirm. guests, But once that is said, |Unmold. Garnish with whole mar- the vote still swings to it as aschino cherries. Serve with cus- first a treat for the family table ‘tard sauce. Makes 6 servings . .. a dessert to send the: mem- Custard Sauce bers on their way blissfully con- | tent. (And with much praise for ackage instant vanilla pudding %, cups milk 1 1 | , up heavy cream You-Know Whom as the. good ; teaspoon almond extract fairy who produced it.) Follow direction on package of Apple-Cherry Mold pudding mix using mix and milk. 1 package cherry flavored gelatin Stir in cream and almond extract t can enone couer Mecee just before pudding sets. 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Bag of POTATOES Coupon Expires Set., Nov. 28th A A A A A AS A ST A A A KH AS LS A A LS SF | | Sees eee eee cece cme nee eS mS ce eee ee cee ee ee eo Regular Size Box of TIDE With Purchase of Family ($1.80) Size Bottle of SHAMPOO ! ONE BOX REGULAR SIZE TIDE With This Coupon end Purchase Family Men = S 4 And Coupon ($1.80) Size Bottle of Liquid Prell Secmten ad $1.45. ) or ot Coupon expires Set., Nov. 28th. Only Right THE PONTIAC PRESS, Even one-year-old Bruce laughs at grandfather Patterson's stories of when he was a boy. Andrew (left) and Melissa say “‘tell us another” as they gather around him after Thanksgiving dinner. The Pontiac Press Photos Clarence K. Pattersons of Dow Ridge road are hosts today to their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. John Pflug and children of Birmingham. Friends and Relatives Join in Giving Thanks This Day Families Break Bread The first Thanksgiving, ob- served in Plymouth in 1621, was a day set aside by the Pilgrims to thank God for bringing them through the first dreadful winter; and for bless- ing them with a harvest plen- tiful enough to keep them the coming year. Friendly Indians bringing wild turkeys and venison were the guests. Tables were set eut of doors where all gath- ered as one big family. And now 338 years later at a bountiful table. we bow our heads with grateful hearts. and pray that we might be shown by our Creator how to share our abundance with the needy throughout the world. Here are but a few of the thousands of families gather- ing jn community homes to- day in recognition of their many blessings * * * Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Whitfield of Seminole Avenue have invited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rutzen and children, Robert, Jeffrey and Ann for Thanksgiving. “King me,” shouts Jimmy Lacey to his dad as they play checkers after a family Thanksgiving dinner, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, William Lacey of “Home for Thanksgiving” but looking forward to their return to mission work in the Belgian Congo in January are Dr. and Mrs. DWight M. Sla- ter who are here on leave. With their children, Limea, Dwight, Brent and Bruce, they are spending Thanksgiv- ing Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Acre of Beach street. Other guests are Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Acre and children, Richard, Dennis, Sally and Sheryl, of Lake- wind drive; Mrs. Hazel Slater of East Huron street; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reu- ter and children, Billy and Pamela, of Waldon road. * * * The Philip J. Monaghans and children, Kinney, Patsy, Philip Jr., Marilyn and Jim, of Cranbrook road. are hav- ing Thanksgiving dinner with his brother, Joseph Monaghan of Stoneleigh drive, Bloom- field Hills * * * Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald and son, Richard, of Ottawa drive, are in Bir- mingham having Thanksgiving dinner at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Fitz- gerald II and children, Ann, Harold, Craig and Cathy. Wishing to share their Thanksgiving with others, the Fitzgeralds also invited Ilha Landgraf of Brazil and Car- men Hermandez of Colombia, foreign students at the Univer- sity of Michigan. Other guests are Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Connolly and children, EQfizabeth and James, also of Birmingham. * * * Shelagh Girard is home from Michigan State University at East Lansing to spend the holiday with her parents, Mr and Mrs. A. C. Girard of Bloomfield Hills, The family attended the Lions game. this morning. * * * Judge and Mrs. H. Russel Holland are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. H. Russel Holland Jr. of Ann Arbor, Sharon Holland, a student at Mary- grove College; and Mrs. David Hoyt of Windsor, Ont. Chippewa road. Sometimes Jim takes on his older brother, Bill. Mr. Lacey is principal at Washington Junior High School. « Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fitz- gerald and daughters, Julie and Susan of Cranbrook court, are having Thanksgiving din- ner at Orchard Lake Country Club. x * * Mr. and Mrs. George W. Romney and son, Mitt, of East Valley road, are having a family get-together at the home of her sister and broth- er-in-law, the Karl M. Rich- ards of Lone Pine road. The Romneys’ daughter and sor-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Loren G. Keenan and baby Jody, from Ann Arbor, also are with them. Another son, Scott, is having dinner at Stanford University and an- other daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robin- son are at the University of Utah. The Richards’ son, Robert, is on hand today as well as their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Styler, home from the Unigersity of Michigan * * * Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Reed and sons, Jimmy and Peter, of Homestead street, are hav- ing dinner today With Mr. and Mrs. James W. Reed of Grosse Isle. Other guests are the Carl C. McDonalds of Utica. * * * Having Thanksgiving dinner at. the home of her brother and sister-in-law, the Charles S. Porritts of Grosse Pointe, are Mr. and Mrs. Gelston V. Poole of Watkins Lake. Others from the area include Mrs. Allan Monroe of Cherokee road, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Poole and daughters, Mary, Betsy and Amy of Watkins Lake, Jane Poole of Birming- ham, the Joseph J. Dempseys of South Shore drive and Mr. and Mrs. James Cloonan of East Lansing. * * * Harold L. Ward and daugh- ter, Virginia, are entertaining at a family gathering at their home on West Huron street. Here from Ann Arbor are Dr. and Mrs. George L. Spaeth and daughter, Kristin, and the Edmond S. DeVines with chil- dren, Elizabeth and Stephen, and Mr, and Mrs. Frank B. DeVine. Coming from Philadelphia, Pa., for Thanksgiving festivi- ties is Karl Spaeth, a brother of Dr, Spaeth. * * * Having Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Milo J, Cross of Hammond Lake drive are their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cross of Ann Arbor, Dr. and Mrs. John Marra and chil- dren, Paul and Timmy, of Lake Orion; Mr. and Mrs. -Harold B, Euler of Ottawa drive, and Mrs. Euler's sister, Mrs, C. L. Smith of Toronto, Ont, * * * Mr. and Mrs. Harlan S. SNe THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 ° > “To grandmother's house we go” sang Bobby (from left), Billy and Danny Heller as they tripped across the lawn to have Thanksgiving dinner with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Heller. of Smith of Cherokee road are entertaining their daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Don- ald A. Lloyd and children, Robin and Jeffrey, of Tilmor _Street. * * * Mf. and Mrs. Percy Jones of Whittemore street and grand- daughter, Connie Jones from North Carolina, are entertain- ing Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Cou- ture and children, Gerard, Paul and Lawrence of ‘Crescent Lake and Mrs. W. A. Coe of Duck Lake, Milford. * * * Coming from Ann Arbor, where they are students, to be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.E.C, Huthwaite, and brother David of West Iroquois road, are the Robert E. Nelsons. * * * The Stuart E. Whitfields and son, William, of Cherokee road are having dinner today with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Noyce W. Strait Jr. of West Iroquois road James Bearshall of Watkins Lake is also a dinner guest, * * * Dr. and Mrs, Howard B. Barker are entertaining a few friends today at their home on Martell drive, * * * Mrs. Fritzi Stoddard of Ot- tawa drive is in Birmingham today having dinner with her daughter, Mrs. Maxine Nichols, and granddaughters, Ann and Carol. Other guests include her grandson, John Boardman, and great-grandchildren, John, Sarah and Peter. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Maynard H. Slater of Union street are entertaining Mr, and Mrs. R. C. Lippard and daughters Linda and Kay of Lakeview drive, the Jack D, Hales with their children James and Jean of Walce drive, Mrs. O. A. Slater of Union street, Berta ‘Purser of Lakeview drive and Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. High of Fostoria, Ohio. * * * The Robert J. Altons of West Iroquois road are hests today at Thanksgiving dinner to her parents, Mr. and Mrs Arthur G. Nicholie of East Iroquois road, the Donald A. Nicholies and children, Carl, Nancy and Arthur, also of East Iroquois road, and the Rowland A. Hills of Grand Rapids. * * * Another family dinner is being held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Allen Denham and children, Karen, Bonnie and Julie of Oriole road. Guests include Mayor and Mrs. Philip Rowston. and children, LaNetta and FEliza- beth, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur G. Rowston of Norton avenue, Mrs. William Ludlow of Liber- ty street, and the Eiwood Big- lers and children, Jane, Bruce and Susan of West Iroquois road. Mrs. Elma Druley of Pros- pect street is spending Thanks- giving with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John kF. Loomer Jr. of Fenton. * * * Old friends are dining with the Leslie Tripps of Illinois road. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graham are here from Bev- erly Hills, near Birmingham. * * * Mrs. Harry C. Striffler of East Iroquois road is having Thanksgiving dinner with her brother and sister-in-law, Dr and Mrs. E. R. Romine, and nieces, Julie and Carolyn of Grosse Pointe Park * * * Having fun with their grand- children today are Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Armstrong of Cher- okee road. The Armstrongs are dinner guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Dr and Mrs. Robert T. Lyons and children, Michael, Stephen, Matt, David, Becky and Man- dy of Bayou road. Mrs Armstrong’s sister, Merle Manning of Detroit also is a guest * * * Entertaining at a family get- et eer troy. eee I Se bat “ee we we. - m Save POR by - SS Pg > Pe, Bdge tthe " Jane is*having fun with her first One-year-old Mrs. touch of pumpkin pie. daughter of Mr. and D—7 ¥ - of Pee Deen ee Fast Hammond Lake road. With their parents, the Warren Hellers, the boys are here for the holidays from Oak Park. together are Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ziem of Oakland avenue. Guests include Judge-elect and Mrs. Fred C. Ziem and sons, Rick and Bill of Sylvan Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ziem Jr. of Garland avenue. * * * Mrs. Olive Burgess of Ham- fIton street is having dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mc- Vean of Hickory Grove road. * * * Dr. and Mrs. R. Mark Todd and children, David, Ann and Stanley, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. R. Verne Todd of Cherokee road, the Norman Todds and children, Susan and Stephen of Utica road and Dr and Mrs. Edward Barnett and daughter, Jane, of Lapeer. Bex *« *& Coming from _ Cincinnati, Ohio to have Thanksgiving dinner with their families are Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Madole and children, Scott, Vicki and Joan Besides the Ray Madoles, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Madole, have invited the wives’ par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. V, H. Han- cock of Illinois road, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rogers and chil- dren, Mary, Jeffrey, Steven Pte James Larkin of Watkins Lake, she finds Together on Thanksgiving and Cynthia of Fernberry ave- nue, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Aue and children, Bill and Carol of Owosso. * * * Mr. and Mrs. James Clark- son and children, Jay, Cathy Caleb Clarkson of Ferndale. * * x Coming from Richland, espe- cially to enjoy the hot, home- made rolls grandmother makes, will be Robert and Janet Harrison with their par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. James W. Harrison. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mc- Culloch of Silverhill road. * * * Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Atwell and children, Thomas and Barbara of Menominee road, and the Galen Laverys of Pio- neer road, are in Flint today having dinner with Mrs. George Demus * * * The Stuart A. Austins of Cherokee road are having a family get-together at their home. Guests are Mr. and Mrs. (Continued on Page D-8) Ww climbing on a chair a good way to reach pies and other goodies high up on the table. .*c. D—8 THE PONTIAC PRESS, 3, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959. Thanksgiving Personals Continued From Page I D-7 amilies Break Bread Together Today (Continued from Page D-7) Harry B. Austin East Iroquois road, Mrs. Emma Shortway of Mark street, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Austin of Lake Orion, Eva and Ella Austin of Mark street, and the Richard \M. Pattersons and sons, Thomas and Richard of Birmingham. of * * * Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J _ Wettlaufer and sons, John and Bill, of Fdgefield drive, are enjoying a family dinner at “the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wettlaufer of Bloom Other guests will sisters and their field Hills be his three families * * * Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Blevins of North Berkshire road are entertaining Mr. and Bruce G. Granger of Hudson street, Mrs. Emerson Tallman of Fairgrove avenue and the Gordon W, Campbells and sons, Mark and Graydon of Drayton Plains. * * * Having dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elton Buck of East Iroquois road are Mrs Buck's brother and _ sister-in- law, the James Wilkinsons of . Gateway drive. wee * * * “ Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ritter of gefield drive have much for which to be thankful. All 12 “children will be home for Thanksgiving. Included are Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ritter Jr. and children, Jeff, Kevin III, Cathy and Da- vid; Mr. and Mrs, John Hall ‘with children, Julie and Mi- chael of Detroif; Mr. and Mrs. James Ritter with children, Su- ssan and Gregory of William- “ston. Sons and daughters etill at {home are Donna, Mary Sue, Mrs. 2 Thomas, Cecilia, ‘Dennis, Ed- ward, Frederick, L‘ouglas and " Maurine. * * * Entertaining at their North Perry street home are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Williams. Guests include their daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Cox and children, Dennis, David, Susan, Sandra and Bar- bara of East Fourth street, «Mrs, Ada Ball and Wesley Mil- ler, = * Rocheste.. La ® Mr. san Mrs, Rober. C. Lake of South Lake Angelus Shores are hosts for Thanksgiving din- ner to Mr. and Mrs, Thomas E. : Lake and family of Cheboygan, the Albert Lake {amily of Port Huron, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert W. Hodge and daughter, Martha, and Mrs. Lake's mother, Mrs. J. Walter Drake of Lake Angelus. * * x Having dinner together today at the Pontiac City Club are Mr. and Mrs, Mac T. Whitfield of West Iroquois road, Mrs. C. Henry Purdy of Mary Day ave- nue, Mrs. Harry F. Menard of Birmingham, and Mrs. John Mead and daughter, Jane El- len, also of Birmingham. * * ® Dr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Ab- bott of Illinois road are in Wa- terville, Ohio today as guests of her sister and brother- -in- e876 PAIRS NEW FALL STYLES eee mee me law, Mr. and Mrs. Roland E Shoemaker. Mrs. Abbott's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Shambaugh of Ce- line, Ohio will also be there. * * * Coming to Pontiac this week to visit her mother, Mrs. Donald C. Porritt of Cherokee road, are Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert R. Vernon and children, Stephen, Debra, Susan and Robert Jr. of Kansas City, Mo. Others having dinner with Mrs, Porritt today are Mr. and Mrs, James R. Porritt and children, James Jr., Melinda, Barbara, Danny, Mary Ann and Kimberly of High Hill road; the Richard E. Porritts and daughter, Ann, of Dwight and Jack Porritt of East Lansing * * * William Wahrow has re- turned to his home in Astoria, N.Y. after a 10-day visit with his son-in-law and daughter, The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph C. Claus of Auburn avenue. Mrs. Wahrow is making an extended visit with her daugh- ter’s family * * * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hol- land and daughters, Laura and Miriam of Traverse City, are visiting the Kenneth Hoards of Lakewind drive over the Thanksgiving holiday. Mrs. Holland is a sister of Mrs. Hoard * * * Driving to Notre Dame, at South Bend, Ind. to have Thanksgiving dinner with sons Richard and Roger, students at the university, are Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Eldred of West Iroquois road. Another son, Robert, a stu- dent at Sacred Heart Seminary Street of Detroit, is accompanying them * * * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke of Park place are hosts to- day to Mr. and Mrs. Walter {purrier and children, Mark and Barbara of Union Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Stewart and children, Karen, Neil and Cathy of West Prince- ton aveniie . * * Having dimer with the Har- old S. Jacobsens of Pine Lake are Mr. and Mrs. Jayson Inscho of Summitt street and Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Ja- cobsen Jr. with children, Harold III and Susan. * * * and Mrs. Mahlon A of Josephine avenue guests their daugh- ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. WS. Field of Saginaw Today they are all having dinner with another daughter and son-in-law, the L. W. Bitt- mans of Ann Arbor. Other members of the family at the Bittmans include Mr. and Mrs John A. Benson and children, Mr Benson have as Monica, Thomas and™ Leisa; and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon A Benson Jr. with children, Carol, Benny, Cathy and Jo- seph * = ¥ An Arnold family dinner in Grand Rapids will attract Mr and Mrs. James Arnold of Emerson street exclusives . . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansen of South Tilden avenue will en- tertain at their Grass Lake home for Mr. and Mrs. Elof Bergstrom of Silver Lake. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Millis and son, John, of Niagara road, will entertain his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D, Millis of Chippewa, road and his brother, James of Saginaw. * * * James Cote is home from Houghton College of Mining and Technology to enjoy the Thanksgiving turkey with his Mr and Mrs. Delmar parents, and sister, Mary Ellen V. Cote, of Alco drive Others coming to dinner are the Cotes’ other daughter and husband with their children, Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson of Ascot drive; and Mr. Gibson's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Alan Gibson of Larfsing. * * x Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hadden and daughter, Patricia, of South Ward street, have as their dinner guest, William D. Hampton of Rundell street. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Froeber of East Mansfield street will have their daugh- ter Elsie as their guest for dinner. Another daughter, Adeline, will come from St. Paul, Minn. to join the family. * * * The John K. Irwins of West Huron street are entertaining their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ari Mrs, William Sea- bright of Northville at dinner today. Other guests are her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Callow of Pine Lake. x * * Mr. and Mrs. William Mce- Donnell and .son, Ronald, of East Madison avenue are en- tertaining Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Martin and son, Rickey, at dinner. * * * In their West Iroquois road home, Mr. and Mrs. A. Floyd Blakeslee are hosts to their daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Arthur F. Blakeslee and children, Ted, Ann and Martin of Birmingham. Mrs M. J. Cloonan of Birmingham also will be a guest * * - Mr. and Mrs. Ted W. and sons, David, Danny and Tim of Oneida road are in Evanston, Ill. where they are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hockett Ward * * * and Carol Petroff students at the University of Michigan, are spending Thanksgiving with their par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. George N Petroff of “herokee road Other Elinor children of the Petroffs are David, George, Kathy -and Paul. * * * Having Thanksgiving dinner with their daughter and “son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Clemence of Silverhill road are Mr. and Nirs. R. J. Arn- old of Flint Other guests are Mrs. D. D. 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Ap- pel and daughter, Elaine, are spending Thanksgiving _holi- days in Key Largo, Fla. * * * There will be a large family dinner at the Newton Skill- man Jr. home at Lake Ange- lus which will include her par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. Clifford T. Ekelund, and sister, Mary Sue of Ottawa drive. The Skillman children are Chris, Amy, Tony, Stephe n and Timothy Other guests are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Smith and children, David, Michael and Gregory of Birmingham, Mr and Mrs. G, Wellington Smith of Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. David Brennan of Birmingham, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Prince of South Lake Angelus Shores, the William Hoefts of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith and son, Mark, of Grosse Pointe. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of East Tennyson street and the Bert O’Deas and family of East Walton boulevard are din- ing today with Mr. and Mrs Walter Babb in Clawson * * * The Omar Herron family of Spence street are dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Steel of Orchid street. * * * Several local families are spending Thanksgiving at a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kampe on Chesterfield road, Birmingham. Included in the group are Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Smith with daughter, Barbara; son, Ray; and son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Smith Jr. of Ann Arbor. Other guests are Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Green of Chero- kee road, the David A. Greens of Watkins Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fries, also of Wat- kins Lake * * * The Goodloe H. Rogers of Ottawa drive have their two daughters and families with them today. Coming from Pine Tree trail in Bloomfield Hills are Mr. and Mrs. Fdward P. Barrett and sons, Ted, Robert, Fred- erick and David. The Elton Kerrs and children, Susan, Elizabeth, Gretchen and Wil- liam are from Barry road in Bloomfield Hills * * * Mr. and Mrs. Harry S Pearce of Garland avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Cop- persmith and children, Peggy and Ross of Woodland avenue, are having dinner at Pine Lake Country Club The group will return to the Pearce home later for a buffet supper * * * Mr. and Mrs. John Donley and family of Sheridan street are dinner guests today of Mr and Mrs. Coleman Lee of South Paddock street. Others present are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gaffney of Char- lotte street, the Basil Gaffneys of First avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gaffney of Berk- ley street. : * * * Mr. and Mrs. Galen A. Blay- lock of Ottawa drive are din- ing at the home of the Gerald L. Blaylocks on Stout street. Other guests are Mrs. Frank Batchelor of Auburn avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Robinson and family of Ange- line drive. * * * The J. Standish Sibleys of Oriole street are in Detroit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Ellis for Thanksgiving din- ner Other Pontiac guests include Mrs. H. H. Sibley of Matthews street and Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald S. Wilson of Ward drive. * * * Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jackson of Mount Clemens street are entertaining their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Jackson and chil- dren Bradford, Rex, Christo- pher and Eric at dinner today. * * * Mrs. Carolyn DeGrace of Union street is spending Thanksgiving at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William J. De- Grace in Birmingham. * * * The Clarence L. Smiths of Windcroft drive with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swengros and children, Robyn and Renee, of Rochester are in Birmingham today spending Thanksgiving with Mrs. Smith's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Boynton and children, Tem, Jack and Sue. Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. Dora F. Wilson who has been visiting here for several weeks is in Baltimore, Md. today with another daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ball. * * * Having Thanksgiving dinner today as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ballman in Mid- land are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jérome Jr. and children, Tony, Jeff and Jill. Others making the trip to Midland are the Arnold Jeromes and children, Jerry, Kay and Tim of West Iroquois road, James F. Spence of Oneida road and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jerome of Dow Ridge road. * * * The Albert A. Lees of Mount Clemens street are preparing dinner for 23 members of the family. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Wasson Lee and son Andrew of Ortonville, the Rev. and Mrs, Alex Kasten and children, Robert and Allen of Clarkston, and the Robert Lees with children Cindy and Stephen of Auburn Heights. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Lee with children, Debbie and Mark of Baldwin avenue, the Clayton Lees and son Gregory of Mount Clemens, and the Don- ald Guiles with children, Don- ald and Stacey of Auburn Heights. Unable to be with the family are the Lees’ SoG00CGeCoeegegoéed a daughter and son-in-law, Major and Mrs. Albert E. Dawson stationed with the U.S. Air Force in Germany. * * * Circuit Judge and Mrs. Clark J. Adams of West Wal- ton boulevard and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burris of South Tasmania avenue are at the home of the A. T. Messers of South Genesee road. The group will attend the birthday celebration of eight- year-old Roger Burris tonight at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C. 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FEDERAL Just Sey: chavae (0 et aaa dept. stores What Makes a C hild Cheat in Examinations? to a good school marl us ashamed of him, He By MURIEL ide fistovy ass Oy Le LAWRENCE If this preference of ours had bovs in his 9th been made clear in the first place ing othe « his school has We'd have had no cheating 11 heating on a recent Most of our troubles derive st. His mother writes His fa-) from ‘mistaken methods for real h < } \ } tid : i n allowance What izing good wishes, i my hus- tf) to Make him realize pang shows attention to another i never cheat at school woman, I may make a jealous scene with him. Though my wish redit him with his for his love is an innocent one, jease Sou by getting 4 my method of realizing it is so mistaken that he'll become dis xusted with me instead of ap- préciating it. ' st mark 4 child does not cheat his way to make This does it response of fis will dis ty make us proud of him. His ooyrage me as much as our dis method is mistaken. But we'll be . ; ' k t f \ ht f yust with a ecneatny ( hild will mistaken too if we lose sight o _ K djscourage him. The child and 1 his original purpose ing are Wise to appreciation of his wish to please In discuss him, we our do not need disgust, but some ap With express cheating first his preciation of our origin MISTAKEN METHOD us before Wwe say So much antagonism is associat- e trouble is you chose the ed with words like “cheating” and way to do it. We would ‘lying’ that we don't give our- ev have ape mark in his- Sélves a chance to consider thei tt ourself than a real meaning. A child's he ts his method If we mistaken proud of him for keeping us credit him ' Watch for KAREN‘S Big CHRISTMAS — \ Carpet Sale in Pontiac Press “7 TICK " Monday, CARPETS Nov. 20th PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 with his original he corrects the method We find this hard to do be- cause we're so ashamed of our own nristaken methods, We feel “so awful after the jealous scene wish to please us, he’s usually so grateful that my way of realizing this wish was m apologize for with our husband that we can't | | think: BEVERLY MAY BENNETT Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ben- nett of Boston avenue announce the engagement of their daugh- ter Beverly May to Marine Pvt. Harrol D. Beebe son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrol H. Beebe road. No date has the wedding of Pontiac been set for | ‘All I want is Bill’s love. Though istaken, I certainly don't have to for the wish itself.” | Club. Directors Fill Vacancies, Hear Reports The Board of the Wever Community Club met Monday at the home of president Mrs. | Gray | | Hawthorne Directors of - Owen - | George Mrs. Floyd Miles and Les Hudson elected to fill board vacancies * * * ’ were Mirs. Earl Oltesvig and Mrs Oscar Norgren reported on the Wednesday evening Family j Night activities at the Wever | 7 School cosponsored by the PTA and the Pontiac Department ol Parks and Recreation The new Friendly Visitors C program of the Pontiac Area ‘ United Fund was explained by) - Oltesvig The business was concluded with a discussion of desired community improvements A social hour followed Donations Decided |Episcopal Church Mrs Kau Jae cellent chit yresided at the Guild 6 6 Gathers pis aess session of \lizpan |M opened her home on Miami road Perfect Gift! Christmas Fach STIFFEL lamp is a treasure distinctive in design, flawless in crafts- manship by the artisans of lampcraft. There's a perfect lamp for your home . for a dear family on vour gift list. select from a wide collection including Lenox China, silver, brass and wood bases, 99° Up ’ Pan i aa ii i. | Open Thursday, Friday, Monday _ ed Evenings ‘til 9 Just South of Orchard Lake Road Temple 7 in Fellowship Hall on Voorheis road Thursday * * * isted Mrs. Charles A. Wood as rs. D. E. Stearns when she The group decided to give to Guild 6 of All Saints Epis copal Church last wk donations to the handicapped The group approvéd a donation children of Oakland Count) to St. Peter's Home for Boys in the Veterans Hospita it Detroit. Dearbern and pack two UI Plans were completed for the) more Christmas baskets annual Christmas bazaar dinner Hostesses were Mrs H Dec. 3. Serving will be from 5, Delos Nichohie Mrs. Charles to 7 p.m. in Stevens Hall. Tickets! [ennon and Mrs. Lewis Reid- will be available at the door ' ling e . u & |: my, I advised the sultan o give ‘em all MALING’S GLAMOUR GFT NLIPPERS 99,299 ‘erar wife, sister, or frend loves them — so will yours! de A. Black velvet, Powder Blue and Silver or Pink and Silver illusion cloth. B. Black velvet with Gold Sun burst design. C. Black, White, Powder Blue, or Pink plush, with satin ribbon. D. Black, White, Powder — or Pink ush, with amé band. ~ MALI SHOES 1. 1.99 Arnel, Mr. and Mrs. R. C: Johnston of Ann . announce the {rbor “~ engagement of their daughter, C. Grace, to Donald Tones, Mr. Mrs, H. B. Jones of Bou lane street. 4 itd June weddine So is planned. JOHNSTON o Typical Tourist If you're making your firs up to the tropics, one thing that definitely should not go into your suitcase is a of short shorts. They are not worn on the street in most tropical islands and brand yourself a tourist when you turn out in them. A tourist with bad taste, that is pail Good Remover Use acetone for removing such stains as fingernail) polish and ballpoint per ‘ink. Do not use the remover on acetate Dynel or Verel. MAL ING SHOES dda YY 50 N. SAGINAW: Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings , — , 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 Friendship _D—1 Eee : Te: . , . . . va “age " Blue Stars Visitors’ Aims Told Leather and Fur | In lower-priced brackets, wool ; | shearling is used for. lining N ight Held pee Remember | A qd Di d Now Teammate saist-length jackets or ear ™ coats with brushed leather ex- ; ot ong, | ge ISCUSSE Leather and fur show up as teriors Bethel No. 48, International daughter of V t teammates in both dressy and ~~ Order of Job’s Daughters, held the James L e erans ; ; | casual coats and jackets ite svinidahie ‘niglt Monday ax’ : Mary Pauli, executive direc- companionshp to the aged and | Among the most popular furs Low, Low Prices on nosuell: Veruie . . Strongs of Thé Blue Star Mothers of tor of the Visiting Nurse Assn., the ill confined at home. | are Canadian lynx, civet cat C t Dr s a pie. South America met Tuesday evening | spoke at the first meeting of Referrals are made to the { Paccoon fox, Norwegian blue usiom aperies Patricia Eaton honored Sout he YMCA ; fox; mink, le and beave att : . | the Friendly Visitors this week organization by private and x, mink, leopard and beaver R queen, welcomed friends from Ardmore Mrs. Florence McCrae, pres- at the Community Services public social welfare agencies. | * * * The YA DSTICK oO bess Es a ee avenue Went, reported on the recent Buildin The committee consists of They are shown with smooth, MIRACLE MILE co perl and Pontiac : d national convention in Pitts- Ch s- f the Visitors Mrs. William Miller, chairman, crushed and sueded leathers No. Five thels who were marrle burgh | — * ; aittet Mrs. Donald White, women's ee i ; . . i ri mittee, sh : i _— Pu : RF 7” JR. RL RS RR RR eat, enews -Robert F. The group sent Christmas | Advisory Committee, she | division chairman, Mrs. R. E. a Oe ee ie aie eee kD zs * * : : 4 pointed out that according to Meggitt, Mrs. Arnold Jerome, ** n — = _ Alexand boxes to loca] servicemen hos- a survey in 1957, more than . . . @ Mrs. Marion Vernon, grand exander js) pitalized in California ; = Lois Jane Kamoses and Mis: « marshal of the Guardian Coun son of Christmas donations were erin 4 = ve Pontiac A oe Pauli @ : cof Michiels. Was datidicad ‘ | 7 b tn _ a Sate | lation is over 65 years of age. | i | . Susan Phillips was initiated Vr. and Mrs.} vee ee aN iss = — oe | x *« * . & “Ne into the order. Honored . lospital, the Oaklan =_ “It’s time we put the accent Night Notes in “MIRRORS ae g a % Joyce Athene Strong wore aTuesday evening at the home of 4 white wool jersey sheath dress with'her parents, Mr. and Mrs, James pe nose tip pink veil for her mar- L. Strong of South Ardmore ave- Ls riage to Robert F. Alexander Jr. nue. 43 — — | She carried a corsage of pink «2 rosebuds on a white Bible (9 Entertains The Rey. Daniel J. Wallace, (2 associate pastor of the Central s at Luncheon Methodist Church, officiated at & the ceremony before members <> Mrs. Brady B. Adams. of of the immediate families. ra, Sinclair street entertained the | Mr. Alexander is the son of Mr ‘e United Church Women of Pon- angi Mrs. Robert F. Alexander of (* tlac at a luncheon Tuesday Fiint . s Plans) were formulated for The bride’s sister, Karen, serv- * observing the World Day of ‘ing as maid of honor, wore a dress ea Prayer scheduled for 10 am. 0f deep rose and carried pink car- ( March 4 at the First Congre- ae = ‘. tat re . gational Church . e rMegrooms father was . ! , C For Your Gif! Mrs. Edward Auchard, chair- , 9€St Man ‘ * * TWO SOFT SU EDE LOv ELIES, ® . man, and Mrs. Grace Steeves, tha tly to Pe Selection cochairman, led the discussion Following the ceremony, a re- whittled gen y % Others present were Mrs. J ception was held at the bride's the smart point of fashion. pa @ Wall Mirrors Harry Baker, president, Mrs. home * : Fred Manes and Mrs. Robert The bride's mother was gowned SHAWL (lef . SH: t)...faille collar * * . E Nienstedt in slate blue crepe and Mrs. Alex- . . . a Door Mirrors aa ander was wearing blue print satin highlights the vamp of this spindle-heeled pa , ; Both mothers wore white carna- with low V-cut side line * © Venetians Parents Learn tion corsages RI A a CE (above)... faille trim (Brackets for Installing) T hi T d The bride is a graduate of Hur- € 4P ( dif Ma) €ac Ing tren ley Hospital School of Nursing in ° with pert rosette adds subtle contran PY , Flint. A graduate of Flint Junior y y e At the November Malkim Ele-' Cojlege, the bridegroom Is an ap- to a graceful shoe with mid-hi heel. re On la¢ ass mentary School PTA meeting’ prentice electrician at Chevrolet a COMP NY Wh eachers ee parents of neW Manufacturing Co, in Flint. > TY trends in the teaching of arithme-) ; . a tic, phonics, social studies, lan- The new Mrs Alexander was $ 95 ® 23 W. Lawrence St. guage arts and the use of the Wearing a blue suit when she left 5 Bs, e { Downtown PLAYTIME PLAN If you've always wanted to play the Hammond Organ, here's a vomiectil chance to learn. Play Time lessons are fun. You'll learn quickly by playing real songs. And you'll be coached by one teachers. Come in or phone our experienced WO 5-3600, @ & Organ Lessons @ Organ in your home for 30 days @ Instruction material attr $25 Fee returned if you decide to buy, Oven Monday and Wednesday Evenings ‘til 8:30 P.M, THE PONTIAC PRESS. THTRSDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1959 Donna Simmons Married Club Jiscusaes Golden Age | Sara | : ‘cating Habits. op Every Night ‘ti 5 at Stringham Church " vchanin Your Wa) ot tates 2FOUPS SEC | sstndse &Hl 6 Bl 6 omfield |was the discussion topic at the| Donna Simmons, daughter of Mr. \Fashion Your Figure Club ‘meet- Tri Dp Fj I ! iS and Mrs. Paul Simmons of Lor- ling Thursday. Mrs. Janet Odell . ASHION SHOP ; * raine court, became the bride of home editor of The Pontiac Press,| When the, Golden Age Club, was speaker. {Group 1, amet this month, former pire ue ‘ee pes “Meo, ure * * * | Mayor William Donaldson showed | 1662 S. TELEGRAPH. BLOOMFIELD ‘ ate ME. JaCODS O Winning the trophy for the week |his film on Europe and the Holy Open: 9:30 - 9:00 Daily — Sat, 9:30 - 6:00 Fort Wayne, Ind., Saturday. The for the most weight lost was Mrs . Rev. Albert Butler, dean of Bethel Park Nique. Mrs. Clarence Ma-| Pictures of Europe and Ireland a 245 W. MAPLE, BIRMINGHAM College, Mishawaka, Ind., offici- haffy won the warwths prize ine were shown to Group II by Af Open 9:30 - 5:30 Daily — Fri. Eve. til 9:00 losing the most weight Standish Sibley. , * ao * Birthday corsages were present- ed to Mrs. Alice Porter of the first group and Mrs. Jennie Hilton of the latter. Members brought home canned |food and handmade articles to sell . jin the Christmas Cupboard. Weskit Favored | Serving as hostesses were Mrs. |Marcus Scott, chairman, Mrs. The wool jersey weskit is a (Frank Kirby, Mrs. Everett Rus- favorite with college gals. sell, Mrs. Earl Treadwell, Agnes Comes in red, black or beige Hilton, Mrs. Harry Yeager, Mrs. | ated at Stringham United Mission- ary Church, assisted by the Rev. James Randall. The bride’s satin gown was fashioned with lace trim, sweet- heart neckline and long, tapered sleeves. A chapel-length train en- hanced the dress. She wore a fingertip veil and help a _ stepha- notis and ‘gardenia bouquet. Mrs. Lois Raebun was welcomed into the club, and plans made for providing a Thanksgiving basket for the needy. W hat gifts would she love to wear on and on? Carolyn Simmons, sister of the bride, was honor maid, wearing a blue velveteen gown with white and has a three-letter mono- Merle McManus and Mrs. William gloves and carrying a bronze gram. : Donaldson shaded floral arrangement. - a Harry Jacobs, the bridegroom's Peo j . | cousin, was ‘beg$ man. Ushering * Sh p L ly Sh p i were Jack Barkiet, Raymond MRS. HAROLD JACOBS 0 cisure as 0 ow - Stump and Lowell Beckwith, all of| : FOR YOUR Mishawaka, and Floyd Erb, the) bride’s uncle to * | Weight Traphies Daniel McCann of Orlando, Fia., . : was soloist. Organist was Mrs. Are Distributed pallnark, Raymond Erickson. | Mrs. Matthew Fotheringham took the trophy for losing the C H R | S T M A S : C A R D S most weight when the Fash- Mrs, Simmons wore a toast lace dress with dark brown ac- cessories and an orchic corsage. After a reception in the church, ionette Club met at the Adah to be imprinted parlors, the bride changed to a Shelly Library. with your name. blue and black dress with black = oS accessories for a trip to Geneva, A discussion was held on N.Y. The couple wil] reside in| will power and how members Mishawaka. might help one another with The new Mrs. Jacobs is a gradu-| eating problems. ate of Bethel College. “How You Can Use a Sleep Record in Diet’ will be the : = theme of next week's program. ; Acid-Formers tok J : . = / Each member is expected \ Our Cuddly-Warm ‘‘Feath-or-nyl’’ Robe Gooey desserts not only add to contribute something to the \ . weight, they also are acid- “talent night’ program Dec. \ in Orlon and Nylon Fleece forming. Acids cling to teeth 1, Mrs. Frank Reichert said. . \ \ and causa decay. So if you j : substitute “fruit for rich pas- | The bones and footprints of STATIONERS ¢ BUSINESS OUTFITTERS Completely Washable. Drip-Dry. tries after dinner, you'll pre- j|dinosaurs have been found in the . S} bynt FE2-483) , . serve your teeth as well as (Palisades cliff near New York 123 North Saginaw p. other quilted nylon tricots, x Beautiful in blue or = ; teen ;, flannels, cottons, 10.95 to 29.95 rose. Sizes 10 to 18. 17.95 — ——— —_ —— ee —— ES ‘ ‘ . . . ene ys ‘ » Junior Formals PENDLETON’ gifts Ou pastel sweaters bear your with skirts to match Sizes 7 to 13. ig f Chri are here warmest wishes 99 trom &nrisimes in beoutiful varmes thru spring. £ Vection | fur-blend sweaters . by Glasgow, 14.95. silk organzas lace. Taffeta. 29.95 to 49.95 oe ae <3 Sas ae eee Ae flannel skirts in pastels and checks by Tudor Square, 14.95. Many of our customers have told us it's almost as heart-warming to give as to receive Pendleton sportswear. They know the Pendleton label means quality, and they know how men feel about receiving a new Pendleton shirt or jacket, or even a muffler. The Pendleton label has become synonymous with quality because every Pendleton is dyed, spun and woven of pure virgin wool to an Oregon formula that goes back over 90 years. This year, bring your gift list in to our Pendleton department and guarantee that those favorite names on your list have a truly “Merry Christmas”, Very Important SAVINGS on FALL DRESSES A in Sheer Wools SPECIALLY PRICED! Were 39.95 to 59.95 now $241 $38 : ee Re Se Pendleton Jacket, $-M-i-XL, $17.50 Pendleton Sport Shirt, S-M-L-XL, $13.95 Pendieron Lounging Robe, $-M-L-XL, $25.00 Pendleton Muffier, $5.00 Pendleton Mose, 10'/,-13, $3.50 . : | . . Pendleton Slacks, $22.95 *. } uniors love this n on ns Robe-in-o- . Ver Im ortant ee ree 8 7 : flannel sheath y Pp in holiday colors. SAVINGS on fi Rose and Light Beige FU R-TRIM COATS | 16.95 , Were $139..Now %]]9 E izes 7 to 13 e . 9 ’ | ‘ _ Were $110. . Now $88 a One of a group of new junior pastel =“ , . wools to wear now and through BS | Spring. TWEED COATS | Were $75... Now $58 “| Open Every Night ‘til Christmas ey ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, From $500 to $9800 Serving Pontiac Over 73 Years PAULES SHOE STORE 35 North Saginaw Street OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ul 9 P.M. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 Dear Abby Shares Her Happiness SIAPPS .. Figured Corduroy Welco Foam-tred brown or red Indian figures Sizes 6-11 45 Zip closing, colorful with cowboy and Completely washable $ sizes |] -3 $3.75 : PATTERNED ZIP Corduroy slipper for warmth and colorful wear. Assorted colors. $7)95 uhere you get wonderful, delightful Christmas gifts for the excitement they bring! These will bring gleeful oh’s and ah’s from your Santa set. Layaways of course! Red Leather Boot Leather slipover with zip closing and crepe sole. Red only. Sizes 5-12 $ By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN If I were to set down all the things for which I have to be thankful on this Thanksgiving Day, I could fill this page. But I would like to share with you a few unpub- lished letters from readers. And for these I am truly thankful. ABBY DEAR ABBY: Maybe you never hear from people to whom you have given advice, but here is one who wants you to know that in March, 1958 I wrote to you and asked you how to get over a love affair that was destroying me. (He was a married man.) You wrote me two pages of the best advice I have ever had. I carried your letter around and read it until it was so worn out I had to recopy it. Well, I took your advice, Abby, arid I know you'll be pleased tg learn that I am going to be married on Christmas Day to the most wonderful man in the world. Thank you for opening my eyes, GLORIA X (Los Angeles, Calif.) * * * DEAR ABBY: My husband and I want to thank you for recommending Alcoholics Anonymous in your column. We are both alcoholics. I have been dry for four years and my husband for.six. I am sure you have educated many people who formerly felt that alcoholics were to be punished and cursed. On behalf of all of us who are fighting this battle, please accept our thanks for your understanding. B. AND J. (Houston, Texas) * * * DEAR ABBY: Thank you from the bottom of my heart for telling be that there was a place like the Florence Crit- tenton Home for unwed moth- ers in Denver. You will never know how close I came to taking my life the day your letter arrived. “JUST IN TIME” (Denver, Colo.) DEAR ABBY: If you never write another line you will have earned your place in heaven for your answer to “'Fifteen.’’ The boy in the case was my son. Your advice, They are only “Tell your parents. your best friends and the ones who can help you” gave him the courage to talk to his Dad. Bless you, Dear Ab- by. May you live to be 100. MRS. J.J.C. (Oklahoma City) * * * DEAR ABBY: Judy had a baby boy this morning and she asked me to write to you and give you the news first be- cause you are the one who sent her here. She sends her love and says she will never for- get you. ‘Thank You for Notes Which Say I've Helped _ (Mary Talbert Home, Cleve- land, Ohio) * * * DEAR ABBY: I wrote you | a five-page letter, Abby, but you'll never see it because [ | tore it up. But it will prob- | | ably give you a lot of satis- faction to know that I found the answer to my _ problem myself just by writing it out. | « I hope others will do what I did. [t is a lot cheaper than psychiatry and the principle is the same. Smceerely yours, W. C. (Washington, D. C.) * * * DEAR ABBY: Mrs. Marion Carcioppolo was not the only one who cut out the letter to CANNOT BE CONSOLED and hung it in her kitchen. We lost a wonderful son in World War | II. A mother never gets over a loss like this, But, Abby, that letter in your column has also helped me to pray harder and to cry less. Thought you'd like to know MRS. H. L * * (Philadelphia) * | DEAR ABBY: I am so mixed |} up I am going crazy. I mar- ried a man three years ago thinking we were an ideal couple, He hasn't had a happy. | day and I am miserable. I would kill myself but I am a Catholic and it is a mortal »in What Abby? This | is a Problem and J can I do marriage Managing Terrible Handicap RUTH MILLETT is one of | By ’ | A ‘‘Managing Mama” the worst handicaps a_ teen-age) girl can have. To find out if you are a managing mama, just ask yourself the following questions: 1. Do you decide on who your |daughte r's friends should be? . Do you try to arrange dates Nor her with sons of women you | know? ' | 3. Do you insist that ‘‘mother | knows best’? when it comes to | chodsing her clothes, deciding on a hair style, and so on? 4. If your daughter is not in- icluded in a group or organization that you want her in, do you get ibusy putting pressure on mothers, teachers, or wherever you think [pressure will do some good? | 5. If your daughter doesn't date aS muth as some of her friends, do you keep insisting that she make} more of an effort to be popular? 6. When your daughter brings | friends home, do you join the group and try to help your daughter entertain them? | 7. Do you hold up another girl | as a model for your daughter? 8. When your daughter has a disappointment, do you make a} |bigger fuss over it than she does? | 9. Do you discuss your daughter iconstantly with anyone who will what does a Priest know about marriage? Answer me soon in the paper before I lose my mind. MISERABLE DEAR MISERABLE: Talk to your Priest. You don’t have to be a cow to know what milk is. * * * DEAR ABBY: My girlfriend and I are writing to tell you that a letter in your column giving both sides of the ques- tion of whether an “unwed mother should put her baby--| up for adoption or keep it | helped us to make up our minds. I am keeping my haby and she is giving hers up. You are | so right, Abby, Each case is different. We remember you in our prayers every night. Love, «BLONDE and REDHEAD (Booth Memorial Hosp. Chica- go, Ill.) * * * DEAR ABBY: The signed “‘TOO LATE” from the woman who was ‘‘toa, busy’ to go to visit her poor gray-haired parents hit home with me, Abby. I was also ‘TOO BUSY” to give my elderly parents the attention they deserved, but letter | | thank God I am not too late. Printed Pattern 4915: Misses’ You woke me up Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 “NOT TOO LATE”, top style 15s yards 35-inch; mid- (Allentown, Pa.) {dle 1% yards 39-inch; lower 2 ————_—_—_ r Mama Is | listen, not hesitating to tell things meant only for your ears? 10. Do you “do everything” for Hair Needs your daughter, instead of encour aging her to do things for het- Homework | self? 11. Are you always having con-| ferences with your daughter's! lteachers to be sure they ‘‘under- stand” her, and are you hot-footing it to the school every time you) feel someone has been “unfair” | to her? 12. Do you nag at your daughter constantly to do this and not to do that? * * * Be honest when answering these questions, for a managing mama not only handicaps her daughter's | growth, but eventually drives her| | daughter from her, ric, practically pattern: ~ |yards 35-inch. tern part. Easier, accurate. | send — add 10 cents for each ipattern for 1st-class mailing. Send to Amne Adams, tiac Press, 137 Pattern Dept., West 17th St., Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number. i A million pounds of fossilized — has been removed from ‘Utah's famed Dinosaur Quarry ‘since it was discovered in 1909. { — ——— - A PERFECT GIFT FOR MEN OF LEISURE — SLIPPERS BY DANVERS® by Mana Haloms Wonder blouses — sew easy and so smart! They take so little fab- you can whip up all three for pennies. Tomorrow's Women's. Printed directions on each pat- Send 35 cents in coins for thjs care of The Pon- 243 New York 11, N. 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Huron at Telegraph “Shop Where Every Day Is Sale Ray” (Open Fri. and Sat. to 9) ' ‘ sakes 2 ak ae te ee ee ee " THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 ig nn Es é he j GIFTS OF CHARM , AND DISTINCTION FOR THE HOME! E. BOSTON ROCKERS I. OIL LAMP REPLICA For Mother and Daughter Reminiscent of the elegance SPICE RACKS tic in design, these and glamour of jay - re} roductions are sturd T ineties, h 1s han 1-Laurife 1 from $2 to $15 ristructed and hand milk glass shade Nunaticaruceeic nent: A —Ter - : i brass littings, opai-rur ass hed w ! Wide choice po ead ask. a fd, fn, font and white e ROCKERS FOR Wr.2 ose. ; e » MOTHER $29.95 and up 21 inches high $19.95 is ay] ROCKERS FOR =- , DAUGHTER $14.95 and up J MAGAZINE BASKETS tted {fr } F DUCKS IN FLIGHT 9 tering sold bree uses ze with or without spice ndividual scices from 40c to $0c Rack shown, complete with 18 Spices .. sok . $12.95 A. SOLID BRASS CANDLESTICKS Add a golden gleam to ma or table! 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Inlaid cork ine] with stick pins. 14% = Bring Along Your Christmas List—and Enjoy ONE-STOP GIFT SHOPPING AT ee In our large and varied selection of beautiful and unusual gifts you are certain ,8 Asa: to find the ‘just right’’ present for everyone on your Christmas list! We have a wonderful Gift Wrapping department for your convenience. And, if you wish, x we will handle packing, mailing, and insuring of your out-of-town gifts. TRAVEL ALARM . CLOCK GIFTS TO DELIGHT ANY HOSTESS! $4.95 eri Dependable and accurate, = AY HORS D‘OEUVRES TRAYS O. CHAFING DISH colors. Other Travel Clocks Hoamd made of echd chert . aratenly js o (rom $4.95 to $15. made 1 cherr, ith 2 se 1 beautiful satin |! sh. Leaves tor vour note- y 3 4 pe N ; ee the , | th piack leg 1arale $16.95 book of aitt ideas! Whe na brass ver, < too! 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SIZZLE STEAK m Ertiond PLATTERS } 1art ¢ aay I MUGS ..c-scecccsseccscccreassenscccsssceesens $19.95 Pertect for indoor or outdoor HOLIDAY CANDLES k roiling and frying. Specially de- 35¢ Pr. to $1.50 Each U. SET of 8 GLASSES in CADDY er withhworden hove, Many sizes, shapes and kinds to U. a a gga cst qa _ “ wooden trays. add the beauty of candlelight to your holiday festivities! ¥ brass ca easy-! cry handle A . $4 95 3-lr Size eee er $10 WIGGdS @ 24 WEST HURON ST. @ PONTIAC @ = Open Every Night. Until Christmas! —— — esi ee - ; | Courtesy in Column, the>ame _ Anywhere By EMILY POST “Dear Mrs, Post: I plan. on flying to the Coast next month to visit relatives. This will be 16 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 _ ee | Turkey expects its first atomi¢ reactor to be put into operation in 1962. MEET for LUNCH RIKER FOUNTAIN. Sealtest Ice Cream Popular Prices Riker Building Lobby The 74% mile Chesapeake*.Bay, Lebanese International Airways (¢ ; yunt Blessings Bridge in Maryland is the long- expects to have Jetliners on its — L est all-steel over-water bridge in overseas runs by the spring o = = Say . Thanks’ JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Od hl RE da al, interesting Jf sore a By It would be ne would make a study concern ing what things most people are most thankful for. Why not do it to- my first flight and I would ap- jay in this column? If you will preciate any pointers you can write ind tell me your number give me so as not to be awk- ne reason for being thankful, and ward or impolite.” iso your number two and three | ———— easol we would have quite a Answer: General rules of Cross sect of the feminine popu courtesy are the same in a | itor plane as in a pullman or bus. | This probably will be as diffi On a plane no definite seat is | cult for you to do as it is for me reserved for anyone First I suppose T am MOST thankful comer has first choice of any for being alive Otherwise | would | seat not marked “occupied ” not be able to enjoys ANYTHING on this wonderful earth In a plane, people are inclined to be friendly and you are en- Next I am thankful for good health which lifts every day out of tirely free to talk to a fellow the ordinary and makes accom passenger unless that person | plishment and happiness possi- indicates by her (or his) man- | ner that she ‘or he) would | ble With fine health and an extra rather be left alone. At meal- margin of energy you.can live ina j : brant way whieh would other | time the stewardess brings you wise be impossible, Many gallant | an ingeniously equipped tray souls overcome illness and physi of food. There are no extra | charges for food. and an «aur line employe is not permitted to accept gratituties Cigarette smoking 1s permitted. Remember that the only luggage that may be taken with you in the cabin is some- thing that you can hold on your lap, or that can be put in the small rack over your head Anything else must be checked —and excess weight paid for cal disaster with their great spirits ind love of life, but this 1s omplishment which takes and not everyone is up fo an ut real Butterflies — use scraps of many different fabrics to make this color- ful applique quilt! It’s a practical pretty way, to.use remn ints! Each butterfly a single patch. Pattern 768: pattern for butterfly patches; charts; directions Send Thirty-five Cents (coins) for this patter — add 5 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing Send to The Pontiac Press, 124 Needlecraft Dept. P.O. Box 164 courage also on a famous actress - and one of the brightest stars ‘ in our collection of smart, small pendants. When worn at the throat of a fashionable fashionable, who (but I an expert) would know that it’s not the costly real thing but our cultured pearl and rhinestone version? Iam so very grateful for those love and for those who love me, How colorless and cold it would seem without them! What warmth they add to existence! I only put these cherished folks last because if I were not alive , I would not be able to show my love for them and if I did not Today is the traditional day to give thanks. Josephine Lowman counts her blessings in today’s Why don't you write to her and tell her Mrs. Post: When ex- hot coffee is “Dear tremely YOU GET ALL THIS Pearl Pendants *2° up column. eu have good healt: it would be im- 5 . : 2 , : Old Chelsea Station, New York 11 . eVSC possible for me to do for them what you are most thankful for: after stirring it gently. (1) is y print plainly Pattern num- | ® Waterproof Pearl Earrings *l°’ up what Tam able to do — aa | i permis fo tate it ath 8, Ya brim aml Paver” "Tg Shockproot I am thankful for my column your spoon to. see if it is cool New! New! New! Our 1960] @ Non-magnetic enough to drink? (2) Is It per Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book is'} @ Non-breakable Mothers Meet because of the opportunity it gives me to touch so many lives. I am missible to blow quietly on ex mainspring ready NOW! Crammed with excit Auxiliary e thankful for ““Whvyv Grow Old?" be for Luncheon tremely hot liquid food either ing unusual popular designs to e Sweep second hard Layaway Now for Christmas cause of the richness, inspiration Ins ected . in a boul, or cup to aol it be- crochet, knit sew embroi- | e Luminous dial humor, vanety and great lift your and Sewing fore tasting I der, quilt, weave — fashions home| e Non-breakable crystal letters give me. | am glad that — furnishings, toys. gifts, bazaar hits) @ Stqiniess steel . : ; re ™” because of the column [ can be Inspection at Monday eve . Answer (1) Certainl, In the book FREE § quilt The Store here Qua ity Counts a ; Members of American Gold : ; yf service to many of you & ning’s VFW 1008) Auxiliary | - : ‘ To blow gently and briefly on patterns. Hurry send 25 cents for . I am thankful for the beauty all . meeting was under the direc- Star Mothers, Inc., Chapter a liquid in a spoon just before ‘your copy. y about us and for festive occasions tion of Mrs. Mary Mader, 5th Nine, met for a luncheon and tasting it is permissible, but such as today, when families| District _President. and Mrs sewing meeting Tuesday at the to blow on food in a bowl or A aie s * bad yvather together in happiness and nd Kripps, district banner home of Mrs, Edna Olmstead cup would be very bad man- . understanding companionship yearer ; ners PARK-SHOP Pontiac ‘ Oldest Jewel: ) Store I hope you have a happy Thanks- Plans were completed for the on Tele graph — * _ 4 ao giving and that you will write to. distribution of Thanksgiving “D Tre Wh tal You : ae Among those present were ear \irs. Post: When go- 28 W. Huron FE 2-7257 tell Les what YOU are most baskets to needy veterans Si. Sess evil. is ing to a hotel or club for din- Jeweled thankful oF . . j Donations. were pg : the John E. Bray, Mrs. Edna ner with a woman companion, ——— - T “Ort Ad ; adie fund aa Gn a Matheny, Mrs, Lewis A. Young, should I drive up to the en- = — omorrow fers avice r Laplas 1ad0wW arn na Se J J ” e Mrs trance and let h r of befor IY Me & {> eer «| Those Whose Feet Have Odo! Home and to VEFW Camp rss ; I yh Zz Mr take m ; ¢ ° € . efore ON va Or, (A Va Ay, 4 : : Woodbury Langton and Mrs. Earl M parking the car, or just what ~ cs LRA DN LSA rN . : Duemler, is correct in this situation?” Mo Saves | roning It was announced that the “Guests were Mrs Bessie ees 9 5 Se a ae re 5 an ‘ — se will be Dec Brown and Mrs. Edith Tick Answer: Unless it is raining r < 3] he wW g ) ‘ . i ou ik a 4 - ~ Me The December business or bitter cold, it is best that “UT es iv utd [op i a nee “ne ; 1W ‘ ( ’ ' ee will be at 1 p.m. gn you park the car first and then eliminate up to nine hours o Yec hee , walk back to the entrance wit bf For ec vimle week tor 2N0eS Colorful ve i YOU GET ALL THIS: , “a the homemaker of a family of New colors on the green : -_ four if the wardrobe is mostly noe Wanker bf willie shoes Blouses Lively Ha + rhe porte jaan . ‘ coe a e ock prot { wash-and-weal! Studies show now featurés the traditional The blouse gets unusua! color Bazaa r PPY e Unbreakable mainsprin that up to 13 minutes of hand British walker for women in treatment this season: stripes | / Thanks ivin Servi arant 9 ironing time can be saved on | orange, lemon and lime- of olive green, brown and soft Dj g g °; 1 —s -— a man's white shirt, alone colored leathers | blue on a white ground mner eft Day or 1 year GIFT SUGGESTIONS FROM GEORGE’S JEWELRY DEPT. @ Ladies’ & Men's Wallets @ Men's Jewelry ® Lighters @ Costume Jewelry ® Holloware @ Silver Sets @ Ladies Pearl Pendants @ Many More Gift Items SRS RERRERERREREEERRERREES SESE RES REREER ERR EEE Members of Pontiac White Shrine No. 22 will hold their annual bazaar and beef pot roast dinner Saturday evening from 5:30 to 7:30 at Roosevelt Temple, State street. The pub- lic is invited * ——f rom——_ NATURAL HEALTH FOODS 8 Mt. Clemens St. FE 4-4601 METRO FURNITURE * * Mrs. Edward Pritchard is §general chairman with Mrs. Samuel Smith cochairman, Egyptian Craftsmen were mak ing glass containers 4,000 years ago 74 N. Saginaw—Near Huron No Payments ‘til Feb., 1960 Check these bargain values. Visit us. Get acquainted. Here are the reasons! $4.00 Down Is Enough 09 OR WALNUT Recliner Contour $ Chair Bunk Bed Ladder and Guard Rail IN MAPLE 3 Beautiful Matching Tables Studio Couch Sleeps 2 Simmons Box Spring or Mattress $39 FULL OR TWIN SIZE 5 Five Piece Dinette Group Christmas Treasures... 0) 9x12 Ft. Solid Maple Beautiful Christmas dreams come oy Axminster $ Bachelor $ Platform $39 fe TURas « itureatn rb ipl ; | Rug Chest Rocker FOR HIM: Knight's Print, blue. red of POR WER: Paper Doll Print; eque, pink or . romantic waltz tength gowns an ROUND TABLE NATURAL FINISH ae hecece ae PeLen allen, PIAS Byes ORs J0, J matching peignor in mist-net tS , $3.50 ” m $3.50 \) nylon tricot by Luxite kitten soft : X] 8 Drawer Two Big Double Door they wear their toys to bed with robes by Stella Fagin (start at a tiny ch) Kneehole $ Scoop $ Cedar $ 12 98) ...Laros, famous fit slips ... lingerie by Flair... all in new color drama or white Boudoir Slippers to match from 3.98 Chairs IN PLASTIC Wardrobe Mhgy. Desk A AG Storkline Baby Crib $39 & Mattress LARGE SIZE Ve, PULL-OVER SLEEPERS IN CHARMING Girls’ 2-Pc. Pajamas Boys’ 2-Pc. Pajamas L063 xX & | with rib knit legs with rib knit le | : gs. ry _ : % Liquor S | Sizes 4 to 14..... ......$3 and $4 Sizes 4 to 12...........$3 and $4 cry * Eailavette Infants’ 2-Piece Snap Fasten Sleepers. - Gay prints. Sizes | to 4........... $3 COMPLETE WITH GLASSES } Open ’til 9 Friday and Monday Lighted Free Parking Rear of Store THE MARGARET ANN SHOP. Riker Bldg. 37 West Huron Street a . - "i PDR Os ° = es Se! ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1959 | Pre Christmas Special -Joan: Humphrey Weds in Candlelig ht Service Before an altar banked with white chrysanthemums and palms, Joan Humphrey spoke her mar- riage vows to Frederick L. Parsons in a candlelight service Saturday evening in Central Methodist Church, The Rev. Daniel J. Wallace, as- sociate pastor, officiated before! nearly 295 guests. Joan ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Humphrey of East Longfellow avenue, Mr. Parsons is the son of Mrs. Fred Parsons of Barkell street and the late Mr. Parsons. The bride wore a floor lengthy taffeta gown with chapel train Seed pearls and sequins accented the round neckline Her crown of seed arls and sequins held the wedding veil in, place, * * * The bride’s sister Darlene May came from Ann Arbor to be matron, MRS. FREDERICK L. PARSONS of honor. Another sister, Judy, and Shoddy Shoes Big Detraction Beauty 1S a tip-to-toe state When vou dress in spring lighter colored leathcr and mesh shoes. keep them as neal and clean as possible Nothing detracts more from one’s appearance than, shoes that are discolored and down at the heels. When clean ing mesh footwear, put a white cloth inside the shoe. This ab- sorbs the dirt being chased away by the cleane! Can Be a Help to Your Hostess NEW YORK—The first rule of guestmanship is te avoid making extra work for. your hostess. If you cannot take the train she suggests, plan to take a cab from tbe station If you're driving, offer to bring Other guests And whatever you do, don’t attempt to change the invita- tion’to another weekend. Your hostess has probably carefully planned her guest list. maids They wore gowns of Paris pink nylon orgagza and carried bou- quets of pink carnations. The bridegroom asked Douglas Wood of Ferndale to be best man. Ushers were Ray Kirby of Water foyd and Charles Humphrey, a brother of the bmde * * * i i Following the reception at the church, a smail reception was held _ a! the bride's home Mrs. Humphrey chose a blue lace dress and white accessories for her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Parsons wore beige lace with brown acces- | somes * * * | { For a tmp to northern Michigan | with her husband the new Mrs. Parsons chose a cream satin bro cade suit with black accessories The couple will live in Norfolk Va. where Mr. Parsons is sta- tioned with the U.S. Navy They’re Back | Mother-of-pearl buttons return to fashion favor in the new | Pans collections Some are flat and very nearly two inches wide. They are done in both colors and white | ° ria BARBARA JEAN FLING A Jan. 3% wedding is planned by Barbara Jean Fling who at tended Ferris Institute H engagement to Bill G. Willis son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis of Niagara ave. is announced by her parents. Mr. and “rs Donna Williamson were brides- Bernard Fling of Orchard Lake Hats Widen There was a difference to the towering crowned hats shown this fall. In past Seasons. the crowns were .tapered at the top. but the newest versions widen, Crowns also are more supple and crushabje, without the former blocked look A ceremony performed Sat urday at Grace Lutheran Church united Marcille A Hansen and James EF. Kephart Jr. in marriage The Rev. Kenneth Ferguson of St Stephen's Lutheran Church, Lansing, officiated be- fore some 150 guests. White chrysanthemums and candles banked the altar * * * The bride is the daughter of Ir. and Mrs. Ingmar A. Han- en of Lansing. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer Kephart of Drayton Plains Of white satin, the bride's fil-length gown was tashioned with an empire waistline and white velvet trim, She wore a quéen’s crown interwoven with an illusion veil and held a cascade bouquet of feathered white carnations centered with whit® roses. Honor matron Mrs. Allen G Courtney of Lansing wore a two-tone pink gown with a head wreath of chrysanthe- mums ald carried a_ pink chrysantheinum and pink rose bouquet. * * * My. Courtne \ Was best man. Ushers were Richard \law- hinney of Drayton Plains and Douglas Hansen of Lansing, brother of the bride Mrs Hansen wore a blue Mrs. Kephart chose a beige peau de sole sheath with gold accessories and a bronze Chrysanthemuin and _ yellow rosebud corsage. | * . SHOP AT KEEGO CENTER 2945 Orchard Lake Rd. KEEGO HARBOR Hallmark Christmas f8e CARDS cic. DOR-L SHOP FE 4-1440 Prescriptions Filled and Delivered 24 Hours q Day KEEGO DRUG CO. FE 2.3778 1 § CUPS and Mm) SAUCERS eg enh & colors $700 Set Bone China available. slightly highe See Our Display of Famous “Leathermates by Buxton” allets, Jewel Boxes, Lighters GREGORY JEWELRY Phone FE 4-9838 The Hammond “Extravoice” Everything about it is New! Rich brilliant tone. Lovely decorator styling and easy to play key- board. The Extravoice gives you a magnificent range of tone and a thrilling variety of musical effects. Share the fun of music with your family. Grinnell’s, 27 South Saginaw Street D-—17 James Kephart Wed | Wash Curtains in Lansing Ceremony When your plastic shower curtains become water-spotted, soap streaked and stiff from lace sheath with white and long use. renew their appear- navy accessories and. a white feather hat. Her corsage was of pink rosebuds and“ feathered white carnations. ance with your automatic home latindrs A quick trip through the washer with just * * * a water conditioner in the dis penser will stmp out the soap | and leave the plastic curtains clean and pliable * The ancient Greeks relayed news reception in the church of the fall of Troy by lghting parlors followed. firés on mountaintops —— . —— ——$ Play by Christmas! ‘910 $95 down, $29 monthly Styled and Set Rudolph’s Beauty Shop 311 National Bldg. ELEVATOR SERVICE “We'll Be Looking for You” Formerly of the Pontiac State Bank Bldg. PERMANENTS Completely Cut, § is ae A Hairstyle Just For You FE 5-6911 A new HAMMOND organ at our LOWEST price ever! FE 3-7168 Rent the Extravoice for 30 days 6 lessons. rental fee and $ instruction books. All for 25 Layaway Now for Christmas Drip- Dry Pima Cotton NO-IRON Roll-up sleeves. converti- ble collars. Needs no iron- ing. In white, blue, mint, maize, beige and assort- ed patterns. Sizes 32-58. LAVISHLY TRIMMED All Nylon Slips and Petti-Slips /™' Values to $5.99 ? for *4 BURTON'S SMART LADIES’ APPAREL 75 North Saginaw —— a — OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 P. M. Fur Blend Values to } $12.95 SPECIAL WAG IS Full Fashioned weaters WGI \® Sa. => SS “s a ae ee: hy le hy el iy satiate nal APRN AN Z _—~PRE-HOLIDAY NE ——* +s Values to $49.95 % Plaids. Tweeds, Solids. Pile Lined, Zip-Out. Values to $59.95 Man-Made Furs which look and feel like the real thing. ALL WOOL (‘() A 7 Calin p¢ pany § IG ~ = THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 _ | RT |Christmas Tree Sale lor tse’ smo wisty, wwe Hare Looking | peices are resoable. y 4 eo Sas service said, ranging from 25 = “We are told that aluminum \ t B 0) 40 Milli cents for wild trees to $2 or more [nto Aluminum plates may be used for six 4,-. 0 e ver | ion for plantation grown trees for Car Plates years,” he added. Ty po - : “The relatively high prices paid Hare noted that lowa will uN, *{ | WASHINGTON Ww — The US. for plantation-grown trees has LANSING (ff — The feasibility adopt aluminum plates in 1961, ¥ | Sal \Forest Service predicts consump-iattracted many new producers ' making the shift because of the tion of Christmas trees in this Suggesting the likelihood of in of aluminum license plates for | steady steel situation. | & competition for Michigan metorists instead of Iowa officials reported the the traditional steel is being in plates will cost two cents more vestigated by Secretary of State than steel plates. But, they ex- country this year will be some- creasing strong 'what above 40 million trees available markets in the future,’’, | . aid It said imports from Canada 't S4\ . — M. 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And even if a spy gets caught he usually gets off with a minor penalty * * * A survey showed that from 10 to 15 persons are arresied every 9.117 ballots clipped from Dayton day by West German police. | newspapers after WAVI switched When Convict they are sen-'from its usual programming of tenced to a co in prison, | popular and classical music to go then they begin all Wer ayain the way of rock ‘'n’ roll } Irate newspapers have spoken | Only 57 of the ballots indicated out angrily at the situation, de- | a preference for rock ‘n’ roll. Quality 3-Piece COLORED BATH SETS 21x32—2-Compartment | Full Factory Guarantee KITCHEN $9795 |SUMP g@@g5 Reg. $219.95 SINK sts cigs PUMP With cast iron tub. “1 29% OTHERS $5.95 UP ssteens Reg. $39.95 Crow] said his station received Complete with ail chrome trimmings. 3-Pc. White or Colored Includes 5-ft tub, wash basin, $gg* All “A” grade chrome 2 Compartment Comeat BATH SETS {200 itinas. mee. tiseh manding stiff penalties for con- | The station, which had pulled the Lauadry Tray Famous Make — Reg. $79.95 . victed sples but thus far there | switch as an unannounced ex- C A With $ ; 21 x 32 Dbl. Compart. 10-Year Warranty e tee e _ 0 Aas bese se sete. | portment, returned to its normal | ‘and Foseet STAINLESS $ 95| GARBAGE $ 95 Only major spy cases are tried; programs. $ 75 STEEL SINK DISPOSAL ‘ by the federal Supreme Court in’ During tne experiment. th ae Warlsruhe, the only court to hand | tation received more than 1,80¢ ] Ow ou e see tried it the cout at Neustadt, |Ccepnone Protests, Crow! said Coch & Carry COPPER PIPE S.Ft. Steel Bath Tub .... $46.95 are tried in the court at Neustadt , : To the embarrassment of Neu)... . : . * cee 12” M HARD—20’ Lengths ft. 16c Cast Iron Bath Tub . $59.95 s stadt court officials and city ie see . the : at mn , : t We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities 44" M HARD—20’ Lengths ft. 24¢ Crate Merred Bath Tubs . $10 up ] 0 a e er authorities the city is considered . rotate Ce Vou = " A Ft. § 3.79 the central meeting place of spies listeners are supposed to want WE ACCEPT 3 WAYS TO BUY: - L SOFT—60’ Coil ... ff. 25¢ pal S. H. Sell _ -i- and secret agents in West Ger-|Tock 'n’ roll. But the people who COMMITMENTS = —casm 14" K SOFT—60' Coil ft. 50c 3” S$. H. Soil Pipe 57, $ 3.19 many. jare interested enough to clip a Open Fri. 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Vee 40 Galvanized Tees ....$ .27 s in Europe. — eg Sat Nee ae eee 24” COPPER TEES ........ 2% £ te contact them and I ve Most of the captured spies are tieve the reault will be a real * found to be working with the East bombshell German intelligence organization.| «1 know of one woman who told \ few = shad — ™ A ena oF me she was called by a national ty works for other Communist’ rating company. And when she satellites. All the information stated she was listening to ow . i Moscow. istation, she was told ‘Oh, they — Com an * don't count,’ Crowl said. EVEREADY German authorities credited the | PP y P : } popularity of spying with the ad-| —— CLOSES THE VALVE ON HIGH PRICES... venture it has to offer, the quick! , Riger'a. push seal . 172 S SAGINAW F Parki FE 4 1516 | money for easy work and the) ) ©%. D8S 9% million people. more m galletas lm = light punishment if caught. They St gees — and New! Wessen St. Side thought the spy business would ~ — - ——_—_———_—_— aoe. mL er ¢ _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 ee, | State Solons ee Jake Holiday D—19 38 one of the youngest commis- sioners in state bar history, was named to the. post by unanimous action of the Supreme Court. smartly styled. No major instal- Named to State Bar LANSING w — William M. Ell- }man of Detroit has been named one lof four commissioners-at-large for} \the state bar of Michigan, Chief] Supplementing Heat ! If your heating system is too lation work is necessary. Consult a small to keep your home com-/®8S heating contractor or your lo- 'fortable in cold weather it can be|°@! 48 Company. jsupplemented with a gas wall The word “kremlin’’ means cit- i John R. Dethmers “an-| Islam is the predominant re- heater or a gas wall furnace,! "eas . Dethmers said Ellman, at) ligion of Albania These appliances are compact and ade! in Russian Leave Fruitless Bout “ Over Taxes Amid Blast’ Interchange | LANSING W — Michigan law-| makers scattered Wednesday for a long Thanksgiving haliday after an; | other frustrating and fruitless bout CT EN Sa eo) | } ES | ' 2) Sy Dae a eE | le, p Pao Bes . what the well-heeled A RS: eens Ween S SANTA'S HELPER might give his literate friends, at prices ranging sah from $15 to $35. ! Fill Those Christmas Stockings With Books From 50 Cts. to $180 haps from Robert Penn Warren.|‘‘The Fireside Book of Humor- James Michener, Saul Bellow, Wil-!ous Poetry.’’ edited by William liam Faulkner and John Hersey.'Cole and published by Simon & Faulkner ended the Snopes story|Schuster. Among its scores of con- By W. G. ROGERS AP Arts Editor NEW YORK (AP)—How about a book package deal for Christmas? Here is a gift suggestion of in “The Mansion’; Hersey ee were W. H. Auden, Wil- five volumes, heavier than you “The War Lover’; Michener, | liam Blake, Lewis Carroll, T. S can carry, handsomer than you “Hawaii; Warren, ‘‘The Cave’’; Eliot, Samuel Hoffenstein, A. E. and Bellow, ‘‘Henderson The Rain Housman, R. P. Lister, Phyllis can imagine, and worth more ‘1 my opinion, than you pay for) King.” McGinley, Ogden Nash, Dorothy , . ! c 4 “ > 2¢ k » Hi N | the lot—$180. You would also get credit for Parker, Theodore Roethke, W. M . ot . Thackeray. Dylan Thomas ard They are: “The West Point discernment if you gave one of Mildred Weston— a New Yorker Atlas of American Wags,” com- | the two Vladimir Nabokov nov- . ' . : magazine poet mention last, Lord help me, though as I shall try to explain to her, she being my wife, the simple reason is !that she comes Iast alphabetically. piled at West Point, edited by | els, a new one and a reprint; Col. Vincent J. Esposito; pub- | Allen Drury’s “Advise and Con- lished by Praeger; two volumes, | Sent’; George Garrett’s “The boxed, © $47.50. Finished Man’’; or works by | | Auchincloss, Cole, Kerouac ‘Emakimono, the Art of the aw — erouac or Japanese Painted Hand-Scrolls,’’| . cate For nonfiction there were pene U.S. Gives $1 Million photos by Akihisa Hase, text by Dietrich Seckel; Pantheon; boxed, trating analyses of America de- for Alcoholism Study WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Pub- | $35. serving @f notice even in a holi- lic Health Service has awarded a “Drawings for a Living Archi- day season: “Image of America,” tecture.” Frank Lloyd Wright; by R. L. Bruckberger; ‘‘America Horizon; $35. ithe Vincible,’ Emmet John \Hughes: ‘“‘The Status Seekers,” ,°D¢ million dollar grant for a five- WORLD WAR ll \Vance Packard . lyear research program on the “The Second World War,” Win- 7 ; problem of alcoholism in the ston S. Churchill and the editors CIVIL WAR F D : ‘United States and Canada of Life magazine, abridgement of, Books about the Civil War The grant provides for creation Churchill's six volumes embel- flooded faster than ever from af a 2>member independent com- lished by some Associated Press,'presses mindful of the upeom-| mission to conduct the study of Wide World and Life photos andNng centennial. There were count: .j.oholism reproductions of Life—commis-|legs anthologies, from the Acting Surgeon General John D sioned paintings by Aaron Boh- urday Review and Harper's MAZ-'porterfield said yesterday the rod. Fletcber Martin, Tom Lea azine: collections of short stories, study ‘will permit a coordinated and others; Houghton Mifflin; two and of pieces about space explora-| serory to combat alcoholism, which volumes, boxed, $27.50. tion, and tomes of poetry. lis a public health problem of ma- “Etruscan Art, . Ray mo nd * * * jor proportions in this country and Bloch; New York Graphic Seciety; | $25 FOR THE WELL-HEELED These are for the gold-plated, Christmas celebration, The poor scholar with threadbare collar and § holes in his soles won't be giving or receiving them, though he can always go to the library. Other art books cost $18, $15, $12 and on down—about William # A res G4 é AY > GENUINE Blake, Marcel Duchamp, the city of Florence and a variety of topics. But we often forget at Christ ‘mas the books that appeared be- fore we began to make up ou! shopping lists. For a Yulttide choice you don't have to stick to books published in December These glamor volumes are spe cially for the seasonal trade, and but just arrived they are most worth while, there have been 11 months since from the the last Christmas, and every single week produced something that would earn gold-plated thanks + Orient! for the donor and still not cost him his shirt specially priced THAT ‘LOVER’ BOOK Most talked about 1959 book for was “Lady Chatterley’s Lover. with a Post Office ban that really Christmas amounted to a Christmas present to the several publishers of the unexpurgated reprint, for it helped advertise Lawrence’s aging novel to the vast public. It’s still a good buy, though nothing for Junior's! stocking. Then everybody has been read- ing and talking about a carry ever novel. “The Ugly Amert- can,” by Lederer and Burdick; they even talked about it in Congress; and there has been a steady sale for “How 1 Turned | Just Imagine! Single graduated strands from... $1] Fed. Tax Ine. Chokers x Single Uniform from... $1950 rea. tas tne LEG APO GOR. at ie 5 ee ie Hey if All strands have a 10K gold state | Golden's collections of Amer- ' come hon Berit icana philosophizing, “Only in |= Don't ated this opportunity America and ‘‘For 2c Plain. ¥ Ga ae vulued | The book that stirred me most,’ ; Thea) for Christnas giving! | that had the most bountiful surges | of sentiment, came from ,Aus- ; tralia, ‘‘Spinster,”” by Sylvia Ash- |<: ton-Warner, about a school teach-) > er and her somewhat Freudian'® Rings and Earrings problems. This is a richly emo- is specially priced, too! tional novel; Christmas is a rich-|} ly emotional time; they go to): gether wonderfully. iF | Other imports merit _ listing: |; o> “The Bitter Glass,” by the Irish| § writer Eilis Dillon; “God's Fron-|f tier.” by Jose Luic Martin Des- ealzo, from Spain; “The Kingdom| Under the Sea,” Henri Queffelec, | from France; “The Bridge on the Drina,” Ivo Andric, from Yugo- slavia; and for nonfiction, ‘‘Bor- stal Boy,” Brendan ,Behan, that irrepressible Irishman; “Anatomy of a Moral,” Milovan Dijilas, a sec- | @ ond from Yugoslavia; and Eliza- beth Marshall Thomas’ touching, picture of Africans, ‘The Harm less People.”’ At of our RIES Alc LEE RE SS RRR eee | | \@ LAY-AWAY PLAN American good novels had be st kn home own we the Wap pel : jover taxes Williams for prolonging the im- ' committee to grope for a tax Quit Tibet for India Pontiac's Only Registered Jewelers Republican senators blamed Gov passes. He accused them of a stall he described as “‘little short of ' criminal."" The Legislature will i ' meet next at 8 p.m, Mondas A thin ray of hope came from House creation of a bipartisan answer. The eight-member group stayed behind to begin talks. Meantime, state administrators were expected today to drain down perilously low state treasury balances to supply $6,500,000 in past due November operating al- lowances to the three major state universities * * * They also were to dig into the sock for December welfare pay- ments to counties. After a two-hour GOP caucus last night, Sen. Frank Beadle of St. Clair said if Williams per- sists in opposing Republican nuisance taxes “our inclination will be to let the governor pro- ceed with his tax program.” Asked if this meant Republican Senate votes for an income tax, the majority leader said the caucus “in effect’’ had ruled that out Legislative leaders came to town yesterday talking: of an urgent need for action to stave off threatened state bankruptcy. It died out in a few hours of wrang- ling over what to do 13,756 Refugees NEW DELHI (UPI) — Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru _in- formed parliament that 13,756 Tibetan refugees had fled to India since the Chinese Communists be- gan their repression of the anti- Communist revolt in Tibet He said 1,623 refugees entered India from Bhutan, one the Himalaya kingdoms now under Communist threat Nehru said the refugees were be ing employed in road building and handicraft programs and that the old, infirm and sick refugees were being housed and maintained by of > 3s... 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NOVEMBER 26, 1959 i, A ee i ie E—L_ Quintet in Favorite's x * Role ‘Saginaw Valley | Foes Pick PCH ’ Northern Viewed as Title Contender me ‘to Retain Title Skippers Also Draw Attention in |-L Forecast Tall Farmington Squad Is Consensus Favorite to Dethrone Berkley Both Pontiac Northern and Wa- terford are regarded as contenders for the Inter-Lakes Conference bas- ketball championship this season in what should be the wildest title scramble ever staged in the six- team Class A circuit Farmington is favored, but de- fending champion Berkley again will be a title threat while Walled Lake and Southfield promise busy evenings for all Northern coach Dick Hall has five lettermen returning from the 1958-59 team which won five of 15 games in Ist year of varsity competition, The returnees include Mike Fedynik, Bruce Norton, Dennis Vincent, Marty Everett and Steve Thompson, Fedynik, the Huskies’ leading scorer last season, Nor- ton and Vincent were starters. Lack of height will be a severe handicap. ! Waterford Jetter winners its lists seven returning but only three—Ed Stigers, Bill Bryce and Ray Robin son. — saw much action. Dale Mabrie, a regular last year, has moved to -Detroit and graduation removed big Barry Campbell * * * | The Skippers are young, but coach Jerry Wallace believes they have two big factors working in their favor—speed and spirit Ending Berkley's four-year reign will be the goal for the rest of the league and a rangy Farmington squad jis the consensus favorite to dethrone the Bears. Farmington coach Bob Burtch has just one returning letterman, but he happens te be Harvey Chapman, a six-foot guard whe in Burtdh’s opinion could become the loop’s outstanding individual C larkston and Avon - B Loop Favorites Two of the mest wide open races Clarkston Looms ahead of of the coming basketball season! Brighton in the Wayne-Oakland in the Oakland County area are, while the other “B’’ loop appears predicted for the Wayne-Oakland te be lacking an actual top pick. and Oakland B leagues to pace a 10-5 season and 3rd place finish in 1958-59. Parks was among the top playmakers in this se¢tor Brighton has three good back from the team which was 16-3 boys The Wolves have their talented Brighton swept past all ten oppo- er: district chamns The nie the W-O while Tr PI _ speedsters Bob Porritt and John overall ont Ware lamp rhey nents in the “U while lroy was i , are 6-5 Don Appleton, a 17.2 score only beaten once in the Oakland B Parks back along with big boys Doug Verelien, who is 62, and 6-3 Bill Powell and Dick Caverly. Por ritt averaged 14.6 points per- game ae a ~ 7 but both will have their work cut out trying to repeat Eari Clark A ietdown is expected at Holly after a runnerup finish in the state Class B tournament and the league. Only Ken Morlan, outstanding as a sophomore, re- turns under new coach Bob Pence. Northville also has a new bots in Dutch Van Ingen. The Mustangs will be big but lacking in experi- ence except for Rog Atchinson, * * * Denis Alix heads the experienced hands at West Bloomfield where Art Paddy is trying to find some scoring punch. Bloomfield Huis is also rebuilding with 65 Howe Schuneman getting a lot of atten- ion Milford will have size but ts in need of at least one consistent point-getter in an attempt to move up in the standings. Bob Roselle could provide the an- swer, Clarenceville appears to be the loop darkhorse with a quartet of veterans on hand. Avondale, Troy Fitzgerald have al! been mentioned as the best and {possibility for Oakland B_ honors \Jump-shot artist Darryl Thorpe Hittle Dick Smith. Herb Harris and 64 Les Bourdo appear certain t be Avon starters. The Jackets were ith last season The always pessimistic Peyton Goodwin sees little hope for his performer, In addition. Burtch has a tall batch of promising newcomers with 6-foot-3 Bill Smith leading the way Others include Tom Guy (6-3) and John Anderson and Bob Salay, each 6-1. * * * Jim Horein, a Ball State (Ind.) graduate, comes to Walled Lake for his Ist year of coaching and inherits a club with only two re- turning letter winners and no height. Bill Allen, a 6-1 forward, and 5-11 guard Gary Wilkoff are the lone returnees.. Neither boy was a starter last season. but did see enough action to earn a letter Horein hopes the Vikings will make up in speed and hustle what they lack in height and know-hew. Lack of experience will be a major hurdle for Berkley as- athletic directar Lloyd Houden comes out of seven-year retire- ment te coach the Bears on a tempofary basis. He replaces Eldon Bouse, who decided to take dim Wink'’s vacated post at Highland Park, Berkley has five returning letter-| men with limited experience and a very thin bench, but Houden thinks) their speed and shooting ability| will cause trouble for all opponents. | Two of his letter winners, Dale Perry and Ray Reynolds, will be lost at mid-year through gradu- ation. * * * ie Gordon Dye, a 6-foot-2 forward, is the only letterman back at Southfield where Will Steinke re-| places Bob Watts as head coach. | Dye’s experience has been limited! and there are four sophomores on the varsity squad. Height is lack- ing. Pre-season Inter-Lakes 1—Farmington 2—Berkiey 3—Pontiae Northern 4— Waterford 5—Walled Lake 6—Southfield forecast: Anchor Bay Five Could: "nn Match STL Grid Win Anchor Bay won its first football; building around three vets in hopes Southern/of a good year Thumb during the past fall and|phis lost top individuals ‘but have now some of the coaches around several experienced hands championship in the the league are predicting the Tars| will keep right on rolling in bas-|son but will ketball The New Baltimore team has such key boys as Dick Rivard and Dick Burr back from the 3rd place: team of 1958-59. | Defending champion Almont lost such stalwarts as the Os- | trander brothers amd Mickey | Forsyth but still has Don Esch- enburg, Dave Bishop and several others. New Haven was runner- up and should be a contender. Dryden got off to a big start by upsetting North Branch Tuesday in a fion-loop opener The Cards have Six lettermen Coach’ Lee Noftz at Browp City is | |Reggie Dixon and Bob Evans a! jamong Gene Konley’s hopefuls still in school, 280 Rolled at Huron Troy charges without Don Har- ned and others: but he still has vets Bud Acton, Jerry Glidwell } and Rick McKinnon. Fitzgerald shared 2nd with Oriot > Pentiac Press Photo HUSKY CREW — Pontiac Northern coach Dick Hall charts the plans for his team’s entry Inter-Lakes Conference basketball race this year with two of his returning lettermen, Into the : Dick Snyder will ‘have size and Mike Fedynik ‘left) ‘e Nortor e Huskies are faced ; = left) and Bruce Norton. The Husk face: balance featuring Phil Morgan. with the task of opening their season next week against city rival * * i Pontiac Central, last year’s number one team in final state ratings. | : ; = a _ : ~ Dean Callison is the only rea vet Hal Carlin has at Orion but 6-3 Tom Reed could be a big boy for the Dragons, Madison lost only one from its cellar-dwelling five but he was scoring ace Rick Moos Romeo Strong Again; lll Stott Hopes to Play missing. L’Anse® Creuse should better its winless slate and could Jim Kinnison is new head man there Clawson expected to have the league's biggest team but a 6-5 lad and two reaching &4 will not be available so CHS will likely be the smallest. Two of the boys away Park now moved Oak Romeo is the on-paper choice to repeat in the Tri-County basketball will make its debut race while a sickness called _ be troublesome, in the loop at Clawsun Dec. 4. The ephr vay he t to do a . a) ni ar t ne pt itis ma lave a lo ( ri Dead vemdimuntcard and yohn Parke rs pic ked a rugged year 1 with determining how the South break in with such standouts as Lengemann are gone at Imlay but Central Conference will wind up. Mike Detmer and Charley Miles j Black 63 the only start the defenders will have size and K 3, is the only start- ; IM EVackK, v5, 1s om talent in Pete Brabb and Bob Mai-/8Taduated - er back from the district champion ; The probable W-O finiat : ,. son among others. 1) Clarkston quintet Romeo's Bud Brotebeck pe * * * 2. Bright had last winter but several capable {3 merinviie : pe reserves should help take up the Stott will be watched closely by §° Ciarenceville ( Ig é p 6. Milford slack. doctors in his attempt to continue $. Weer ioomtieid playing. He was Oakland County’s's. Bloomfield Hilis The Bulldogs went 16-4 overall The probable Oakland B fi1 a year ago and will have the size a conte te Ps - Fs average nn 1 — © ee bag way age Brady and Norm Williams are 4 Pengo Oxford is the big question mark other good Wildcats still in school. 3. Madison in the SCC since, its big gun Doug 7. Oak Park Top scorer Eill Sawyer was Stott-has_the Kidriey infection. The Wil ts might be capable of giv among six boys 4ost by Millingy | udacats ign <4 4 = Mi ) . Z : . ing perennial winner Imlay City a like and Dave Zink are Downs 11-Pointer battle with Stott in top form. North Branch expected to get Another lucky Pontiac hunter has * * * sort? Shane 1E i + . “on P : ar Rext yn Rochester was 2nd to Romeo in off to a slow start and already has oe e from hain saan aad . vocnes i e ul ror > Rill Mz < in the loss to Dryden because of « ; dios . 2 . 1958-59 but only Bill Mason remain tine buck. Leo Fisher. 5800 Berk that dressed His 29 t¢ tbal ries. Three urning from the top boys on a 13-3 team football injuries Three returning ~e regulars and a 4th letterman ailing. The Broncos should bounce back after the Christmas holidays.’ Lapeer is expecting rough g0 Ortonville finished at the bottom ing with the likes of John Me- of the SCC heap last time out and Killen and Jerry Bennington (oujd be doomed for that ranking ——— — again unless coach Harvey Fletch- er can come up with some help ley, took a 11-pointer out around 17 brother. Bab a 100-pound cub bear are pounds missed two shots at a big Fisher's | years at the same spot SOW ick was his 6th in 11 Cranbrook |} coach Bert McMahon has been drilling his Cranes hoping te improve on an 8-7 record. dir Williams and 6-3 John Hayden hold the key to the Cranes’ suc- cess. Capac and Mem- Koskimaki at Roseville is prepping his squad for entry in the Tri-County next winter. He will é ‘ have a big. young starting unit : i Country Day and Lamphere will , ‘ be out to improve losing records, George Armada wound up 5th last sea- be a definite title threat with scoring ace Terry Wills The probable finish 1. Anchor Bay . a 2. Armada The transfer of starter John Seeley 7. Berane to Cranbrook has weakened the! H ack Haven Days. rown City = 7. Memphis | Royal Oak Dondero is bound to 8. Capac lbe tough just because they have lrugged rebound and scoring spe-| icialist John Meadows in action} again, Shrine also has its star) back—Jack Moores. Barney Swinehart at Utica wants to get a little farther away from 300 this term after ending up $8 Farmington Our Lady should bet- ter its 3-13 slafe with more exper! ence. <%, BIG CAGER — John Meadows, one of the state's top rebound- ers a year ago, is back to lead Royal Oak Dondero's cage team, The two-time All-County gridder also made The Press hoop con- tingent in 1958-59. He is the only returning member of the top team, Jess Prieto of Clarkston rolled the top game to be turned in at the new Huron Bow! Wednesday when he hit 280 competing in the Night Lifers League. A 156 aver- age kegler, he had a 601 actual series. . and lost its two top individuals but | of Bay City. bagged. bi oe at 703 i ¢ i FF “4 Injuries May Hinder Eaglets Three Local Teams SCL Contenders football Lingering injuries may jdeat a severe blow to Orchard Lake St. Mary's attempt to repeat as Suburban Catholic basketball champions * * * St. Michael and st. Benedict are rated strong threats for the top lsiot along with St, Frederick, Veteran Eagiets Glen Mass, | Milt Wojtowicz and Stan Krogu- lecki have been nursing injuries so the Rev. John Rakoczy its | expecting troubles in the early games. Top scorer Chet Whlod- kowski graduated. The cleus ¢ hands Dabbs, Mikemen have a sound‘ nu- including such experienced George Drake, Tomi Campbell and = Art as Pat Robak St. Ben shared the runnerup slot with St. Fred last winter and the two could very well b&ttle for No. lL this term Newcomer Jack O'Reilly could be the man Ram skipper Gene Wright has been looking for to replace steady scoring Tom Dr Christmas Hoop Pairings Set at Farmington. | Farmington High School has an jnounced the p its annual IChristmas Basketball Tournament lwhich opens Dec. 26 ° | | The Falcons will oppose {Inkster Roosevelt at 7 and Berkley plays Livonia Bentley at 8:30 the Ist night. Southfield tangles with Jackson and Redford Union vs |" Sem City in a Dec, 28 twin-bill. | airings for host ' Semifinals are set for the 29th with the championship decided the Inext night | \CC Blanks Shrine | Paced by a pair of triple scor-| jers in Mark Esper and Chuck) Henderson, Detroit Catholic Cen- |tral High yesterday shut out Royal} Oak Shrine pucksters 80. Game was a International H. S_ Hockey League tilt, and played at ,Riverside Ont. Central now ifor first place. Was is ted Chuct starters who played last finished 4t! but such departed stars as Bill Craw--St ford and pint-sized Tom Alsheskie. ing evening to get imto the swing The final round rocher. O'Reilly transierred from a Detroit area Seminary. Phil Kennedy d are probable Bieri, Jim (;ulbo yea Royal Oak st will have Mar y trouble The big rebound in Jootball at St. James may rub off on basketballers. Neil Kiernan, who; °<, had a lot to do with the grid) 2 5! surge, is expected to head | courtsters, St. Rita and St. Clement vie HEAD CHIEF, BIG WARRIORS — Ryzin, Pontiac Central’s veteran baskethal! coach, poses with three mainstays from last season's Valley championship team. Vr. Lad disn al rebuilding aft Each only won once during 1958-39 and Little Ram could shal psheote I help St team on the road back pl iy League replacing three games while St, Michael and Clement wait until the follow- of things ( ‘eb. 9 the for Feb The probable finish: Benedict Michae 3 OL St. Ma the | ¢ st Prederick } 5. S8t Jame 6 RO 8 Mary 7 St. Clement are! g st Rita Art Van } From left to right A ton Van Hulle Clement's begins Dec But Other Five Schools Aren't Willing to Play Dead for Chiefs Art Van Ryzin won't agree, of course, but he might just as well face it — his Pontiac Central basketball team is favored to win the Saginaw Valley crown for the 2nd straight year. * * * Van Ryzin, now entering his 14th season as head coach at PCH, has artfully tried to dodge the favor- ite’s roje and he won't like it one little b&t. Coaches seldom do, In this case, however, he can blame it all on his rival coaches in the SVC who to a man picked the Chiefs to start out where they left off last season and success- fully defend their title. * * 7, Despite the loss of such talented and rebounding stars a$ Bandy, Harrison Munson, scorers John ‘Charlie Barge and Amos Bailey, the other Valley cage bosses feel Van Ryzin has enough material on hand to take the marbles again. * * * Be that as it may, there Is abso- lutely no indication that Central’s five conference rivals are willing to roll over and play dead. The Chief's quest of their 3rd Valley diadem in four years will be hard sledding all the way. Bay City Central, Arthur Hill ~ and Saginaw High, whose 2-8 league records last season left them mired tn the 2nd division, are expected to revive this time around and make determined bids for honors. | The two Flint schools, Northern and Central, were hardest hit by graduation, but each one has a knack of coming up with a for- midable outfit on opening night. They finished 2nd and 3rd, respec- tively, in last season's race, * * * Mid-year graduation, which has plagued PCH often lately, will rear its ugly head once more. Bill Hay- wafd, 6-foot-2 forward and Cen- tral’s top defensive player last season. will be graduated at the end of the Ist semester. Fate struck the Chiefs another cruel blow when guard Henry § | Robertson broke his right wrist in * | a practice session Robertson, con- sidered a potentially great player by Van Ryzin, may return to ac- tion by mid-January, * * * Bay City coach Bill Ullen- bruch banks his hopes for a re- vival on 6-foot-4 center Larry Piotrowski and forwards Ken Warren (6-2) and Beb Cram >ton (6-0), all holdovers from the 1958- 59 team. Larry Laeding has five return- ing lettermen at Saginaw, led by 6-3 forward Jerry Tillman, while Arthur Hill boss Chuck Fowler lists seven letter winners, headed by Tom Dawson, Dave Tingler and 6-foot- center Pete Datema. + * + | Rebuilding jobs face both Jack Mariette at Northern and Joe Dow- dy at Central. Graduation removed Northern's first six players and the boy who would have been Cen- tral’s only returning regular, Jerry |Lucas, was transferred to South- | western, Pre-season Valiey 1—Pontiac Central 2—Saginaw $—Bay City 4—Arthur Hill 5—Flint Northern ‘6—Flint Central forecast f Pontiac Press Phete ‘are forwards Bill Hayward and George, Fed and guard Phil Rabaja. 60 campaign next Tuesday against Edsel Ford in the PCH gym. The Chiefs open their 1959- 4 A Sener |S es SEER a a! te er ee, een t,t ” ° ry’ , 7 a ny x ~ E—2 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 ee — ee eerdneen _ _ -_ ¢ - a - SS UTICA STATE CHAMPIONS STATE RUNNERS-UP | AVONDALE ° a Dee Class A—Lansing Sexton Class A—Mamtramck Dec Jan. 11 Rochester A 2 Lake Shore bf < ver Rouge cl oll 1 Rochester A 26 Troy H s 15 Romeo H Feb Class B—Ri 6 4 F f H Feb Class C-—Kalemasoo Christien Class C—Muskegon Christian Y ne ’ A 3 Madison A Jan. 5 Southlake A Class _D—Meple City — — vlan .mtacoink a OO —— ¥ Medison H A agar ke - - C 00 as e@ qa & e l eS 3 ppeeenags e rn 13 onli rn =e an e ark ~ ow FOR WINTER DRIVING... 8 Osk Park A 16 Roseville Hi é 15 Warren ao 4 12 Lake Orion Li} 19 Lake Orion A 4 = pio a3 Lakeview : {15 Clawsor 26 Clawson A ‘ ? ‘ - 2 « us Lil - bee BLOOMFIELD | HILLS = FEeNDALE i MT CLEMENS —_ ROYAL OAK BOMBERO * ite ie Shore A | ? i c an ae | . eb = | BAY CITY CENTRAL | 1 Oak Park H 22 Clarkston A\ 4 Southfield A 2 Mt. Clemens H_ 4 Warren Line. H 2 Warren Lin. A’ 4 ROKimball A 2 Pn Park H Dec x Dec Feb 4 Holly A 29 W. Bim 'fld A’ 15 Berkley H Peb 11 RO Kimball A_ & Roseville A 8 Seaholn H H Barkisy a, 3 Milford A 2 Waterford H 4 Midland A 5 Saginaw A 11 Milford H Feb 18 East Detroit A § East Detroit H 18 Roseville H 9 Hazel Park H, 11 Grosse Pointe a - We of ays H. 8 Cranbrook H Feb 11] Flint Central A 9 Midland H 18 Northville H 5 Holly H! Jan 9 Port Huron H Jan 12 East Detroit 5t me A De Jan BIRMINGHAM GROVES 4 Milford J Clarencevillo | ¢ Avondale = & 12 Osk Perk = MID Cetera (a Weil Bt Michael =A 22 St. Benedict, He (wayne H 29 Walled Lake A Dee eb 11 Northville Holly A , : 18 Millingt A 2 Mayvill rey cid hin pha of 11 Walled Lake H 5 Southfield A h i) H 10 Riverside A : 11 Clawson H 29 Clawson Aices ngton ¥ 2 Mayville Jan 29 Bt. Rita A ‘ - 2 ee ae ote 4.12 F. Mandeville 15 Lake Orion A Feb 22 Dryden A 5 Millington H “5 8t.Clement A Feb 15 ‘Fordson Be ee 16 Country Day - phere 18 W. Bim'fid $ Milford H J t A “1 18 Southfield H 19 Berkley H Jan 28 28 30 Northville H| 18 Madison A 2 Lake Orion H * Ki ae n aa aarp ely A 8 OLSt. Mary H 5 8t Clement Pe 23 Wayne A = —- ie Holiday Meet 19 W. Bim fid A\ 28 BAND ak iiuck -« _— x 15 se City H 26 Ortonville. fH 12 St. Prederick H 9 OLSt. Mary Avy a 26 Pontiac N -& d iverside ‘Jan 26 Holly H ' . 22 Ortonville A ST. BENEDICT 115 Berkley A Fet 8 Bim'fld Hills # Jan 19 Oak Park A NORTHVILLE Dec Jan 93 Pontiac N H 12 Cherry Hill A 112 South Lyon A 8 Troy A Dec . J 4-RO St. M F = a6 TON IME MEIELD an Mary H lv OLSt.Mary A WEST BLOO BIRMINGHAM SEAHOLM BROWN CITY FLINT NORTHERN | 4 Clarenceville #29 Clarkston eta fake” | On a tei . —— Pe Dec ‘ n Dec Jar § Plymouth A Feb St. Mic ‘ 4 Clarkston ° ; a ciddin * — Park A. 1 Cros-Lex. H 26 Cros-Lex 4 : de nares a 22 ae Cc — : 2 tte oo - Fe Ce reecerl . eee a di Michae} H 1 Clarencevule ‘ oo Id Hills E 2-8303 TIRE COMPANY Prot aaae rae SU ening 8) 23 Flint SW. AIG Blomild WA 12 Brighton | AE SE Somat Fo oe wary wig penne NA FOB 18 Haze! Park H 12 Port Huron Al! Almont H 5 Capac H 11 Saginaw A 29 Saginaw H 19 Farmington A 13 Plymouth 146 St. Frederick A 9 St. Clement 4 18 Brighto : | Jan 16 Berkley A 16 Armada A 6 Almont 4 16 Flint Ss W H Feb. ; Jan 19 Bloom@eld H. H * LA Ah tte 5 Clarkston A * | ® Est Detroit A 19 Ferndale A| Jan 12 Armada H 18 Arthur Hill A 2 Flint Cent A §8W Bloomf'id A 26 Clarkston A ST. CLEMENT , Walled Lake A 9 Walled Lake H Easy Terms 451 S Sa inaw St [12 Port Huron H 23 Mt. Clerens H 8 New. Haven 4H 16 New Haven A Jan . 5 Arthur Hill H. 15 Holl H 27 South Lyon H Dec Jan 8 Northville H 12 Clarenceville if a » | . g . 19 Ferndale H 26 RO Kimball H 15 Memphis H 19 Memphis A\12 Pint Cent. H 1 Pont. Cent. A 22 Milford "a 4 St’ Michael H 15 OL St Mary A 15 Milford A 19 Brighton H 22 Mt Clemens A 19 Anchor Bay A 23 Anchor Bay H 15 Pont Cent. H 26 B C Cent H OL ST. MARY 11 St James H 22 St. Michael A 19 Pontiac N H 26 Bloom'!d Hills A A 22 Dryden A 26 Dryden H HOLLY Dec Jan 18 St. Frederick A 26 St. James A , ee [CRY : 4 8t. Rita H 19 St. Benedict H Jan 29 Bt. Frederick H e —_ aia A as | De Jan 11 Bt. Pred A 22 8t. Rita A 5 ROSt Mary H Feb i 4 Northville A 22 Brighton Al @Penton Hse Holy Ramer Aliet James H 36 St. Pred tGane”6=6f hee CS ind 0 11 W. Bim'tid H 29 Milford A 11 Clarkston A 29 Brighton H ‘SRO St. Mary A Feb. James Ad Bt Bie 8 BE Benedict we te mane \ " sooth vill y 18 Clarenceville A Feb 12 St. Michael) A 5 St. Benedict A ST. FREDERICK AC oe gg a 28, 29. 30 cet a 1a Bicomeld HA 15 St’ Clement H 9 RO St. Mary H . Se 7 > - nner lle ar ry ‘ : oliday Meet 2 Clarkston OXFORD § James St ened H 1 ontiac eutral seeeees s« Ig 15 Bim fld. Hills A 19 Holl A n 19 Clarenceville H Dec Jan j11 OL St. Mary H 22 St Janies H Hamtramck SApueer ac 121 {36 see cAnKarOn. ord Ww 8 iiford H 26 Brighton A|1) North Branch H 3 North Branch ajl6 St. Clement i oe ea Ss aig te Ht Northville A meo e an 29 St. Clement A 4 Mint Northert: ...secesceccee Ortonville’ 4 32 Bim'fld. Hil ul LAKE ORION = \ ig Lake Orion «=| 9 St. Mich yiaty : Oe ee eee rtonv m ills t 8 Ortonville A 16 Lake Orion 1,98 Michael A 58 Rita 6. Berkley see oe-see 6 W. Bim'fid. A 29 Northville A, Dec Jan 12 Clarkston A 19 Millington A,12 RO St. Mary A 9 St Michael H: 7. Alpena sosinteje rnin Wie once 65 11 Holly H Feb 8 Oak Park A 26 Oxford H 15 Millington H 23 Clarkston H 8 Fiint Central voncemencn 4 18 Milford H 5 W. Bim'fld H_ 11 Madison H 29 Madison A 22 Jmiey City H 26 Imlay City A ST. JAMES 9 Grand Rapids Central ... 4 hi . ‘ a, 12 Lenired 4 A 15 Pitegerald H ve 2 ake ag ™ A AL oe, Fred Jan 10 Highldnd Park . 1 * 6 Clarenceville ene : S irc BL. @tainl oo To show our thankfulness... we at- | § Walled Lake A 13 University’ °H maar’ |OUk Ceaoeey 4 D PORT HURON eee foe eee oe eke a | ! Lake *H| - E ec an . 26 St enedict assopoll ‘ ) ai _— a = petrol Hs, — 29 ep A i" oaagell ty 4 Lass Northern A = East Detroit H ~~, Pr -" “sk x ng RO St. Mary I! 7 Kalamazoo Chrstian : eaog Pr ° oulcay ee o bd 11 Hamtramck e § ederic eb @ Howard City esse + tend church services... we meet 8 RO Kimball A 27 Nichols H | Jan 19 Rochester H 18 RO Kimball H 5 ROKimball A & St. James A 5 8t. Prederick H 9 ee : .. 33 | 16 Kennedy HY Mar § Fraser H 23 Roseville A’ Jan 9 Perndale A\2 St. Clement H 9 8 Rite H 10 East Jackson score ey OL . . . 23 AnnArborU. H 5 W. Reserve A 12 Harper Wd A 26 Harper Wd 4H _ & Ferndale H 12 Birmingham H . 11 Grosse Pointe St. Paul = with family and friends .. . we set Feb. 15 Lapeer H 12 Birmingham A 19 Hazel Park H SAGINAW 12. Alcona = . | 2 Luth. West °H 22 Romeo H j15 Mt Clemons H 20 Mt.Clemens A aa as: 7 Jar _”™ CLASS D DRYDEN 29 Rochester f 19 Hasel Park A 26 East Detroit A ansing East 9 Flint North 4 Schoolcraft 129 : ° ine 2 t |11 Plint North H Feb oa ci Dec. Feb | LAPEER 6 Grosse Pointe A e Chebc Catholt 114 this day aside for Thanksgiving. 4 Memphis H 5 Memphis A Dec Ja D ROCHESTER {18 Bay City Cen. A 2 Bay C Handy A + ca ‘ sce eee 11 New Haven A New Haven H! 8 Flint Beecher H 26 Flint Mdivie aget en ENR meme peaRe / YS) ; OUTER COATS AS » aE Ze V ( $+ Famous Zero King outer coats are smartly s Qa 7 2. > eS styled to be worn on any occasion. All are a warm and waterproof. Many models to choose from. from $35 fe & SWEATERS A perfect gift for him! The 4-button casual styling is perfect for all wear. 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Linas $4.00 ANE ACTER 8: AEE OEE AE OE OE LEN ELE EE, ELIE ET MN ST Open Friday Night ‘til 9 m, THE STYLE CORNER OF PONTIAC ii e SAGINAW at LAWRENCE BIRMINGHAM—272 W. Maple ~ wi CMON, hist 2 Ue ace 4 A , Bap be THE PONTIAC PRESS. THU RSD. AY, NOVEMBER 26,1959 E—3_ | ‘s : Final 1958-59 Standings | er 9 Ferndale \s Choice -in EME. Cage Race". c<°°°" PSESINS® Man a aa nn ——————— All L'Anse Creuse i) 6 6 League Games League Games woL Ww woo wo SOUTH CENTRAL Birmingham Seaholm, with; Burkhart has enough balance, |302 points for a 20.1 average. Gal-! Royal Oak Kimball, coached by PyrtSofnen oo 8 oO ae teak a — 3 _—_ Pie TROUBLE? sharp-shooting Merv Gallup head-| depth and height to win an un- |lup is a 6-foot-2 forward. \Vince Sigren; Hazel Park, under (Bay. ci sora oe Y 3 ee a oe 7 » & Me ing a list of five returning letter-} disputed championship. * * * |John Magiera, and Bob Lockwood's! 4 nur Hii ae ae 5 10'8t. Michael ..... 4¢ 6 7 8 Millington. vs oo 5 3 ; ; : : - eam Sa . 8 8 4 list. J ane escond 4 6 4 6 Oxford ere 5 ania eS a High-scoring Toy Palmer is gone). nil ng: 6- ool : . pened ion or Oe aie eas case nLaKe ist. Rita Ula 8 1 giNorth ranch ..cc..1 = 6 2 : vaste q é orw: on Spoeistra ex INTE J Ss }8t. Clement . 1 9 l 10 Ortonville 1 uy 6 League basketball crown this sea- via graduation, but Burkhart has) rienced performers, give the Ma-|on the EML ladder. Mike Harris, | League ? baa as son for the first time since 1955.|been blessed with 10 returning let-| |ples added confidence and the re-| |Kimball’s big gun last season, has| w ob wioL x *« * |ter winners, led by captain Dennis | turn of guards Ned Foley and Bill! | graduated. et ae «es eo: 1s 3 But Lew Parry’s Maples will|Stinson, 6-foot-1 guard and 6-3 for-|Massey also boost their morale. 1 "Ferndale EML forecas ee it oe . | have to be content with a dark-|ward Larry Tregoning, plus four; Port Huron’s chances of mak-| 2—East Detroit Waterford . 9 $10 FREE ESTIMATE horse role because Ferndale is the|Promising newcomers. jing another run at the title depend) 4—Birmingham Van Dyke 12 . ‘ consensus choice to walk off with ~~ &®& * almost entirely on shooting skill $~Mt Clemens EASTERN MICHIGAN on with SUNGARD NO OBLIGATION conference honors. Last season the Dales were co-\and ability to play racehorse ball; 7—Hazel Park neorce Games Tha Teales dave boon ierecd & champs with Port Huron and two!since the Big Reds are lacking in’ aE — a : bea - gives T W 6. WAY Be a share the title os ‘-s st twe |8¢280ns ago they divided confer-|height and list only one returning _. ai Port Hur 10 2 a) TRANSMISSION seasons, but this tine ceach Ray ence, laurels with East Detroit. regular Final 1958-59 Standings on. § |] PROTECTION in every dr@p ° ’ ’ : John Petrakis was Birmingham's Coach Reed Laughlin, now en. | SOUTHERN THUMB wn ee 5 i : Ap SUNGARD REPAIR St ae ne reat aaa tering his 13th year as Port Hu- League Games Hazel Park 11 «sie > : ON when the Maples ro tot ~“il.| von’s cage boss, has half a dozen w ob wit : 1. Protects by keeping burner 2. Protects your storage ton Entry Blanks Go Out crown behind the deadly shooting} jettermen back, but the lone New Haver we! - 2 . 5 OxKEAND BE All nozzles and filters clean, elim- by preventing formation of H EASY TERMS ; . of Dick Sheldon,-who now pitches) starter is 5-11 forward Bill Barr. 4%°>°r Ba 4 5 1 6 ent co inotes service calls due to oil. damaging rust and scole. iil Meoreayabt OS ita minor league baseball in the De-| weip in the rebounding depart- rns alae 5 3 9 Troy 9 1 2 4 hig Olympic W emg -sesiat and troit Tigers’ farm system. ment may come from 6-4 Jack ‘come F Ps : 4 ee fs —_ ; 1 : ps 5 ‘ Pe aus a aaveccuen tenaee tant Bring year transmission nounced today that entry blanks The Maples have never come | Moores, a areas trameten: me | Meurtis — , paso _— 1 3 : 13 yo S T *Trodemort of Sun Oil Ca, Spekasue porch po for the Feb. 18-28 competition close to winning the title since | dent. OTHER AREA RECORDS Madison 7 9 2 12 bay are under no obligation then and wills RWACE and of course Jim will have been sent the 96 nations com- ~ they were 4th place fin- | fast Detroit promises to be,South Lyon 2 4 WAYNE-OAKLAND - diagnose rest, case’ ond , } r é < prising the International Olympic! ishers last season under Parry |iough again. Coach Fred Lee has 80 give” 12s i. of League Games Committee. in his Ist year as head coach. |.:, jetter winners on hand, headed COBBbrOK tiursereeanes rixnere=s $7 ighton “3 y & I | ‘4 « ~*~ * Gallup, who came to Birming-|by 6-2 forward Bil] Bos and center Be ee gous tenn sreeeeeess oly... 2 ( HH U R by nc J T a ’ |D) Pontiac Northern << .ese.. 5 10} Holly ones 9 1 ed Deadline for return of the na-|ham from Ferndale as a transfer |Bill Prantera, who stands an even anal agi MS ves ceeeess . : a hebben ane : : ; * im § ransmission tional entry blanks is Dec. 7. In-| student last year, was Oakland six feet. 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NT Michigan will open its Western Kuklinski came up with the idea several weeks ago - Sn pe Ww Inter olley ite fockey Le ut ©a- } . — BEAR HEEL ALIGNME a - pa me . / "and left it up to the loops to decide how the lucky re- their own Olympia Stadium court ay lie . te ! >j last night for the first time in cipients would be decided. DETROIT #—Coming home for the holidays was a big disappoint ment to the Detroit Pistons The Detroit Pistons returned to . nearly three weeks. But it was the Chevrolet Assembly Lines Scheduled To Start! Gj Our Lines Are Scheduled to Start Rolling and We Are Celebrating by Offering Our Entire Stock of 1960 Chevrolets at Prices You Can’t Afford to Pass Up! WE HAVE 1960 CHEVYS IN STOCK We Are Not Just Taking Orders... Matthews-Hargreaves Chevrolet Is £31 Oakland at Cass WS Actually Making Delivery on New 1960 Chevrolets ! YOU HAVE... 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The victory pulled St. Louis It all worked out very well and Into a tie with Detroit for the top spot, each with a 500 record, all the bowlers. regardless of hou they came out, appreciated a Sixteen games in 22 days—all but chance to win their holiday dinner three on the road or in the Univer sity of Detroit fieldhouse made How about these loca] people the Pistons stale They couldn't on the tournament front? Joe get untracked until the Hawks Bonfiglio and his mrates made a jhad run up a 3418 first quarter big showing in the National All- jead Star Match event at Milwaukee * * * and Hal Hint’ Rochester team | The Pistons spent the rest of the has been going good in Detroit (game whittling down St. Louis’ tourneys, early margin. They finally nar- Bonfiglio Mo Moore and John rowed if to two points in the final hefore running out of fire Nickell were with: the Navratil Tt team which wound up 15th among Bob Pettit was the big man 60 of the nation’s top contingents for St. Louis with 36 points, 11 in after leading the field opening day. the Hawks’ big first quarter. Along with Tom Smith of Fenton Gene Shue topped Detroit with and Mick Hoydic of Flint. the lo 22 points and Bailey Howell add- cals totaled 12.216 averaging 216 ed 19. pins over - 1,000 average per Whe deleal ancoord Peiouts y . rerages y” lo ‘ oa al Pie ie “° three-game winning streak and “10 and Joe 199 for 12 games was only theirs third in 10 games ¥ * * -all away from Olympia The same group will be compet- The Boston Celtics lost for the ing in Chicago tourneys this week- third time in 16 games when Wilt end. One is a five-man sweepstakes Chamberlain and the Philadelphia and another a singles “Sweeps.” Warriors sank them 123-113. Cham Two 4th places are held in De- berlain poured in 45 points. John troit meets by the Rochester stars. "Y Kerr's 23 points carried the . : : Svracuse Nationals to a 100-98 tri irs. Gerry Hintz, son Gary umph over the Minneapolis Lakers and Bowlerama king Joe Myers i, jst night's other NBA game relied 1904 in Olympic Mixed Trie (The Lakers’ Figin Baylor was ; while the two boys teamed with igied for the third straight game Mike Dzuris and Ha! Hints fora }, fy 2949 in. the Free Press team | © * *« * event. Dzuris and Myers had big | singles to pace the way to a 2722 actual. The Pistons, who obviously need the rest, are idle until Saturday when they plav at Boston. Then Mrs Hintz has topped 600 in thes take it easy until next Fri three straight loop outings with 636, da. Detroit hasn't had mors thar 608 and 610. Gary has also been # day's rest since Oct. 30 blazing lately. 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NOVEMBER 26, 1959 oO ee el } lraditional Games Today, Saturday By the Associated Press About the best use you could Season and the expected passing|against Auburn, and the Bulldogs ley title with North Texas State) make of your turkey wishbone to- battle between Navy’s Joe Tran-|likewise must wait until after the and Houston. day is to%use it as a guide in Chini and Army's Joe Caldwell, a game to say in which bowl they predicting the weekend's football dandy pair of quarterbacks, could will play. The best bet is the|in the day's TV game beginning games, This is the Saturday where be offset by a fancy running|Gator Bowl, Jan. 2 in Jackson- at 2 p.m., EST tradition reigns supreme and'8&™Me powered by Bob Anderson, | ville, Fla. . ¥ ry * where past performances and sta-!of Army, and Navy's Joe Bellino.| Texas Christian (No. 8) already) Other top games pit Colgate at tistics are thrown out. * * * Notre Dame (4-5) tries to wind!Bluebonnet Bowl game in Hous-| ton, Miami (Ohio) at Cincinnati, up its season even, when it enter-|ton, but could spil Southern Meth- Wyoming at Denver, and William tains Southern California, ranked |odist’s chances of landing the sec-'g Mary at Richmond seventh in the latest Associated ond spot in Philadelphia's Liberty cane Sie ot pangs. Press poll, USC, which lost its Bowl, played the same date. The first game in nine starts last Liberty Bowl is reportedly inter- ~ rhe biggest battle, from tradition week to. UCLA, hasn't won at ested in the Mustangs to meet Huskies Offered ind national interest, is the Army- South Bend since 1929. Penn State, which accepted a bid Mascot for Two Rose Bow! Seats None of Saturday’s games will decide any conference titles. But four could have some bearing on Navy game in Philadelphia’s 100,- Mississippi, second ranked be- earlier this week (00 seat Municipal Stadium. The|hind idle Syracuse, can't an - *® * gume will be broadcast and tele- nounce its bow! intentions until’ Miami (Fla.) on the wings of a cast over NBC beginning at 1:30'after it plays Mississippi State. three game winning string meets ree p.m, EST. Presumeably Ole Miss ‘s headed rant rival Florida’ (4-4-1) MILWAUKEE = (AP)—Washing- Both teams have mediocre rec- for a replay of a 7-3 loss to Louisi- and a victory could put the Hurri-|'°" re Have 2 ieee See ovds—Army 4-3-1, Navy 4-4-1. But ana‘State in the Sugar Bowl. canes (63) as the host team in|*he Rose Bow! game with Wiscon - ‘the Orange Bowl against Big #7 on New Year's Day for a Eight “representative Missouri, price—two tickets to the football Other top rivalries which defy classic—on the Badger side of the h | B A 5 the picking of a favorite are Bos- field. es ' ton College-Holy Cross, Vander-| walls bilt - Tennessee and Oklahoma! ‘I've got the best dog in the ] at & OY \State-Oklahoma, none of which world and she'd be more than will decide anything other than happy to act as Washington's r 8 who will say “wait till next year.’’, mascot for the day,”” Capt. Harold “ * * * Kuehn of Milwaukee, an Air Force There are a few of the same to- reservist, said today day, with four games deciding Kuehn said he brought Chena conference titles. Texas Texas home from Alaska in 1950. The . A&M meet, with a Texas victory 40g is 7 years old By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE, Mississippi 3%, Mississippi St. 7 giving it a share of the Southwest . . +. Turkey Taster So. California 28, Notre Dame 16 crown and insuring a berth in the ‘Chena’ has’ everything any FE.gad, my millions of readers, Oklahoma State 20, Oklahoma 17 Cotton Bow! against Syracuse school could possibly desire,’ once again it's time to say fare. Baylor 16, Rice 6 | Virginia Tech-Virgini:. - Military Kuehn said, ‘‘including perky ears well. | Vanderbilt 15, Tennessee 11 {meet to decide the Southern Con-!and a bushy tail. She really is a Dr. I. M. Inorbit. the famed Tex. Christian 28, So. Meth. 16 |ference crown, while Penn must beauty And I'm willing to send whirling dervish’ of Spinning U.,, UGLA 82, Utah 13 ibeat Cornell to take the Ivy title, | pictures to prove it . 4nd Prof. Quentin Zlobotny, the Wake Forest 7, So. Carolina 17 (A loss gives it to Dartmouth and “If Washington likes Chena. - Nov. 29 la tie gives the two a share |Kuehn said, ‘‘she’ll be there. So Clev. Browns 37, 8. Francisco 24. A victory by Tulsa over Wichita/will I—if I get the tickets.” original Wizard of Odds, have asked that I beg your indulgence ‘Bow Hunters’ Annual Rabbit Hunt Dec. 12 both are at physical peaks for the ference champ at 60, winds up gives it part of the Missouri Val.| | Battle Creek has been reserved for expected to be good even for bow- Duke and North Carolina meet lara event this winter — the ers Association archers-only hunt. may join at the hunt headquar- is signed for the Dec. 19 inaugural Brown, Washington State at Hous-|farms in Newton Township, Cal- | population ‘tings will furnish their prize rab- + for any inconvenience their mi-| nor miscalculations might have caused during the season. | As a parting gesture, I'm giv. | ing you two tremendous upsets | plus a couple’ of minor ones. The major upheavals will find high-scoring Wyoming on the | short end of a 27-15 count in a | } Thanksgiving Day clash with | Denver. 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Fiorlde Miam! . ,) Georgia TechGeorgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia ing the lone ranger of National) Notre Dame-Southern Cal Notre Dame Isc USC UB a eee = ao Oklahoma-Oklahoma 8tate Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Hockey League goaltenders Penn-Corne]] . Penn enn Penn enn Auburn-Alabama t . Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Plante has been a masked | BrownColgate . Brown Brown Brown Broyn ' i ic |2CU-8MU TCU TCU SMU TCU marvel since donning his plastic |texasc-Texas A & M Torae A Sap Teves . . | Tennessee-Vanderbilt Tennessee Vanderb Vanderbilt Tennessee face protection eight games ago. ice Baviog nics Baylor Rice Wasicr Unmasked, Plante allowed 28 (North Carolina-Duke Duke Duke North Carolina Duke P , Mississippi-Mississipp! State Mis pp! 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There will be nominal charges'will be offered by the department in 15 games and holds a six-point | _ ladvantage over Detroit. here Sunday. A year ago at this same point,| the Wings shared first place with Canadiens FE 2-0121 erased their only threat by trounc-, ing the Wings 6-2 and 7-) in back- ontreal, But the to-back games * * * Detroit never was the same. The Wings went into a_ prolonged slump, falling all the way to last It was the first time in 21 years they missed the by season's end playoffs This could be a make-or-break | weekend for the Wings. They | Play at Montreal Saturday and | then meet third - place Toronto A similar collapse this season | is discounted by the Wings. Gen- | eral Manager Jack Adams says it can’t happen again. Se does | coach Sid Abel. 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Son Gary will be home from Princeton to join the governor, | Mrs. Williams and daughters Nan cy and Wendy Nearly a third of the gifts your Phe capitol branch of the family children receive this Christmas, will join the governor's mother, y 31) come trom relatives. and Mrs, Henry P. Williams, and his fiends who seldom see the young brother. Richard E. Williams and eae his family, for dinner at the Grosse > * * Pointe Country Club j. It is foolish to be bashful about writing informative letters concern- ing the children’s ages and play interests to persons you know will be sending gifts. advises Dr. Mary Moffitt, child development profes- U. of M. Geologists Due for Antarctic Journey THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 ss 2 SO ——_—- -———-- —— --- — —- ——_—— , The channel of the Hudson River. Crushed ice completely buries / —- ! | | extends out to sea about 120 miles the crates of vegetables which are beyond New York Harbor. jshipped by rail Fefrigerator cars. PARK JEWELER’S SPECIAL 6 GENUINE Peery DIAMONDS Say China Must Says. Steam ._, Can ‘Purify’ | _ BeRecognized Tobacco | U.S. Officials Concede Pie ersmge ceed (UPD = A | \Canadian physician has sta an Move Is Needed for GN | American research organization to Effective Arms Pact help ‘‘steam”’ radioactive materials | from cigarette tobacco. | ee _ ’ ’ ra * * WASHINGTON (UPI) —Ameri- . . can officials conceded today that Dr. Arthur Edward Michael Ash, | any effective disarmament plan 4 member of England's Royal Col-| would require recognition of Red lege of Surgeons, said he has been) China in fact if not in law. |steaming cigarette tobacco for the! They expressed this view after Past two years with encouraging} State Christian A. results. Herter refused to answer the ques- He said the tobacco, after the Fen ree cu: | seaming proces, “is sil amok coy ee *| able although it loses a little bit | Herter said that this was . ne ; of the taste. Manufacturers say very much Of a question | it is buyable.”’ 2 Secretary of only ANN ARBOR #®—Two University if Michigan geologists who will leave this week for Antarctica, say the world’s coldest continent should be kept open as a “huge labora free of conflicting territorial sor at Queens College and educa tional advisor to Toy Guidance Council. * * * If the parents don't write these letters, says Dr. Moffitt, it is a The importance of Red China | in working out any arms pact | also was emphasized in a special Foreign Relations Committee by a private group. The report said the U.S. govern- ment “‘will have to have lines of| |produce lung cancer,”’ Ash said, report prepared for the Senate \“ a | ased in cigarette manufacture con- the Council on Foreign relations, | taine a higher concentration of the jradioactive potasium isotope K-40, jthan any other plant so far ex- amined.” ‘We know that radioactivity can Maiaciicice, ps O And that commercial tobacco PAY ONLY rele) Ash said there are three reasons eal good idea for the givers to check The scientists professor of ge- 08 such essential facts as age. It ology James H. Zumberge and 's difficult to adjust your mental Chari s Swithinbank, a university, Pl ture of a youngster you havent research associate from England, '5€€n for a long time * * * will study glaciers on the Ross Ice Shelf—the world’s largest un broker of floating ic¢ The pair's three-month stud) will be financed under an $18,000 grant from the National Science Founda Both are terans of past expeditions in the ice Obviously, playthings will bring much greater pleasure on Christ mas if they are chosen to fit the youngsters stage of development Dr. Moffitf also warns that children’s interests change from The tov Intensely mass tion scientific vear to year bound area during te in wanted last year may no longer tional) Geophysical Yeal be of interest — j : If only the age of the child — DIAMON DS— known, it is possible for the give! to get helpful information from Engagement and Wedding ring sets which Many good toy stores about toys *29"" are likely to have appeal Weddi 95 up Bands 2. fcr penta put age tags on rthstone 3 > up _ Rings e ; Men's Diamond 95 up ee ro: Hawaiians Get Watch 95 up IT" jewel 9°” | Day Off to Mark Bilverware—Wm. 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Italy (AP) —Baron leause of her aggressibn in Ko-|Erik Kule Palmstierna, &, Swe-| . ies rea and elsewhere ‘dish diplomat and writer, died __ |Wednesday AVS HIGN Court Decision vrwns seen nw "es LANSING (UPI)—The Michigan Supreme Court said Wednesday General Motors failed to warn 3uicks with power brakes they were driv ing a “dangerous instrument’ with owners of 1953 equipped mission of the Pacific islands as ‘defective brakes which might fail the power brake system at General | tem wi without notice.” But the court would have to gence. emphasi ed a jury getermine hegh * * * The « nously reversed a_ lower ember court unani court Motors’ suit had been terminated by an intervening act of another party | The court reversed Wayne County Circuit Judge Thomas J. Murphy and ordered a new trial. The Justice Ger judge who said General negligence in a damage was written by rge Edwards ce sion who said Great Salt Lake | Poses Problem Cost of Making It Fresh | Prohibitive, Says Utah Governor to Committee SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP)— Utah's Great Salt Lake cannot be 1934. He was appointed chairman considered a possible fresh water ‘of CBS’ adu® education board in! resource at present because of the} high cost of desalting, says Gov. | George D. Clyde Clyde told the U.S. Senate Com-| jmittee on Water Resources Tues- day that the cost of desalting)| ocean water with only & per cent. salt content has been figured at $1.20 per thousand gallons *~ * * He said Utah's 2,000 square mile ierreotype ow ned by Daguerreotypes came into existence communication open’? to Commu- nist China if only to bring Peiping nto any internationa] arms agree why tobacco contains so much S radioactive material. He blamed) Jf ee potassium and rubidium, which — SA he called natural factors, the in- a ng The 21-page report said this coun- creased use of fertilizers and fall- out from increased bomb testings. | with purchase 50 Piece Nationally Advertised SILVERWARE SET Service for 8 try must conduct serious negotia- from arms. control dis pite the negative results of 15 years unhopeful hions UPI Telephote an Albany, NY. to in existence of Samuel Wilson ff negotiation and the ahead.’ Deaths Elsewhere Disarmament talks are to begin PRETOR — ; next year in Geneva between five RETORIA, South Africa (AP) —Dr. Ernest G. Jansen, 78, gov- -' western nations and five Commu- ‘ including Red ®'M0r general of South Africa, — prospect the basic concern now was to | work out an end to nuclear tests with the issue of a control sys- MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Anne} Goodwin Winslow, 84, novelist and! poet, died Wednesday. She was a modern automobile equipped ro ibly | . : with brakes which fail without = — ithe widow of Brig. Gen. Eveleth years away. | Winslow notice is as dangerous as a loaded ; Tile maces I gun However, they said there was no * ; ~*~ * Edwards said Buick agencies doubt that China would have to be NEW YORK (AP) — Dwight were instructed to make repairs on brought into a nuclear control sys- Fiske, 67, an accomplished pianist hich calls for some 180 con- who built up a reputation as night Motors’ expense whenever 1953 trol stations spread over the world. club entertainer, died thet ay. : oan y ( y lly knéwn as a ’ Buicks came into the shops Some, obviously, would be on the|He was generally kn a China mainland lsinger of ultra-sophisticated songs Watch for KAREN’S MADE REPAIRS k * * and stories Big CHRISTMAS “The repairs were made without Officials said they believed it ~*~ * * . notice fo the owners and even if might be possible to work out some; LONDON (AP) — Soviet author Carpet Sale in - there were no complaints about plan whereby U.S. personnel would Yuri Libedinsky, 61, died Wednes. Pontiac Press A (he ‘brakes."’ Edwards said. help man the étations on Red:day, according to Moscow radio. “No warning to owners of 1953/China’s soil without this country | * " = Monday, Buicks equipped with these power |@ctually recognizing the Peiping) MIAMI. Fila. (AP) — Charles B brakes was given either by General ;Tes!™Me. | Forbes, a ee . ~ Nov. 30th Motors, or by the agency which | They added optimistically that | Miami News, died ,* sold this Buick as far as this | they thought it was possible that \cancer.— a ee —— record reveals."’ | the Red Chinese might — with | But Edwards took judicial note poaetee * ner Mosc So ta that the Buick division did not | such & Seach ome rs fabricate the part that tailed, | S™m=miing official recognition. | He said Buick tested its perform- One precedent cited was the} ance and ‘‘placed the finished [Korean Truce Commission on product on the public market.” which the United States sits as, > issue w part of the United Nations team am . wes brought before that deals with truce problems with} the court by Robert Comstock and a \ peorenentatives the Zurich Insurance Co. Com. |* ©'P!"8 — _ | stock, a garage employe, was in — lured by a 1953 Buick owned by Will Study Alcoholism | Leon Friend and driven by Clifford Wentworth. His right leg had to TORONTO w — Dr. Theodore} be amputated Newcomb of the University of! The trial court judge said there Michigan has been named to a g was no evidence of neglizance by joint US.-Canadian commission to Vi Cc i OR S$ General Motors but directed a ver-' make a five-year study of alco- jdict against Comstock’s claim for holism in both nafions. The com- damages because he considered mission will investigate current) Wo MILLIONTH CUSTOMER CFLEBRATION that the effect of any negligence action against alcoholism and sub- } on GM's part had been terminated’ mit recommendations for the t by an intervening act of the driver. | future os *«< PEE RAR». Per: i 5 Very soon now, the 1f millignth VICTOR PAINT customer of 1959 will walk inte one of the 14 VICTOR PAINT CENTERS. 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In the Seotial dispatch we uished consider- ting newsman of able ority—half a century cov- — steries—reca: meetings Britain's great By JAMES L. KILGALLEN NEW YORK (UPI) — Winston) Churchill comes close to being, ‘the unforgettable man’ in my journa- listic memory. I met Churchill four times—first in Italy, just after Rome fell dur-! ‘6 i ing World War I, again at Hitler’s a bunker shortly after the German HOBBYISTS may assemble, |surrender, and twice in America Paint birds from plastic hobby during the -post-war period. kit, Comes complete, The thing that impressed ‘me Hum phrey Hin ts statesman was his remarkable of Hat in Ring ability to express himself in the ‘Been Eying Political English language — and the bril- liancy of his mind, My first close-up of Churchill was in May, 1944, a day or two after Gen, Mark Olark’s Amer- ican forces entered Rome. The Germans had fallen back to the pie * north, It was a significant Allied Situation’; Will Talk = and Churchill flow in to in January Rome from London as the vic- tory celebration was in full PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Sen. ‘: Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn)| A press conference was set up said Tuesday he'll tell early at the British embassy. It was at- in January whether he’ll be a can- tended by 150 American and British didate for the Democratic presi-| Correspondents. dential nomination and “right now, Churchill was greeted with a it looks very encouraging.” burst of applause. He gave with his “I'm unofficially campaigning | Cherubic smile and lit a big cigar. for the nomination and officially|He knew he was among friends. taking a look at things, you might|He had been a war correspondent say,” Humpbrey declared in an| himself, years ago, in the Boer interview, \War. He was right at home. He ‘* « ¢ | knew he could “‘talk our language.” “ve been talking with political| For an hour and a half, he stood leaders, sort of trying to sen or answering questions. The the political atmosphere and tem-|iMformation he gave was usable perature—trying to find out if 1 bat not spoteigiaieeregta ae Sav , x. of prev ev : plained tn’ SuPPorts" be €X" What strick me was the lucidity ie planey a pharmacist, Mon . pa agsery on ghee oe ae - Sts “ithe trivia and got to-the heart day night addressed a dinner of | one issue after another involving - American Committee for @ many countries. His grasp of situ- erie P asl Pl ral _ ations and depth of knowledge was vers: salem. 4t profound. was a Nnonpolitical speech. The Ai dinner launched a fund drive for the school. Like many famqys men I've known, Churchill had a fabulous memory. He reminded me of the way Al Smith used to explain — with simple clarity—such a complicated topic as proportional representation. Churchill held us spellbound. He Massachusetts Group to Boost Rockefeller BOSTON (AP) — A Massachu- setts Rockefeller - for - President Committee has been formed with is the master-of the spoken word. State Sen. C. Eugene Farnam of We all knew, of course, that he Medford as chairman. was also a master of the written * * * word. Farnam said formation of the! I noticed he smoked three cigars committee to boost New York while the press conference was in Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller for the progress. At its conclusion, I Republican presidential nomina- asked: tion “is just about settled.” | ‘Mr, Prime Minister, how many He said the committee will work of those big cigars do you smoke for the support of the state’s 14,a day?” GOP delegates. He grinned, Rockefeller bas not yet formally; “It all depends upon the sup- \demonstrated right then that he| Churchill Is Remarkable The reason I asked the question |realized the jig was up and com-|into a half-track, As they drove! was that we reporter#were having'mitted suicide. He shot himself to|off Churchill jauntily sed his trouble gettifig enough cigars at death a moment after his sweet- hand, gave the V-sign, and waved the Army ag - {heart, Eva Braun, had swallowed his cigar. , A reporter for a British news! poigon. , _ LOT agency filed a story on my cigar) Béth bodies were taken outside He's AGED A / question. Some days later I re-by SS. officers placed side by Twice later I met Churchill when ceived three boxes of cigars from |side, and set afire. he visited America—in 1954, and friends in New York . Hitleb’s bunker was a ghastly @gain last May when he was Presi-| * ro point of interest for days there-'dent Eisenhower's guest at the ine ext lime t saw Churchill after, and many military men and) White House and later the guest was outside Hitler's bunker in correspondents visited it. lof his close friend Bernard M. the Reich chancellory in Berlin—| iierurh ‘in New York the big «underground “Fuehrer-| One day Churchill came there | Churchill had aged noticeably the bunker” where the last act of the’ with a group of British officials, linet Hise 3 isi Wii. Hie walked Nazi melodrama was staged. including Anthony Eden. I was | talteringty with ced eee stopped It was June, 1945, and World War} ®™ong the, reporters covering?|1,. i. bhed his gold-headed cane II in Europe had ended | their visit. paler pBignend aa : a i |tentatively as he lumbered along. In this bunker Hitler, with Rus-| Eden and his companions went) He had to be assisted into his car. sian shells bursting around him, down into the subterranean pas- . 4 sages of the bunker, but Churchill But Churchill's voice was as rich and resonant as ever, and did not. He had visited the bunker before, and had enough. So had| the spirit of this dauntless man and [ got my feet thoroughly! remained high. His last words wet in the process. as he boarded a plane for his homeland were: Churchill remained outside among the rubble and empty pet-| “I would like to bid you farewell rol cans, a few feet from where!in this key: As long as the United {0 Purge Reds Hitler's ,body had been burned. |States and© Great Britain are} He lit up a cigar. He chatted united and bound together, the! . : ffably with us reporters in his|future is one if high h for | rahi ays * : po re is one if high hopes for Eerie lb es s y |democratic way. Finally, Eden/jourselves and the whole tree| Communism Is Nation’s\emerged. The Churchill party got|world.” ¥ — SHAH AND HIS BRIDE-TO-BE Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Farah Diba, in smiling pose after announcing their engagement in Tehran this week. As the ruler’s third wife, Miss Diba will become Queen — Iran's and fiancee, No. 1 Enemy Siz h CAIRO «» — Sudanese Premier {Ibrahim Abboud says his militar ‘government has made plans “to| overcome and completely wipe out communism in Sudan.” Abboud, in an_ interview in| Khartoum with the Cairo news-| paper Al Akhbar, said communism is his ‘“‘No. 1 enemy” and has) been behind “every plot against} Saat the present Sudanese regime.” is Communism, he continued, In- | filtrated the ranks of Sudanese workers and peasants in the past but failed to win their allegiance. | “Now it is intriguing in the! student ranks, but it shall also! fail,” Abboud went on | “International communism at! present is directing its activities | toward all Africa. 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M. 3 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 . : —E-12 ‘Lysistrata’ Lands ests cet Gteer Rigging Duchess Starting Polish Premier | PGI ILLES GEN QO CIAO SA Aes Di F TONIGHT - FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY © With Dull Sexy Thud sophomoric—with apologies to the| Ivorce rom BLUE SKY ak FEATURES 3 & mores. | - _ P : ert con ttdex Is Suspected Puke of Bealor’ \Mans Austerit oe ie By JACK GAVER |phanes’ fable about the Grecian p LONDON Uf — The Duchess of y DRIVE-IN THEATER ° Heaters Free of Charge ; pisindeotigeoegehcatar ee hese te hota . ‘Bedford Tuesday filed a divorce} at a8 Opdyhe Gd, OE 46501 to First 300 Cars 2 NEW YORK—The bawdiest Ee eral tates vl ‘ us ire Entries in Chicago's action against the 42-year-old duke, Government Toughens aye acta time ON a ee, 4 ea coe al Aristo ei, fends, by the very na! Exhibition Are Probed |e nds ior aworce were not] Economy Controls on} calor Feature Me. 1 " gesert isiand with TWOMEN! years t version 0 risto- . lot, to str seXUE . on . pigs i " ‘ se ee eee ee ny Lae Of the plot, to stress sexus'’ for Fitting’ Deviations named im the formal petition filed) ‘Road to Socialism’ |* — phanes Lysistrata presented | matters. ae 5 MGM PRESENTS AVACARD , last night at the Phoenix Theater. But this so-called new version |at London s law courts. h D aees In addition to the fact that it by Dudley Fitts carries the an-| CHICAGO (UPI)—Teams of vet-. .The duke, now on a lecture tour; waRSAW (UPI)—Premier Josef @ THE STEWART (RANGER See a Me. simian Pee es Inited Ste as eight cae a : would make a burlesque fan of cients’ tendency toward earthiness erinarians were checking about the United States, has eight Cyrankiewicz Wednesday outlined ; NN the old uninhibited days blush, to an almost childish extreme \700 steers in a move to prevent |44YS to meee Dee of intention 4° new austerity program for Po 4 2 VID NIVEN } ‘he 275 Mamie Doud Eisenhower.” radio “Barry Gray Show” and| fir - id “We used hour increase and roughly 176.- yale ees cise etieeesciee Bi said he had nothing to tell the! ve et fe a ss Kith 000 salaried employes Will get a Leeks dos dens Soeooesoccost ip Another White House aide ex- grand jury about payola—under- | Expected to Approve WEEE, we eh ie at am ae quarterly increase of $5. ibid Be ee SN conersemccns = are plained that Mrs. Barbara Lisen- cover payments to ®get songs’ a . sacks but it dic n't help much. ; Parsle : < -. 90 «~hower “is not in any sense an AP Wirephote |plugged on the air. j Figure Slightly Below way the wind was blowing we Pay rises or falls under « miract Pars Cello Pak. doz teres Ser official hostess for the Presi- | HEY, HEY, A HOLIDAY Youngsters at Abraham Lincoln * ~ ~ ' $4 Billi didn’t have much effect on the escalator clauses with each oo 5 ‘ib. bag — 17> dent.” She and her busband, | Elementary School in Braintree. Maos., celebrate their emancipa- In his radio talk. Freed said he Won fire. The velocity of the wind was DEINE SES 3c ie Oe aa 4 nev... 165 Maj. John Eisenhower, will ac- © tion from classes by swarming over a fire truck during 4 small never had taken gifts to play a! terrific.”’ index over a three-month period Rutabagss. bi 160 company the President on bis | blaze in the school basement. Officials blew the ‘‘no school’’ signal |record either on his WABC radio! WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi-. Most of the fires concentrated Today's was Io » compared wit squas rach abn . a 1 25 goodwill trip. just before 229 pupils were due in classes Friday. The youngster at show or his WNEW-TV “Big Beat” dent Eisenhower will decide with- on rural areas of the northeast agen at ainy Bs Squash, Delicfous, BU. se. seseesceees 1 60 The aide said Barbara's presence right appears to be the lone dissenter. program. Freed lost his WABC,in the next few days how much portion of Texas, Others dotted * = . 7 Sains ee pope rena 26¢ in the party “gould not be con ——— ———————___- -—-—- —___.__________—. spot after refusing to sign a state- to ask from Congress for military the countryside two-thirds of the Bevnene of & siren” se } - qneens _ strued as a stand-in for Mrs. Eisen [ment saying he ever accepted) amd economic sid overseas "hy 7 se rely as the wife if ] 2 y pay for plugs. Freed has been, Authoritative officials say Eisen- ‘ire burning along a 20 - mile Motors’ 320,000 hourly rated em. Collarcs Not, bus 1221.2 8 =i ail ig Ane a piles Blames Whole Mess on Women fired from the ‘Big Beat’’ show hower personally will make the fi- front in Louisiana, east of Mar- ployes are not working, but th SALAD GREENS lofficer.”” , . . 7 Dut is finishing up the week. | nal decision on the size of the pro shall, surged to the south edge of corporation expects to have 4ll cejery Cabbage, dos. .........0-- $1.75 * * * On Hunger Strike 1n Jail Later, he signed an affidavit say-| gram before he leaves next Thurs-' Waskom, a town of 1,200. The fire back by Dec. 14. Chrysler Corp.'s | In response to questions on the ‘ ing he never had done anything day for his 20,000-mile goodwill was Within four miles of gas wells idle now totals about 23,000, but it . |protocol of Barbara's place in the! | improper. | journey into 1] nations. jin the huge Waskom and Bocker too expects to be back in high gear} Livestock party, the aide noted that what the’ Los ANGELES (AP) — A tailor to police Wednesday, immediately’ He has denied publicly he ever : ~*~ * * | fields. by mid-December DETROIT LIVESTOCK foreign governments ‘elect to do” \anteq for six months for mailing announced a hunger strike to win took payoffs. Top State Department officials appear confident the President a * * * Other auto makers are on five-day weeks. The average pay of hourly rated employes ix $2.60 an hour now, and the added penny will bring to 13 cents an hour that portion made up in cost-of living allowances. Salaried personnel’s added $5 will bring their quarter- }y cost-of-living allowance to $65. Of Fords 124,000 hourly rated DETROIT fl] Salable 400 Most early sales limited to small supply Nov 25 (AP:'—Cattle with of choice steers and higt Barbara in table seating goat threats to seven judges unanimous approval! of his crusade } i i death threats to we SEP |will approve a figure slightly be- Craig Is Reappointed good and choice heifers, lower grades ‘‘is their own business.’ ae * * ery slow cows steady several loads . . on average to high choice steers 1100-1250 But the aide agreed that under Elmer Simrell. who surrendered wice steers few sales good to low protocol rules observed in this 2450-2650: few lots high average choice heifers 2500- Country, Barbara's position would ws 14 00-15.00; canners he considerably down the line from good t 26 00 utility and utters down to 10.00 Hogs—Salab steady mixed 9.75-10 50 40 butchers pot Vealers—Sa) and prime J 24-34. cull an SI Sal 12 00-14 00 light canners le 200 Few sales sO grades 300-400 lbs. sows the President's. Boot Cattle seer. Churches Asking @t Show tor alabie 200 Steady. few good employes, approximately 62,000 are *n¢ chaice located in Michigan, which also has about 30,000 of Ford's 45,000 salaried employes * * * Of Chrysler Corp.'s 75,000 hourly } 18.00-20 00 ' Poultry and Eggs DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT, Nov. 25 rated workers, about 55.000 are Pe pound ¢ ir Michigan, plus 30,000 of 35,000 salaried employes 1745-1 General Motors’ figures for ‘urkeys heavy Michigan are not immediately available quality live wooled slaughter lambs Prices paid Rigging Wednesday kicked out 14 steers Sentence Probe | CHICAGO (UPI) =; The Inter? | national) Livestock Exposition Chief Justice Delaying entered in the junior feeding con test on grounds that someone ob Detrott for No. 1 . ’ pony , Action on Magnotto’s tampered with the animals to Heavy type hens 17-19 heavy type . broilers fryers. 3-4 it whites Short Diet Plan jmake them look better. a aponettes over ) b 26-47 pe young hens 31-44 * * * heavy type young toms 27-31. The steers were eliminated un- | LANSING (AP) — No action is DETROIT EGGS DETROIT. Nov 25 /AP:!—Eggs t ob likely Detroit in case lots federal-state grades On @ Whites—Grade A jumbo 39-42, extr arge 38-39 a large 37 medium 28-30 houn Flying Grandfather 22:.8.0¥S.g.syi3% Ses Sys, Tries Distance Mark NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Max Conrad, 56, the flying grandfather from Winona, Minn, guided his Hudson's Plans No Preparade Rev CBS Court Fi ht Pi nclegcer president of the cata Judging in the junior contest be- Lodge and the Pontiac Junior press secretary James C. Hagerty VY g signed the petition which was filed ging today and ends Friday with Chamber of Commerce. These * light plane toward E] Paso, Tex today to stretch his new 6,000-mile long-distance record * * * He has been flying more than 48 hours, covering parts of two continents and the Atlantic Ocean Conrad took off from Casa Commercially graded Michigan Chief Justice John R Whites—Grade A jumbo 38 extra’ Dethn Depa pid arge 34 large 3!'s to 33 a 5-28', all arge 31-32 Browns—Orade A The edium 26, small 19-320; der a rule which forbids” use of before the first of the year any trick or device to deceive a petition for a prohe of Cal judge as to the animal's natural Circuit Judge Alfonso A appearance Mtta’'s sentencing practices, : The names of the steers’ ex hibitors were not released - be 1ers has indicated cause, officials said, the tam- Michigan Arca Council of pering could have occurred be. | arade B large 31-31 ,Liberal Churches asked for a high) tore the present owners obtained DETROIT Hudson Co legal action blanca, Morroco Tuesday. He TV from t smashed the late Bill Odom’s 10- mént store’s annual Thanksgiving year distance mark of 4,957-miles Day parade when he flew by Florida late Wednesday Conrad radioed his Piper Co manche had plenty of gas. He said he would go on to New Orleans perhaps further Potamological Institute at Louisville Ist in U.S. LOUISVILLE, Ky bap -An old Louisville Water Co. pumping sta tion will become America’s first CBS TV went ahead with plans to full-scale potamological] institute Potamology is the science of troit rivers . Uniyersity of Louisville officials | | court diets. w—Officials of J. L said they planned no today to prevent CBS- court elevising the depart- cated liminary consideration but indi- | investigation of \agnotta’s the steers. sentencing of youthft:’ offenders to solitary confinement on meager ‘ There were 369 steers in the con est before the 14 were disquali fied. Joseph A. Schneiders of + Pr 7 America, ends 5 has given the request pre- further action was unlikely betore the next regularly sehed- Fin 3 Deer Hunters court conference in Janu- But the store indicated it may ®FY- il t All Ni ht x UP later Dethmers reported he has re 0S Ig in * * * uled go to court “No action will be taken prior Ce!ved from to the parade,”’ said Roy Erick- son of Hudson's special events department yesterday. ‘‘We will decide afterward what action, | any, will be taken.’ versal Judge Magnotta has defended Bruce Richards, 16, of Detroit Joseph L of the dep ened legal televise the The netw who will rent the station. said protest on Tuesday the only other complete potamological institute is in the place on public streets Soviet Union The university will remodel the structure on the Ohio River and maintain a smal! fleet of boats for river research Did Dog Bite Man? —Nope, Shot Him LANCASTER, Calif. «AP) \ dog shot a man. says forest ranger Jim Davis, who telis thi story: He was working at a Boy Scout camp when a stray doy imped on him. His own dog Scout jumped fo Davis’ protection but lurched against Davis holstered yur It discharged and a bullet creased Davis’ leg The ranger said it was a minor injury. Lodge Calendar Esther Court £13 Order of the Amaranth meeting Friday. No\em- ber 27 has been cancelled. Cather- ine McCrindle, Sec Adv Special communication of Pon- tiac Lodge No. 21. Fri. Nov. 27th to confer the M.M. degree. Lodge s at 7 o'clock p.m. Leslie L., Hotchkiss, W. M. Ady News in Brief Charies W. Brown, 29, of 1401 Rosedale St., was found guilty of @runk driving before Municipal Judge Cecil McCallum and fined $100. He immediately appealed the ease to the Oakland County Cir- cuit Court. ; ers the pars Property LANSING WW — The State High vay Department will sell a 1'4 Hudson Jr., president artment store, threat- of you bread, pills action last week = j parade through De the ve streets * * * ork rejected Hudson's grounds that it consid Road Section to Open ide a news event taking of rex west Count Tuesd Auction Dec. 7 acre parcel of excess property at Eight Mile in Detroit at public auction Dec, 7. 300 Indian nations or tribes and Woodward avenue The LANSING (®—A 10-mile section several! communications members of the council ex- By The Associated Press pressing disagreement with the Three deer hunters, lost over- ist and Unitarian bodies found alive Wednesday. his short-term solitary confinement was found in Keweenaw County ithful offenders on diets of after he was missing for 22 hours. milk, water and vitamin Richards was suffering from ex- as necessary to straighf§M posure muiths out before they end up James Ollila. 24. of Marquette, in prison Was guided safely out of the woods ———_-—_—_- about 20 miles south of Marquette by the sound of a State Police siren Henry Peterson, 48, of Manis- onstructed M28 from Sidnaw ‘ue. .came out of dense woods in to Jumbo Creek in Houghton Schoolcraft County in good condi- v will be opened to traffic U0? ay, the State Highway De OO partment announced a Flynn’s Second Wife U.S. has treaties with about Gets Children’s Custody — IOS ANGELES (AP)—A court is appointed Nora Eddington, ac- tor Errol! Flynn's second wife. Deidre. 14. and Rory, ‘1? The action permits Miss Ed- dington, 35, to take charge of in- surance monev and of $10,000 \illed to each of the children by the actor * * * Fivnn. 30. died Oct. 14 in Van couver, B.C Uls estate is being probated in New York Mediation Board Can Work on Teacher Tiff LANSING (AP) — Garden City school teachers and a union stew- ard carried the day in the State Supreme Court yesterday. A decision handed down by the high court affirmed the authority of the State Labor , Mediation Board to mediate a dispute between 101 teachers and: the Garden City School Board. About 100 teachers sought intervention of tMe medi- ation board in a 1955 hassle over salaries and other matters. The court unanimously upheld dismissal of the school board's WRITER'S RETURN — Ernest Hemingway smiles upon bill of complaint by Circuit Judge arrival in New York from Spain where he spent summer watching ‘gam Street Hughes of Ingham builfights. He's en route to Cuba, County. guardian of their two daughters. | last week the selection of champions. The “Jerry Lewis Volunteers’’ will The President and his wife are Yesterday Dethmers said the exposition, the ecase of Rura] Make calls on every home in the being joined for the holiday din-| x protest voiced by their president night m the snowy. bitter-cold “the funds contributed to this drive abroad during his three-confinent i¢ The council is made up of 20 Uni- wilds of the Upper Peninsula, were will be used for the relief of those goodwill mission, starting a week 4 | i t arrangements or in receiving lines })ames the whole mess on women. against “the menace of modern : e ‘ , . : . . , . — { womanhood.” - onroe Firm IQns jflow four billion dollars—about the) » avon i—Gov. Wiliams bas amount the stration askex ~ *& * mene: * sp oa er announced the reappointment of | Congress to provide for last year's aigne der Roger Cri -arborn t e He was arraigned on a federal Two-Year Contract program. Congress, however, cut queer " tel of Deen ri * charge of sending threatening ma- that request to $3,200.000,000 State Tenure Commission or a terial through the mail ] iia aaa term expiring Aug. 31, 1964 , wf MONROE (AP) — A 141- day * * * ee ea Ile said he mailed the judges strike ended yesterday at La-Z-Boy) Administration foreign aid advo- death threats to dramatize his Chair Co. with ratification of a Cates are banking on Eisenhower FOR LE . SE crusade that began in 1956 when two-year contract. 'to.reject moves to slash foreign a Ses Bue and won’ Local 416 of the United Furniture aid spending despite official con- custody of their daughters ae ® Workers went Sn strike July 8 in|cern over the record four-billidn- NEW en setHement. meee - “8, dispute over a new co:.tract. The | dollar deficit in overseas earnings MOBIL claims California domestic courts strike involved about 75 employes. |this year always give women the best of it The union ratified a contract) For the past week, the Budget SERVICE | calling for a slight pay raise, a Bureau has been steadily whittling ° cost of living allowance and an im-'&Way at a proposed five-billion- Will Canvass proved insurance plan. The vote dollar foreign aid program which STATION was 52-13. the State Department recommend- 9 Clintonville and Walton Rds. - Specific terms of the pact were ©d for military, economic and not disclosed. technical assistance Training at for () stro h | = - " . Company's Expense This annual item-by-item review ‘President Works, is expected to be completed this scat rr weekend. The Budget Bureau-ap- Fund Drive Volunteers , . _ proved version of the program For Information to Visit Area Homes Then Sits Down will then go to the White House FE 55-9466 : . 7 along with any conflicting advice for Contributions to Turkey Dinner fiat Gecseiors of ae paren FE 2-3433 WASHINGTON ‘AP)— It's tra. A. Herter may decide to pass After 5 P. M. A house-to-house canvass Tues ditional turkey for today’s White along. day will spearhead Pontiac's Mus- House Thanksgiving dinner for!> cular Dystrophy fund drive, President Eisenhower and his | ®- oo & 4 * xxx KKKKK KKK KKK KKK x *& family, Volutneer canvassers include - es Fri. 'til 8 Sat. til 6 many) local residents and members Traditional cranberries, too? Open rl. ti p. m.- at. ti of Auxiliary No. 1230 of the Eagle “| haven't the slightest idea,” x SAVE *7°! Triple Action told inquiring reporters. area, ner by their son and daughter-in- Nov. 15 to Dec. 13 hac been [€aW. Army Maj. and Mrs. John proclaimed National Muscular /isenhower, and their four grand- B 4 Dystrophy Month. children. The youngsters are Da- x vid, 11, Barbara Ann, 9, Susan, 7, Chairman of the Pontiac drive and Mary Jean, 3. is Mrs. Charles H. Hutson, 2984 * * * Voorheis Rd Eisenhower scheduled no_ busi- “In addition to the continuing ness engagements, but arranged research being waged against this to work during the morning on a crippling killer,’ said Mrs. Huston, series of speeches he will make Aluminum Tilt STORM WINDOWS Permits Cleaning Without Removing Panels Regular $21.00 ony *4.3 29 ANY SIZE UP TO 30x60 OPENING NO CASH NEEDED—FHA TERMS A: tons 5 Years to Pay stricken with muscular dystrophy. from today, KKK KK KKK kk kkk first and only electric shaver you For Complete Remodeling Service Call FE 3-7033 for FREE Home Estimate — Day or Night Operators on Duty 24 Hours a Day! NO CASH NEEDED Lay One Away Now! FEDERAL | | C " ey 2936 NEW | ADJUSTABLE REMINGTON ROLLA-MATIC Adjusts to your personal needs! Set control panel: left to lower Roller Combs where beard is tough; right to raise where skin is tender. Unlimited settings in between. Ex- clusive Roller Combs roll skin down, comb whiskers up. 6 diamond-honed cutters shave Hidden Beard. tties Room Additions — Dens aa Aluminum “5 " Enclosures Porch ——————- FO HK HHH KKK KKK x * YN JEWELERS a, HERRERO . a Bi Mit i, ee —_ —— ey Jens a a Se Ue ee a ae a ee ae e Ler teen eats et. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1959 . E—15 ak v ice fie : p Wanted Male 6} CARNIVA Death Notices p Wanted Mele 6 L By Dick Turner | Notices & Personals 27) Rent A eg SALEBMEN FOR MODERNIZATION Uh. ent Apts. .. Furnished 37 Rent Apts. | Unfurnished 38| Rent ov. eau: i. sie pertains sales telephone can\assers Loss ~ wxiaan SAFELY AND 3} ROOM : a |e ent Houses Untura. 40 . 4, i |_ PE 3-6246. . 8 BATH, { 3011 Walnut Lake Rd. Or- Leen |“Qeonomically with newly released|” furniture turnisbed ues ae 1 BEDROOM APART. |) ROOM SoU chard Lake; : dear ¢ 6 | Dex-A-Diet tablets. 98 cents at) Heights. FE =e ment Carpeted living room _- fat A a Rn ed er Ae gp re expert. | | SIMMS. Time Pe with drapes. Kitchen & di- 2 ee. 6406 Cooley Lake RA 7 ad Tr AUTO af hire, fon McGinn: foseph Stack,| furniture store in Drayton Plains, |HAND MADE SHELL JEWELRY. | by welcome. yea ee ¥ | couple rely et, ee * farage Lake ~ privileges rice Noel, 5 emer gl new i Irwin for interview. | 461 8. Telegraph Lot _16 5-668 month Cal Pauli ke ern, = i ag . and John N Doherty; dear broth- CROWN FURNITURE | WORRIED OVER a Rooms is AND Private baTH | ——"=-202% / FROOM HOUSE, GAR r 4 * Margaret and Prank 6308 Mac Detroit DE 5 spree eat, 7 Prall Corner West SEVERAL APTS. A AILABLE — 1 Behool eat, near Me ng ae ee ea ae Se TED =D SALESMAN t eee. Adu! tw only. Apply care-| west side. 2 bedroom, $85 mo | , 1 eles FE 2-6128 werv ee ree | gne 2 bed at : = held Saturday, Nov" 26. at'9 a.m. One of Oakland County's, oldest| Then consolidete all your bilie & eke sare eT w| Sbinom ue Bice uppers oo u-|" Bones, PE 3 ' — r Lady of Refuge Church; meet ae expanding to! ave place to pay ent. $11. 307 8 Paddock. PE, cid St. FE 62521. Roe SFE East side. FE 1. After ll . ns ee officiating | communit A celal fest growmg BUDGET SERVICE (227% ! _Sain : 3 Recitation of the olla ag FE 2-0000 18 W. Hurgi St » RMS. PRIVATE BATH AND EN- U ROOM, NEAR PONTIAC MO- at 8 pm. Priday. eet et Beattie Mtr. Sales 4 ole Over Connolly's Jewelers | sone gas beated. 87 8 Parke! 3005 per lat—Heated t on esas decorated Oi) heat. will He in state at 3911 Waln = ae =f - | OFFICE & SCHOOL | ai wt AVE. AUBURN HTS. ——_____—______— Toke Rd Orebard Lake. HONE OR 3-190) CE (& SCHOOL SUPPLIES |} RM & BATH WASHER, $14 WK | Living room. dinette, | bedroom, ¢ ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. Nov. m1 : a wi [OR 3-120) - WEDDING NEEDS _ ‘cottage. FE 4-8612 oar gine egg = Pront and) — Inquire 1738 Ww. toved wababd « be- | Vance service man, must be fainil- reeting Cards — Stationery—|? utilities soci ALC GE Tiiwnile teccesais bepens | nom wees d of Aiiarea Konler, i cna deme - fa . OIL PAINTS , ee ef $17.50| $75 per _montn. morer ng. § ROOM DUPLEX AND GARAGE. ¢ r father of Mrs. Robert| and i ceaematler: riggs 3p | Feat 144 Summit 6454] quired. FE 3-71 en Te-| Near Rochester & MSUO, steam cae eee Ganee Gaara cea) ta ee cee par fer tis Mant 19 East 1 w«_€"« ee . ‘3-1101 or PR 8-8085. | heat. ve sts Gee par ae pereerd Ferry. Dowsing ores | _man. Reply Ponlise Press Box 0 WE SKIN, CUT. AND ¥ D WRAP eet? aca, ay ae ONT UNWIRED, Arigate furuished. os SSD ROCEE. eee A Elsie, Kee” fa geey Seine aad ey exp av REPAIRMAN. “deer, Call PE $7941 UR) 4-705: ouple only. FE) Pe 46433. 85. Williams, | _ West aan a ae ws kM. ohler a gench work on eS } side \ 1 i. _ —— 23 erandchil- neh _work_ovly_ FE +007. Wtd. Ch 3 "ROOM APT: FURNISHED, “gow. WEST “SIDE. el HOUSE STEAM HEAT, e. Pune : ildr ov 1 © car garage. rent ag bg Beaty se'v-| Help Wanted Female 7 I ose eree cho Pa Board 28 Benet Baivae Island, Laue)” selrigerstor second floor AN will-! Huron It may lege “ioe .m. from Purs! PEP PIR AAR ARs ! uron t may be arranged int Funeral Home with Rev. Arvid F.| BABYS! tou —= +1 noaRDING HOME, FULL OR 3} ROOM FURNISHED APART- 7 OR 37193. 3,5, of € room apts ged into in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Interment | ee part nee ee Licensed | ment All ublities furulshed | Rea-| tae T: LAKE | 230 gouTH Le ALMOST NEW 3 BEDRM. RANCH. a ABLE CAR E~ _Sonable FE 2-5338, 70 8 Paddock. | vel New sub. Fenced yd St wee AB 0 | d yd Storm : oe oi ny < 25, 1989. JOSEPH J anerar eben gg All alli ding _Day, neur or week. FE 5-6340 3 {ROOMs AND BATH, CLEAN! oe lala $18 week TO! $75. 5176 Poutiac Lk Rd ‘Near | age 67: Media rrr ret Sylvan Lake; Bath, board, cy Pad hn bee Wtd. H — 15 week 65 Popular ANS oe —__—__—_ — Crescen: Lic Ro LI 4-4820 Joseph eae Donen a oaks. mo, to start. Must like we ildpes Household Goods Ws Soon CLEAN PRIVATE BATH \VEST SIDE banov oR _ ~~ dear brother of P ences. Write Box 671, Prank-| and entrance. 63 Popuiar, of IY 3? BEDROOM BUNGALOW, ae Tider seven grande [oe enn —_e ee oe Baldwin . mh 2 and 3 room apartments. private Auiomatic rat and bot PentiaalPreasi Pete service will be® “held. gatcrsay. [for Ceptalescent home COOK | Top prices. Please ph. ve 26842 3 Ruse (BATH. UTIL FURN. $5 refrigerator yarniind heay eal side. $75 montn varees “Baal aa ee a ov. 28, at 10 *ro N ome. White CASH FOR PURNITURE AND AP- 1 : Benedict and Donelson schools. 7 DEER EQUALS AGE—It's a | ieegctneiuge chen nih Hey Ta auburn het fo" BEY MNT ARAN totes, Wen can cect PEMA Tar re Ai dies Saree ve i da Inter GENERAL HOUSEKF . mp courteous p ie th and en- te ” or Sania) foo se ee 1) bath an ged when a hunter can equal in Holy Sepulchre ich Pears di GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER, aa FE 47881 u service. foe veet er ae red, $20 ee jae Draj;‘on Platos. 33 is age with number of deer a Leavy will lle in state at the| nights. must t week. Stay 2 or 3) FURNITURE NEE TRO : ae a on urine his lifeti Cd. eT le esate crm | pights, must have exc. feleecter | ITURE NEEDED OMB NICELY FURN. & UTILI- 'Wh Pa Mo 4) DORRI8 & SON R ’ g his lifetime. But | . Rosary at 8 p Recitation of the} 6560. SY SATE MI! ong Entire home or odd lots. iet the ie Y Y TO0l wee nue Nis that’s what Pontiac’s Dave ROW NOW SC Wise. ___. | Grace ia as ER WEL (4 TIL Reg. U.S. Pat OM = dollar, Will buy outright or, ‘ LANG ROOMS. AND BATH. ac ae ~GONTHE — FE al 5a? ki 9 . PART- = we sell it for yo r ice loca Mode LLs 5 13 , Ep- Wilkinson has done. A week ago | 3.,,69 Vireinia st. < Sage telephone surver, work fame war trwnine | Sle ‘phone OR Sait ommunity| _Keegaj_FE_4-7500 ur OR 43-0103 EATING Bee Ti MAE aps.| ent cet feat 6 old, full Danes e. No expertence necessary WILL LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUSE- ROOMS AND BATH. GROUND, for 850. Newly decorated Cory. | FE B- 2800 Bete $60 per month. us floor, privat t eiween 6 pm. and hold goods, either by private sale} store and al ae close bs bidg All he laundry facilities in 9 pm ‘ month. ave one separated bed-|\fOR RENT OR SELL. 2 | — OR 4-0148 Pn OWN 4 |FOR RENT OR SELL. 2 MILES NTOWN — Only 3 bIks.| gouth of Ortonville 1 block off E. court house. Also terraces,| 3415 Modern 2 and 3 bedroom _ his 79th buck. H father of Willi A. McKown; . He has dear brother of Dain Gal 4 Bees ee downed e and per week For a : "et P| “Don't get upset! It's just a phase—she'll soon stop calling) E. Smart Sale Farm Rochester | or public auction. Appraisals. L.|§}2 WEE TR : $12 WEEKLY 3 ROOMS PRIVATE : houses & attractive clean fur-/| pointment call FE 8-2913 just reached his 79th birthday Arthur McKown. Mr. McKown ~ will le HOUSEK Griffin ery lng Ponce] 2 crown Ups vee ae nae lyou ‘daddyo’ and go back to fuss- cs a Michigan. OL 1-563 . ge wil pe, held Saturday, Washing oes $$ — z= _1-5631. ; o 26. p.m. from the _ 4-409 Goes out. $20 week. MI — 7 Ww | bath eng entrance, rely at 808 homes. Oi! heat 8 ; ‘ P hoo! bus serve Boers: onftin ‘Preeral Home In td, Miscellaneous 30 30 ities $16 weekly. Apply at 606 See ice. Rent for $55 0 Justice Leavy Dies ea acura hee, EE LADIES 21 OR OVER. ___ Building Service | 13 Moving & Trucking 22 en AO |_St. Clair. Child welcome ee $55 a month. Phoue ’ Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. _ FE Os. or | ors" eall| ~~ & BUY. RENT OR LEASE AAW 86 ee ST. 1-2-3 ROOMB | . FoR R RENT “OR SELL. 6 ROOM “ : 5-405: = - _ Tlaus suit, od, all util furn x ; Endin 9 Y | | aaa ee elgg ee REGISTERED NURSE “WANTED | Aadtilons — Basemenia (LIQHT, AND HEAVY TRUCKING.’ OR 3.2717 size 48 of 60. Call Sirs " Cooper repo eo OM, EaEee Ee | eae OO Pe axa g - Cal areer. loved husband of Margaret | Nel. pa Meme Tee eee ee we “ey pio rages | Bt cua fred ghd weeding FE HAVE YOU A TYPEWRITER. |2°8,N CASS AVE 2 ROOMS AND lead alae eee tion. call EM 53-0808. ‘ ear father ‘of Mrs Louis; on rite _ - 2-0603 adding machine or piece of offi bath 2-0548 Nite unday, 8 ; Clement . { qualifications to box 7 ; FE” ee piece office ; _| Nites & Sunday. See Caretaker FOR RENT OR SALE, NEARLY Sia ee ee ee Press. 73, Pontiac = 3-7 __ UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED sins or equipment not in AT WALLED LAKE, $35 A MO MR CAROL, A-l_ ARCADIA cCT.| {re 5 bedroom Clarkston ares. » Carol L., A-1 RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL _ up free of charge FE 638 OR 3- a buy these scam Too house Lie apts. Also § - ~ i MAple 5-381! - La c hot vatiable no - = . oo ota is commerce Ka Rent Houses Furnished 39 POR ET otehe Owaceleet oes : ~~ ars : tion. 1375 Scott Lake Rd. Coupe FORMER EDUCATOR RECENTLY, & industrial Mason and gen ¥ PA TOP DOLLAR FOR Across frum Texacc Svivan a y \ Lake Justice of the! Sues and Gary L. Nelson: dear Oat inal . ar eorge s returning to the contracting Also store front re | k WE r S to a t standing timber. Alberta Lumber a uC R n | AVAT. ABLE DECEMBER 187. IDEAL pf nee ee COZY. CLEAN oN only FE 49561 usline. Near grocery. FW 2-485 JOANG Y. 1211 WATERFORD Peace Joseph J Leavy Jr sePN x y Jr of; and 3 - . . ’ ’ i ohn Nelson and Mrs C beautiful north count >| adi 20 Avonaae died yesterday at ie isnt grandsons also viol — i take with her. hv bstobon arr el Join W. Caples ui | Mills. FE 8-6131 St. Jose N _ 3 neral service will be held er home ea refined woma ar — —__—— TRUC pees ph Mercy Hospital at the| Saturday. Nov. 38, from the Pure: her home &. refined women 88 8/41 BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT | AND EQUIPMENT. Share Livin Or ters Catt mab melds. Lay. cen, alc age of 67. He had been ij] nine = Soir gre bn ma Pm Tor interview. phone MI 6-6490 _work. Also fireplace. OR 3-0402 lian Pickups 14_-Ton Stakes eS uar ers 33 ru Ritchen. wae pat hogatreny a an ous HOUSE, | $12.80 ene. i Oa an, G hs, OA years. ating Interment in White Chapel. . A-1 COMPLE j ump Trucks Semi-Trailers LADY O | and utiltiies furnts eae Ta | nquire 3450 Dunning Rd. Off; best large lot. $15 a mo. GAre ent in Whit Chapel. TE BUILDING SERV- ) 5 . j R COUPLE OVE YRs | : ae 8 urnt hed $95 8! Auburn _field 1-1210 He was ected justice In 948, SPR ad ae SA a “Gtenographer | tetetmessectet co, | Industral Tractor Co. wetter —wemem Bg ERE Milistrees rE caeonoou, PARTE Peay Maarten, tame a rtce a previously served on the aa? Welosed nad Sy rion; | MA ¢2253 or 8 ra ractor Co. ‘WANTED — WORKING WOMAD ACHELOR APT shed 13 miles out Dixte. $40 2 bedroom (rams oti furnace, of Johanna| Excellent et A 8.3282 TED, — WORKING WOMAN BRI, BATH &)_ MA 5-7086 tility + : : Oakland County Board of Super- Selerno: dear father of Arthur C | as De cit opportunity to act) ALL wy PEs OF eaaeay FF one B. WOODWARD | 4) 5-550 child to share home wa wentr. TV. Rice’ FE 24776 -< Paco DERE Foes is Wwonth PE s-0819 serene: visors. Mr Leavy waa a. member brothers Rn pag ol pM ben rf pled meee the public | mercial Bull. OR 3- 2685, & com-, Open Dai'y Including Sunday Wid. C r, - CEE Pee wer ae ee a $13.50 & $1650 ig MODERN 2 BEDRM. Olt HEAT, . e rtha 4 nstaatinen r- “3. Ps r Street i r of the Pontiac Lions Club, and the Wed Mat Aue’ drere’ ktien's| "Gaal sear ef enportais have a (Modes low prices | BUILDERS WE O'DELL CARTAGE | Contracts, _ Migs. 35 35 sone Em Sai AVALSSIe NG 3330, 8 Crooks Reed. Heagevs canner 6 TONS REDO Mi, 3 F . : 7 e year ow prices through 1 GB = a Michigan Justice of the Peace ree ere wi isander “oftiel: cants: must Hee Mia ‘Roya iApptt | — on Piette ena; ocat ag ga hey et moving. | |COLORED, 3 OR 4 ROOMS PRICE . m otapraees pet A . ae ian achooin NA 73631. Clarks Assn. He a ating. Interm -| area Salary to| ult’ homes — 800 plans Well} ~~ SS — 100, Teasonable FE 2-4850 = : — Refu ttended Our Lady of] Cemetery. take Orion. “Mr. alae start. Depeuting ep 7 beckground| secure mortgage No obligation. | CLEAN 3 ROOM APARTMENT. 19 bei Nia Tene tall cr Probl MOVING br ) & REFUR- efuge Church of Orchard Lake. eri te im cnce ot ie Ate | ‘ea eke aaa eee —| Builders Kxchenge Painting & Decorating 283 | Hovey between Cottage and © water. On Pontiac Lake. Call aft-| Moisbing. Get u $500 Survi : Funeral Home, Lake Ori Good fringe benefits program of-! r ° a ——— eee To invest in quod land contracts | mun s-|_er 6 pm. EM 33006. | Boa FINAN “CO. 185 x. Surviving are three sons, Ed- sHaw. NOV. 25. | prion fered. “ADply ‘at Dersonnel office | FE 3-7210 Or UL 3100 | Gar cise DECOMLTneT Have customers, waiting. Fon GOUF 7 BEDROOM_FURN. ON ON-| eno = <2, ward of Detroit and Donald and| 1550 Bawtree: Pg a 1 1? Latayete, 1 ays often, Buliding. ALUMINUM SIDING AWNING & ing and wallpapering PE. ¢0285 | A. JOHNSON, Realtor |_Mo. No drink Peon ee oe peach. | bedroom $4 lat He Jc A _1 Lafaye , D aT —— Joseph J. Ill, both of Sylvan Lake,| of Mrs Ruth’ Mapes and Mrs, CALEB , LADIES, |. EXPERIENCED| ~~ = . ae Ears ee 1704S. Telegraph Rd. {PBST FLOOR: 2 Rot APT | Ro Walled Lake | GSE, port Immediate possession. . teeta Rd bee) OO en a eee a Indy's sports wear Full nd qaaitions BUILDER . 2-2940. rms. UL| FE 4-2433 furn. pa i en er 2 RMS MOD WASH RW WASHER| option. ee ee ee ee hi , : ie urda N Good sala A s terations, cabinets, jsrT ¢ = = = mt. out. B. grandchildren. at 1 pm. from dean Rees in person. Burton's, TN. Seal | stairs, attics, windows. complete vie Bese INT. '& EXT. PAINT-| ABSOLUTELY THI THE PASTEST AC- ancaN FOR-t OnE Ti }-BEDROOM a Cant DREN | Dorothy Snyder Lavender + : e ears zm = | “ Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Satur-| Roseland Pee Cemetery Mrs |SALESLADY. FULL TIM Pree estimates. MA 3-9821,. | A LADY Y INTERIOR DECORATOR. _ Baers ling ad semtract. Gssh/ a wk. Utilitias ‘oll a AG ee srmeed aa. lass day at Our Lady of Refuge Church, oe will Me in state at the, ti! Christmas. int a BULLDOZING & TRUCKING _ Papering FE 0343 ridge, PE xe 1080 altor Part-| _ 4. 2 a aco a BUNGALOW. ENCLOSED Phone mit 303 Logg ‘MU 69407 - pool Donelson-Johns Funeral Home ferred Apply in person Bit) DON TURNER FE +2853 A PAINTING & DECORATING. \LAKE ORION. HOUSEKEEPING o private bath. Adults only. NEW = ; ith burial in Hol DIATL Hender 3 BEDROOM HOME IN JUD: : n Holy Sepulchre Cem- WEIDEMAN, NOV. 24. - 1988, HAZEL nett’s Clothes shop. 150 N. Sag- | BULLDOZING — EXCAVATING - | _ Paper removed. FE 4 4-6018. Onl ACTION | cer, wth utilities. Winter rates son. Laks Estates. Ces beat. Ont ant etery, Southfield. The R. eat | J, formerly of Pontiac: 73_|_ ‘naw Street Lake dredging - Trucking —; 4-1! PAINTING INTERIOR. EX- any gcod land contract. New Broadway. MY 3.9968 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. CHIL DREN. r month Call J. A 77 osary will} beloved wife of Edward W. feide. WAITRESS, EXP. Septic tanks — Drain fields 1 terior 10 per cent or seasoned. Your cash upon sat- MOTEL KITCHENETTE | welcome. Woodhull Lk. 4682 Hiil- altor, O coe PEE be said at 8 p.m. Friday at the Riia willam We of Mrs. Madge, sary. Buttercup. | te stalled | Pree estimates. = e030, rikog ee iy = ee ea ae — of property Utilities furn. $15 per Seex 0 5 crest Dr OR 3-0055 _ or, OR 4-0306. C. J. Godhardt Funeral Home,| 8P4,A!vin am Weldeman. Reyce WOMAN POR TELEPHONE SUR-| S ASE MENTS WATERPROOFED 4AA PAINTING & DECORATING.| K. L. T sk for Ken Templeton, | Pontise Lave Re one J BEDROOM. PURN. & UNFURN. SALLEE WCODS SUB. . ; ‘ pt ahara. bs Tl vey work a! Work guaranteed. Free estimate | "26 years’ experience em yleton, Realtor NICE 2 ROOM UPPER Cl or will sell. Small) down pay-, Brick 3 bedrooms, tiled path, Keego Harbo Oga Raymond and Clare 1 train. Kendale’s 5 Reasonable. EAN.’ ment. OR : " Genung: alee survived by nine wit ee FE 4.0771 (eee Phone UL 21398. |2ze_Orenera_| Lake Rd PE 4-456) -*.0-* lech og DO ¢ ROOMS | FORE LT a | large kitchen, basement, forced ren and two great- WOMAN | —-y GENERAL OPP Ick T Is OUR SPECIALTY. | AINTING. PAPERING. REMOV- FOR LAND CONTRACTS ICE CLEAN 3 RM. APT ADULTS (GAS HEAT. gy Fig reus Hit ite in state rg the 8 a bag _ like detailed ee ee basements EM 34879 _#l_| Washing. FE 22312. OV. a. 2. vaneR 31388 4540 Dixie Hwy. ae $18 wk. 147 W. Howard. FE Strect corner of W eens ane | Semana, 280 Ww ” — a rks- r yping required. Writ RPENTER CREW PAINTING ee Oe FI a ae 59 F * potty will be held Pride neral rates Fe) on 101, giving |= 3-0333._ Lcdnimeiae cleaning. ae ge ny LAND Satan eo BUY OR ‘NEAT 3 ROOM, PRIVATE “para neg St HOUSE.” LOCATED /SM ney OF a BOM os oe ers east | 27, at 1:30 pm. from the ? OB als family cama job experience af CEME NT . © Bl sLOCK | Sandusky. PE 4-7145 2 S| a _or EM 3 4000 Garrels. EM 3- ad pel ee 2 blocks from = | 878. Prownsend 8-4436. Dec. sth | ee ROOM HOME, , GurUR- Griffin — Home. Interment wrpn Fx = | PAINTING. INT. & EXT. PAPER|— _ ——— ——— See be FE Se a Ls ——________| FE 2-0071 after 12 — in White Chapel WTD. EXP DOMESTIC HELP TO| WORK —- = 5-0782 hanging. M NO SYLVAN LAKE "UNION LAKE. MODERN. eee errs as on Bear Steak c live in. Call FE 21068 weexdays | CEMENT. RK — PE sae 5 |_ coe en Tempe NO RED TAPE Upper ‘apt. Separate entrance.| orca, pkeaiER Go a GAM WARWICK HAS IN SYLVAN ard of Thanks 1 _detween 9 & 5 large or small. 20 vince Aad = bdo buy or sell your land con- Near park. Suita = or 2 adults. COLORED. EX BED-| ify bedrm. brick. Carport T - . ED, WANTED, BUMPER AND PA ais ence. Free estimate OR 3-6172 Television Service 2: 24 ract or equity. Fast courteous Very nice. FE 5-63 room home with option . buy ake privileges. $125. 2 bedrm. ab 1S oO 1 ay WE THE CHILDREN . aeann fi Gal ibe ‘tock weed! apis custom ks ay RiGee RA GSE service. On SOR UPPER 4 ROOMS. ACROSS PON- ed pyr erica — Ti have 2 ee Lease. FE ¢5000 & FB ren late Mrs. Ed a week guaranteed f builder F L | tiac Motor. $60 sto sell. Private —— eee eae oe pEaith) hours a” week A & B d for 40 a ree estimates UL 25175. | CREST TV _& RADIO. 1 “HOUR, Giroux & Prank after 5 pm mo. FE 5-6928} owner. Call FE 8-0786 * LAKEFRONT 2 BEDROOM HOME ANCHORAGE Hel aclatwore for the many kind.| 3965 Elizabeth Leke Road. N WALL, TAPING AND FIN. | —‘¢ vice_FE_€AZ10. is_ 6388 _Dizie Hwy. ont \PUR CishED moa yuan) “ie fem rem Cay Oe en ciel t . Alaska (AP) — | nesses shown us during her ii,| Phone cals o ishing. Free estimates. OR 3-0883. |DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE. SHOP AROUND. THEN SEE US shone LAKEFRONT APARTMENT.| around. Reasonable. 8900 YEAR! mo. Call J. YLOR, Realtor. Michigan's pioneering 39ers cele- | pees?’ oP*symoainy av’ time WHITE LADY TO LIVE IN AND at! WALL TAPING AND FINISH. | ae SS CAPIIDE SAVINGS & LOAN AL S geutemen. mak” 3 ae eee ae een — . < : a 0 t iss brate their first Thanksgivin Oe dee Bed te Go| sie) sempisig) charae. @¢ hewe| =" Free estimates FE 8-6781. | _M._P. STRAKA 75 W Huron 8t = PE ¢-0861 WEST SIDE NEA ______ IN WATERFORD. SMALL. ¢ CLEAN ALLED LE MODERN” CONV. their new A gin | to is ‘nina Eapeciajly Dr Bank! for couple $25 week PE 5-996! EARL'S CONSTRUCTION JENSEN'S TV SERVICE. APTER-| So 1 office, 3 rms : MEW POST| house Lake privileges. No pets bi Village. 2-bdrm. Reas. MA 42383 ew Alaskan homeland toe | ——— _ comfort Youna WOMAN W Garages. additions. cabinets & etc.| noon & evening. Call PE 2-0495 ‘Wanted Real | Estate 3¢ lee. living rm ath Extra| _$75. OR 3-4330 day feasting on a local del Funeral Di ome. To care for HO NEEDS EM _ 3-3659 WALKER & GARY tn POD OO . mo. All atl Plage | furn. $90° IDEAL ~ FoR COUPLE 1 hep | "=*t, = BEDRM. FRAME. ~ elic r e girl in —_——— ALR Es RY RADIO y - a 3-7403 LE. 1 | eS ae ehh en et ic sohin-t sees Indiana hose Must be. Fespen- ae FREE ‘Est. | FE 8-0071 188 N Sia ALL CASH WEST SIDE eS BLOCK Frou! | a. beat, etnotty a vce Cone te aie aeat i £ eharacter ctric. 5-5439 ——— = school. 3 room i lose e cts. §: eid aera also consists of Donelson- ohns _Phone OR 3-7416, 1 EL ECRICA L CONTRACTOR Upholstering 25! a wx ce leaving state. or _ —* beck seine HO KEEGO | HARBOR NICELY POR: EAST SIDE — 2 Bedroom frame, nddse and venison i | fen = aintenance. o- ~ mone | ater furn 1 eniid welcome aaa room house $70 mo.|_ Lar ‘ pieg—but no turkey mance “Designed for Funerals |_ Ne Help Wanted 8 rae eee Sere | Ping. 8176 Coole M UPHOLSTER-| ¢e qulehiy, o00 us len Coleman. FE +1636 | Bet gTaggg’ References reuuires | FURNISHED APARTMENT—Gtris | y. 5 ATES ON WIRING.| 1%, y Lake Rd. EM BI. WICKERSHAM ent Apts. ‘Unturnished | 38 Low RENT a 2 ao ee ; The 59ers say it i | esta ~~~ | for water heaters, ranges and | | 1195 WEST MA Mafair 6-6250, ~~~ ~~ POR ELDERLY COU- ‘bus, $12.50 per WK. . ) sa CO BLISHED WATKIN | dryers FE 5-4 : LATER j 1 Le Thanksgiving happy wee Se eee Tae os ir part tim Be ay a *co.. 080 w. turer | “ YE 40707 me CASH Otay toe oy OOM, PARTLY gece ee fe Ivan W. Schram ow Orayton Plains per hr 150 N. “EX a PL. ake front A OR 3- | c We have plenty of food for OR 3770 _& % to 11: 30 am Perry en Z ee he tT eos as 48 HOURS '2 BEDRMS.,. ee = see or OR. 19328. a ane dei FE $-9471__ ourselves and our livest COOKING FOR A JOB IP HOM RAG! a PER 4 HOME > + , city, children weleome | LA! ____| WALNUT LAKE a ‘B ock and oornees- ] ite Ponts 80. E GARAGE CABINS, ADDI- | FE ME — EQUITY $50 mo. LAKEPRONT — MODERN. 2 B. ALSTEA Prees Box 15. a TT 5-8888 : : 5 '4-1581 or FE 4-0090 amar ED-| Roads 2 bedroom, barn, $60 plenty of meat on the hoof ip e == | icensed builder, FHA — WRI¢ Ea ———- ol SLR | Bie ‘ ; if we | Terms. FE 46909 ——— RIGHT-VALUET 2 BDRM. sECOND FLOOR. CHIL-| 100™, Kite ng MA 62923 eves H C : . L-| en and sun reom. $78, —._—— run out.’ said Marino Sik, a FUNERAL HOME GOOD OPPORTUNITY MONEY FOR REMODELING, NEW ___ Lost & & Found 26 FE_5-0602 FE 5-9441 _dren allowed Call FE 86-4436 monthly Rent Lake C ottages ¢ 4t : former Detroiter, Ambulance Service Plane or Motot/ Build your own Se Se | Soaun Paik TN We Serre | ee, oe A en aij HRI = Wiad” EO nares unaien eans ‘Dorothy Snyder T. ayender AES A 30-pound bear that pr¥vides wie wo nae vestment veatiraa | ae i ten 1185 N. Perry steeaks terongh mock & WHITE = A cee, OR 3813 FE 01715 or FE 27296 ‘after $30. aor eniter, Bet, 29 Years COTTAGE. 2 BEDROOM, CALL ¢ product. Call LI 3-0048 __ Cy Cmutt. Cocker e¢ | H land Rd. (M59) OR 3-2872. the main dish w rhoughtful Service for app’ HOUSE MOVIN j ars and long. tail A |3 ROOMS & BATH Phone EM as shot by S 2-684) pp't. | NG FULLY Answers to pam ( ‘ é ] NEWLY DEC- | 3-3303 or MU 4-6417 : a few days rhen i Aa Cemet ie | ampped. PE 4-0650. L.A. Young | {n,, uicinity of t Pegey Bt FE WE TRADE baat Ne te ot eta ae |MODERN 3 ROOMS, PARTL For Rent Rooms 42 ys ago when it peeked ery &0ti 5 ORGAN TEACHER WANTED WE PLASTERING NEW & REPAIR _»-6839 DORRIS & WE BUILD aos 114 Oakland Ave __ furnished. MA 5-000 Y| wnA~A~7 7? Wn eee into his trailer A 1,000-pound 4 LOTS, CHOICE OF ie uocevion| (pl Gober Mase Go. | tn aeeiiadihiadedaind hie a ar oe PE +188 * pavement el ae | grag QONFORN. 1 ne G08 we Bale moose w : | klan NY} gher Musi¢ Co | vic Saginaw , ee BE Be Dish . Adu | _fron' 6 State pe as shot for a side course in Oakland Bills Memoria) Ger-|_ "urea Bt. PE 4-0566 18 E PLASTERING, NEW. REPAIR AD —** _emr and Prospect. em EFRONT | CRAWFORD AGENCY | 50 alee after SLEEPING RM. POR MAN. LIGHT week in the Sisitna Valley. + LOTS WHITE ee [REGISTERED “STRAY Bb LABOMA | stn Eunrntond. OR _¢0155._| LEST: BLACK AND WHITE BOs. Dome with garage. C Soh waiting | 288_W. Walton FE #2308 meat HOUSES POR RENT, IN king. pvt. ent. PB 4-0713. Aree iy i gee cos Sa Fo eae aa & PATCH WORK. | pon Tyewata PE san of Jud- on 3- Hf 3 LARGE ROOMS~ (AND BATH | taal agp ako Taylor Rd, ask for |? ROOMS To BaNT, 7 PURNISHED, | PERRY MT PARE CEMETERY interview bet ‘ Or | 92-1606 one oF 1 |" utilities, private entrance. In- qari ge caver. FE 42031. | Private entrance. On Case Lake. Penn State Plays 10 | = = 4 | — through Pe eng * ASTERING NEW & REPAIR. Eee ee . tas GOLD WANTED TAND ipl spre joo Mechanic. : ee LK. MODERN CONV. _weeniy. 1 Paid —- ee _ ass a = EPA AO fic. of ~ e property. Don't) 3 ROOMS. HEATED. age. 2-bdrm. Re Pehab ens! A Grid Games i 1960 __ elf . Wanted Male 6 £ one aaa Rawls. FE 4-9153 _formewn Rowers I FE 26934 ag i home. We can Dont 3 ROO! EA $60 PER MO laa LEM GARE m Rene MA Soe ATTR ACTIVE Ri ROOM. LADY. PRIV- : _ IN VIC 3 —2-bedr eges. $47 W. Huron. n oe Employment Agencies 9 & o SNYDER FLOOR avING. Williams Lake 1OF PIXE AND! Paul M. Jones, Real Fst. eee brn ore om ban | furnace “Saccis ba wear bee |e RUS STOP. LOB. UNIVERSITY PARX. Pa LAP) mi op ay Mechanics ; and finishing. Phone FE | ical ia sae nae cee An- 832 W_ Huron FE 48550 3 BEDROOMS LIVING DINING watiee +303 = for «-nvenience, rs me ~ Fae ts z a service-out. Also — — OR of Pepper WILL PA Kitchen Bath. Gare N AKE — NR. PONTIAC flied Penn State football team| cane end alignment & whee! bal- EVELYN peas ARDS ROOF REP: AIRS LOST cle x | Up to 95. Sone a i __decorated. Call eves. an 4 1030 |— 3 bedrm. Mod $50. MA N¢2203. & LOVELY ROO will play 10 games in 1961, includ-| Bull Spence Rambler | | Live-in Maids tocar le ted FE eee, rier with ae a oak ay —_E-WOOD REALTY. PE 4-6203_|? wear Dra age AND BATH R Mesls it red. ‘rE aul ing five in its new 45,000-seat 286 8. Saginaw . nc. , $40 PER WEEK PLASTERING & REPAIR — REAS wpe 8-1940 Rent | Apts. Furnished 37 on ian Shopping Center. | ent Houses | Unfurn. 0 cE mes 0-3350. stedium wean ney FE 8-454! Lease x pee 8 at Lee. FE 2-7922 ges it >;cMALt BLACK AN D(—~ 3 RMS. PRIV ENT & BA’ \~ 350 Ww Hurc ING RMS. PE 4-564i, , : NO. STEADY. sND ——*E _*®% — FE 41429 _TRENCHING, EXCAVATING FO e female dog. vicinity of W. 1 MODER nor P & BATH 18) ——— oo game opponents are chelr, Sivas Comter, 303 Or) Sect'y septic tanks, Field ule, footin 4 Revert “rE Free OR 3374.| Gere "take for couple Cee Ater (PE QMS che HEAT. Hee ae pela PAINTIN' = cae = red. OR 3-289 ND BATE $12 50 Ww COMFORT. Ee LESS BSS cena Bat PAINTING. INTERIOR, BY JOB PAYS APPLIANCE FORTS... DRAYTON < SF op AND RATE FD WH « nooM AND BITE ompR * SNE MONE BOE ST reas oe York in 3 2 3 n ‘he nes? Call us, you're what we, WALL WASHING 3 ST Wisse ARON FE e021 DRAYTON “CERAMICS N NOW OPEN ~ 2-4309 ** ‘Shores, FE 4-247 me.-Chetolah care, FE 54-4267 5375 | are looking for. FE 43536. Eves.! G at MACHINE |FULLMER COMMERCIAL & at 4192 Dixie H 2 LARGF ROOMS. Cl ATTRACT y eld HAVE ROO E B 3 a ob Fe 24333 : es.! Costs tess. FE 86428. (No Mess.) AL & DO- r e Hwy. Enjoy a ait OSE IN. PRI- CTIVE UPPER 2 BEDRMS 2 ROOMS AND BA VE M POR UP PATIENTS NATIONA _FE_ 24353. | mestic refrigeration servi | erent hobby. Mak vate entrance. 24 Fi st Gas heat. P TH. RELIABLE 0 ly % Clevel “ New York LEAGUE | ery ELECTRICIAN. EXPE. Man SEEDS WORK DPAPERATE 4-0106. service, OR | Cal tor yourself. or oe al All: —— “om ce ah Parking 186 (Chane 22000" | ** awa Bee. UE) . Rent S a velan aS B enced in id 1 ea | c¢ supplies, : SdoMe AND B'Te ee | : rincbiPs deategtist "| Barbar meee © tom Mae Sey” had “atperatty” FE FORAGE CUEAR ED 44D! lapis ites fc” Roos Setar “Boro 9 es nalts PROM | Roo MORN uRLE ace! SOC St NAL LEAGUE xie way | y desperately. FE PLASTE : : sation & use of our _8t. FE 5-2140. Could b er | ewly decorated. $50 a ULTRA-NEW BO Montreal at Detroit MAN WA 5-3372 RINO—NEW oR REPAIR. workroom any time We ar @ rented as one unit or; _™onth FE 4-7500 or O a #4, nee WEST SIDS Toronto at NTED-FOR RAWLEIGH — _ Work guaranteed. FE pleased to announce M © 27 AND 3 ROOM. PRIVATE EN-| separate apartments Children '@R E R 3-0103 =, SO FE mee Sax Ef ke BUSINESS IN NW. Oatiand co.| Work Wanted Female 12 12 Dres k’g & T ' ST BE GUE feLOEE CORI RUE ee ee permitted, $35 for both" apart- ROOM HOUSE. $45 PER MONTH MODERN cme SuTLDINS ia ON . eminem nnn need to start fos Bag tinge ~ a Tailor’g | VW Bet Soe & enroll in our 2 aire ROO CALL APIER| Gone Rosse fomencce lal] _ information eall PE on a ee Oe ee a NBA AT A GLANCE make and sy tol) WOMEN WANT W wine sses today 315 Voorhels FE. Huron a ng Center. 1064 W. Huron 6&t . : : pee St FE 48284 __ all OR 3- - TUESDAY'S B& = Start tm-” ing & house RABE ALTERATIONS. FE ¢5605,| DAINTY MAID SUP = ji, ROOMS KITCHENETTE . . 3-4601 dyracuse 120, New "Yo ee MpReporte Th pert “EXPERIENCED GIRL WAN ir DREaRMARL Or LORIN AL a iees meee Mee Pewalince re Pontise (axe. Modern Clean Ba ae ROI |* $80 meaih. > PATH O% , Rent Office Space 47 ew York 107 OPPORTUNITY PLUS. | ani _d&y work Refe AKING, TAILORING, AL- : j} heat Responsible people. OR oe pply B-l eee MARRIED | york. References. FE 5-0021.|_terations. Mrs. Bodel a | 3-5292 aft -_ Cooper FE 0-2204 2 bed ae ; man 21 to 43, car, phon EXPERIE AY 2s. Mrs. Bodell, FE 4-9053. HAND KNITTING, CROCHETI after 6 p.m AvO ee edroom home, basem 2ND pine ee NEemATS ania ec unit mer. “for peggy rt nes wishes Meebanune ead” Re DRESSMAKING. TAILORING, AL-| —Pl#in sewing _OR_3-3984 NG, |; ‘ROOM, NICELY FURNISHED. ted bath Rewiy aoe ‘ ROOMS) heat. $78 month. ane tiee space al! aeons agnr 2 wane ous cupenses. sated heme sigh ifre “in or “go i ay ares, Cll PR Bass. done | 9. al cna tee Br south Paddock I a Me ba anager APPIY ROY ANNETT, INC... Real! “ ne aca Wace 6 ioca- . Louls at : mses guaranteed to e nights. FE 5-3379 5. IN DEBT‘ ome Sout addock | os E - Realtors, 28 ion, Lawrence and P sm Detroit start. OR 3-8568 GIRL DESIRES DAY WORK ON aa ALTERATIONS POR | ROOMS & BATH CHILD WEI Eg — skees Ss Na ies | en oe Finance Com: Boston hae mene SCHEDULE PART-TIME _ tonal anes Has excep- | _Tepair._ PE $2838 Je Edna, War fur | beast fer rer we 453 Orenaral 3 rooms & bath at $54 eer quant: 4 ROOM PRIVATE DWELLING a John fee TE adelphia y ref. FE 8-054. | : ls SO ‘ “hildren ‘lone to —86 = NG N PONTIA( ——s at Cincinnett! | If you are free 7-10 p.m., and are | IRONINGS WANTED — : ___Laundry ‘Service 20 2 ROOMS AND BATH UTILITIES schools anahe coa Pcp = 5S per mo. FE 80680 st building. beautiful paneled c c NEW yracuse at St. Louis j so a car. EM 2-6 | A Private entrance. FE be or and maintained. An ‘4 Pe sept ge HOME CLOSE TO ree a eae business. Up m qualify for | [RONIN mR. T US oe ; undry facilities. See c¢ veneral Hospital. Basement | 2 a t. of clear space a ree would enable you to | Vie ee Th OME LL ("Geass ZAMILY LAUNDRY = ne 3 RMS 5 fiOsE TO SEARS nig ie 2. Arcadia Court sl matic beat. $88 per m onth “ { Inciuded At BIS. pl ig A your reguiar so ote iat 6 COC | eee CO Telegraph. FE Give You 1 Place to Pa shold Re stead, 102 E Huron . Hemp 9 room house. Partly f FE. 26280 after 10 am aoe ee fan Ings Spm ue On Tom: TRONINGA — a i —— | Fase Your Mind ya as "poo “ROUND “FLOOR _FE 2-7439 afer 5 pin “me ty “_ ‘Nine OFFICES — WEST SIDE. Fe 8 p.m. IRONINGS | Landscaping - a. — oo Phone OA BRAND NEW IM WR 32-2144. scapin ; 8-2098 COLONIAL HOUS IGHT, Realtor 'opp TE. REAL ESTA ___Drayton Plains, OR 3-601 | ~~ ping 71) WE ARE NOT A Gy) ek es ee ee lee Gee toe {248 Oakland Ave PE ve OFFICE AND STORAGE SPACE. — Old established firm needs 3 men ———TRONINGS. $3 BU. |A-l) ACE TREE SERVICE. RE- | LOAN COMPANY Laundry facilities. 96 TED.) at neluding range, refriger- Open ‘til 8 30 s tlie floor, utilities furnished rt to take over broach office. OR|——____ FE 28457 uel, sud icemtne Gel sat RECIIEA Gae Anderson. MI 41456 & 96', S| stor, laundry fectitties. hot water 4 ROOMS AND BATH $60, = 4-3712 tegarding 50 N. Jessie, 17a a ara S apY Reernes, Day WORK. Pritt oz > 108 or FE 8-673 | MICILIGAN CREDIT 7 M8. AND BATH. ALL UTir. 00 —S0un “Commerce Rd. PE ee 1 after § p.m. OL 1-0 = ORCH. ARD L AKE RD. 1,5 EST. a wee! ‘ave refer- fe) ,ORE 7 nC c State st -0! EA? + eas 1964, @@ for full time. Lake property Sen and transpertetica. vr! Finish grading. "Top sal, PE 20605 aw SQUNSELLORS 17” ROCs PRGIT AND BATH. clear oa riage UTIL. GAS ‘ heat. & BATH. BASEMENT Ons, Kovac” Seatiae” ece” = ee Lise Sees for interview con tment, |L4 WISHES WORK BY DAY LARRY 8 TREE §ERVICE. RE- | "BLDG. PE $0656 bh aed en et ME Piorence | eee mnei ie ad Ce call atter| area, Heat & "ilities Turn. $60, 1-16 s Ye Ln owen BY Dat) peel winning, ned clearing. | Me ae } ROOMS. CLOSE IN. BABY WEL. 'IRST FLOOR 3 SAND BATE. B Ne aoe JACK LOVELAND 12 SHOE SALESMEN |cpy wants 3—D5YF FER Moving & Trucking 2 ansees Aner eat Seer) Fie Ute THE pe eae, 3 Renae & | formed ae BOP Eae OB an rE 2-487 re $s 11596] Reel opportunity for experienced| _week work. References. FE + 6043 _ Moving & Truc king 22 pe eee heme. Creat Count er ROOM KITCHENETTE, FOR” RENT U aie =| per mo Call J. A. Taylor, Rear For Rent Miscellaneous Hin ualifications. ee ee MIMEOGRAPSING, SEC. emerge: we — help you 7 patil gs 15 i CHILD| room and —TRFORR 4} _ Ser. | 48 e 1 af im _&. Bor) _retarial_ service EM ee Reece Rates ane sala ft ANCE, 188 6.3 RMB. "PVT BATH ik B 23170.) vate, entrance on Pon gh Ae pg ROUSE INQUIRE 13)! to repair carn CAN BE USED ‘eam DAY Local or Por mov $-9661. ' Road. Phone days FE 2-2152._ —— = repair cars. Commercial use, ew es Fi + —— §-0322 or FE 8-0546 after, SMITH ‘ovine PE 21a, BARN lang Walia YOU stair. it MUSIC, 3 LARGE aaome n BATH | Wearty — K BLVD ba ROOM Lesage eared HOUSE NEA PE 5-1061. y CK A- ve : nal improvem | ITH MTC urn Height Pingo... daa tie Jama) THE ANSWER TO/misins ihe Pe bee | MONO ERR, vase | Se tgaapite Pree demeneiations, ed ee ores | temeeeas tees and refrigerator wees chin! Pa) €or Sale Houses 49 eee . 4 deliver. FE 5-9724. D 7 ae ses us at door. Near $ R & BATH, ON “ dees, BMAD 1,478) | —_2 EL. ak on LIGHT HAULING. \J ams. PVT ENT. Benedicts Schoo: s GOING ST.'2 BEDROO! Priladetpe ge tats, 1383 32 Y OUR PRORLEM: Building Service 13| 523 New pickup, PE $0724. | ON OR ARTE g Rig DATE. NO 5-8466 184 Mt. fee FE) Realtor. PE 42803 or Caretaker. a A tr Oh ental Living wevees 2778 (1.279! 8T DEPENDABL we Vill aot _be sS |_PE. «3600, ere ee eh . 5-5698. Must| stor jan Les Angeles ieee ee 1190 sf W per bee ENDA E TRUCKING— | ; responsible for any~ savings you a ROOMS “AND BATH, CLEAN, \lOVELY __ ave reference Son. “Ot Won . ‘a ia ik yt ant s! To.sell, rent,|*4 ALUM, | SIDING. RMS,’ up FE 3-7031 _ seca PE | sate ie "meee or esti saty PE Mal side. Adults, ‘Bec Fira Ea om! HEAT. . — HOUSE, 1 OR 2 CHIL. | pert oS ya . ; aca 2 IL 1-6623' 4- ° repair _ z - arge laup ust be clean. $65 Chicago Cars ‘ oes Ler a hire, it’ $ FE 2-8181. A-l isa BLOCK ty coiaf aAgLING AND RUBBISH. §2 A} | Pontise koe Bafana 4 l= 3 ROOMS | UPPER. PRIVATE EN. “loess conse Lo ig i of ae deposit kpeas Tew Bad? of Fa ‘ia = 3.038 «1.440~— 1.618) . 3-0464. servi mole alking dis-' MAple 5- a ABest ME w 618 _load. Anytime FE 40264 | service garage, Rink Motors, 4455| tance to, Pontier Motor, R edict 5 sivas - eas. NEY POR MO ROOMs FI OOR. 5 _— | “toe Door sande r. pis ssn. ~ gree a RL) 5, | ask” guareaseed, Se ie Enquire” 82" Aubern Ave: agit POR MOVING OR REFUR- _tired_ couple “eM oon RE $100 MOVES YOU IN . ——s x = and inspect our layout. ay) RMS & BATE. “PURNISHED., BOAR’ FINAN con iis N 5 LARGE ROOMS, PULL BASE- Wy Drertanee eget nee, bath. OR 4-0237.| Perry 8t., 5.9661.” | sant newly decorated, reer we ears eee : terrace. $55.00 month. FE 2-6248.| ‘yf aad er we we ree Sell > + - * © | i - ef e =O) ls E—16 — THE PONT 1A C PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER y _26, 1959 a For S Sa : = ale Houses = 49, oF ee BEDROOM RAN cus wm 5 Reco Houses 4 a room, = Muse. au MILES: e Houses 49 hd For S _—— Living room, : pri aad N j—~ ass Houses 49° — . rag iattianement ace} = MONEY DOW wie & aucun! | TIZZY $500 CASH F MUST — Ribscatite. ER. P a E LAKE — or detail and call F , nis one | tage. et of s Fab ment FOR BELL. DU - : Lake ho RIVATE BRENDEL aid bath TOWNSHIP. 4 RMS . ctCasy Hesys | St baele. perce $18,350 with | SEABOARD FIN on 8 lott Bee Restaurant E TO ILLNESS. Large stone # rooms a DEL _ 3-0135 $4,150. $150 4 RMS 754 | ' 2 b TE POSSESSIO | N. Perry Bt., INANCE co. 118 ters on with nice living . ner lot nd bath yy - down. EM 4 Alpeans ~ | edrooms, g! N Vs rry St.. FE 8-966! 5 Tak property @ quar- nidersisdvl ven 100x207, ¢ Vill es 149 off Baldwi “ Full _b . glassed 1 2 \Wewar : | FOR PER e over | $1,000 d te iy vard) Imm ardet AGE oo ortwri n $65 aseme n porch | ren S RY A ehoversease= own. NianED COMPLETELY nae privileges New fused = dee du ght off Blaine Pres ba oo your feet a par home ees a) mi UN sannKe tout, Realtor FO raed hee Boi | MACHINE SHOP | OR Heights, 7 nly $6475 OR. reasonably prt used home ane nd'"’ rent going t and front chan on lake | Open FE 5- HE NEW PE 5-2903) t onable rent. Al ARM, Heights, 796 Char ‘ Brene La priced All 1017 Nor B tu be ; | purcha: nel. Ow ti 8 8165 SITES | ion on sO gas | n ie. Hon ae ery 8 = ie whine "om $450 dow a off Cass Lake Rad aa : inumidated by any action oa plage em | CHEROKEE HILLS Piet Dixie Highway eipauie : SARGAIN - STEELE EU UG : — 2 RZ YOU ains. way, D Near new ical ford REALTYa« te 8 GEOR | | You’ BUY! a ees livers! ‘ Ra a 146 ON 3 Tenny se GE ore | = u'll like ag Ma ees cee ay ee 8 Te cron ohne V1 Yoo et eetreg 0" pre ot. $5,500 ’ Oo w 240 - 2045 sland, Mich . Be, F TPL er be E 3-7883 | etter h terms. 240 Wa _ h. ML siictiaalias or Sale = SERV -7883 | close-in ¢ omes, and ji 1, acres nea ALLED TAKE 210 8” PON’ soi re I re 49 TRELEVE Ice us | oh Elizabeth © location. Drive = 3S e and Sout r Rocheste aS 3 family Good PONTIAC ae | sew L ST AR Lake Rd. ake Rd. to Sco THE “BIRD” ga b Blvd. 2 b r Roa, an ince Goouw co RT ER to _ righ Scott D” TO BE | rar. ee $5005 410.000", Bates “TO NLY NOM bacots ant 3 blocks, Telo-Stati . PONTIAC REALTY ae a a 6O | gt: MONEY DOWN BP CARL W | Jelo-Station Deiv ) 137_Balowin REALTY oon West Sipe | : eA & HARGER PE ee te See 3-Bedroom Ranch 503 L W. BIRD. Rea ee ae Bathe ! at Cankhe 2 PANIC oc nant wa! a bedroom : tas : | . nek €Q), MONT _G_ Plattley, EM ‘an mode! Lake Privileg ncher andi Community National . ealtoy an er Poop eda. hp chang near 8t Mic TY BRIC} ater. paved drive. nic neat ga- ai ae I —_—s . with 3 ges —— ——__— rE Bldg 330° fi lane main hi sated PE 2-006 ichaels. 18 CK r school nice lot. W & Sof — ith 2 car gar ay 5-136 roptage and ghway wita BARGAIN ” is be a a Meare apa terme are immediate and out yo homes tno | —2 BEDROO : | frig breesewas a et attach. __For Sale —— a ae bldg cron aneeal park: — ante sd DOWN 2 BFD porch potgmtectics 5 — ? ee So eons have | —FULL BASEMENT | and Shen lace! States 1) 5. 10 SEES reage 55 coving tows, ok ee as ak floors ar Crescent L -{ Rear Aub a paved. giass choose from ee to | 1 - i a eC ' room with ng generous |i vii on b & 20 ACRE ~ with term< ns Asking $6 Lice ment . plastered make | urn 4 ed street R rent C ayment / | | til dinin iving lack t PARC tails as Let us gis 0. 000 in FE 8-026 1201350 lot. fenced 732 PONTIAC REALTY | wE aa Noga | nm | Feereation “ro CR a dowa pasment en) a tiers BRICK R —— , ed 737 Baldwin whl. = | 8T SIDE { heat and | room. aut ith sre ; . Cal! us. anne a ANCH ATTAG § room bu am < 8c hot water Genie |e ee NE\ > coraer io _ABIACHED TRO rei teva TOT tai, o, | in’ pecreation, rem | psen | ecient. storage eloneta newly (ord Ra beimeen Mighiand god ee eects ot in -e] ar L-LE 2 Valk TO abe ant Stor on. eH (¢ ro eet : yi Hi land & ed wit . this year. St b exce! ge wf d = ms a ° i und la c bh! & bh7 Stone f tee, Man priviieges, on silver | 1455 now under’ ¢ mech mo Lakes Sel 7 7" ve Gerege. Only $1,600 acer ULL PRICE | Grgvi #18 00000 ee guiand, Mich MU me page LAL of Guvers Lit. $2312 ny extras terms ilver 45) Glenwood: construction located: iool and Church i ¥F down. | MULTIPL eee ES AT TWI , mens trade as! steady gales- a linen ee rE! A. M st at fore ed in West urch “ST SUBU E LISTING iW + | gan. excell NING, MICHI- way with ts op mai ee A 1 A ridge Sub W 2B RBAN i SERVICE | est Side | cash lent huntin : HI- of Th ample park: Db high- RY OWNE ee . Cattell. Buil | Grek 3 gorgeous 3 be Water 2 Bedroom bun : or Write Will g area $1700 { Thumb A ‘king Cente ; ; mY = ilder ck 70 ft ranc droom so ment. oi! ungalow B H] . 3-Bed ng. Mich. is Devault 315.000 d n excellent i Like new NER EL 6-1535 room Ww ranch 21 ¢ soild ot] heat 2 ate- DUTC : | edroom | or call Twin- p for an alert uy aft b . ith na t livin souabls ‘ 2 low Rea- . | n Ho BY O -_or_ call OA 8 alert ished tab in "55. Pull fin-! ~ Suburb ————— ing room lage fireplace ai € Only FA psleee at $6 aca | . —SALES > Ci ( ( )L.ON TAT within easy Ww pine Yan . ACRES. Wh Send for cies | Blast Pala Sar all AM Its Ys iving | see pee itus we mate : 150 down 50. | "44 fF AST BLY 4 BEDROOMS ‘ Washington be distancelta — home. MY_ 3-2726 3 BED | “Michigan Pines siinewintail jot. im storms, c é ts B 2 ceramic t ster bedro $ FAMI ! . ae YI 4b rile r garage h. with siners Guid y fa > $10,180. $7 nmediate or- Y s Best ored f le baths with one MILY INCO VD. | bedrooms R Mat on eanerour 27a 2 . 50 ~—— our f | ‘ imtur witt i. Ta ME ith larg eal fam gene ; ent c j EERE Misia | (CONVERTIBLE 24) riienamae aaa) « eee gap moves EAST BLVD. | Noe ae pees ay leges Hom iE =e rN ; Ee epee eel > mati carla cueeeane S Paddock st. . ciso with fir Gel et : full sep freplac "siding , ar bedroom e by owner. VE W. W. C » 24) | arge jot and Concrete dr nish ments Part ds | den ith fireplace © oom ull separate ace, carpett 20 ACRE moder 2 or 3 ROSS if | fection S landsca rive | shed Full b rtly fur- en Compiet ’ separate bedro dining r ne Re rs - On ' pre lot. cae tt garage | _ 6 IR- on oo S others weed and COnpats. Lay See he er ex aria ee By coy * . pe ted bedrooms “a “a ae deen e ee Only 1's ee ee untals BUS ASSOCIATES rp sg or not, “fe 900. 3-80 ed at $27,900. na ell — Call today! eae SSeS today's best Duy at $16,050. | ee ane ae bath rt, Includes — trom new col Pon; FE sixbases THRU Our M |. EM - ee GG 50 ment, aut room. ful at shell liege é ICH egarout 30a LAKE cy | swunaoey xveeixa cata | Happy Gl aes eee Riche Siebttiatel Pe sac woot nt a Pitbx HOMES | RR = i rE 236 ROC | $1890000 1 aandy id OID F - ROO z : —_e._ Mari of SROS | Ask For Mr J LOOM TE ) can! Buy it priced ARMHOUS tables M IN RO _—- re Thies. o Pon- x poen OR 3-1295 | r Mr Alton. Sr i Th i * ) ROAM | while you DOWN — Ho: F -4 ACRES — $8 - les, pop . cvol MEO | r : . ! =e, woo Le 50 a good oler. rad i. * D EM 4- - 653.1. EAR S8T an . Evee “ul 0 \ C27 . | a k i in the countr ws & . Excellent use heed of business io Dotn _DRAYTON AREA RAT ACHAEA Paveen Mt Soot ies? 831, WEST HURON | nksgiving! | #e"czise pe eet, i, eee Eee Bidletteeh elation Cae HOM ena ~ 2 bees e di h 1 : os Ten 4 t . Realt 20. ( Pete liness i tire Ee carpeted gue ton DB ee a Maaasct E LISTING SERVICE _ FE 88183 Pe HIGHLANDS | ieee Only Saat win- - oe = altor 40 ACRES - Ortonvil cenvicg, Beu Jamin ee han. xception m and e. $8 er he moder ick — 3 bed- | ms aud s old 3 S-1: r Meiser [ai WUNAIGG aout, area , ST : Rich tahack with ally ni me Low ater i in n brick F ed- | On! 1 lots 1201 iser Iding s bs Fxce!- ATIONS ee Se eee " miledl Tem | Siar 8 Gute: | Rhbukse” ee reo eee ag mine: Sterae “ake ster fe nes 5 storms a ae LL OR P | e ments All city _ He. | costs ai except m Ls __ § AC . . e ofter 6 n 5. FE « be- reens sessio TRADE Im rivacy ‘ leges. Bus service f shiek eh crests Oe REs — B pm, FE 8.1443 27-0101. Afte t : non h »mediat Anu e| e P ges. Full ake ivi- ee Inc lud ald Mounta _ PU c pepe schoals. iN sa ix = Tiled’ shower side 9 BR ate py are yours fi oe A Small Family West © prise sree ™ { JOHN K oO stanchions #0 peal with hoes Ue rune = + ; : n E y Ls ? ; s GEORGE BLAIR fens ete ert $10 m8 e75 tied isl apebte 2 ee ee to a. ode we Miller Road 6 gin ea = | See: Ee SAEs = phe a lies ceded BUSINESS 5 SATIN | month “e int r sement wi s ful, 2] Je 10 Mill vin r anch home soe 1 10 chipe. Brand ¢ laminating 4536 Dix! — oO includes at $76 per oom, 1'y ¢ ith reer Tee bedro er Road | hy oom. Se me Lar ACRES-_-N other and new A e wner wil taxes & x200 Also car gare eation completel om, ranch } ‘arge b parate dint Ge - . | derft ear Ortonyii! , = equipment ; aud al eves ae PL ine 3-1251 lot as Pistol healing or vacant , ; ome lake ohinjieaes vil “a nee Ta eta New ou far: ce! Pull drome Huge ai eertack Sorign & Hating paint bee tae argon ee: a a foe Eves OR 3- . ; ay 1 ump B lace Over nt‘ with fire : with ing spot. bd $ of machi 1 Priced 08 oor 'EXCELI 2 car gar reere- . 1400 sq ft fire- __ R F ' $400 a Only $2 300. F chine DR Or sae "Chon ENT 3 BEDROOM h } On the f ae i Thewaie aan Pela acunel aval | Grreular drive in eo REALTOR & SON {R _ ™ ela wees ? < c o n ie] } H ss oe . } . . ; ~~ SONS vi Ya . = — AY TON WOODS | bath. Wall Plestered, walls Twp; Aluminu age ia hay aa trhde with terns. accept- Ste Be fist Galas LEGRAPH. OPEN nves DRAYTON ARE ° a REAL ESTATE Ga aril Me a — - . Wall to w s. Tile minum sto ly insulat = ali s P . i now! ~~ ee : See A ea! E 2s 4 ‘ caving 280 {t- R Custom | LR Basement all carpet in th Gee heat Cont Te sad scresns _L. Templeton, | IONEER HIG ' ————— | this exceilen | FE #1157 lizabeth Lake Ro C, Doe miean pw ae home quality 3 bed | tion room rahe has tiled e year Cost less tt creens 2338 Orch mm, Realtor | foom b JHLANDS | | | oo — j rooms pl! ent buy Five. Zane = property seth «Lake tage on - Weill room T 1%, car recrea- to heat. M than $100 ard Lk R ’ ome with 4 bed [AN KS : - . r us uttlity 7 ive —__—— FE 44 y ts ht Ra Th Large tile ell designed j ergs garage $1 only $5 Monthly a __ Aft d FE 44 plastered F oak flo { . ‘ S(i\ rps % ment. auto afd fu!! b Fo Sa _ 44821 on A-} high and d is kiteh too! 3.900 4 includ payment er 6 FE 2- 563, wi walls ors and We of ( matic h ase- r le E black-to rv and 1 ip ran en with b suranc iding taxe " 9502 » Bith dim Large k of Dorri ' carus Gna tice io Will wall __For Sale Farms y coun zoad : ge and uilt- ice s and i | ng area rge kitcher tors s & Son 7 on nd thre a 56 fl t at only Ideal i bath with + oven. Ceram if. C. } , | : deed with recre Full ba ’ wish one Real- terms e lots Will 40 t. Excell niy $30 n anity ic Hie | \\ DFE ° | \ | mac ation roo basement derful and alla © j 1} sell & 80 ACR lent tern per fron pation Ara Vargelrecs arm N Real Steam Batl e Water soft m. New fur- | = Thanksgivi on- JUST withon: FE FARMS W us ‘ an carr in the base Ol H SUBURBAN 2 altor Is one of t atn | cree Le het CixePiide. | ay our God ng and ; OFF P al! bulldings ITH & ‘ N 2 9 rifle owner will sac- 313 West 1925 i . . Nf CTANT) N. Perry gee ae eas AL. ESTATF. INC. | an sgivin ee - _ FE 2-9966 ce $13.950 ul sac- Phone Le ee ae Street | Corner Auburn ar a \ \I i . | ANI yA R Dol — SENT BALE. a a pall”, &. Mats = g PLE LISTING SERVICE | TIONE ES HIGHLAN __EVE_ : o ee 2-4031 oy UL 2-33le “rook s ep belkin staticae DE RENT ( ; : t : i FE 2 ne rou bas for | ASE v Maple dh 12 to 8 reetin | Auburn Hetg) } / Aa exceptional bungs DS a 80 ATRES eeuar can wate ease in 3 BEDROOM OBRICK, | Qsl | Aa eights, Area cated Si a barklie meg WE E oe ORTONVILLE AREA DIXIE. AND. HATFIELD ME. 2‘ RAN — room GI tits 2 bed- pot womies Caly Bice lawn T R. . a aa ORTONVILEE , KNOTTY P Cc GARA Se 200 ft resale Large 60 eaclueivell Only block as silo. $200 ar ith stanchion CASS-ELIZ iL IN AGE he DOV ot Monthly e 60x- i ive Syl ck from ; Sch pan acre $6,000 is Moder & P ROOM. $1500 pon RECREATION E wu a. = ppieny of only Anat Soe sewer and ee Ba a ine i 7 na as ot Call Se healt down pashan “investment, win bedr ou 'n tt s and ins ng ' at $129 = HA | large ltvi ifortable h ion of ~— -15 Oo OT able Cal ree t FE 2-2 2319 oom home W is neat ? per cent urance at 4° | 50 ae ge living roo e home wit! tonville N Pe all MI 6-83 raining a APTER «4 P peting Oil al] to wall car. details interest. Call | “7 = G! 12: dinin m full size TS Ne A 72818 — 7 pt §311 or OR ~~ ELIZABET M Ne > sca ; heat pNicely cat \ for i HANKSGIVIN SPECI h g room a da 12x ‘i ki A 1 3- H Near F ped | icely - lar : SGIVING* 1 AL — as @& pi n and kit x) 300 fi ve ETH LAKEFRONT I : isher Rady scaped lot & other nice 7 ee \ been said in that 5 et tet ealing. sioner ert te | rooms picture window ec 80 acres. 3 a Ae AM STANDARD d OIL CO. eee arres. 5 bedroom genie peudition. | home tn $400 ahh “4 est Side ion chris cae e vd an ' than ave i rooms large ) Practically new on second floor, P® n, trout strea ome. large ern 2 ba . ; , ree Bedr | tristma d en- ' rage Alt rger |} ed Ol carpet oor ved road m. electricity. Huron y stati $29 900 rangement Ar s or 2 Kite fon living re good 5 DOWN com home locat je fi >, s even ' } Ing tlie uminum sid il heat Piss ing {nclud- ke d ' mit icity _ Milfor on. Main ae ELM OOD REA halle cietien "tle bath full base eat tie. big rent 2 rhe Wenster Seino! Dict et wn a more apacious del Wesel cat ete oe ferage DONT’ DELAY. cal ior Keon, River at Temple. Michi Bercial ausistance' availabe: at Cars REA 4 nace ue paneled oe Nice Bat Rah Glassed separ ol! cate Paved Sth Aula authentic ae Cua as only | pr P ee eae See he { appointment now! eall for} Paul M I. ith $1,000 alae GR rary y 3.2414. ee ie Call CELLENT *# BEDROO E 2-5452 ‘ompletely gas heat ishing. Ful ot Needs x cl l'g ca ed drise an 3 roomy bed Cod can be istieges. Zero do ake - ones. Re; 5 You p.m., oo 310900. fenced et een eR ome fin- ‘ r garage Onl aot and 1 drooms’ 2 up own to Gl LIST WI 833 . Real Fs JR CHANG : * cect wre Eo af sein terms. dahlia pathiy r. $2,075. $45 ie ik a fipished” acer doen The | .,.DORR WE TRADE Ist WI II FE 48550 St) Avs UAT Bf Bee Joel ils | CONDUCT A sell or 6 LLs Lor . FOR COLO 7 itn room ee recrea 752 W IS & SON R Rent | FE R175 ™ le «sales expe you have had FE 5-8183 wild to suit wi Owner Incom RED North een fata a make you - HURON EALTOR ' Farm P. ent of $250 perience Inve _ : : 1 e é } t 7 1ave a hoi u MULT PH Rent Farm Property 56A vot ; : avert FOR BALE 4 Ask for DON Ut ing State | “sell at property _ Owners! sexs 8 Roorn Gunkaiom olflres sh a an seins pas IPLE LISTING gf ox gst ey ae T1eS oe areas perty 56A | en Bi a —$—__—____— utiml 1 hes J tv ! . e- “ ? pone Sak, QOM HOME. AT @ranch convenient & frame ahes Bis Tive in a . hor cps in! 12 ig arpeting if i that a ating of ale ‘i ae tec Ope barn cine re ik HOME AND ec Miss " Reene time act cn pee \der renting trees. Wilil & bus ; tt to siores { codny takes your pa u bedrooms ing room th playroor car garages ‘ FE 7Q?2 n Eves Sa ——_--———- onth. OA ete trange in at FE 2-7 FOR SALE | ne =FE i sated At bedr Ouly yments 12x12. Til ‘ archit n_and t . i] . “ hae! Sal 86-1222 interview vil ro eed ow a eo. . * ‘the ate room & dining y shoe ele ao PA teal Oak Gears (Ot 900 Sha hee SSS “at S17 a es eee wane Sale Business Property ‘87 Sal o led Le D- fer » bas ig $55 5 a eenieccen owner in : = ICE ee < - sa a740 ga mote co FHA ‘cteaton spar’ ean Sra “is atime iting tae ren aceqpt, your present Income Prop =| ee Con le Land Contracts. 60 month. MA onthly payment HA drive. n as apec lot. paved urance s : de ATOR me ne ropert RILE COMMERCE maanaihes _Drive rket 44682 lt ae tecna rage. $15,000, [AM FILES REA! tr te AVAILABLE 1 ‘Choice 2 had ei as erty i 50 ; bedroom pie SECURED BY . ' - x mss ad droom bi ABIE ts a | rms At oe hiv - 3 F 1 — NO cres le resid G I. - Acres . ' RE FE 6-6175 221 j YY CO with chen 3 ranch home H de kitchen bi din are ae income fust Te BI VD $10,000 $1,000" in Nov feo al 2 »b Al. ESTAT OPEN BALDWIN i“ at $14.500 2 car gabage , clo nt. FWA oil th full od street. Al off Wes cntire bloc FRONTAG ciple b down P 7. for edroom : Milt 1483 B E & IN N 9AM AVE | ' This h & | ne fenc oll furnac nished 1 apart t to FP k from M ‘TAGE alance resent Tecreation aon, basement wit! 7 itord Proving Ground ALDWIN | 8U UR ANCE LTIPLE _ + ee PM mala a partitioned’ also | street leh S vard. Ox ce ee Wee te ae $59 OO ne ts fur- ae ca aoer dia Clemens EM 4 Earl Garey 169 areas condition tr In mae 2 Miles. good ound only 40547 3 SERVICE ’ ou Will . base transportat opping ae paved one { per cent er week bs tation, plus s modern 3-4086 els EM 3-25 iD coat ] irougho nice Aeacier th roads Ler ‘ 7: yi $3800 — need about ny ation Lo Ler and : our famil it down a ement bi = attached ll or terra in “Only 968 one pein view of nome ya SELL BLY TRA dahil: will ee only” eas veuea be Ages wile. = y and one two Le. tor "major repair hs ing aultaone $1 450 Peal CONTRACF - . per ountry surroundin RADE} neluding t nly $78.29 e ap FE ng Serving | umping ha acount. $4 ” vt. cw esas 6 : THRU ee aes insur | WES 24-3569 area W ng large resi ate ndle $55 350 bal 1? ' e E aT ) off ond residen | 7 . per ance i bedroom, 2-ca ae forma SOrEAnop sia ‘Ss , er resceupon pulereat | Runetite 3 bean pe Blew ar ce Or FE 2.7792 r. $33.000 ertuf opportunity: iat cured by at nr month, ‘Purchaser ‘ ®-car . ; 1 t 2 = Dee ne Boman gixueges. oa on 4 \\ ech blocks from piers inka — home appointment s. Call, now JIM WRI epoms Meek ys Be. own i ode st of City grade large lot. Priced privileges WM RILEY RI ee cast RIGHT. Re pees Beautif N thi | $600 ma only ay i Re aa sor and Av “ altor John J. Verm vour Mul Sew of cave Feo otning Dow | ia a ot dieser | alt N = ae ee | STATE, Gan ce Seen (OY 15h FE 5-944! RE € { aie ranch SeAcioy vem ‘ @! OVERLOOKING WHI aan Ll i taxes Xtolfe HE Smith, R * - 115 ake Ra to D CONTRACTS T a Lenk) LECT ie ining aa room. firepiace | fd ACRE of land f | 3 bedro: Clarkston GE ne farted SES Os Meith “ws ioreaine ph 1, Realtor bs A | TENANT a He | =." Earl Garrels. EM 3 OR é teal j EM 2 bi; . kit lace ids to 1 r¢ or the ooms. 20 ft : bath ie garage at- enin FE 3-7 1 oO but) SHAR i be = 3-2611 ~ FOR COL q 6466 eakfast bi chen with you play. What 100 x 250 living ft Blacktopp 3 nice lots i ” gs MA 5-6 78480 - _3101 w is Plains. Id ding In E 1 ar. 3 bedr th ; can get a buy aaane 25 Jot OM ‘alk ped street 431 U RON ST u eal jocat Drayton | 6@3rms an ORE D a baths ooms mous C on thts e y for ocet . Yacant and king distanc Fast , |__Wac Press B ion. Reply P M a batt we scaped gas heat L : , ape Cod nor- down 2ccupancy $7.95 Body eae ance to Fisher 4 FAMILY IN or Ox 76. y | one a pe eee ati Dcorvnuncnea’ — peqeom, cor am | am ae! ay re ee HAPPY piste oh ol aie One ieee L'se Bus. Prop stile Horned ieatueyy = : 7 ao : bed bath down. 0 DOWN : amil 5 per month. One _ ro ed Lend GRANADA o 7 pm ROY ANN frooms down. 2 N — 865 | tH - | we. showin F On ‘Prop. 37A ders) “DR NETT ° batt and spac ; Park Sub 5 MO —- Pe $500 DOW ANAS . | income. L & $255 e 3- FOR ” 4 per ce —6 ROOM BRIC 2 OF "NC. REALTORS ee Buxenteninn, far a Nearer ee aren erry Rearo N wil} bu NKASGIV IN ow down per month RENT OR ~Wn~~ Other a Gl $960 { ICK Open F Huron st ORS ecreation st} nt good is room home ‘a Rican “4 om lawetc y alt Who FE payments. car lot with LEASE: US ’ r features or equity venings compari pace. Invi | Toom. 18 ft 20 ft list Natural 1} ont home TO AL . 43569 age office. 160 SED C ’ ood. FE 8-385 Mixed neighb gs & Sunday 1-4 i eepomgatel at $11.200. iting = taxes pri modern kitchen, ne lace. B og-burning { E L OUR MAN a on Baidwi ft front- _FE_ 8-38: ighb« cky ) : ire- ne . ANY Willis FE 5- 5-1051 n Ave. P HERE Is 54 ibor ‘ {oe will ff some | at ponte ced for a en, low lex asement bh ends - thiam A - 5841 1. 685 Bald hone F 3 s oo : t vil | ly $6500 quick sale heatin nas new oil and C1 RE ‘ k » > Baldwin A E| i COLONIAL W dae out $500 closin eed on- | these exc Don't miss want to « plant Y ) Istome ALTOR ennedy Offi LEAL as s 1 ’ : I dec ou'll { vs i ice Buil . Dp TAILS tl C COLONIAL WITH e Wnereak taal costs When. burs seeing YR ear orate. but 3101 W 5 uilding f an iroughor ? , DE- : buy where IVAN W | _HURON Attract! g for Re S baths, eines out 3 bedrm DE- SITUA ; ham Mille ' with 71 ft a family home j \ SAE js iS TO! seateticdstnateh Nort ve 12x24’ of nt. sal eloviay (ren fee. tee lot ATED on a ereat Realtor tals frontage f of good beach | ; IDEAL SE RS : @ heast corner office building | LAiD- OFF rm. hax wall fireplace K io eyeat Minealoneh oe FE 2-0263 siaiiate pur $8300" — Im. | wife. 4 TOE = For US aS Telegraph and F\ a, ORK becue K alk-in fireplace eepitix ae Hie hes bungal vo cedar 0 Ww 2-263 | possession m- on | small home man and __complete pl nice room ERS : Hehe pl & bar ee full b low havi Hi large fe s all fu plumbing Wi s and Pont! Ab ea) Hult tan a : asement : be a net iron . P need rnished O 2- ontiac-B tie fapuious Tappan 480 Coca haturatiy Very “attracts pena to 9 RAY O'NEILL, R REALTOR , | Park No ‘4 Bringing ina toad [RENT OR iN epee roads 7a Tec Located ex pen Plenty pipe _ss «262: S_ Tele It.. Realtor PEN a EN 5-947 1 moved aa mon coe a total). em offic LEASE — MO j GET ymouth-Utice | sable pl to oushe & : on Benoa: at only aun ae _— = Open 9-9 ma JOS Nos & i ee tract Pa will accept land oan graph Reade in On "Tele | , $25 TO $500 Anowilbe lad 100s Lake , a ortgage See 50 Part} OR 3- _M ULTIPLE. MANSFT Shown b part down on- | 4-0528. BA in citr. F a { ON et ae Bi hanie "Be ewes |! l g e | , _ EO MANATTELD oe as concern pment | Te | Cua ae HONEY MOO S THE ~B E & 5 3 bed {OON SPEC — B 2 . } IRD” TO 8 | — Ne CONCRETE WANTED: | na | nas carpeted living ie est Bu ~ RAY ONEIL., Reai AIR = | ished ot West Branch AN’ hie ee ee tee a ure Saito air ees. some as Ys A i ald Reattor ¥ IRPORT ART SFIL OR wey Keloe cod Ping t A Setting | square feet roximaiely. eo “ P * th by crete drivew: heat, garage 3-710 ph RA Open f ou'll enjoy the : ; old 2 TRADE — On GI BU See picture ost Fine for elling | office. wiite: Be Ce eae e doo es AGI FE 2- ) 06” GI. Phone OL Rething dasa © O0aa po geet family room Ge Raeiios os te } 4x38 ft. rar ly 3 sre UY. NOTH real buy for’ in our club. | _ Press. a Fane 7 I Nothing d fh 2 32028, ‘fF his 2 cot «108 with f neh styl CANT ING DOW uy for $12,000 office ae Pontiac paeeiee ee arn FRANK y ead Sed Eo, Atl inerare nen Mon eae e bunga- Immediat WN va.! .000 $4,000 8 - REA l ANK M fl ' are here - All impro or um sto ent Oak f) qualifed ate posse ; down usin iN ROCH LTO enaiinie and the | Vemenig. 1 = lots rms Full oors, fo purchaser ssion to ess O ESTF HAPPY ionally room e lot ts exc ots with lake 5 y insplated r this de s. Only $9.2 —_—~ pportuniti from tow R ARFA_ PY D - // residen my A rapid xcep 4 mile e privil e roo sirable 200 ess Opportunities 59 } t pid, re s fro waa ege 7 mm pro g ei Om 4's acdes . AVS ceienta’ epee: siered et el Wit ‘trade f excellent decorated. ‘ight oak gti oon ae wes Auto Deal | 203 Joan Compan nd spring ted cedes an be vours tr : ist er land cont or house- tered wails “s oak floors. pl 1717 8 LES ontiac Marv alershi On ntiac Sta’ y, pagans ripen eat trout : ane ciean 3 tn thie cute (rey € ar or cheap react. late model 2 large bed eparate dinin plas- Pa ee REALTOR . velous opport ship , first te Bank B ture in stable & fone ome wall room and bat i OMEFORT Mr Brown per home Ack one ment. o drooms. bath, f room, | OFF | FE } 4-05 ire purchaser unity for a liy a second. m lag. OL 2-8 pack $11,000 ced pes shoppe iking distar . Two b . RT ABT . for ste sare automatic furr ull base. 8 AUBURN 21 complete r. Includes ve LOAN ortgages 9681 : down C ping bus 1 ice to > . edr > N 2 ca urna room AVE. servi propert BA $25 TO nitig ea OL: From 5 seks Ca peed ae Tae Gey Bloomtterd 1 $500 pales i forme. te OTHING DOWN is Sanea, garage. All nae large inte + a one: franchise pha department rts. | 94 aaxT en " LIVIN $500 ~ 1547 By owner ow og the ret nn ation Ideal 4 Ms | OWMSHID bee ments ome $6950 mont ¥ bral das he with ; Mois tm S rm, $ $< tbs youmuces ae itl $5,950 Gn ho To IMs song Ay parking le awrence St eon . : starter tired couple or fedroomn Rk | than renting es this, Eheas y xcellent cor fu has rm , $525 DOWN AUL M 950 $500 nents ] a own : . 4+1538-9 LAK DAK" emery ome. Konig’ 7 n Ranchet tulidite Ups and Soul ce ae eee, Sepia ement a ig AR JONES. RE down Yetroit Bar- - ee | “ _ mb 2 or warege. well bp | Tent Teveipte Timed rout be Rus, sg hilim’ storms” Low | Fatic rh bungalow. built in. 1034 FE 40550" QREAL ESTATE | ple Stadium. vat | LOANS $25 TO Beautiful view wit around I aot ! etiaet eal’ fc. we on. 300 mediate . bout $350 your ch t feiss eee ot Wie oa n 1954, WALL FE 4¢ lum. G raoteOle OQ. ‘ $500 i ; ound hon AK EFRONT xterior, wall ures brick *A deep lot Or posses- : closing cost hance. | Clos re lot wi roan Io- ED LAK _ 8-12735. VN TT ood lea mm your sign y room, 2 Pak with jarge I! . RON] ing. firepl 1 to wall c % Out Josivn $124 ; ons e to good th garden Trail. 3 E. 230 8 sow se sio.oo0) Ftv. 36 ature or oth Newly de drooms down. att Brand new a | ceram tplace, Hi-Fi, d RESID Sts ieee ee DIAG school, $8 pe Da mo. family Good Pontiac I.LIS NX servi months to bid ee corated & wn, 2 up? the ; priced witht per arnhe tile . drapes 1's | @ tm mode FARM-_ With | ; full ncome od cond ac 1c AS M. BREWE fi ce is fast, repay. washer, dr ed & painted Ais e workingman within eled famil bathh, oak 2 Bas odern coloni ith large) 1l? _ 5-5005 $10.000. B $225 8EPH F REWER j 1 Visit friendly Sur iewaed. Pune se acy cacite Steganos i Megha AM age ke pan. | pra aly sar eri hone | modes 8 Be as, TO" Co =P RFEISZ, SAL RO | sega ON office or phot hel Im riger- tom bull droom cus- t » ample ut Wy a ar rT [Sep acanssxs older hom | Modern 5 1 $500 DOWN $7 Stee: Fv uron 8t. Es MG phone Ranta as pr errata tae finished tm “fet Exterior fomatic| FAH eat and ‘hot, wa 1 ge | = ‘Oniy ty lock rood con. | bedrooms “nil “208s tia, Fae Sale Lake Property 5 Fuss re Se or FE wor HOME & AUTO price rt me um ski : e alum!i- $2: “900 porch wa ; Z Wo a rom n i *k firepl : at. 3 > ne ee : st TION “Por . “Herbert pl aria itor meue stile ee oak took Goat Veet fouls favor, ree ba” ae we Terms cres of land Easy ey _ tiliable re other teatures 2'2 ACRES | ness $90. a pte FOR 3 TNL eae 0 AN co oT tached eat, , or.) = w. } ou , acant es. Ar ber : OF pe retail re St. . erbert C. D et garage Will at _. ______—COPEN 'TIL HURON R SPECIA eal val- sites in Co CHOICE H _ South FE r mo. 188 E buri- Corn avis, RI | Vise’ Mor hone Elizabe — om la A 2 ACRES ron River cme 16 fon Be od: Bards er Ee rike aM PE sai) tr. | de home Lake au wae Estates Lake front, New, 9 bedroom a Ac Furn Lovely "basement Gi cant. “Modern DOWN | $1.500 Va 1. CASS TAKE EM ‘0548 Sincl FOR LEASE” | ag M. 2 BLK. FRO f ivile ino out b rick ed. Oak . etc Fu . built | edroom 7 uminum — BRICK AND air Ot) ours “ 1 = p= gk Mtg ==: cae TTER LARE Delightfully wm Hi.fl music ae nriguecs ac a tea Getler ittie some wooded. ee tiiatie, | ee wae tireuiaca’ gt facies Heuce soe tes ae Stes ne Mich C G5201 Fe i pee rencenial ‘ ome with “Cede 3. bed- aths. Thi ghout ho} “PRICE 60x yet to s through | livin acd ibctwaen (nt on major availabl OMM ch, CE 3-427 nton| Potiess 4 location exterior, 1% Cedar Sh Whit: s is count me. 1% D or ft. lot | area Buil g room and een r dealer f highwa e. | 30 B. LAW NITY ma TO 3500 a home room and batt driv 1% car gar ake” e Lake Tow ry living teal. ONLY $6500." FE 3-7888 ; in kit t in ran dining | plan. Call a y. Sin- RENCE N CO sel tig 5 ROOM RANCH. atta spacious co ath e. Includes age. av ed price and 1 a $23,500 ~ AlCl us FF | chen, larg ge and oven | FE 4-1 assistance FRIENDL FE ‘ . Owner leavin MUST ched breez Ther lot room arid d carpeted livi mem ediate full | DRA LARK R 4-6492 | Garage. e e 2 car attac U1 Y_SERVI 8-062) state. Pb car gar reway ahd 2%, room ining roo ving} 4 Possession. YTON W FEAL ES Nice ¥ xcellent n hed CK §25 CE t fter one} aitent age all a s and full mn. 2 bed- bedroom livin OODs - TO B ESTAT | p view of eighborhood TO $500 TS om. Ne lace: ¥ Roamapite paneled vaawe. Heeatas hemand g at it's CHARMING | 1362 UY, SELL E riced to lake a . eaboa d LOANS $150 dow: CARROLI LAK] } Wanted ou have alway oil fu recreation pine} 1 pital, large livi ear General frame co! best. Brick W_ Huron - ag to e sell at around. rd Fin n— L LAKE be See it lways rnace room, n Dg room ving r a Ba mst. 3 | ck and| _MULTI — xisti $18,500 N ance C this cute $40 per m love it. On and you'll ter. picture automatic bh ew] car gas heat oom. din- sement, built-in ger bedroo PLE & CHECK TH oe oo ] Fas Pa . PERRY = rE sicoceialral — buys ae ly $12.500 w pa ure window ot wa- garage. Immedia fireplace. 2 home that tin gar. “Tr ms.|2.BR NO re room Is VALUE pasv Parking — Phone FE b9061 ; 45203 nig lets ith bes riced at s. planter ate possessi “Welc speaks” — uly. @ edroo z. ranch ty = 3 + T Phone FE 89661 ‘ NEAR MICHIGA W: ee Co as el FE $3500 Oftice too.) within Laece timed Se tattts: | Only m Lakefront & oven. all a a’ an SOO EAGUE FINAN =~ an at N pict UNL 71 we n Stout Re tt “Rud" \ ; you can! Stewart or FE 2-7792| List w rge 132x238 ft. — iirc v0 Down lot ~ q pig he ce- | fi 202 S. MAIN Fi CE co 2 car gal neled den, agina® PA OT Nichol , yITH Us — ght tn and Oxbow ft. Pri jarage, . , firpltee Foe agree | rf ght FE sates] cal ae ee WM. cient arivice "WE. BUY SPL per, month. “Ad ary_ Deseret. , ig inelutes ‘Only tropes jon Pay moving ROCHES E. ST. CLAI i Cal Mr Alen Po - 20 ‘SELL }, room. urnace, sement, reg to l expens E R ‘ FE 5-1201 Allen ripe & Vict years ares bd separate di een living| raceme SE — 1% down. SE ling ll es b STER : or FE 32-3370 E footer cee fen ng | bath, nice ki — one ae ae baths, full all. thos y ROM 47 3-6463 0 aft. | Hwy. in tchen Jus fu rge corner car ga ‘item . e unus Ns $25 TO EO a | 1H BRON r OA S268 Waterford. t off “ott Dine Syives-Labe- Pry re | ow s you've had sued $500 1 ‘ \ a 00 ter va T . r oe 3101 = ROK - | Ph ~ Eiuaoeta N. Realtor Giroux- F ms or hy all this time. e QL PY . (PUT TPLe Listis aM ee? QE: ranks. ags PRI 3 1 “s LISTING ‘SER' 2-4810 | 43 NERAL REA r RIENDLY Hats savice | Pm wy. L ESTATE ce WHEN ¥ SER 23510 ; ; Open ‘til “— 3-9701 | PON or erate me “ Ss YOU N ED NTIAC. OR 4.0358 FE 2-818] we wee), LO $500 4-0358 SI PATE” aiad to he x FINANCE CO _ \ Poe _\ E'4-1574 i ‘ © . ’ . . é ; : ‘ ' : ; [ = | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1959 . , E17! Money to Loan 61! Sale Household Goods 65) Sa‘e Household Goods 653 SLICES OF HAM _ | Sale Musical Goods 7 71 Sale Farm Equipment 87) Transportat'n Offered 100' Sale Used Trucks 103 _~ iSite Licensed Lenser A LATE MODEL SINGER SEW- SINGER PORT. ZIG-ZAG AT-. : CARLOAD OF LESTER BETSY | | ponaen CHAIN SAWS AND CARS DAILY TO MOBILE, ari ie FORD 4yTON PICKUP. 6385. inet , tach, $19.50 Electrolux vacuum, Ros inets. Just arrived. Th Wright wer blade saws We obama. Bonnie's Dri re Borrow with Confidence ing mechine blond cabinet Zig oss spinets. Just arriy ey powe * ma a Drive-a-way zag equipped, cost $239.50 pew, | $i405. Wringer - hag “at Fe | sre new yg $08 trade Terms Kelly's Hardware. 3-7938. $25 to $500 pey nemanes 1 or gl at oie $19.50. Terms Cu FE ; $20 Cee AGH wie _ 3994 Auburn at Adams FE 2-8811 DCe PRESSURIZED < EXOINE | og ell eter foaisce 0 months all cre er 5-4048 ( JAC Ss i S coin 5 Household Finance 3-078) oe __ TRADE Gas RANGE deactein, i . s ECI wait 909 extra. Afiam! sea as | TRUCI K GOOD GONDI- : 18 18 E. Huron FE _4-0066 | FARMALL CUB RACTOR wail $09 extra. Miami! 344. Nen rT) N TRUCE GONDI- Corgorating of Peatise A&B ELECTRIC STOVE. 9x15 RUG| {<6 Tange B. Munro Electr ee WITH HYDRAULIC. PT. | O. See baie be ee | eee $250. Corner of Monte 3's S. Sagiraw St. - E 60065 ong pads Wrager wesher. FE | —©0- 1000 W. * uron. _ HARMONY GUITAR WITH ARCH | HEEL WEIGHTS AND 12 INCH | _$17. Perre Service, OR 3 and Baldwin - Mortgage i. 62 80% sd TRADE ELEC RANGE FOR GAS ao Ss ae a | PLOW. IN Al CONDITION. LEAVING FOR | ey DE. | | 1969 FORD 4 TON Pick. GOOD PES EADS PE PIO OO ON Tt is YTHING YOU WANT)! range. R. B. Munro Electric Co. , 6-305! “| Priced gt $605 cember 4th. UL 2-3962. ; _s _ $200. MAp@1323 0 R THE HOME CAN BE _ 1060 W. Huron | PIANO-TUNING—OSCAR SCHMIDT Base Sms BROS. TRUCK | GOING NORTH. PART | ‘51 CHEVROLET. *. TON @ S00 ‘TO FOUND AT L & 8 SALES. TRADE-IN DEPT. a G—0 z5a11 KING BROS. oad. Either way. FE 5-6806 | “speed transmission. FE 2-4604 on Ostiand County homes Mod. A little of the way but a lot 4 rw ot Ponttae Rd. at Opdyke — ace less to ee and a I!- Poreh gates . . ry RE a SPINET PIANO WITH, FE 60734 PE ¢1112 , I ances “of a all tinds. wou D. | Occ. table s495 | ; to purchase. All moneys — eee ee Wanted Used Cars 101, A Voss & Buckner, Inc. Visit cur trade aaa or rea) Heavy typewriter cabinet ... $9.05 | ie be applied toward the pur- Auction Sales sere > I s 209 Nationa) Bidg. FE 4-4728) ai a it Ee Baby high chairs $295 | ch oT ACHER: . Large e lection CONSOLIDATION 4 Baby auto. bed Specie or . $2.05 y S is vie miGorigases are est Oy vant. aux) M4, Yan, Mel, oy trade. Come out Baby Dathinetig 0. ee, ures Fr eases B 6 B | ‘ACTION USED PICKUPS OORCESP = _. sce reneecceee uhh US.) park Phone the N'to o «(Doll cab - nen) 33.05 ~ SMALL GRAND GRAND PIANO. $300 ‘4. TOP 888 DOLLAR — AT ALL TIMES RIG, BEAR, CONSTRUCTION CO eee eT a acie Baby GS is $3 95 53-8083 _ For All $2 W_ HURON PE «33-7833, ties E. of Pontiac or J mile VY VANS “UPR re $25 Auction Sales — 1999 MODEL CARS =, , Ro ater Nelente on Suen wom re en - WANT a "Glenn's Motor Sales . els yt ee 2 BANKRUPT ™ STOCK — Su eee wien oto USED PIANOS SUSY Dixie Highway "952 WEST HURON 2 BEDROOM HOME | Living room, Bedroom and break-| §ty°°% ee Se Wiegand Music Center Dravton Plains 4 eh VE ¢1707; All Makes and Models Qwner will take car er verant| fat sce Chsits and reckers.| Cl), Retrigersior, 628 5 socm BAZAAR AREA MIRACLE MILE roa bi qay = TOP sss—USED & JUNK CARS 10 FIT ANY BUDGET ot as down payment on_ this ie ig ae cable Box springs oil neat. $39. Gas heater. 60.000 , , Piano Tuning Organ Repair /-+@!\ ridav ....¢ P11, Smith Motor Sales FE 8-244) codera Wome. och side Bind ee eet an ie | eee eee, Se Peer HONE FE 2402400 ee Saparade 7 1m WANTED JUNK CARS. TAYLOR AT OUR top street. Basement. Ot! furnace. ca k vrnancem (on a real s Trade-In 37 Orchard Lake —y 22 ie ae pall | Rd. Used parts. FE 5-2000, in ”“ Tile bath. Total price $10.975 buv Bedroom Outfitting Co 4763 stad Hd —__— | “Sale Office | - Equipment leven Sunday... ee J) Wl. POP BUCK — JUNK CAR-FRUCE BIG ae ee oe ee ee ee Dixie Hav. Breyton Plains. Oven Used Trade-in Dept. |! 4 , PONTIAC WASTE _—_—*FE.:2-0208 taxes & ins 4*2 per cent interest tl. 6 ‘tH! 9: 1.000 ft. north p os $151 eaten CORONA 1998 PORT Ban and Sell Daily 7 WA __ FE 2 Immediate possession “A & ry Market Pes Therm heater $10.98 | able typewriters. A wonderful buy ] a aS SHARP CARS SW ANTED na 7c AYDEN Realtor at Studio couch $24.50 aie thaw tase (tor c&ve 500 pis ORTanda 32717 ruc en er RAE. Walton FE 8-044! BEN HUR. !7 CUBIC “FOOT CHEST! Davenport and chair... $29 95 | pe Emtec at be Gir series DOOR PRIZES SAT & SUN Top Dollar } BEDROOM HOME 7 LoTs For'_ ‘vor freezer. $200 OR 3-041) _ Ges Mange 1 $3930 dept. General Printing & Olcr ~~ SPECLAL 7 a late model car or $500 down BREAKFAST SET GRFEN Pas. Electric Range . $2 30! Supply. 17 W. Lawrence St, Pou- =. x ° Cass- Oak] land e uron 119 Russell Street He anaes it ee ae Fable butfet and’ chai rs 30 30 ac § CEMETERY LOTS. WHITE CHAP. Gn’. ith $5 Migh chain 85 petrigera $49 50 FLAT TOP GAK DESK. LATES1 OC) Y 12. ® Montcalm FE 8-8 AT ELIZABETH LAKE RD. ee Garden of 4g fous Liberty mode) 30 x1 42 mrar-proof top — Like new FE 46940 after 5.30 See M&M Motor Sales Eddie Steele Will take car or pick-up. Bacri- |BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON | THOM. AS ECONOMY ‘ice for cash. uy 2-23 iP 7 bods complete with springs 36] § Saginaw FE 2-915! as SS |}REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE. | For top dollar om 'ater model cars. : +3) CALIBRE DEER RIFLE FOR | pa: mettrees, i | UPHOLSTERED CHAIR $13 DAY | | writer. $50. FE. 8-8088 after 3 527 Dixie Hv —OR_3-1663 — FORD — Furniture 42 Orchard Lake Ave. é { aes . outboard motor or what ha - arvacari bed $12. Fiber rug $10. Occasional | Gi d 74 FE 53-3117 FE 6-036 rou 1004 Stratton Beachland Sub. |CASH FOR USFD TV'S, FURNI- | table $8 Coftes table $4 Chest Sale Sporting joods” See & ew were AVERILL pee en ne neues 1955 BUICK SUPER 4 DOOR sE-| ‘ure & misc. FE 2-0367______| of drawets $\4 FE 6-2063 4624 - — PV ECNTIL CHRISTMAS. Hou t i dan For housetrailer. FE 8-6419 | |CASH FOR FURNITURE. TOOLS Jamm_ Rd ! WOMANS BOWLING BALL . : . 2020 Dixie Hwy setraler —_—— —— and musica! tustruments)s FE USED TV $19 95 OP. SWEETS —_—_— ——— used FE 4-5722 after > pn FF 2-9878 FE 4-6896 345 ‘TER MON TH 44864 | Redio & Atp! 422 W Huron FE A BIG SELECTION OF USED SANTA ~— JUNK CARS Owners Includes taxes and insurance for DON T WAIT TO SSEABOARD 4-1133 Ga PRICES ON FREE. For Sale Miscellaneous | 67 For Sale Miscellaneous: 67s: ag a prities ial FE 5-6079 s 2 bedroom modern home get up to 00 at WAREHO ae —_—_—e—oeoe ee fice tterson 2 WILL BE HERE - TED. PULL Y WN Porced air heat. plastered walls FINANCE CO, 1185 Ferry. ers, dryers. televisions and bullt- Co; pyran or HEATER AL. | SPECIALS COMPLETE DEER “PROCESSING IN PERSON SMR NK CARS WANTED. — "49 MC CUT I WN hardwood floors, sluminum storms) FE 8-066: oe _ ins Samuel's . Ta clue Davis) “most new Picture window Evin- | L Nestor's Marke’ 5446 Cuolev Lase EACH AUCTION = Tea. ;OKERS ~~ UL. JON. eee tx ee ene DREAMING oF A WHITE burg Maé 5 =“pisHES OIL a 71, hp motor. Exc. cond.; P: finished plywood 4 & a sliver Road. PE &-9296 Children Weicome aE ot ee Fully suipoes 1 Jae Uo We Uy CHRISTMAS? WANTED ANTIQU 2-1104 birch fin 20c sa. ft. ayy : : ID- ; ; S205 or_ what have you? Mace that dream a reality with iamps “a TiguE tables. MY 3,” select white maple G28 si785 OUNS. MODERN AND “poem B A B Auct tion RISO EN A LerLy a DOR see aso ; ~*~. C PANGUS. Realtor a re-conditioned. guaranteed re- ie! DOG HOUSES. | DOUBLE CON. | Knotty cedar paneling $140M “aoe ain a dieck. Bi Cary . KE 4-9100 < He rere ee a . : nas fig or ¢ =e aaa es = ; struction. 770 Walton va Genuir orm}! 65c ft ae “ - a 260 Mi1S Ortonville Nee et ae arrelectric, stove van ee HAVE A. PAINT PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO. S_ Telegraph M&O Pixie Highway TOP PRICE FOR JUNE CARS. ves we 2) fot C : CasH FOR OSED TVS TAPE, ‘some ‘ust lixe brand new’ from =) . Gene tine neces en ee RAE FE 2-254) LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Fiee Door Prizes Every Hou es eee Peers recorders and radio-phorograpns | Sun Saies 8505 Dixie Hwy “AYA. WESTINGHOUSE 30° STOVE. $75 Sark ue cnuess ‘tren. Act IMP! wn . Everything for tbe sport un * west LAWRENCE. | days Orchard Le. Ave. yor 3s pe ‘end = os | \ \ a : esd ‘ hased at your home. F -036" ~ SSS Pe Pa or err rae fs | 28 FT. MOBILE CRUISER a HAMILTON DRYER. New fell TELEVISION, 17 INCH & pla leon anon i “TALBOTT LUMBER __ Sand, Graver Dirt 76 NOW 1960's PAID 4 FI STAKE 2 §PD. AXLE. icra A tage tl and al peree , Good condition FE 2-6341 ke trace- Redwood fence pickets. Giass 1L. CRUSHED wan : van | § 25:20 TLRES—V-8. TOO. condition as en usec ) 4 Tis « for in ' _ ; 7 § + one e cations only. Will tfade on home 1 ow Hovancenristi guoe OF Sale Miscellaneous 67 \ Ol. VE RINE it MBI Gane louvres wf waterprootins ° M1 TOF sont Oo ae Conte CARD IMMER BOND Aree a 35 GMC Van .....$1295 or land contract) Priced at only i ‘ : 4 . 20 andock FE 2-9:84 out 1025 Oak'and Ave FE 4-4595 FE 8-112 or FE J-8972 “i : R D 14 P., FULL REAR DOORS . Ot Por.tiac ----~ - S = - ————_ — HOLLY W si2se 51 WEST HURON FE 41555 %. 8IZE CELLO. IMPORTED _ 7 USED WATER SOFTENER. LIKE BLACK DIRT FILL & GRAVEL. Campers and used tralers Some uss a SO __8,25.20 TIRES. _.. 40 FT CHAMPION ~ Oulr 2 EUREKA VACUL MO SWEEPER, ‘french bow. case. good condition | GARAGE DOORS new FE 2-7164 — ee used on rental man We sel 2325 Saginaw FE 2-913) 95 Dodge ........-$ 595 ‘rs oid One of the better made chest of drawers. Rogers Silver 2 sets electric ite en st | Pactory seconds, al) standard USED WINDOWS CHEAP CRUSHED STONE SAND. GRAVEL trade or rent 1 mile south of TZ ee ae PANEL—6 CYLINDER. ousetrailers aud in ‘very goo ware Lamps. FE 5-2126 se OM a ING STO STORMS. | izes tn stock from $28 and up OR 3-468; Kar! Howard. EM 3-053! muse aan aioe: fron. “es Li4 GON T LIKE TO BOABT aS: ae $ 695 andition tn Two bed- cy; a . : la | : aE are : : = = __ 0 To Ch ; B TEI 0 L a3 Anno 5008 y o! etme Wi ge modes : i” e ' ELECTRIC STOVE $20) STU DIO, _awnings. VALLELY CO. OL 1-6623 ee ae oe ate coe USED COMB DOORS ANY SIZE DRIVEWAY GRAVEL ony PONTIAC CHIEF A DFTROITERS THE MOST FOR YOUR CAR AT ly PICKUP. V-8, 4 SPD. n wis e Couci $10 Gas space heater $20 c'ose oors and disappearing Reas After 6 MA 6-2114 delivered, FE 4-3263 or TRAN SN IBEION eoeicd CAB and contract Cou S10 Gas theo Mixmaster 1 USED FULLY AUTO. WATER | stairways. ony TER SGITERAE GOlkl* GOO ROAD GRATEL 1 “UR New & Used ER ME _-TRANS | $! softener, } year — ie Ste SemeTes Gm BAreee Re a ie Lanerits ecenae. oS Delivered. FE 4-6588 We take) household) Iufuiuice ly 25 For (Cl poeocoen: S$ Y95 4 > i bay 3 ‘ ae keen eae _ a oh OE ae 7 ae ou HEATER. GOOD; . Nestle. om 8 te 6 PE 23827 PULVERIZED TOP SOIL. ATO) pp HIFCHINSON'S “PRIGHT SPOT” eo 407 Biizabeth Lake foac “™ Ones Fri. ti . sf Noon on Gatuidays USED TIRES. REBUILT BATTER-| biack dirt and fill. PE 5.8643 or ABM a: . 2. pOpeo es mene 2 WHEE! TRAILER WITH NEW 1 4301 Dixte Hw us 10 ° 3 ste Po F208 or FE 4394 ee spkinGe ? NOTEE! CEAILER Sir oasis. ; , tes 192 S Saginaw FE 8.1616 ' FE 8.6642 oe Seg ae ont iat’ OrcMard Lake at Cass 56 Chev rolet ...... $1195 TRADE Seat ORD PRE cin. son preg. rex tenory,| BERRY DOOR SALES skp on, Stier iy Sanne ANP. SLACE BINT 2, ORAVEC. STXTE TRAEN sates ano FE 8-0188 Open Eves, . 37°D ge $ 995 emcee 2 xs : a - & up chick’: MY 37 i oe odge ¢ eee FREEZERS —~ NORGE FREEZERS $378: 3-in soi) pipe. per length, HOT "WATER HEATERS 30 GA! : soe — F = Rentals 1045 North Lapeer Rd * rn ccees ° - teat and Uprighis Bee en ee Tet Se en ee ere pose ap. USED BRICK FOR SALE. MU- YARD. DRIVEWAY GRADING Benet ok eae peer DEPENDABLE USED CARS 'y TON Cicgup, POWER STEER abeth Lake Estates lake P 1 : 5 soi], gravel fill. ete. FE HARDENBURG MOTOR_ SA! ES eges. oi] beat vak floors. newis, Ne® maces siight.y ycratched or West. Open Eves ° _ proved, $6950 value $3990 aud uel 47482 or FE 8-0015._ ae bd = Cass at Pike FE 5-7398 ING. V-8, AULO TRANS., CUs- fr trp é new’ crate-marred mocels at big dis- NKS. GOOD CON- | $5050 These are slight WAIL FURNACE. GOOD conpr-. —3352__ PARKHURST as ee eee TOMI CA S decorated ba pasement al bed 2 FUEL On. TA | : A : JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS c . bearooms. Will for emailer; ‘OUM Prices ces 1? Dion, Will deliver, PE 5-910. | oe cee ion. $75. FE ¢6574 Wood, |, Coa! & Fuel _77 TRA'LER SALES oF 3.2938 - ('S8 Ford .......---$1295 home. equity), vacsut land or FHA y 2 . a P) 79 eee er miesc WATER SOFTENER 2 YRS OLD ~ ‘ ¥ . == FE Se ( EAL SHARP 90 ¥ ame as cach 4- INCH a ane § Fr., 3 arace 15 r Ro : r F-100 PANEL. REA ‘erms caves |” sump Pum goss | gan Flnorgicent. m3 Orchard Tk “RET Gu2s or trace tor good elee- CHANNEL COAL, pRarLACE oe TT a NEED saan BLUE. 6 CYLIN” WM WR 1H I. Realtor WAYNE GABERT SAVE PI S\rpine ed _ 5 : : = ee aS IS bs FE 8-845 0 turnace add kindling wood. Speed- Featurng famous makes New your car ‘E 20 years we have URE TO CA 15 Oakland Avg FE 5-944) !21.N. Saginaw FE 35-6188 2.8 _ Sagwaw it Fae ies 4 en aie vay tuel oll. FE 5 5-6159 Moon Yentoura Owvsso E.car paid the top dollar. Trade down B B LER Ope ‘t1] 8 30 FREEZERS — UPRIGHT FAMOUS S$ FT. CAST IRON. RI RECESS Ss at tt’ ae ik “Hobbs ae Christmas Trees (607A FIREPLACE O00 FROM i TO Tour A+iome Between Lake Or oc up 7 . . ‘ — = a q tt h. Best i Scariett's Bike Ye a r UL 72-1120 ton and Oxford On M24 H. 6. VAN WELT WILL TRADE 5 ACRES FENCED; ®8me brands scratched. Terrifie bathtub with benc es Bs bag . rence Poutiac FE RIM) ~~ ange oe 24 in. FE 2-8262 z J L teen ee et cof], values $148.95 sulle they last $40.95. G. A. Thompson, 7 oa cE AND SHORT s MOBILE HOME R313" «4540 Dixie Hwy. aT eee ee ee Gove” No phoue orders please. Michigan © West i a I CHRISTMAR TREES vin iuae Eon On 3-aea7. ~ SALES & SERVICE — Tor “CASH $898 POR CLEAN CARS HAROLD in rectiuriak for tiucet row! Piaorescent, 63 POrchara Lake 10-YR S°GAL. ELEC WATER | ~ Knotty | Pine Paneling | Whoiessie Delivered Orders. tae @ooD “HARD DRY 81. AB WOOD tele haps Line of nena J8Ck ONOMY CARS wom e a2 AUBURN trader. h i contract Ave beater : r GA ' “es c : : Beemer Complete line o! parts co Cc ; ler. huus I contra ee eee . ater. $6750 cash & carry. | TERNS nd 1 P ; = im ' COND ~AR iS AUBVR! What have you? Phone FE 2-701) FOR SALB SMALL RADIOS ibompson. 7005 M3® West. Open ena Cele acid ine ee ee ee eee Peace: SB OTEE ya: hottie ges Hitches inetallec & WANTED © JUNK CARS AND ree = A 12 55-8755 Eve< , = : pee — oe cars wired ell & ¥ usec trucks. Phone FE ¢-09031 or WALKER SOPTRNERS TO RENT, * © § FE 5 a CHRISTMAS TREES ~— PINE WOOD FOR SALE FE trailer for . or sei!. $350 month. OR 32-7360 FRIGIDAIRE. ELECTRIC STOVE. 12 S TOR M WINDOWS AND CHURCH'S. INC pruce! fire Cutl curl centres aa ™ a woe fie maa 1 a 7 FORD wE BUY SELL. TRADE ICE 3p ving: gag * voub.e ser wen double iaupdry wd FE tage fits . . Bring tools Select ag 2922 si P LOADS. cul WOOD. OR TRAVEL TRAILERS ALL SIZES WANTED_CIFAN ‘86 CHEV V-8 mK Wuaeain un 4-7500 skates Barnes Hargrese Hard- _ 0¢ds_complete pet eae . —— Se —————— a Sireth Rd., 3 miles west Sf Com- : ~ : Newiandi iaeteaachull Guim eck ORO! 4687 6: phate Se Ll a wre. 742 etal ae OF ISHBUTTON STOVE DOU. 2X18 VANITY HAND BASIN. MUST SELL CHEAP DUE TO IIL merce Village. 1 mile east of _3-6022 —__ raat (elie! ON a ; ehseu Par ne ae re sane tie oven. Deep well & pressure cast. tron. Best gerade. $18.50 hess All the equipment to raise intersection of Wixom Rd & SLAB WOOD OR a eee Dwetlevan 10 f% wide Now on Used Auto Parts 102 Pontiac's ' = ' cooker GFE Mobtle Maid = dish- G_ A_ Thompson 7005 M59 West.; mink Cages. nest boxes feeders a La. Rd MU 40635. cally wood 3 cord $14. Del FE 8-6131 ; our jot 2 trailers in Florida for ~ - Truck Center WILL TRADE EQUITY IN SM AT eee ee ee pias pet needs 37.0AL. ELEC. MEATER, 900.06:| “ste °73 mixer. freezers. cooling; _8 |" SLAB” wOgD cele Cen Del ef net ey . FOR, SALE, 37 OLDS. Enos tone i eeiase per wk FE wlece | sight repair $250 MI 4-657 oa ere gan neater. $5465. box, ete Breeder mink available cone NEEDLE PINES, NORTHERN FE 13210 HOLLY RD. HOLL Y MEI 82d trans Good condition, OR | GMC ne E GAS. INCINERATOR. FXCELLENT) Cab. sinks sod fittings. 85495 up. Urtl Dee 5 OA ©3980 Wholesale EM WHITF BIRCH PinEPt ACE WOOD)! le sce0 Gagont 306866 For Sale Clothing | 64 condition, $65 UL 2-2217 Laundry trays and stand & fa MODERN WHITE WEDDING premium are SUITABLE — $15 delievered FE }RAVEL TRAITERS & RENTALS POR SALE 50 MERCURY MOTOR : B h Sees GFM BABY BED. P! ASTIC MAT. 7“ OH vi NoMBING” my ae satliats a hamond “MAL irostey avalon a opeigh Un ‘Pla t Trees, Shrubs 78 Tour-e-Home & Trotwood crae for parts 820 MA 5-1342 = I actory ranc ~ ots ie eeepc Boors ee, ee ee ee 2 en 12 S- Saginaw : . FE —— : \ — at neon oi nace. pS ccedenm non ~“ King & Huron Homes Special — GaNRUn nonamener bel EES AT CASS izes 1 Vome route size 7, > , “7 11tie — - : ~ ae hyde CO ee s racat s ad = - o Childrens dresses, sire > Ma. GUN TYPE OMT mand thers. 46 GAL GAS HEATER, $60. 5 MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 20' 725 Wolfe Road mile SW. Ortot- gcQTCR PINES FOR LANDSCAPE rae oe etait Jacobron s Trai: Call OR 3-4800 NIL PICKUP. DUAL ternity clothes. size 15 and 16 46, eet * Db sg 7450 ati sine lelow room Timken oil burner, 4230 mirror. sitghtly marred Bok _vile | NA 72192 or Ml 40133 $2 00 @ piece U dig. Also shade on halen : SSS Saas 1 ton. Very good running. engin moutan coat, size 15] FE grove. $30 Call after $ pm ‘Middlebelt. Ré | RN ee i ee he ee eee 2-371 R , le s ~90 Sale U Trucks 103 Economy Used Care. 33 Aubure . OR 3-5073 _ FE -0l34 230 GAL OIL TANK ON LEGS ee ee gece tod racy) ee a ee eee For ‘Sale Pets 79 ent Trai v Space e Used c Auto Insurance 104 - } FORMALS SIZE ®, ALSO 81 . oa $15 Double tray laundry tubs | Ls, ding Coo t vanity; Also Christmas green. Bring the a PPD ran ~oeeeeeeeeeeereern eeeeer * Mary: : : a GRAY CUSTOM TALIORED OC with $10 742 W Huron | trrors At terrific savings Mich kids and your camera 12 miles =~ . PPP ELLIE sects evercest appromimate size; canons! cher. ike new FE 5- | fgan Fidorescent, 303 Orchard’ north” of ‘Pontiac Cedar Lane aK REG DACHBHUND PUPPIES av eee woe ee ee | MERIT RATED AUTOMOBILE ns dae t oxim si 8-2:03 = a — i Lake Ave - MN Evergreen Parm, 8970 Dixie High 2-6418 : ._OR yea — 959 GE WASHING MACHINE $25 eae Pee in Controle. #100. MONEY POR ANY WORTHWHILE a8: ‘US-10) MAple 53-1922 _ AKG cHauPion STUDDED. COCK: ace FE 5.3361 TERMS *VAILABLE. $150 MOUTON JACKET $5 Electric stove. $50, Average size gal B off Jodyn. FE urpose Get up to $500 SEA-| sc ‘OTCH PINES AND SPRUCE. MY tes PE 46-5818 : —- FP 4-3536 Eves. FE 2-4353 Size 12. Like new. FE 3-1542 | pool table $15 Can be seen at Shad I 2 | BOARD FINANCE, 1185 N. Perry. — 3-3801 or MY 3-4403 BO la hy — OXFORD MOBILE MANOR ou. = ALL SIZES C’ EAN CUSED WORK! 315 Robnwood in Perry Park oa | _FE 8-966! F caake f ta” ieee ear nies ae Foreign & Spts. Cars 105 pants from 35¢; shirts from l5e. Awe rw IGOME AGAR S - PPLY. 101 1016 MT. CLEM-| IRN ___ Christmas Gifts _67B ee FE #4120 __ jots 16x40 cement patios te ON ae DL i - GOOD SILVERTONE TV ¢ BI ens St 51663. Plumbing elec- NEW LU XAIRE Ol, FURNACE & = ang REGISTERED Ore mile east of Oxford op Lake- ry) en a aere tee Orchard Lk. ve untion, reasonable Apex Sescet. tr cs mt eA k formica. Insurance ducts. MAple 5-1501 - OR 3- 3703 — 2h ig lea vUle road. OA 83022 argrea V eS — ..1958 2 TOPS. 2 Sena ‘ ee cela a a 2. Betore 4 8 Willara work on glass 82 @al. electric NICE 44° WALNUT DRESSER WITH ANTIQUE, cr OcK, GOOD CONDI oe JRE BRED. MOBILEHOME ESTATES ; MOD- rel carb. Auto. trans. . ee = AUTIFUL PERSIAN COAT ie GAS RANGES £29 9S water heater. $60.50, 30 gal. cas beveled mirror & plece vinyl dt 40197 GERMAN SHEPHERD rd - bale eral lakeirentiadd nlaverousd)) Es tires. exc. cond $2850 403. wee size .! wage elanumae Fic trie Range R . $2995 = water neater. $67.50. Open 7 aays, nette et! like new Men's all AME ane FLYER TRAIN & AC —— ae € puppy. 10 w«s , 3.2661 TRUMPS TR-3 1957. SOFT TOP , zi eee, ga : ' “Frigidaire Was ner edu’ week | woo lack alpaca coat, size 3 cess, Exc. cond Oy s ie seater = . op Bood. Tundra cover. *¥ MAS iat 6.1300 __ Used Water Soft OR 3-5353 nize 4 38 Wo New Yors HAMSTERS AND GUINEA PIGS PARKHURST CLARE TRATI ER it it wheels. white wall tires. Cell re rt. MY 11 «The » . FUR COAT $140 COST $575. MOU: cRUMP ELECTE 1c VA HEADOUART ERS NORGE OIL HEATER AND TANK DOLL BUGGY. DOLL_HOURE, GAS | 1 Pet Shop. $3 Williams. FE) [00 30 tet! iecatlon on 72 oe ser 6 Se ton stole coat. dresses wagon Exe. cond. $1196. 7 JIN | §-6123 CIMBALOM, DICTAPHONE, RE- value, $3445 lavatories. complete DO IT THE EASY WAY' = 4-67 " 7 PIECE -IVING ROOM SUTTE ~ ducing belt. Jig saw. Thor troner + with gleaming chrome faucets.! FI1OOR SANDFERS—HAND SAND- ~— ~ < ¢ ; ‘938 Ford station wagon. 4 dr. V@ Brand new davenport and chaiv |OVER 30 USED TV SETS FROM Chrysler convertible. Trailer. TV.) $1495. toilets. $2450 valued a1 ERS—WALL PAPFR STEAMERS !! TO 12 WEEKS OLD PIGS For Sale Bicycles 9% <3 FORD Auto. trans Radio & Heater. Like 2 modern step tables, matching) $1495 up. TV antennas, $9 95 _ Piano a 40990 _| $49.50 These are factory seconds SKII SAW. RUG “CLEANER EM 3-3492 - ION PICKUP pew. 81808. coffee table. 2 decorator tampa, WALTON TY \ eet } Michigan Fluorescent. 363 Orchard BOWNIE 8 HAR WARE SMIAL1 BLACK AND WHITE CON. 28 BOY S SCHWINN LIKE NEW Serine : cht grer : ‘ato | s < L c ; Hea':: & signals Light gr all for $99. Pay only $2 week; Cash & Carry Specials . nd } Hardtop. Aut Pearson's Furniture. 42 Orchard $15_E. Walton Zonolite House fil 145 bag nah. _ oer t oer 7 choy en ee MY 2 oo ee nein ae ia sitet Wolewena, . , D 3-2237 is . SINGER 7I 4 LWING : 4 4 < trophy r M ? = 202 trans = See a ne “eo up | Rockwool Insulation | tt 290 “Ihine Guarantees iow excelient LOWER, PRICES ON fod tenes Wanted Livestock R4 Boats & Accessories 97 $39: Sod biack. $1245. ~~ E ~~ 8 ase . < ’ . sq t ry - 4 oak ™ be - - LP mo 3 RUGS, $4 69 freever Wrought iron dinette set 1x12 W P Shelving ... 12 lin ft Hopper 9 See ete a ing Open weekdays 8 30 to s ~~ 919 CIOSEOUTS ‘ o ie 1957 DeSete 3 dr. Hardtop Aute ree, Se ee: | FE 8-3368. - 1x2 WP. Stripping 02 lin ft sent overcast ait wiitat using. Coe Sinue Iie Wo atmecnin. FOR SALE & RAT ELE cos Boat. Motors. Trailers My SV EEI matic Radio & heater. Exe. con. Shover's ROSE, SOFA BED WITH T CUSH- Shingles 216 Ib »- 695 sq attachments Take on payments FE 5-4hia “ue 1635 Jossman Rd corne: of Ray Mora: winterizing & stuTace 4 WHEEL DR'\E $1395. 204 E. Pike St ions, good condition. Also ® x 12 Prefinished Lavan 4x8 640 e&. | of 2:19 per month for § months | — RET ee rire Guns & Archery Fauipmest. Custom Cad 2 AG rug. UL 2-1071 ‘Call for free estimates? =| or 96850 full cash balance Cap Sale Musical Goods 71 ~~ ae ndc Sporting Goods S545 51 Butce 2 dr. Hardtop, Dyni Ox12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 RerriceRaToR $35 ELeEcTRIC TTAGGERTY LUMBER | ‘tot Appitance FE 5-9407_ rae Se rg Sale Farn. Produce 86 oR UISE-OUT Sek SAI ks how Radio & beater. $1498 RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL. $375. sewing machine $25. Duramatic cae ) , SOLITAIRE & WEDDING BAND 13 PEDAL BOARD ORGAN. ~ = ? 2 43 EE Walton - . . ALCOHOL, HI-TEST washer oo See eset aa & st PI Man “ 4381 to match. OR 3-4256 limec oak $495 APPIES & SWEFT FILTERED _ Open rae t fs & Sundars HOMER HIGHT MTRS. . as stove studio couc er 1947 Haggerty Hwy. 7 IPFLE % i r mat = 5 cider Bs cup,’ '> gal ga or OaT ITs . 7 4',-Ft. Wall Tile eee seac tse $55. 21° TV set, good con- Weekdays 7 to 6 Sat_7 to 3 ar 2 rg Seal Const te ; $30 down. Balance ne 36 mos ee barrel Apple special SI bu A Save 2? cost of vour new boat Matt CWrs- Ox! tore Aten “om Poa #282 428 Syers. 141 W. Huron FE 4-3064 ps oye eee eiecite range wes CASH W AY $50. MA 6-5666 Medium «size piaver piano si49 ee aos & — Mill 8 praise to 22° cruisers Eas —— : ge 8 n SS 2 = : Terms anch | ose Center terms yes . # X 12 RUGS, WOOL FACE. $15.95. heater $20 FE 5-2766 __ LUMBER PRICES l Mahogany console piano _ $479 APPLES POPULAR VARIETIES & Oakland Marme bxep . 36 CHEN -ROLET Reversible, $16.50. Imported.'spEciaL 9X12 RUGS $24.95 5. MC- $20 down. Balance 36 mos cider. Produce. Kingsbury Market 4,,, 410 8 AN j hd & 41 8 . FE 8-4101 PORT HARDTOP 8ED ee ge $4808. RUG! Leod Carpet. 2685 8. Woodward. | STANLEY ALUMINUM nerenial Mahogany Spinet piano. Like new. 2330 aie a — /— open B Dy anandace le There is no substitute for quality \ Grsiers Take Ars, WO ROOM sTovEs 60 OHT, 6OLD EX.) Burmeister Ss Lowey Organo. Make rour piano APPLES. CIDER | MAHAN OF |” BIG SAVINGS ON SORST CHEVY. DEAL | nardtop” TA” ost cortaimiy — | = charoe » on a rc LARGEST i ALER hare 3 ® PIECE WALNUT DINING M chan ed. Turner's. 602 Mt. Clem- | ‘.. L esi © - an organ with this attachment. ‘aie. , 539 JOHNSON MO LORS ay CHEVY DEALER | qualify. @ cylinder econesaics! es- . suite, like new. MA 6-2974. _ens. FE NORTHERN LUMBER x4x8 Pine ..... sevceeee Werem. $398 Terms oj) OAKLAND AVE iin owarelidelteewael i098 pa | = a Solov GLACKMORE FARM 2150 SILVER OWENS MARINE SUPPLI i sine with powergiide tor a 2" table_model TV ........$19.9 aaunioks HIDE-A-BED $75. PAIR. Compeny | Alum. Comb. doors, prehung $29 95 oven ALI \GHER'S Bell Re. Apples. Eating and cook- 306 Orchard Lake Ave. FE_ 8020 FE 4 4 47 | ease punctuated | by radie and Ir: GE - $24.95) Witte leather chairs, $80. Pair 7940 Co . EM 3-4171 | ‘ et tls = ing. 81 per bu. & up. OL 1-648 BOAT STORAGE & MOTOR STOR- ; = neater and sparkling wa 21” Raytheon table ‘model $44.85 Yr am *e8 pm daily altars tires All tend to make this car 4" . 98 end sabies. re ¢oe5 as | Ad eed“ * j Pirebrick ............-... 10¢ ea. {18 EH Huroo_ FE 0008 Sale . Farm Equipment 87 fe Boat refinishing & repair- inet one you have been looking : eae —range ee | pp Bad ate BE a |ACCORDIAN SALE — ALL SIZES. ing. 30 other sets. ‘to “choose from. - ON TIBET PPP» - \" for . ‘ SALE ON USED ELECTRIC SEW- 100 sq. ff. insulation ..... $3.87 Accordian loaned free to begin- A XGTON * oe _ an sets rebuilt © puepantees i machines. $0.95 to $30.93. [CEMENT STEPS, READY MADE DE. ners with lessons. FE 5-5428. CHAIN SAWS oes an NEW $1095 at least 38 Gays. Parts an _ Ble an Sewing Center, 143 Gak-| ail sizes. Splash block. deor Roll rooting, 90 Ib. ...>.: 395 BUNDY PLUTE FOR GALE. 005 = BOAT WORKS : Most sets new picture tubes. We od hve i Step Co. om: My onl Storm windows any wise hag | OR 3-8176 25 per cent discount on some models YOUR EVINRUDF DEALER ‘60 Dodge Pickup take trades at Obe! TV. 3930 Se w. y gnettiela. FE Ceiling tile—sq. ft. | re —— MICHIGAN aan SAW § FE 2 8033 eee ae ie Se. a ames enoUGr Knots pine paneling, aq. ft. 16c Oe a NEGRE YOUR BOAT AND MO. ‘Tole price tuciates all bandera ; Sache ede 8 re PE Complete Ime of NEW and USED Baby Grand Piano RM MA aca ike NEW AND lf for only $250 per $100 of Fa ‘ory equipment & federa: tax rissmMan ; 50 GAL. ELECTRIC WATER, to build a § room house. | wusidin atarial bethany ten sell: Completely ovehauled & refin- FARM MACHI = value. Hansen Ins) Agency. FE Michigan Sales Tax and license : ag Lge gh ——— | Oil- Gas Home Heaters 4-2336. dee J tach hn tad id ~ ished. Special price for quick «ale. ed oth ot Osford. ond Mit _2-0828 or FE 5.6278 extra. ‘Limited time offer) \ “A? ‘ 5 2 3 Z ust no 0 xfor whats Ltd (Nad nS . Original cost $115, EM ‘a SUPER FLOOR HEAT COMBINATION DOORS. rua Terms REE sstimates| Seu a Var Saeel. aehoes FARMAL CUBA WITH CUI TIVA: Fiberglas 98 RAMMLER-DALLAS CHEVROLET COMPANY | 1958 SIEGLER OTL SPACE HEAT-. , Pays for itself with ALUMINUM & WOOD Open #-5 30 MON thru SAT. | from Tel-Hur sn. 9695 MY 2-370. anne AnApe 1001: N. MAIN. ROCHESTER ROCHESTER / ers. At pre-season spectal prices. . 4 Mo Oe DOWN TRADE IN Insulation | SURPLUS LUMBER | POR CASH TO PURCHASE MUSICAL | new W AND OSED ONE AND TWO 804 T< FIBERGLASSED ALI. OL _2-0111 (OPEN EVES. ‘TIL } OL 29721" | : are A. Thotpson. 1005 M59. West. Jt OLD HEATER ‘BEN SON L UMBER CO. } instruments see SEABOARD Seid corn pickers. Homelite saws. types at ogc as work Auto rust, ‘34 FORD 2 TON PICK-UP HEAT- } | ey FER oEet Ton. 5 M 3-3711! %& MATERIAL SALES CO FINANCE CO, 1185 N. Perry &, New bean puller at reduced price.) repair ‘« midget tacer bodies.| er and radio, rebuilt motor, neq |MANY OTHER UNI c VALUBS SCH CK’'S Y 71 5430 Highland Rd. (M58) OR 3-7092' FE 8-966). | Davis Machinery. NA 17-3292 Rints, Orion. MY 31915. | tires. MArket 4-2213 | All must be sold month \ . ’ ~-Ssle Used Cars 106; Sale Used Cars 108) 8 ‘Sale Used Cars 106 —~ eee eee eee POP BBB BPO i pn Eg "Clean ar, et ce jee Cc Fr, green top, fvory A ter, bard, wlow Private’ owner.| body, radio, heater ae Mr | A- ] B OL 31511. shi Gur pew eae rive | 1953 BUICK, Map| this one aed ey a tee A Dyna. clean. 5 ple's Auto Gales | "89 Thunderbird ‘ . $3500 : =" $398. OF 6 Oexiand FE 2-2351 | 2.Door, radio. neater, power steer- BUICK CONVERT. SUPER ing, power brakes Cruise-o-matic halperey eens, tones! Quality Cars | iiss, mic rats Gratis = sen saa ‘$6 FORD CONVERTIBLE. i leather interior, Factory official GHAR? ..... $195 car | DEALER - [S,CHEVY STATION WAGON: $45 porg #1280 | o Deed oor Shopping Center /|'55 eS 2 DOOR, REBUILT + Conv ertible, V-8 Ford-oMatic, pow- M R * $595 | Ma pba 4 gee | page radio, i eater white walls ipare never be Sete p ATATION _Waaon a used. Al] black. Don't miss this | \a— -54’ BUICKS. SUPER AND one | CENTURY $495 'B4 STUDEBAKER ¢ SPORTS 57 Ford $1150 COUP! $395 | 2-Door, standaré drive, 6 cylinder . ‘34 PLYMOUTH MUST BE radio, heater, 13.000 actual miles. | } T1IcCe SEEN... . $39 Beautiful) biue and white finish | ‘34 CHEV y OP pADTOMATIC ae HARI * 495 ‘'56 Chevrolet $1106 7 - aT 54 FORD CONVERTIBLE FIRE | Wagon. V-8. powergiide radio heat-| NO MON EY DOW N ENGINE R . $395! er. 6 passenger. Black and white. | ‘$3 CADILLAC 62, FULL ; ty Ta oy POWER $595 “56 Mercury $905 52 FORD ‘$3 PONTIAC 2 DOOR, NICE $295 2-Door. hardtope Merc-o-matic with STATION WAGON ‘$3 OLDS SUPER 88 4 DOOR $295 radio, and heater 2 tone green . os ebclantetilicas HARDTOP | - ‘aa ne awe e < ¥ feo $285 Inspecte condédtioned | "33 PONTIAC $3 CHEVY WHAT A CAR |)" $395 Road-tested Warranted | 4 DOOR [83 FORD CUSTOMLINE | SHAR $295 C4 AIERCURY A ‘choice Li 35 paore care | Larry Jerome 4 DOOR | SUPERIOR | ROCHESTER FORD DEALER \ OL i r oy Eee — 53 CHEVROLET (1992 CHEVY. POWERGLIDE 6, 2 DOOR AUTO SALES good condition. Call OR 5-6672 after 2 pm ‘ 54 FOR > Top . : i988 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE “4 FORD 923 WEST HURON V-8 engine. Powergiide, radio __ FE 4-7500 heater, big engine, loaded ipo | — a power white wall tires. A one "$4 hed AC | owner and a real buy. Stock, ‘Cy’ Owens, 147 8. SAGINAW STREET FE 5-41 Ol CADILLAC, 1989, COUPE DeVLE. | A-1 condition. Retired Cadillac! supervisor. 1988 Pontiac Tra! | _ Walled Lake SEE OUR SELECTION late m used of eles Piraeus Cutraler ler cars JACK COLE, INC. Walled 1060 W. Maple at Poatiac Tren Lake 1935 BEL AIR CHEVY § FOWER,, lide. Very sed s ond. $550 lymouth cou $65. state. OL Leaving Hunter Blvd. at @ Wepazars. Ave /ROLET Hard to tell from new. ivory. V-8. Powerglide, steering OL 1-1776. "39, 4 DR. | WAGON Gold « power Want to Buy a New Car? BE SURE AND SEE O LECTIONS OF NEW AND USED CARS FIRST. ALWAYS A ONE OF LDEST ND CO 8 0 DEALERS. FORDS SINCE 1930 BEATTIE “Your FORD Dealer Since $206 DIXIE HWY. OR At the Stoplight tn Wate z Used Jeeps are our specialty CHEVROLET LEFTOVERS 2-Doors & 4-Doors Station Wagons Impalas As low as — $i872 j rag and company cars rates—36 months may down payments “=|NORTH CHEV. Birmingham 4-2735 1958 CHEVROLET ¢DOOR V-8 8SE- dan, radio. heater Powerglide Cc finish. A rea] beauty. Our stock No. 682. Only $1302. ‘| North Chev. Hunter Blvd. at S. Woodward Ave cars, New or Used You’)! get « dea) for a Chrysler. Plymouth that will save money. Remember the name — “Cost Less Cole. 100 West Ma- ple, Walled Lake MA 44511. New sed — we se)! both. JEEPS We have a good supply of used 4 wa Jeeps, trucks and station wagons oo band and, Buy now and ROOER's SALES AND SERVICE 695 Auburn Ave. FE 2-0555 you pe ILUTELY ‘so MONE Y|CHEVROLET. 1 DELRAY, A-1! ‘ ume ments of} condition. private owner. $|.250 17.08 a me call © Mer, | PE 5-4332. 688 W. Huron tH Pons ot t MI 47500. ‘old| 1966 CHEVROLET V-6 4¢DOOR Turner station wagon Radio and heater .4 wagon. Low ee Pri- vate owner, OL 32-1511 ‘$3 CHEV. POWER GLIDE, R&H Reasonable. MA 6-1479. CHEVROLET, 19% Powergiide equipped is this Delray Coupe. SCHUTZ MOTORS, c. 2 cure Woodward MT FV. CONVERTIBLE. ‘52 xt “Top. RSM whitewalls, good BEL-AIR. Sharp. }o. , 63 Oakian R&h : Carte” Moter CHEV. ‘30.4 SPEED TRAN, LARGE engine, es ead | NEW cond | HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL OUR MANY Ist YEAR AT OUR NEW LOCATION 952 WEST HURON A SUCCESSFUL ONE GLENN'S MOTOR SALES Friends and Customers “THANKS” Oo YOU FOR MAKING OUR Another one-owner special. Stock No 038. A real buy at only $000. North Chev. Aunter Bivd at 8. =aeee Ave Birmingham 4-2735 A VERY FEW =o ears left. NS, HA PSs. 8E- Under S000 miles and — with a pew SCHUTZ , MOTORS. INC 912 § Woodward ot 1086 {CADILLAC @ COUPE owner. condition. PPE DARD 66 . V-8, -ehift, excellent condition. FE 5-6068 19388 CHEVROLET 4¢DOOR tion radio, heater. giide, #8 en ine. Green and white finish This is a one owner a te car. Stock No. 048 Only 61846. North Chev Hunter Blvd. at 8S Wooddard Are Birmingham Ml 42735 8Ta- Power- Dixie Ok'd Cars PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS “38 @ ar. 8 Auto. .....81695 Chery 4 "67 Buick, RM. “88 Edsel 4 dr. "67 HT. Custom 8 Auto. $1298, "68 Metro. H.T. Black- white Me °86 Chev. 4 dr. Bel Air $11 °b6 Buick Special, 4 dr., 2-tone $1088 *87 Ford Custom Btd. trans. _ $1698 ‘87 Plymouth 6 auto. wagon, $1005 ‘57 Btude. 4 dr. 6 OD. stslaieiais 3 005) "56 Chev. *4 ton . sass $ 895 56 Buick Super 2 dr T. ... $ 805 rd 6, Std. Trans. .... $ 695 “84 Olds 4 dr. 88 Pull power $ 695) "54 Ford Custom 6. Auto. ... 8 495 'S4 Ford 3 dr. 8 ™ $ 25 Nice .... $1605 $1505 HAUPT PONTIAC FOR OUR BEST IN USED CAR VALUES 1958 Buick Century 2 afiow. Radio. Heater. Drakes. Low mileage. 1957 Buick Super 4 dr. Hard flow. Power steering. er brakes. Low balance. Olds. 2 dr. Hardtop. A beauty! Radio. Heater. = Power brakes. A Whitewalls. 2 i3 down payment. 30 mos. on/| 8) black Hydra- + l-owner | dr. Hardtop Power | he tone 1987 $1 Pontiac 4 ar. Pt sordinigae § Bydro- | #114) HAND PICKED AND PERSONALLY CHECKED MANY ONE OWNER CARS ‘60 Ford Faleon lke new Save ‘59 Rambler Wagon. Auto. $2005 58 Buick 2 d& Spl. Sharp $ave. ‘87 Chevy 210 @ dr. 6. Auto $1195 57 Plywm 4dr. Belvedere 8 $1005 56 Chevy Delray. Leather $ 895 "85 Buck 2 dr Hardtop $ 705 55 Pontiac 2 dr. Auto ..... 705 | ‘55 Chevy ¢ dr 8. Stock $ 785 "65 De Soto hardtop spt. cpe. $ 795 ‘54 Chevy ‘ dr 210—pg $ 505 54 Chevy 2 dr 210 satick $ 405 ‘54 Ford 4 dr. Cust 8. Auto. $ 495 \'34 Pontiac ® Pass. wagon $ 495 34 Plym : ¢r Savoy—Stc $ 395 4 Plym u? Lege Hi-dr. $ 205 "34 Chevy ? dr 180 andard $ 295 ‘34 Pontiac 4 dr. Starchief $ 205 33 Pontiac 4 dr Automatic $ 250 |\'53 Chevy @ dr. Real sharp fave YOUR CHOICE $5 "82 TROLET ‘1 NTIAC “$1 FOR D ‘30 PONTIAC CHE LE 48 PONTIAC “THEY ALL RUN!’ +s Dixie Ok'd Cars 52 Stude 2 auto Willy's —— sian ccad & plow é = 1260 Perry DIXIE HWY. AT SASHABAW DRAYTON PLAINS. MICH. DODGE _ CITY 37 DODGE .......§ ROYAL HARDTOP 2-Doo Jet Biack fir One-owner. Power Power brakes, auto nish ro trans. ‘37 PLYMOUTH . $1195) SAVOY HARDTOP 2 Door — Yellow & White finish, V-8 Auto trans 37 CHEVROLET $1495 B-AIR CONVERTIBLE White with brand new top V-8 Powerglide. (57 FC FORD isssevnnd ea 6 Cyl. good econ- omy "56 DeSOTO ...... FIREDOME SEDAN Door - 1-Owner ful Coral & Charcoal JOHN J. SMITH DODGE INCORPORATED Saginaw FE 3-7055 Beauti- f i2l1 S. Birmingham MI €2735 | SEE “CO8T LES88 COLE” FOR Dodge or steering. | € R95) $1095 | Ff cad Sit itn North Chev. Hunter Blvd. at 8 Woodward id Birmingham MI ¢27 1953 CHRYSLER SEDAN RADIO! Specia] at only $183 THE PONTIAC PRESS, = Le lmUU _ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1959 | MODEST “MAIDEN 8 IN ‘ N | | | } | | | | “Well, folks, here's the turkey — I didn't have the heart to kill it!” By Jay Alan | & EATER. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION POWE R . Oui SOW kee Gc | For Sale Cars 106 | Sale Used Cars 1 106 | marital Wormel4 1 “ we ask | mewrrnr~ noes ee Ooo e5oeeerry a | Credit Mgr Mr Parke at MI, 59 FORD, 2 DOOR. CUSTOM 300 HUDSON 1955, 2 DOOR HARDTOP | | 47500 Harold Turner Ford 6, radio heater, auto. transmis- A stunning 2-tone blue Loaded | ane ay sion 14000 miles. Private. $1795 With extras No money down. As- ; - GR 4-2673_ sume payments of $5.10 per wk | a ae Sens ——-—— . Call Mr. O'Shea Credit Mgr BIR-| door sedan V-8 engine radio 1959 FORD STATION WAGON MINGHAM-RAMBLER. 15 MILE | heater Powergiide Grey and Country Bedan 6 passenger. Ga! : _ fonts iid pieces ; | y peteeoess RD. AT LIVERNOIS IN TROY | White finish. Our stocs No. 1006 axie trim. White walls. wheel | _JU | 80536 ; Only ! cavers, windshield washers, heat- | er. 292 V-8 Ford-o-matic Back-up Tre | lights. Less than 4000 miles | _AC ‘Pp North hev | $2395 FE 4-8188 _ | Guns outboards, boats. refrigera Hunter Blvd. at 8 Wooddard Ave ry le) DR oe aigros naa | tors and appliances. etc our | Birmingham MI ¢2735 | _C®tls Motor Sales, 62_Oaiklan new 1960 Ramblers or any good |'55 PORD BTATION hier" used car as part payment lesa OR Ra. Black. Like brand new 7 ae ee 4 oon nt | = Carla: Motor! Bales, 62" Oakland: BILL SPENCE NO DOWN. Assume pay- | 1957 FORD 2 DOOR 8 CYLINDER. | ments of $2085 per mo Call! RADIO & HEATER WHITE “RAMBLER” | Credit Mgr Mr Parks at MI| WALLS. ABSOLUTELY NO MON- | 47500 Harold Turner Ford EY DOWN. Assume payments of —SALES & SERVICE— CHRYSLER 54 NEW YORKER | $34.71 per mo Call Credit Mgr 256 8 SAGINAW at Raton Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic! Mr Parks at MI 4-7500. Harold ! transmission, power steering, ; Turner Ford OLDSMOBILE, 1936 | brakes, and windows Radio. | ‘53 FORD 2 DR 8 R&H, $200.00. ¢190 | heater, excellent condition. Can | 5048 Pheasant $19] _finance OR 3-9081 '§3 FORD, 4 DR WAGON OR AN | OLDER CAR DOWN | 11953 CROSLEY. GOOD CONDI | ICC ES : ALL YOU NEED TO REPOSSES*ION OWN THIS "98" HOLIDAY. | | tion, $125. FE 5-2766 | 1053 DESOTA. MUST SELL. BEST | offer before Nov. 20th _ FE 4-7505 } 1958 DeSOTOS eral of these await your ction at SCHUTZ MO- MOTRS. 8912 8. Woodward Ave Ps Low as $1589 DOWN up to 36 months on balance DODGE, 1957 | Looks like new! This Cus- tom Royal will be sure to | take your eye. Fully equipped including power steering and brakes ONLY $1495 SCHUTZ rice. No cash needed 17 Mue Jan 9th King Bell. FE 8-0402 $295 full Pay only Auto. Mr $345 ‘$3 Pord Cust., POM, V-8, ¢@ @r. eed. $5 down TOM BOHR, INC. 120 8. Main, Milford | MU 4-1715 SHARP 1957 2 TONE COUNTRY, Sedan. Fordomatic R&Hs Wind- shield washers, Wheel _ covers. Safety package. $1,400. UL 2-2558. THUNDERBIRD. ‘ ‘58. FORD EXEC- utive’s car. 6,000 miles. $3,400 _MI_ 6-3314 1953 tlon wagon. radio, heater Fordo- matic lue and white finish Has been a one owner car. Our stock No. 1011. Priced to sell at $546 North Chev. Hunter MOTORS, INC 912, 8 Woodward MI1_6-530 302 1957 DeSoto, 2 door, HT, PS. PB, R&H. WW tires. Sharp. Clarkston Motor Sales CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER ; Main 8t., Clarkston MA_5-5141 | MODEL A aon FOR SALE 153 [2 For nance WAGON. RA-| Sg ATER. ABSOLUTELY & MONEY DOWN. Assume py- pb of $1976 per mo. Cal! | Credit Mgr Mr Parks at MI)! 47500. Harold Turner Ford j 1954 FORD CONVERT FOR SALE. | Call FE 4-7471 | | 1988 FORD FAIRLANE, Clean. $1435 FE 2-568 ae, FORD. 2 DR. VERY NICE | _car_ $405 FE 3-742 H. Riggins 5. FOM 1953 FORD 8 PASSENGER S8TA- tion wagon, radio, heater, Fordo- matic. A real nice wagon. Stock No 1011. Specta! at only $481 Birmingham MI 42735 | Hunter Blvd at 8. Woodward Ave OWNER GELLING ‘509, «BLACK radio. heater Hg FOM 1.000 $2200. PE | Ties Price 5-5982 192 FORD 2 DOOR RADIO & | HEATER ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN § Assume | ments of $1006 per mo Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks 47500 Harod Turner Ford. 1854 FORD RANCH WAGON RA- DIO & HEATER ABSOIUTELY NO MONEY DOWN Assume pavy- menta te $22 32 ner mo Call Cred- tt M Mr Parks at MI 4-7500 Harold Turner Ford | HEAVY DUTY REPAIR caer gee Engine Overhaul ases of repair ALT WORK GUARA! fines Pontiac Area's Newest Garag RINK MOTORS 455 W HURON OR eae | _ NEXT TO THE ROLLADIUM _ WILSON |" PONTIAC-CADILLAC “CLEAN” | Birmingham Trades 1380 N. | Woodward MI 4-1930 | Day- Birmingham HASKINS Dependable Winter Transportation 1958 Oidsmobtie Dynamic 88 Holl- day coupe Hvdramatic, power | steering power brakes. radio, | heater Manr other | Beautiful solid white finish. 1 owner. Like new throughout | { } 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4door se- dan. Gas saving 6 crlinder en- ine and standard transmission adio heater Beautiful solid condition 1957 Chevrolet station Wagon | ergiide. power brakes. radio red and er Like new Bel Air VaR engine steering, heater. Beautiful 4-door, Pow- 1956 Chevrolet 2-door | secen, V8 engine. heater. Beautiful ivory finish. Excellent condition throughout. 1955 Ford convertible V-8 en-| ine. Overdrive transmission, ra- io, heater. Solid white finish. 1954 Oldsmobile 88 ¢door sedan, Hydramatic. radio, heater. 1957 ye gine, 1954 Chevrolet 210 2-door sedan Powerglide, radio, heater. Black and tvory finish. Haskins Chev. 6571 Dixie Highway at M15 i\MAple 6-507] Open nites ‘til 9/ Biscayne station wagon, V8 en- heater. “ADVENTURER | accessories. | Serr gold finish. Above average power, powerglide, | silver | Birmingham I ¢2735 1966 FORD 4 RADIO ( Ic TRANSMISSION. : MBSOLUTE LY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume payments of oe 16 Credit Maer 4-7500 __ Harold rine | Ford 1988 FORD V-8 CUSTOMLINE 2 DR. R&H WW. tires, overdrive, no _Tust, $500. FE 5-0079 '%$§5 FORD. 2 DOOR. FOM, RA-| dio heater, $450 EM 30854 1930 FORD COUPES UNRE- stored oN POND — {ie REPOSSESSION $145 full price. No cash needed Pay only $7 mo Due Jan. 9th King Auto. Mr. Bell. FE $-0402 | ‘$4 FORD V-8 SKYLINER, PER- _fect condition. FE 48567 FORDS! FORDS' FOR DS! $995 We have six 1956 Victorias Your choice SCHUTZ INC MI ae A-l Prt. OR ‘32 PORD ROADSTER. FULL FLAT- head, $395 Avon Sunoco Service, _corner Auburn and Adams TREAT yourself and your family to new fun behina the wheel of a 1960 LARK from Pontiac Areas new- est dealership RINK MOTORS lee W HURON OR 4-0301 ‘EX’ TO THE ROLLADIUM _ MOTORS. 912 § Woodward ‘Ss FORD CROWN VIC. Beautiful car, $1050. 1953 tion wa matic 1011 FORD 8 PASSENGER on. radio. heater, Fordo- real nice wagon. Stock Special at only $481. North Chev. Hunter Bivd. at 8 ron Ave Bi rmingham ‘35 MERCURY — wARDTO "EE sharp! $795. Carls Motor Bales 62 Oakland OLIVER Motor Sales TOCK NO. 410 “ST BUICK. 4 DR. $1505 Super Hardtop, One owner car, tip-top shape STOCK NO. 4ll1 ‘$5 BUICK 2 DR ~ $705 with standard transmis- ivory finish. One own | Pig sion. Beautiful car in top shape. STOCK NO. 413 ‘36 BUICK 2 DR $1005 Here's another one of those fine 1956 Hardtops just waiting for a new owner TOCK NO. 423 ‘58 MERCURY 2 DR $1595 ye've removed all the kinks and it's rarin’ to go STOCK NO. 426 ‘36 BUICK 2 DR $1005 lf il ge TOCK N "3S BUICK 2 DR $605 Special Sedan To drive it is to bur it STOCK NO. 434 ‘SS BUICK 4 DR $795 Specul Sedan. Plentr of gvod economical] transportation here. STOCK NO. 44) ‘56 BUICK 2 DR. . $1085 Specia! Hardtop. This one has been checked from end to end, engine, paint, transmission. Rarin | to go STOCK NO. "57 BUICK Roadmaster Convertible. Here" ry lovel green convertible com- letely renovated. Another car a w winter prices, OLIVER Motor Sales em esie 210 Orchard Lake Ave. ee OPEL ~ JEEP, j # FORD ®PASSENGER STA- | Bivd. at S. Wooddard Ave | M mo Cali Parks at MI) \ STA- | Midis ' -SCHUTZ. MOTORS, INC 912.8. Woodward MI_ 6-5302 98 ‘55 OLDS. HOLIDAY. FULL} | __power. Exc. cond. $975. FE 5-9120 HARK LARK! | Pontiac DEA SHIP AND SERVICE DEPT RINK MOTORS 4455 W. HUR 4-0391 __ NEXT TO cue ROLLADIU M — YOU'LL LIKE OUR WAY — — OF DOING BUSINESS — "589 VOLESWAGEN $1695 ‘58 RAMBLER 2-Door $1195 ‘57 DODGE Station Wagon $1495 "$7 2- $1195 ‘57 FO P $1295 ‘37 PL YMOUTH 4 Door H-Top $1295 i pit he Hardtop $1085 VY B-Air 4Door $8 895 $8 FORD F-Lane 2-Door $ 895 ‘56 FORD Country Sedan $1195 "55 FORD F- Lane 2-Door $ 685 ‘54 OLDS *'83"' Hardtop $ 605 "53 PONTIAC Deluxe ¢Door . $ 395 ‘32 HUDSON 4-Door $ 245 Quality Motor Sales ; 4. Orchard” Lake Ave FE 3-7041 | At \t Houghten’s "38 Olds 98 Holiday Sedan. Rea) beauty. ‘58 Olds Super 88 4 door Sedan All power. Sharpie. ‘58 Olds 88 2 door Sedan. Hydra- ' matic. Power brakes Houghten | & Son You Priendly ©) Olds Dealer | SA AND SERVICE 528 N. Main, Rochester OL 1-976! Prices Slashed: Up to $300 ALL NEW CAR TRADE-INS | | 1958 Plym. S. Wen. $1495 WAS $1705 6 PASS AUTO. | TRANS.,, R&H. LIKE NEW | 1988 Ford S. Wen. $1495: WAg $1705. V-8, STD. TRANS 6 PASS. | 1958: Isetta csencas.$ 395 | WAS $695. | | : j - ' 1957 Dod weee ee SI495 | | ROYAL, 2 DR. HT. AUTO., | TRANS, V-8, PS & BRAKES BEAUTIFUL WHITE FINISH WITH RED INTERIOR 1957 T-Bird ....... $2395 WAS $2695. AUTO. TRANS, EX- TRA NICE, R&H, HT 1957 Dodge ....... $1395 WAS $1595. 2 DR, HT. CORNET AUTO, TRANS, 8&8 CYL. R&H, W.W. BLACK FINISH WITH RED INTERIOR. 1957 Chevy . . $1095 2 DR. sTD. .TRANS, 6 CYL WAS $1295 1956 Plymouth ....$ 775 WAS $995 4 DR. SEDAN, R&H. AUTO. TRANS. V-8. 1956 Rambler ..... S$ 795 WAS $895. 4 DR. SEDAN 6 CYL, AUTO TRANS. R&B, VERY NICE. Docc. $ 695! 1955 Dodge 2 DR or, AUTO TRANS. 1955 Chrvsler ~$ 795 WAS $995. WINDSOR 4 DR. SEDAN, PS & BRAKES, R&H. 1955 Dodge .......8 $ 795 ROYAL, 4 DR, SEDAN, AUTO TRAN, V8 1955 DeSoto & 795 se eee s {DR SEDAN, LIKE NEW, IN- SIDE AND OU 1954 Chrysler .....$ 495 4 DR. SEDAN, R&H, AUTO. ANS. 1952 Packard ...... $ 125 | 4 DR. SEDAN, RUNs GOOD. | vane TRANS. WITH OVER- Rammler ~ Dallas DODGE-cuRYSLER-PLYMouTH ROCHESTER OL 1.8133) FE 5-317, ROCHESTER | 737 MAIN OL 1-1011 | = dio $ 895, ROYAL LANCER V-8. { For Sale Cars 106 Carve Yourself one of these OUTSTANDING THANKSGIVING BUYS! | 1988 VAUXHALL ... $1395 Victor, 4 door — 9.000 miles. Sharp red & whi | 1956 BUICK ....... $1005 4 door hardtop Century, “Dyna- flow, radio & heater 1956 CHEVIE 6 cylinder, Bel-Aire 4 door. Sharp! 1958 CHEVIE Real nice. 89: Biscayne, 8 cylinder, 2 ‘door sedan. ob ia radio end heater— i 1957 PLYMOUTH are Belvedere 4 dr. 8 cylinder power ib power brakes, power steer- | 1986 *pLyMouTH Suburban Wagon, 8 cylinder, dio and heater 1955 FORD $ 666 Pairlane sedan 8 cylinder, radio and heater 1955 OLDS $ 795) , 4 door, hydramatic, power brakes, wg is 19 Ta- power steerin 1954 PLYMOUTH evee--ceee.8 345 | Real nice a" PLYMOUTH -ee-ce. 8 168 ood transportation 1952 PON PIA Serco. | 189" 2 door cornea car 1952 DODGE $ aa Very clean, priced special - R&R Mtrs., Inc. Chrysler - Plymouth Imperial PE 4-3628 724 Oakland. Pontiac SOME OF THE FINEST OF Used Cars Are Found at CARPENTER CHEVROLET CO 415 Commerce Rad EM 3-410! 58 OLDS. HT PB) RAH mi Reas Lexin, Perry &c 21 and 001 Streets ; 1955 OLDS GOOD CONDITION Reasonable price. 1 owner. FE _ #6448 after 530 pm OLDSMOBILE, 1956 2 DOOR hardtop Excellent condition ra- heater, power brakes hydra- ene. “ine 000 miles ' 1952 OLDSMOBILE SUPER ‘88 door hardtop. radio. heater, dramatic. owner Birmingham car. stock No. 9. 981 Your old car may make the Ppt payment. Priced at ouly FH North Chev. Hunter Bivd. at S Woodward Ave Birmingham MI 42735 1956 OLDS HOLIDAY CPE. FULL power. First $1,000 takes. FEd- eral 80463. FACTORY. BRANCH 37 OLDSMOBILE ONVERGIBER “98” Radio & Heater, Hydramat- ic. Full power $1795 Pontiac - Retail Store 3-7117 65 MT CLEMENS 8ST BEHIND THE POST OFFICE PLYMUUTH GOOD CONDI, $285 51259 ieee Drive, _2-7547 RE EXPERTS LET Put Your Car in Shapel Repair Light & Heavy All Work Guaranteed RINK MOTORS | 4455 W Huron +0391 —_NEXT TO THE R OLLAl DIUM LOOK! BUY! 1959 CHEVROLET $2605 Impala convertible with “power steering, power brakes. V-8 en- gine. white sidewalls Powerglide. Black with white top. Like new. TE "35 tion, Utica SAVE! sai RAMBLER .. $2195 Custom Wagon Radio. heater Only 7.000 actual miles Most economica] and just like new 1958 FORD $1895 Fairlane ‘500° Hardtop Power , steering. V-8 engine. Fordomatic radio, heater, oil 1959 CHEVROLET $2005 Bel Air 2-door sedan V-8 engine. radio, heater whitewall tires Compare this value. | 1958 PLYMOUTH Savoy sedan, standard sion, 6 cylinder engine tual miles Here's real whitewalls. A real transmis- economy 1958 BUICK Special 2-d6or radio. heater is $1895 sedan. Dynafiow, like new whitewall tires. Beautiful green finish 1959 VAUXHALL : $1685 Victor Super 4-door sedan. Want economy? Man this is it! 1958 CHEVROLET $1795 Biscayne 4door sedan. V-8 en- gine Powerglide, radio, heater, whitewalls Like new. 1957 BUICK st Roadmaster 2-door hardtop. owW- | er steering. brakes and windows | They don't come sny nicer. 1957 BUICK $1595 2-door Hardtop with Dynaflow, radio. heater whitewall tires Only 14,000 actual miles and like new 1957 CHEVROLET $1395 2-door sedan with radio heater. Powerglide whitewal] tires. One owner and sharp ~ 1957 PONTIAC $1795 Starchief 4-door hardtop. Power steering and brakes, radio. heat- er, whitewall tires. Wery sharp. 1987 OLDSMOBILE $1895 Super ‘88 4door hardtop Power steering and brakes. Hydramatic, radio, heater, whitewal) tires 1956 BUICK --. $1295 Super 4¢coor hardtop Power =e J and brakes. Drnaflow, | Tadio heater whitewal) tires. 1956 BUICK . $1295 Super Hardtop Power steering and brakes, whitewall tires plas- | tle covers never been off 1856 FORD WAGON $1205 sCountry Sedan with V-8 engine. Rerdomatic. radio. heater white- walls Green and tvory finish 1956 BUICK $1305 Century Convertible with full-pow- er Now is the time to buy this one for tess 1955 CHEVROLET $1005 Nomad wagon, V-8 engine. Pow- er glide. This ons is extra nice all the way. 1955 PONTIAC Starchief hardtop ecitimane radio, heater whitewall arre: Extra sharp 1956 PLYMOUTH ... saps | Savoy Hardtop Power steering and brakes, automatic transmis- sion. 24,000 miles. One owner. | 1955 BUICK ..... Century, 4door Want to go first class, this is it. 1954 CHEVROLET $505 Bel Air 4-door Sedan. Powerglide. Extra sharp SHELTON Pontiac - Buick Across from new car sales Open ‘tll 9 of jeter $1295 ton | One owner. | Hy- | power steering A one- | » FORD $1295 | 13,000 ac- | weet eee 81068 |! hardtop. If you ad For Sale Cars 106) Sale Used Cars _ 106! Sale Used Cars 106 | OA BPP P LD LDL LD OOF BOO iN | 1958 FORD FAIRLANE. 2 DOOR, | ‘51 PONTIAC 2 DR. R&H, $100.00. = Plymouth, sharp. No mone radio, beater, whitewalls, Ford-o- 5048 Pheasant own. Assume peyments §27. .| matic, Black & white. Excellent j 1955 PONTIAC. “CHIEFTAIN ? DR. First payment ots next condiften. $100 down payment! Pull power. 19.000 actual mi, | Lucky Auto on sexs year. Take over monthly payments.| Needs slight body work. FE 2-3005 | Phone .F¥ Call FE 42261 after 5 p.m. | after 8:15. | ee ford Cousin Sea R&H 4 54 een eeT. . PONTIAC Buick 2 dr. har , ‘ -4 d | "58 Buick Estate Wagon .. $2195 | REPO SESSION 34 Le C ‘97 Mercury Montclair 4dr. ...$1495 $195 full price. No “gd Ene 2 a Nag mo. Due Jan mn PE 8-0402 FACTORY BRANCH *S9 PONTIAC CATALINA VISTA Radio & Heater, .Hydramat- fc. Power steering & Power brakes $2695 > Pontiac Retail Hardenburg CORNER CASs & PIKE FE 5-7388 80 PLYMOUTH STATION W wAGon. fal 9 Auto trans. R&H, J ol pore wite’ 8 cane PE 5*7 LOOK °53's-'54’s-’55's | 6,000 Mile.Warranty 1992 BUICK RIVIERA, LIKE 1983 "Fo "orp, 6. AUTO TRANS LEA | 1953 OLDSMOBILE se HOLIDAY. NO RUST, OUT STATE CAR 9505 | tong FORD CONVERTIBLE $245 1953 AUSTIN ee 9165 ee tt CUSsT V-8, AUTO- $395 | abe FORD CUSTOM V-8. STAND. | RD TRANS., $395 x 198 FORD VICTORIA HARDTOP. - FE 3-7117 & 8 N ea te Se BEHIND THE POST OFFICE 1955 RAMBLER WAGON, CUSTOM. TO wagon. Real nice car. No money down. Lucky Auto Sales 183 5. Saginaw Phone FE 4-2214 1956 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4-DOOR hardtop. Radio, heater. Hydra- matic, Beautiful blue and white finish Here is an awfully nice car. Stock No. 979. Only $1062. North Chev. Hunter Blvd. at 8 Woodward Ave Birmingham MI 4-2735 NO MONEY LOWN |- MOST MODELS BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER - 666 S. WOODWARD MI 6 3900 3 FLYMOOTH "54 PONTIAC. 4 DOOR SEDAN 8 REPOSSESSION Deluxe model with radio. heater $145 full price No cash needed.| and Hydramatic. Light green fin- Pay only $7 mo. Due Jan. gth_| ish that is spotless. Absolutely | _King Auto. Mr. Bell. FE 8-0402 ve ‘er Engine cite over- mal auled For many miles of motor- er ie ee 3.6808. ing pleasure you must see this) dohtt on 1953 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR RADIO & EATER. ABSOLUTELY NO $495 MONEY DOWN. Assume ovat ments of §865 per ~—e rs paneer Mgr Mr. Parks __4$-7500 Harold Turner For oa C 7 1 < | 7 ATTENTION | rissman Special 1957 Plymouth Bports | . , ry Convertible Built expressly | CHEV Lier gf Dace ta! Hd Bloomfield Executive. Solid! ROC H ESTER lack, white top. 29,000 actuai EN EVES. ‘TI OL 2-8721 | miles. Spoke wheels. full wer nel idee =e | No other like it. Only -one built | See it youll Pd it. $1495. 30 pay ments, $4662. Low cash down _MANY OTHER UNIQUE VALUES "33. PONTIAC . REPOSSESSION $145 full price. No cash needed. Pay only $10 mo Due Jan. 9th _King Auto. Mr Bell. FE 8-0402 FACTORY BRANCH "58 PONTIAC SAFARI STATION WAGON Radio & Heater, Hydramat- ic Power steering and Pow- er brakes $2295 | Pontiac Retail or old trade BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER ‘° 666 S. WOODWARD M1 6-3900 Want to Buy a New Car? | .BE SURE & SEE OUR | “SELECTIONS OF NEW | AND USED CARS FIRST | ALWAYS A SQUARE DEAL AT OF OAKLAND COUNTY! S OLDEST DEAL- ERS. FORDS SINCE 1930. BEATTIE “Your FORD Dealer Since 1930’ OR 31291 | At the Stop light {mn Waterford | | 55 Plymouth, R&H. good $295 | "82 Pontiac’ 2.26.5 ccca0ncs poet ore 50 Buick $45) $2 Olds ..$ 95 | ca 7 53 Prazer Station Wgn. ......$275, 711 ‘53 Studebaker, V-8 $275 65 wl cL EMENS ST f ed & Plymouth . Hrle BEHIND THE POST OFFICE ontiac ... ; C eet 1950 PONTIAC CATALINA WAG- ‘96 Ford Stat. Wen 9 pass $7 White. Tinted windows & Plenty of others, reasonable sit W's. R & H. Power. 11,000 | we onomy Used Cars 22 Auburn Mi _FE 8-3311 | 96 PLYMOUTH CUSTOM SUBUR ‘Goop_T TRANSPORTATION—CHEAP ban station wagon V8 4 dr "49 DeSoto. -$ 65 — — Priced to sell. FE +59 pontiac + - $75 |°50 Nash. 2 dr, clean ...... £100 ‘54 Rambler, sedan ane el Oe *63 Pord Victoria - $175 é ALL WINTERIZED EDDI | ROGER § “SALES AND SERVICE | 685 rs FE 2-9555 Store , 1955 PONTIAC 2 DOOR. STATION | BRAID MOTOR SALES CASg AT W. RIKE 8TS 35 Y ne FAIR DEALING -0186 PONTIAC, ‘57, FULL POWER, $1.600. OR 359246. 3 NASH, 4 DOOR REPOSSESSION $395 full price. No cash needed. Pay only $22 mo. Due Jan. 9. King Auto. Mr. Bell. PE 8-0402. 53 NASH. EXCELLENT MOTOR. New snow tires. Cheap. FE 5-8516. | YOUR RAMBLER DEALER EALER HAS a large selection of 1960 Ram- | blers. We need a cars very bad. Let us make you . rea) | deal. Open or ble unt! ' R&C Rambler Sales 8145 Commerce Rd. Union Lake EM_ 3-4155 RAMBLER, 1956 Really in tip-top condition | with plenty of tor passengers or cargo. Get this wagon quick four the price of q sedan. $95 : SCHUTZ MOTORS, INC 12S. Woodward MI_ 6-5303 958 RAMBLER SUPER 4+-DOOR sedan, 2-tone gene A one owner car and sp real saver. Stoc’ 898B. Priced ale low at $1267. North Chev. Hunter Bivd. at S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham MI 4-275 | 1959 AMBASSADOR CUSTOM 4 door sedan. Factory executivy* car —~Immacuiate and loaded. Radio, automatic trans power steering MY s\= and wi ndows Continental ' Chrome shade and air cor } itior red Save $1460. Solid black, , White tires 1959 Ambassador Custom. 4 doo, radio and he&ter. Continental tre, power steering and brakes. Low miles- New condition. Turquo's ee black $2195. 36 payments, 900" Low cash down or oid BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER Ss. WOOD\WEARD MI 63900 | 1955 RAMBLER SEDAN RADIO & HEATER. AUWOMATIC TRANS- ABSOLUTELY NO Assume pay- ments of $10.76 per mo. Cal] Crec- it Mgr Mr Parks at MI 4-7500. Harold Turner Ford GOOD | TRANSPORTATION NO MONEY al NECESSA 50 CHEV 18 'T $oS $2 FORD V-8. RADIO & HEATER $95 4— 51 CHEV. HARDTOP, 2 & 4 ig R ‘i $95 -'53 PLYMOUTH GOOD RUNNING $125 a BUICK HAR $i45 DTOP PONTIAC, RADIO AND | SHEATER $145 ‘32 STUDEBAKER 6 ‘HARDTOP $148 ‘33 FORD, 4 DOOR $149 { A choice of 25 more cars Open ‘til 9 | SUPERIOR AUTO SALES 923 WEST HURON FE 4-7500 A HO - STEELE FREE Low Overhead ! WITH ~ Volume | Sales OVER 100 39 CHEVROLET —_— SPORT Jae IMPALA SPORT COUPE A-1 RECONDITIONED standard § = transm's- Radio, heater. whitewalls ted radio. heater. white- power brakes. Powerglide | Used Cars walls India tvory with red Shimmering ebony with | interior . ted interior TO SELECT FROM [wucssenemnpenwes GENS eee siien anon eys »- $2575 | 18 we _ say pe _ Te = i Ex 3) . | 59 CHEVROLET 58 CHEVROLET EXASIPLES: : Se a enie’ STATION WAGON . ¥ r eate omad 4Door Heater "SO RAMBLER pisnals. oN 6 cy signals, 8 cy]. Powerglide SUPER HARDTOP pein, woitewal, ic gold India ivory paint. . door ‘Country Club” | Pe) Soleo secs eceeee P) Besutiful Jet Black finish. | pSGO0S Sonor oosaas $2445 Economical 6 cyl. engine. 7 FORD sew iatat nase # PME S57 CHEVROLET FAIRLANE. stn id | 0 2 8 8 $1895 6 cyl. Powerglide. radio cy) * Werdouke, Hai, | heater, whitewalls. Tur- heater. whitewalls. ist "c7 FORD Quoise and ivory. green and ivory. : $139 e COUNTRY SEDAN sO0os0n000eCEC06 $1395 peer eee $1545 6 passenger station wagon— ae : _ Crain Po cuatie, || 50 CHEVROLET 80 CHEVROLET | radio & heater, W/Wails. STATION WAGON DELRAY 2-DOOR 8 Power steering & power Nomad. 8 cy! Power Powerglide, radio. heater brakes. . glide. radio. heater Beige whitewalls. Roman red $1295 and Sierra goid. 6: and ivory. Like new = | oe $1395 wei Me)els sisi os $1195 56 FORD CUSTOM 2 DOOR V8 | Original Damn green Eas | O K U d T ; ear ser te k Specials O.K ae trade-in. | r * se ruc DeCcia S . . "S9- CHEVROLET ‘59 GMC. ¥ . 54 CHEVROLET [pe weenie a ‘TON PICKUP DELUXE DOOR . actual miles. Like Sedan—Original blue fin- ca ona eat fe new. Heater and signals ish. 6 cyl. engine. Radio & fe os 1¢ 95 mis TERA K ore heater, W Walls. | FOS oe Govacaddone ei bis $395 | "58 CHEVROLET oa ‘x TON PICKUP 560 FORD Lis * t “Fleetside."" Radio. heat- E 53 PONTIAC er. panoramic rear win- . aia Pg transm!s- CHIEFTAIN 4 DOOR 8 dow. Sharp. Solid red sion. heater and signals Hydramatic. radio & heat- | $1495 - 2-tone blue . er. New car trade-in. fee eeeeeeee ee eeee < pe $ 695 $195 lI se rr Tiree eons 2 || $6 CHEVROLET. ves oe || \'e TON PLATFOR 55 STUDEBAKER at and naaals Solid ‘2 TON PICKUP | nig ia signals. Light — EDDIE Joss BEER wes ne | O © be ee wo ews 5 j oe eeeee ae '| 53 FORD a ae || 4-TON PICKUP 46 “JEEP i Heater and signals. Light 4+WHEEL DRIVE grey. 2 Custom cab. Aeccseeemessvien $905 ~ wtessticieseeanen § 505 ~ FORD WVvotune Mart -—3275- WEST HURON ST. AT- ELIZABETH LAKE RD. The Big Lot -2705- ORCH ARD LAKE RD. | HARBOR FE aaa i “Gift to You” Delco Dry-Charge Battery ‘| — FACTORY GUARANTEED — Used Car or Truck PURCHASED Friday & Saturday Only MATTH HARGREAVES Oakland County’s Largest Chevrolet Dealer 631 OAKLAND AVE. FE 4-4547 LIDAY BRAND ENE EVERY 59: CHEVROLET — — / \ s THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 ‘ E—19 Today's Television P | i : -- Loaays ielevision Frograms - - Broadway Characters Fire Inspection Programs furnished by stations listed tm this column are subject te change witheét notice | - j Channe) tWJBK-TV Channel +—WW5J-TV Channel 1—WXY¥Z-TV — Channel 9 CKLW-TV | Chang e Wi th the Year AS Due for Schools sour | : TONIGHT'S TV HIGHLIGHTS 11:20 (2) Theater. Drama: Peggy (9) Movie. By EARL WILSON ° 6:00 (2) Movie (began at 5 p.m.) Cummins, Nigel . Patrieck,|1:30 (7) Topper. There's a whole new cast of characters in Ulcer Alley now| Waterford Chief Says (4) News, Weather Sorte __ er woes There.” ('47). _ i - — Linery —the Damon Runyon people are getting old, and in their Project Will Check Up o wes ’ : ; ack Paar. : aye Eliza : , < : a (7) Curtain Time. (7) Soupy’s On. 2:00 (7) Day in Court, | places we see young invetiectuals with beards who have psy on Alarm Systems (9) Popeye. 9 (2) Medi . Chiatrists and whose psychiatrists have psy- 6:15 (4) Californians. FRIDAY MORNING (4) Queen for a Day. | chiatrists. . A complete fire inspection of all 6:25 (2) Weather. 2:30 (4) Thin Man. When I started on this beat 17 years 880, Waterford Township schools will 6:30 (2) News. Weather. Sports. |: ‘# Continental Classroom. (2) House Party. the “characters” were Broadway Rose, Com- ro , , ay J * SPOFIS- |@:30 (4) (color) Continental Class- (7) Gale Storm » get under way Tuesday night, (4) Californians (cont.) i. . | modore Dutch, Feets Edson, “Fancy Phil,” . : (7) Curtain (cont.) lia ; (3) Splendid Theater. and C. Carbridge Green, whom Runyon called aeeCIRE eae Chet Eine (9) This Is Alic 6:50 (2) Meditations. {3:00 (2) Millionaire. : — : Fangboner Me . oe ee 6:55 (2) On the Farm Front. (4) Young Dr. Malone. | “the doorway Cartier eee pews aes 7:00 (2) TV College. } (7) Beat the Clock. And now? | The project ll help acquaint <7) Bports. (4) Today. (9) Movie. ' One character would be Hari Jaaj, ¢.men with electm a 7 6:45 (2) (4) (7) News, Sports. (7) Big Show. |3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. | who always wears a tufban. Son of an _ eee OS 7:00 (2) This Man Dawson. 7:30 (7) Breakfast Time. (4) From These Roots. ne ot ath “Hy im the buildings and will insure, 2, | ’ , i 2 Indian importer, he'll greet you with “Hi, : \ (4) (color) Mich. Outdoors. | (2) Cartoon Classroom. (7) Who Do You Trust. ’ os i that all alarm systems are in oper. (7) Burns and Allen. 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. \4:00 (2) Brighter Day. WILSON what's the action?” Some people apyeme asia enedifion (9) Huckleberry Hound. '8:30 (7) Johnny Ginger. 4) House on High Street. | the headgear feel he must be a Maharajah, which he isn't — 5:30 (2) Lock U . 9:00 (4) Bold Journey. (7) American Bandstand. and doesn’t claim. The project Is expected to take == 1 ie 2 p. | (2) For Better or Worse 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. | . . a week with 36 regular and \ol- (4) Plainsman. ls. (4) Life of Ril 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. “I’m a devout Moslem,” he explains unteer firemen working evenings (7) Gale Storm | - (7) oe . ”3 ue (9) Robin Hood. “Maybe he’s bald,” the Broadway mob suggests | inspecting the 26 schools in the dhaoraee™ Prapend lead (2) Movie. : (4) Split Personality. rs ra - gal Further inspections will Maureen O'Sullivan in Ste, | 10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. [5:68 (2) Movie. Milton Berle was the gag-a-second king of the comics ena) three months, ling Metal.” (’40). [10:25 (9) Billboard. _ nil tl for a decade, but Milton’s made it and is quieter now—and — | 10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt. j Presents. it’s Jack Carter, Jack E. Leonard, Alan King, and Joey Bishop | After the school inspections have : 2) Betty Hutton. : aed a Bat Oe eae » (9) Ding Dong School. 10:55 (7) News. (7) Donna Reed. | ; (9) Movie (began at 7:30 11:00 (4) Price Is Right. | (2) I Love ‘Lucy. te M53 A 8:30 (2) Johnny Ringo. (7) Lady of Charm réa | (9) Abbott & Costello (9) Looney Toons, , . been completed, the fire depart. 15:30 (7) Rin Tin Tin. who shoot the fasties across the table pa . . ment will begin a routine check Long ago—but not so long ago, at that — one compose! an of te Hite eonvvaleacom barnes théy’d be pointing out was Larry Hart an foapitaia ih ihe ‘owtshin, be Now maybe it’s Jule Styne, popping into the Broad- said | way for another fast look at “Gypsy,” or Robert Merrill, a (4) Staccato : : - 7 . , jaa:80 (4) Concentration | leaving the Shubert after giving another brief listen to : eae ae + 2:30 (2) December Bride. Listed as | racic nae Along.” . . WAC Leader in Korea (9) Movie (began a ot . 7 Ss | AP Wirephote p.m.) 11:45 (7) Detroit Today. iC t d } SCHNOZ TO SCHNOZ — This bit of horseplay went on during | And the stat they're lined up along Shubert Alley to see for Thanksgiving Day 9:00 (2) Zane Grey Thea. West-| a onges e a Hollywood television show rehearsal. Dean Martin, left, visited | Pushing from his dressing room, with a scarf around his throat SEOUL. Korea (UPD—Lt. Col ern: Walter Pidgeon is FRIDAY AFTERNOON Jimmy Durante during the workout. Dean will play the part of | and a pretty girl on his arm, rushing over to his suite . . . em Seem ee 0" “King of the Valley” who ys.99 (2) Love of Life. oe ~ ee soo Durante, affectionately known as the Schnoz, in a movie called | Not Al Jolson, not John Baryrmore. Jackie Gleason! Anne Eloise ~sitaiee deputy di- = faces ruin of his cattle em- (4) Truth or Consequences. eee in acom eo y as “aston, Jackson and Durante.” The movie ix tebed on Durante'x | k ie k rector of the Women's Army Corps pire. . (7) Restless G icated it ig one of the most | jis. “prank Sinatrs am . “1; _ (WAC), will arrive here today to estless Gun. ed trunkline highway nk Sinatra will play the part of the late Lou Clayton and | And though some of those in our cast of characters have (4) Bachelor Father. (9) Tidewater Tramp — Oe on | Bing Crosby will play Eddie Jackson | spend Thanksgiving Day with the (7) Pat Boone. lhs:80 (2) Search for Tomorrow the state and has a critically high SD} Play Eb an. departed, a few hardy souls still manage to make it every } ange of American WACs in (9) West Point i (4) (color) ‘It Could Be Vou, accident rate near Warren and night Korea = Playhouse a prams (7) Love That Bob. — ae ; . P = Rolis-Roycing around the town go Billy Rose and | Fight women officers now as- ie Grey Nites Seid — (9) Myrt and Doris. Peg Pe tng pages Payola Racket V ictlm Gypsy Rose Lee. Joan Crawford swings in a wave of glam- Signed to US. units in Korea will ing.”” suspense story a “ae: 45 (2) Guiding Light. At Ke, ARCA: DAE Wee en A 7 our. Almost every night I check in with Bob Ritchie, dean (nor Col. Sweeney, a native of murder trial in Australia,! |12:50 (9) News. mayors of the two cities that the = f th laybo oO ice | ds is th b ‘Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; with a Ann Todd, Hugh Griffith,'1:99 (2) Our Miss Brooks main reason for the congestion is Tells D. A } lis Story of the playbeys. One of the nice legends ts that Bob, the [reception in Seoul Friday. Michael David Patricia! (4) NBC Playhouse. the cOntinued rapid growth of ° : discoverer and former manager of Jeanette MacDonald, = Cutts star. (7) Music Bingo. | the area. has never had a serious romance except with her long ago (4) (color) Ernie Ford. The commissioner said the By BOB THOMAS own firms and even take a per- —and that his torch for her still burns. MUNTZ TV oe ae ae ye must Soda served AP Movie-TV Writer a . — singer — me ; Bob must look with amusement upon the younger set to- (9) Men o nnapoiis, | . - vy a major North-South express- “a (AP an hit records be createc day 1“th reeks.’ “ : ” _ 10:00 (2) Playhouse 90. Thanksgiving way but pointed out financing HOLLYWOQD (AP) — The pay- by the payola? Upor u PIERS, the Texans, and Beverly AAdiands. , , pp mils . many, ola primer - ae He can sit around now with another old timer (me) and Member of (4) Bet Your Life C ld S will not be available for many Wh ‘a9 A. In the rock 'n’ roll field, yes. . Stechedles Maseciation (7) Untouchables (cont.) -O1d, nowy years. . | ; It a Seer 7 , Rocking records with no artistic mutter about the terrible state of everything. FE 4.1515 9) Wrestling ° Mackie said a major improve- is What the House Suu value have been payola-ed to mil- * * * ECT 10:30 (2) Playhouse 90. In North States ment of the existing roadway ile vet fee Over ion sellers, merely by constant A girl was in El Morocco the other night in gold trousers ce . fa — (4) Shotgun Slade will get under way in 1962 and pe ‘ 7 going to ook into, NOW Hay If teen-agers hear the rec-! “She shouldn't be here in that,” I commented sagely TV RENTAL (7) Take a Good Look. | By The Associated Press that in the meantime his depart- ae ee done a job on the TV ord often enough, they"ll buy it “She shouldn't be here,” Bob said. BY DAY OR WEEK (9) Wrestling (cont.) A mass of cold air powered by ment will develop traffic control in sEMLS, . ; * a * nr 11:00 2) (4) (9) News, Weather.'strong winds moved in from. plans to ease the congestion. a = I know, but what is © Can the payol ste caval Time whips along. Errol Flynn and Ty Power are no | Sharia, Canada today over states lying [Pavol ry ns 3 ie wets ‘i stars‘) more, and Tommy Manville sometimes sleeps right through | RCA C | TV (7) Hockey. Detroit . Red along the northern border. = * * ses ‘have been me “At "Faia his after-dinner nap and doesn't wake up until next month. | olor Wings vs. Montreal Ca-| The cold followed a day - long Girl, 17, ls Accus ed is a payment by record 0 the tae vf a Pi Whatever happened to Jimmy Kelly's, and the Diamond SALES and SERVICE nadiens. ‘snowstorm that ranged south and ana song promoters to powerful) selcity neticlat 4 . | Horseshoe, and Rogers’ Corner, and the Hurricane, and ee en 3S. co | , ’ ° j 11:15 (9) Starlight Theater.|southeastward from the north’ |parties, especially disc jockeys, to ae shied hateiige a0 a “ticle the Black Cat, and the Club 18 and the Kit-Kat? And the CONDON’S TV Drama: James Craig, Ava) Rockies into the mid- Misslasipps 0 anning 0 ye a — and records before the) ola or their eagerness to cater) Paradise and the Villa Vallee and ? 36 5S. Telegraph Gardner, ‘She Went to the|Valley and the north Atlan © to what th . ity - . ; ere: FE 64-9736 = Across From Tel-Heren Races.” ('45). lCoast states. DETROIT w — . x * * 0 at they thi is teen-age But never mind. Next year or so, it'll be whatever hap- } ‘ # — A teen-aged girl, taste ae or te Cauatin @ i" ic has been charged with planning a} Q- Is it something new? =, * * * Denied 50°Nss snore eee ee blast. Of the Canadian oid robbery in which two 16-year-old) A. NO. It has been going on Q. How do gangsters figure in — (Copyright, 1989) SONOTON E Lion Are I h M : low DOYS beat a gasoline station oper- since the beginning of Tin Pan dig uiotuve!t gang 8 : = — —— OL ALUM [Ue iE | n northern Minnesota the low ior so savagely that his skull|Alley 5 ee allt Lio Lae al aring AIL IT | 2) oe zeae 2] was -5 at several points, the’ ; Q. Then why all the f k A. By their control of juke boxes. ' ‘ | a ReiAlT Weather Bureau reported. In the ;#S fractured and one eye blinded it now nowy all the fuss @D0ut and their interests in certain Maria Callas Note: Land Is Irrigated Free Hearing Test WW northern Rockies, the temperature Phyllis A. Brooks, 17, was A Because some people feel the *"gers and record firms. | , : Stat dropped 20 to 30 degrees; in the charged with instigating the at- oi, has been emploved to in-| @ Who is going to be hurt in| ee “ice ME northern Plains, about 15 degrees; tack on Willis E. White, 45. The flict poor music ea de record.| this investigation? nassis. | e ues tana’s farm land is irrigated. » haJaut adi ita in the Atlantic Coast states about boys fled with $200 after beating | buying public, cect teen. A: Sgme parties who have| | SAV OS Al op oe | es LSI 20 degrees. White with clubs last Friday _ nae ~ pl ‘ baa NSERC NIST =. oe and cold air were! night. agers. Some believe gangster ele- ta oe with _ public NEW YORK |? — The wile of| wis Ey =n = shed ‘by inds thi ! ments are involved astes nd teen-agers who will) Aristotle Onassis, the Greek ship- } 4 pus . y winds that reached 50! The assault took place as White’ Q. Is the payola illegal? {and that their idols are false. ping magnate who has squired } m.p.h. jwalked up the front steps of the’ 4. Possibly. Some say it con- ~ *«& * opera singer Maria Callas about! | ACROSS home of Mrs. Dora Sanford. owner stitutes a bribe of responsible @ Who is going to be helped by Mediterranean pleasure spots,| | 1 Americans of some taxicabs. White was tak- individual this investigation? Wednesday sued for divorce —— thanks : ndividuals AS this day fs r ing the money to her from his gas Q_ [s payola immoral? A. Perhaps you and I, the great; It was the second marriage to, s La gear r station where it had been left by eo bulk of Americans who like good hit the rocks in the wake of the Sys taxi drivers | A. Most, probably. would think music, jazz or sweet, and resent friendship multimillionaire Onassis, | yc - sakoad _ 13 pepooeed t The girl was a roomer in Mrs i, Sane dies che = having tastes dictated by mobsters 55. and the stormy, 35-year-old EXCLUSIVE TUBE SENTRY* PROTECTION 14 — Indians Sanford's home be reflect * Bite hile At quick-buck artists. | Soprano. DOUBLES SET LiFt were at the L 9 One of the boys is in police cus ; etlecting pubic tastes, while - , ee |tody and the other is sought in reality they are playing records Mrs. Athina (Tina) Mary Onas- ® Tube Sentry Protection « is “<< ee : they are bribed to play. And they Nixon Will Be Marshal | ss. 2, filed her suit in New York in your set enainet wermeun pewer : 18 Rave . are using air that belongs fo the State Supreme Court. In it, she © @eid - -otebes ear eliaeaaal limm V Durante public. of 71st Rose Parade seeks custody of the couple's two Aree Tubes rated 100% mor: Sho ‘ | - = PASADENA, Calif. & Vv | children, Alexander, 11, and able than tubes used in conventional TV 18 Prin | AS JNA, ail U _ ice | 20 tone - Says He ]] Wed | Q. How does payola work? President Richard M. Nixon will) Christina, 9. ey 22 Novel . A. A record promoter pays 4). 404 shat of tha Fisk 4 Papérs in matrimonial suits in 23 Free o jockey of money f re- on - lal x r . . THE oe t iad Ex-Actress Little ee y for Te nual New Year's Day Rose Parade. NeW York are not made public. OST GUAGE TV EVER—Wt - Sa bid peated plays of a special record * a Adultery is the only grounds for TRUE EARLY AMERICAN STYLING = , Or else the jock may receive a ih York law | 21° OVER-ALL ° 32 Dirties HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Jimmy : President Raymond A. Dorn of divorce under New Yor aw. , New Golden '"M” F . Cadac \ ; ay ate i _ ; Foyt olden Frame Grid . appellation Durante says he and former ac- tira = = ay $100 a sar llie the Tournament of Roses Assn.} The blonde, English-born Mrs BAG. MEAS, Tube in new Custom-Matic 38 Musical tress Margie Little will get mar-|Week for pushing the promoter’s said Nixon, his wife Pat, and Onassis had flown to New York 263 SQ. IN. PICTURE FF Tuner extends TV rece 40 Praveen ried ‘‘sometime next year.” product daughters Julia and Patricia, will last September, while her husband) § VEWING AMA i 4 4 vid Golden Tube Sen- 42 Tear . aoe | Q. Can this get to be big busi- lead the floral procession in a|¥®* showing Miss Callas about the 20°000 Valng fe Cherrywood este) 42 Western cattle aan ness? night clubs of Southern European} : olt 44 Wrongdoing I'm gonna announce the wed- jrose-covered car & of Pictur 95 "7 merece” | \ding pretty soon,”’ he said Wednes- $50,000 A YEAR | Nixon was chosen, Dorn said, Tesort cities - Power. Cherl 49 Purpose iday night. “I dunno the date egg- A You bet. Some jocks are un- because of his untiring efforts for| Miss Callas’ husband, Italian ry wood color | rf aol te zactly, 1 don’t want anynody tO abashed to admit they drd&w World peace industrialist Giovan Battista | Model21C10/ sss vous rease 56 Heavy 2 Caliph 24 Porta! 80 Applieus think it’s for publicitv reasons.”’ §59 999 a year’ under the table } Meneghini, who had helped guide | volumes 3 Unstable on 26 Impecunt 51 t j » 60 Drinks made 4 fenneute, ‘ 27 hanes ™ $2 sounne bel * * The rewards are even greater foi Roughly two-thirds of the world's mee te sareoes: Shee ee eee } - _ = § Denes 28 Versifier rooms ' Durante, 66, has been engaged a big time operator. He can de- people live in under-developed sec- riage 10 years ago, later sued | ; 3 eqre 1 ! 2 n ‘ uc ? a ati } St nitrea Tahal" St Civrature, 8 Porutiea «fis Little, 38, since 1956. He mand to have the records he plugs tions, And population in these ar-| {oF *eParation MOST RELIABLE TV 65 Colleagues amount painting town announced the engagement at the pressed through his own compan- eas have vastly increased in the’ Italian law dves not permit di 67 Hebrides 8 Greek ab) 13 Angers 57 Secure opening of a club near Phoenix, jes p yr a island 9 Tear 34 Row 58 See bird ies the songs published _by his past century. vorce | 68 Alienate “10 Statue 325 Faro term 89 Chair Ariz. ———-- --— ----— —— eneneers ——— 5 60 Chafe 11 Boar 37 Bewildered 61 Steamer (ab) SPs CH Ae, fr g-%. ‘pets 2, oS KAS te ‘ra Eel i Di: * £-. eee 4% 49. -% . DOWN 12 Cocaine 39 Continent 63 Mariner's . meas 19 bios J a esky am 66 Poa oar ¢ George Washington was 57 when) B ga es | instrument 21 Greatest 48 Girl's aame eet * lhe became President. oes eek 1660 wee ae — pa ba Bea - ; Rea allit Face” | . 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News Roberts WWJ, News, Haggard ‘WCAR. Tenn. Graie aati AU ad 9 : : WJBR. Jock Beliboy WEYZ News. Wolf CKLW. Joe Van (| i a CKLW, Knowles CKLW News. David WXYZ P Winter 6:30—WJR, Music Hall ' WXYZ, Surrell WJBK, News, George WJBK, Stereo CKLW, Bud Davies VSVR KTS FARO SE Far ne cis Be ty eee prea ear F RA ve i s ! P . {es nee Bo Tee a=. A , b—0 Tradition, Opposition Cited nlikely Pope Will Visit Washington (UPI) —Vati termed as Pope John is a chief of state as sovereign of the-tiny Vatican kingdom, in addition te his spiritual role as leader of the world's 500 million Roman Cath VATICAN CITY can sources’ have “completely unlikely and hn probable” the suggestion that Pope John XXIII might sometime vo to Washirgton to return a visit, olles. President Pisenhow ' will make But Eine nhower s audience W ith 2 the Pontiff is not official The Pontitf will recemwe the Furthermore, in “modern times American , President Jalh. the popes have not left Italy characl ale mana Pi at the The last foreign visit was by . ' : / Pope Pius VII in 1804 who went Eisenhower will be in Kome to attend the coronation of Na then in connection with a multi: poleon. The Pope was later um nation tour that will take him) prisoned at Tourlon by Napoleor as far as Afghanistan and India . * * The President's visit to Paype Me e the loss of the Papal Tohn raised in) some American States. the popes have remarined quaiters the suggestion that the “voluntary prisoners” in the Vat Pontiff. known for hrs vnconven tional decisions might be thin ng of guing to Washington som: tine nthe ture to vepay” te Mt I$ Considering - JUTTES\ oe Buy ing Game Land Vath an observers said y g soning might be valid as agaidts official visits between chiefs of . LANSING uw — Land purchases state but must be ruled out in that would enlarge four state game this case and in general because areas provide two new fishing of the nature of the papacy. sites and triple the size of Charles —.Mears State Park have _ been recommended to the State Conse: B G ,\ ation Commisson erry rowers The commission will be asked to approve them at its Dec. 3-4 meeting here | The village of Pentwater in Oceana County has offered to seH some 24 acres of land fronting ; on Lake Michigan for $15,000. It Heiby. president of the Precision ladjoins Choise teks State Park Instrument Corp., proposed & which covers only 14 acres way out for the cranberry in . dustry — use the bright, red berries as Christmas tree orna- ments. Heiby suggested that the tn- dustry relay this message to the May Yet Enjoy Merry Christmas NEW YORK (UPI) — Walter A tract offering 440 feet of frontage on Jephtha Lake in Van | Sores County is up for sale at | $2,125. Situated between Bloom. | ingdale and Breedsville, it is a popular fishing lake. public: “Would you like to help save | Also recommended for purchase the cranberry growers of &t 56,000 is a two-acre parcel hav- ing 685 feet of frontage on Wixom Lake in Gladwin County, just north of the Midland County line. De out and buy fest ene partment officials said it offers y —- “exceptionally good fishing in both colle ual ‘aliiaes Geese tae winter and summe! them together nd : a The commission also wil! be : ose’ e place t asked to approve purchases of 62 chain om your Christmas tree. acres for addition to Crane Pond This ts the old fashioned tree ciate Game Area at $7,900: sep- ornament that grandma always arate parcels of 155 and 55 acres used. Use it again this year. It adjoining Maple River State Game will add beauty to your tree and Area for a total of $5,500. 178 you will have that wonderful acres at Deford State Game Area, feeling that you have helpod \offered for $7,500; and 106 acres some cranberry grower have @ |adjoining Saginaw State Game merry Christmas.” Area, available for $3,000 America from disaster? You can help assure that they will have a happy Christmas if you will go Finally Over ican) They have traveled only to Castel Gandolfo, the papal summer residence near Rome In recent times, the press of work and the wish not to open a chain of precedences by visiting any country has moved the | popes to remain at home. Pope John recently remarked sadly that he could not even take his peusant neighbors on a tou of Rome “Tam a prisoner,” he said There are other considerations ch woud weigh against a visit § Pope John to the United States Sunday ing, but wastehal 1 when it comes ¥ ih OS ng ee ~~ u* =. -.-- THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 JANUARY APRIL JULY OCTOBER MARCH JUNE SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER "DECEMBER FEBRUARY MAY AUGUST SMT WTF StS MT ry 23 4 5 6 7| 8 9 10 11 12:13:14) wTtF sis; MT-W T F S 2 123 4) 1 5 678 9013 45 67 8 9 15 16-17-18 19 20 21/12 13 14 15 16 17 18:10 V1 12 13 14 15 16 22 23 24 25) 26 27 28:19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 231 29 30 3) | 26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26427 28 29 30 W ed December W Worldsday it would follow day A world hoi iday AN END TO JUMPING AROUND—Advocates of the modern-age calendar say 1961 is the time to adopt the new one. Both the year 1961 and the proposed World Calendar would be the 365th (see above) start on Our present system is pot only confus- every year Leapjsear Day June W. would also be @ world holiday and follow June 30th in leap years “The system December 30th says Flisabeth Achelis in a current book, Calendar for the Modern Age.” This would give quarters of equal length and give each month 26 weekdays. Extra holidays fall outside the framework and make things come fo accounting, /out the sgme Weather Experts _——=— i= -.. Borisov. said a dam across the Bering Strait would convert mil- lions of acres of frozen land into ifertile farmlands and pastures by diverting warm ocean currents Criticize Idea of Bering Dam northward. The Strait between Si- beria and Alaska is 55 miles at MOSCOW ‘(AP)—A plan to alter its narrowest and 170 feet at its arctic weather conditions by dam- deepest e : aatt acy ing Strai as drawn Dmitry rogaitsev, a sta ming. the Bering eas has ig member of the Weather Forecast criticism from Soviet weather €X- 1 stitute. said warming up the perts ‘who say the huge dam arerie region might worsen the might change the climate for the climate farther south, causing worse drier summers, colder winters, * * *® and forcing the drought zone The Soviet news agency Tass northward. has reported a meeting, spon- ee sored by the Literary Gazette, of scientists, engineers and writers to Atlantic City, N J.. is the discuss the proposal by Pyotr windiest American city. Its aver- Borisov for ts dam between the age hourly wind speed has been Asian and North American cont. 52 veer eeeeetat of nents. Other scientists and writers Set at 49.- m.p.n. over pe have also suggested such a plan. ears Eisenhower has come under con siderable criticism from American Protestant circles for making even an informal visit’ to Pope - John eXt month Separation of church and State in the Lnited States is a touchy issue. The reception in Washington by an American president of a Ro- man pope would be certain to cause great controversy, regardless of the genuine goodwill] of the men who would actually take part in the meeting Neither the Pope nor the Vati can wishes to do anything in the least to alienate relations with the United States For all these a pope to the United States in the conceivable future would appear out of the question 30- ear Search for Cannibals reasons, a visit by PORT MORESBY | New Guinea (UPI)—Government officials re- ported Tuesday they with a tribe of midget cannibals Dr. John Gunther, ministrator of the Papua district have had have finally made contact long-sought acung ad said jungle patrols “friendly meetings’ with members of the Keba pygmy tribe in the area’s southern hill country Gunther said the Kebas admit ted they ate their own tribal dead but claimed that fate wasn't good enough for their enemies, whose bodies they left in the jungles to rot The search for the Kebas had been going on since 1929 EAR ield:iila @:\, lokae ~- REPAIR gorage or is) >: porch, porch, Fix choirs, fences, doors, ete. 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Has built-in loop antenna, Only $1.25 weekly with Grants “Charge-It’” Plan. e Family Store that SAVES TIME, STEPS and MONEY SABRE “620” CAMERA KIT Camera in gay colors 399 Equipped with flash gun, bulbs, batteries, film... ready to take b/w or col- or snaps, indoors or out. 25.00 VALUE CRICKET ROCKER Authentic Colonial style ] 88 1.25 week Hand-rubbed, lacquered finish on Rock Maple. Gracefully turned legs. Re- versible cushion seat, back. Open 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. DAILY MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER Complete U. S. Postoffice at Grants Miracle Mile S. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. FOUR THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 00 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Soft, short point collar ee Now ‘Pay Just 2.98 at Penney’s } for Wash ‘n’ Wear Little or No Iron Pima Cottons Dress shirt value you’ve learned to expect from men’s sizes 14 to 17 (32 to 35) Penney’s! Luxury pima cotton broadcloth you can machine wash with little or no ironing needed. News? They’re only 2.98! Extra8, too! Get Pen- ney’s famous proportioned fit, convertible cuffs, choice of 3 collar styles,.permanent stays. San- forized! White! % Button Down Oxford Dress Shirts WASH AND WEAR WARDROBE SET SPORT SHIRTS Checks, stripes and Get the best for him Solid color, combed Pin stripes, fine 9° in Penney's fine ox- 98 cottons in Dan River yi combed cotton, see ford cloth. Button them Deeptones. Machine downs. washable. 0 LF pa i. * s EASY-CARE SHIRTS BY i i ' FAMOUS DAN RIVER ; Dan River’s a whiz at weavjng 98 i fine combed cotton plaids ... : and Penney’s own Towncraft® : tailoring is equally hard to beat 1 Men's sizes: small. Wash ’n’ wear, little or no iron. medium, large } i r a ‘ 2 ; i ino since f § : | 4 4 a ‘ : S - _ Boies > ¥ oJ aoe MEN’S ACRILAN® KNITS SCORE IN LONG SLEEVES “ Men go for the superior softness and stamina of 100% Acrilan. 98 Penney’s styles them with new fashioned collars ...5 colors! Not Exactly as Pictured small, medium, large, MIRACLE MILE PENNEY’S STORE HOURS Open Monday through Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. "TIL 9 P.M. DAILY OPEN BY 10 A.M. FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! es . : : ; 3 4 Alpha 1 Missile ; Soars to Fun : ) Jae ‘ Fuel it ... Aim it, Fire it. Fabulous new toy at a low Penney price. CAPE CANAVERAL FOUR STAGE MISSILE BASE It's out of this world. This mis- sile base launches’ missiles, 695 ee BEAUTIFUL 20 INCH VINYL BABY DOLLS! They drink their bottle... they wet their diapers! They have 9 5 . satellites, rockets, more! 32 fig- beautiful moving eves . . . beau- ures ... gadgets galore! Yours je tiful rooted hair. Each dressed at a down to earth Penney price. ©? in charming head-to-toe outfit. r ——— a _ & i 4 F ie “18 Famous maker, low Pen- ney price. Get Locomo- tive ’n’ tender, 3 cars, 24 : sections of track and &, transformer. = ™ Ns ol —- ge E OES: Fe ea Se ae ; (lhe esse natignasatl RIC-O-SHAY GUN -HITS _ FLOPPY... PENNEY’S Bs — » age THE MARK FOR SAVINGS - SOFT PLUSH PUPPY Pull the trigger . .. listen to He’s 100% rayon plush from a STEVE CANYON the whine of the bullet ... it 98 tail to snout and just as hug- 98 £ JET HELMET gable as he can be... all 30 Fe, 9” inches of him! Colorful pup, too! He’s beige or brown. Low Pen- *~ t's strong, It’s safe, looks like the real thing. Sun visor and snap on sounds like the real thing. 13 inches long with sturdy con- struction. And it’s Penney low priced, too! Also Ric-O-Shay Rifle ... 3.49 SRM he ‘Magne 5 A i i a i as Sg 21 Res Re saat ae 2 og ney price. sae +. x es oxygen mask. 4 MIRACLE MILE PENNEYW’S STORE HOURS Open Daily Monday through Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. SAT _— — OPEN BY 10 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. DAILY | FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS 4@ SIX THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 When it’s frosty and freezing there’s nothing so pleasing ... GOLO-BOOTS Cossack Boots In black, gray, or brown calf ty and M widths in 8 4° sxe $76.95. MARQUESSA BOOTS in black calf or black suede in narrow and medium widths. $ 95 14 Sizes 5 to 10 MICHIGAN’S LARGEST FLORSHEIM DEALER Miracle Mile Shopping 9 . Center—S. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. SHOES Ride the bus ; to Open Daily Miracle Mile 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. : Use Your Security or International Charge 3 Santas Svs > - OS SEWING BASKETS ....... 3% Spice SOU. pees sees eee sz eee 99c Tool Kit ....... Sea ened wk hae 39c Trouble Light ................. 39c dies’ or Men's DIAMONDS “GRUEN WATCH sq¢os Remounted 17-Jewel, Anti- enanenats 19 While You Wait Waterproof. . LOCATED IN THE BAZAAR AREA FEderal 8-938] Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. LOU-MOR JEWELERS MIRACLE MILE ISPEAKING of BEAUTY donnell says: Giving a gift of beauty is a two way gift . . . one that says she is beautiful and makes you lovelier for the giving! A Continuation of Our Anniversary Celebration and Appreciation of Your Patronage LIMITED TIME ALL HAIR CUTS 99° Sell | 1 I | Any woman whether she is six or sixty i years young is always pleased with a ; beauty gift. A gift of beauty pays her I ‘a compliment and leads to beautiful I results! 1 i i | i i i i i i Ul We will do our professional best. The possibilities are endless and both of you will love the difference it makes! Fri. and Sat aah 27 & 28, 1959 With T epen! Dennell or ‘Styits ts Miracle Mile Shepping Center S. Tebegraph at Square Lake Rd jours: 9 te 9 Dally FE &-9639 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Gift Certificates—$5—$10—$15—$25 With er Witheut Appointment \ tt P . Miracle Mile Shopping Center oe S. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. Bo Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Watch Santa’s Arrival by Helicopter Friday, Nov. 27th—1 P.M. e \ ie hl KIGH'! THE‘PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 __+ OO Sa Bi PPO PH BRO Ie PRICED FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS Miracle Mile Shopping Center On the 5th Anniversary of Color TV We Give You *161°° For Your Present TV on this EXTRA-VALUE COLOR TY CONSOLE with 260 sq in. pictvre. 3 beovtifyl finishes. 210.CK.85. RCA VICTOR COLOR TV with all these advanced performance-proved features impreved Neturel “Living Coler” Great New Celer Shews See off the glorious color the comere More dazzling spectocies coming up rees. oll the time! One-Year Werrenty on ofl ports ond tubes, excivding only lobor. Simplified - Quick” Tuning As easy to tune os bleck-and-whitel Great Oppertunity Te Seve New Take edventage of this terrific opportunity to bring your family the gloriovs adventure of Color TY! Celebrating a lifetime of progress in 5 short years! Pive—Tube Guard, Automatic Channel Equelizer, Powerful Merk Series Chessis, Mirrer-Sharp Picture, Advanced Fidelity FM Seund. SRS a8 7 well oe: exciting color shows on the seme we WT TANK mye) A fire YY tt { ily i ' if ATV IVA | eta Aad | - TAY LAAN Wi A i e AWB ms aly Wiis Lili WT “aahi hg Uli \ NN TAT YMAN IN yt Wi ied uel ij ft! ut) lA AO AT TAANANAN WI NEW CENTER ELECTRONICS Stereo Newsmaker = 58 WATTS! == 6 SPEAKERS! = AM-FM! THE MARK Vill. Stereo Hi-Fi “Victrole.“@ 6 speckers. Left speoker unit swings out, lifts off for full-renge stereo. 58 wett duel emplifier. Push-button controls. Steree AM-FM rodie. Diemond stylus. Tope recorder jock. 3 finishes. Model vens. @ RCA wedemerk fer record end tape pleyers NOTHING MORE POWERFUL WITH ALL THESE GREAT FEATURES! RCAVICTOR Stereo Newsmaker => a = —— —— : 17 WATTS! — eee =‘ 3 MATCHED SPEAKERS! POWERFUL CONSOLETTE-TABLE MODEL WITH ALL THESE GREAT FEATURES! THE MARK XXIV. Mondsome D-specker consolette Stereo Mi-Fi “Victrole.""@ Companion specker, extro, completes your steree system. 17 watt dvol emplifier. Diomond stylus. Bol- “ ence control, Tepe recorder jock 4 finishes. Model PD24. @ RCA wedemort ber record end tope ployere RCAVICTOR Stereo Newsmake 58 WATTS! 4 SPEAKERS! | siscaremerttld THE MARK XH. Stereo Hi-Fi “Victrole,”"@ 2-4n-1 system pleys os one compoct unit er with componion specker. 58 watt dual emplifier. Stereo AM4M radio. 4 speakers. Diamond stylus. Vis- vol Bolence Control. Tape recorder jack. 3 finishes. Model TPM12. @RCA tredemerk for record end tape pleyers MOST POWERFUL STEREO WITH ALL THESE GREAT FEATURES! SERVICE TY -- Radio -- Hi-Fi © FEderal 8-9607 SALES and Lge AE PI SON IN ga AA SAE. | SS S. Telegraph ot Square Lake Rd. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 Here Are Big Savings In The Bag GENUINE LEATHER §f99 plus tax Beauty, service, valu¢ ... and a price that is like finding money in the bag! New slim shapes and ever-popular bucket styles, some with zipper sections, others with a change purse attached under the flap. Choose from black, brown, red, bone, ginger. Save! Save! Like-Leather Purses Soft, supple plastic with the look of French calf. Black, brown, red, bone. Also smart black patent plus . say = ——— — —_—_—- MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER STORE ONLY OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. First Time Ever. This Price pe am Ny, at WOOL SQUARES “0 4400 e White e Black @ Pink @ Copen blue ¢ Royal $2” Zephyr wool squares are as warm as toast over your head of around your neck. Each one with deep, self fringe To Please... Mom, Dad, Brother or Sister! For Someone Special for Christmas SWISS WATCHES @ Tarnishproof cases! @ Fashion wristbands! @ Shock-resistant styles! @ Expertly crafted! @ Luminuous or regular diols! $R95 Plus 10% Fed. Tax FREE Recipe for the best a ad frst —_ ae mo AE cake! Holiday Diced FRUIT CAKE MIX $9. CANDIED CHERRIES, 1/2 pound ..... pad GLACE PINEAPPLE, 1/2 pound .......000005 A5¢ EXTRA FANCY MIX, 1/2 pound @eeeeeoeeseeesee 40¢ A tasty mix of colorful citron, cherries, lerhon, orange, grapefruit, pineapple . , . diced, ready to use! For good holiday eating. SEES = a PS Ee et MIRACLE MILE AT THESE STORES - @ Miracle Mile Barber Shop ®@ Associated Loan Co. @ A. S. Beck Shoe Co. ® Craig's Gift Shop @ William Daines, D.D.S. @ Donnell Hair Stylists @ Encore Restaurant @ Fanny Farmer Candy @ Hunt's Pet Shop @ Food Fair Markets @ W,. T. Grant Co. @ James Shoe Repair @ Kinney Shoes ®@ Cunningham-Kinsel Drugs ® Kirby Shoes @S. S. Kresge’s ®@® Krogers @ Lion Store @ House of Venus Figure Salon @ Lou Mar Jewelers, Inc. @ Miracle Music § Yirecle Mile Camera @ Modern Sleep Shop @ Monarch Men's Store @ Jj. C. Penney @ Nadon’s Women’s Apparel @ New Center Electronics @ Pontiac State Bank ®@ Poole Hardware @ Pure Oil Station @ Richman Brothers @ Sibley’s Shoes ® Thom McAn Shoes ® West Beauty Salon @ Western Auto Stores ®@ Wiegand Music Center ®@ Youngland Children’s Shop @ Yardstick Fabrics ®@ Robinson Dress Shop @ Tisdale Office Equipment All Stores on One Level in One Location SY ASSN GAO" ? 4 a ae ee Sey Ass ? 4 ALE is v & SIAN FEL PERILS (% en das sara Cee As a RS Z OPEN BY 10 A.M. ‘TIL 9 P.M. DAILY FREE PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS pies) ~=MIRACLE : MILE Make Your Daytime Shopping More Convenient The Pontiac City Bus Line (Franklin Road Route) operates at regular daytime sehedules to the Miracle Mile Shopping Center. Service starts from the courthouse in downtown Pontiac. You may transfer to the Franklin bus from any other Pontiac City SHOPPING HOURS DAILY Avoid the _ Inconvenience of bus route. Overcrowded Areas and Parking Problems .. . Shop at MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER! S. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. ’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 ELEVEN 4 WITH THE COUPON LOW PRICES plus gf tM GREEN STAMPS | D No Store » Offers More! Save 25¢ on 5, Com! Heat's Bartlett Pears-----° °° soo G oo. Save Ye 08 2 Come! ee Can Niblets Corn 00 Save 10 on 2 Bottles Bottle Stokely's CatsuP- You'll Be Proud Of The Christmas Gifts Food Fair Gives You Free 50 Extra 2:x. GREEN STAMPS With °*5.00 Purchase or more SSSRSSSSSEREEESRESE ESSERE EE See eee FREE—WITH THIS COUPON 50 Extra S&H Green Stamps WITH $5.00 PURCHASE OR MORE except beer, wine, cigarettes, and Awrey beked goods. at Food Fair in the Miracle Mile : Limit: | coupon. Adults only. Void after Nov. 28. P SSR RES R ESRB ESRE EERE EERE Ree eee ALL ONE LOW PRICE NONE HIGHER! Center Cut Pork Chops........ 69%. DONT MISS THIS FOOD FAIR VALUE! —— Pork Loin Roast........ 7-Rib Cut 29%. WITH THE TENDERLOIN IN IT! Loin End c Pork. Loin Roast........ Portion 39%. FOOD FAIR'S U.S. CHOICE — Blade Beef Pot Roast........... Cut 49%. GLENDALE'S SKINLESS Frank ‘OPEN 9,.9 DAILY You Get With S&H Green Stamps! | OPEN 8109 SAT. “inrwioto- 4 “TWELVE _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 at Poole Hardware Poole Hardware Is Your Your Dream Sale Come True! Hexncaeuuc 2 "a = Headquarters , ONLY S foonton ware: Omens for Finest of all melamine dinnerware Never before have we been able to offer exquisite 0 en Boontonware in so large a set at so low a price! The p finest of all melamine dinnerware, made by skilled in perfectionists with an extra measure of miracle- strength melamine .. . the ultimate in break-resist- ¥ ance .. . dishwasher-safe. All in a gigantic 53-pc. service for 8! Truly ... this is melamine today as ) only Boontonware can make it! Buy now at this remarkable low price! | ~ Color Combinatiéns: Killarney — Bon Bon : ; Pink and Shell White accessories; Westfield — Turquoisette and Shell White; Pineland — Butter Yellow and Shell White. WRITTEN GUARANTEE AGAINST BREAKAGE WITH EVERY PURCHASE Pontiac for bn i a, Boontonware A NEW AND REVOLUTIONARY PAINT yA sie), 4 5 YEAR ALL-SURFACE plate PAINT Fommuia ce with Titestue Get all your equipment here! Complete Stock Of SKI EQUIPMENT Men’‘s and Women’s SKATES for exterior or interior use on WOOD, BRICK, BLOCK, PLASTER, ASBESTOS SIDING, STUCCO, TIN, METAL, STEEL, IRON, ALUMINUM, ASPHALT SHINGLES, BOATS Forget all your previous notions about paint! From the magie . of modern chemistry has come a new paint unlike any you “+ have ever known. ItS name—Rox 5 Year, All-Surface Paint — describes it well. Use Rox to save time, money and effort and to achieve lasting beauty.,Available in 10 colors. @ Repels Water © Brush Washes in Water @- Dries in 20 Minutes— ° e Breathes—Won't - Paints Over Damp Sur- Can be Washed in 60 Blister or Peel faces—Even Wet Plaster . No Offensive Odor e@ Non-Flammabie e Lovely Satin Finish » No Lap Marks —--@_- Wilthstands Salt Air © One Coat Coverage SLEDS e Rolls, Brushes or © Will Not Turn Yellow, © Ne Thinning—Ready Sprays Run or Chaik ‘=~ to Use - Factory Demonstration 9 to 9 P.M. on November 27th & 28th $6.75 ca. —$1.85 a. Manufacturers of the Famous Rox Masonry Point © Copyright Rox Products Co. All rights reserved. Self-Serve HARDWARE ‘Miracle Mile Shopping Center Store Only 4 Open Mon. Thru Sat., 9 to 9 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1959 THIRTEEN here is a actical gift XY fer really enjoy: FLEECE-LINED with leather sole and rubber heels. sizes 6 to 12 in brown or wine. advertised in LOOK SA PROBLEM? CHILDREN’S : + ® paste! pink she'll enjoy the snug warm feeling of these plush opera slippers with padded soles. sizes 4 thru 10. ope vi wey House ay Open 10 A. M. ; Every to9 P.M. = MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER Evening BAIS E-ES Fe = a - hing i fo RE F Arrow ae | rrow 1K ass p WASH ’N WEAR DOr! TRAYS. ° o All ults Shirts peter RS OE SECC EE LK "CSS eee poh Suggest - We bring you just a few of the many wonderful gift ideas for your favorite men. Visit with us now and select your gift need: then make use of our Convenient LAYAWAY DEPARTMENT He’s Dreaming of a Handsome Sport Coat Surprise “HIM,” a handsome all wool Sport Coat. Our extensive stock includes latest fashion trends. Regular 3-button models, Ivy and Continental models Tweeds, Plaids and Stripes. All sizes in regular, short longs and extra longs FREE GIFT ; to $35 XES “a BO PURCHASES? Oe ee BN Lo-Holer Cardigan Sweaters You can select from . many Cashmere types Lay-a-way His and new bulky knits. e Desirable colors. Gifts Now . small deposit will hold purchase in our LAY- Vs WAY DEPARTMENT until Christmas! Our Sweater Department is full of the season tor styles, including the very popular shaw! collar styles Most wanted colors and combinations. to $19.95 Year in and year 2% out. ARROW white © are always »me! These - "Care. Iron Cheaters will be doubly welcome this year! Our splendid display guaran- tees you the ft taser collar styles. Just g@t his correct >A 25 and $5.00 TARGE A @: os trvice OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT TODAY Year Around All-Weather COATS He will outsmart the weather in one of these smart coats. Plaid lined raglan sleeves- Wash ’’N’’ Wear too! $ size. eee eee eee eee Orlon Pile ' Zip-Lined Coats | ————— ee “Ens any povs WEA* MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING cee ren 2173 S. Telegraph Rd. Be, Be Ds he Be Dee Se Se De Se De sD PRIIDDIOIIIWIBDIDAAMM > >. DAW WAR RAIA ee Cm Se ea eS LT ee ee a ere ee ee ee eC a ee ee FOURTEEN _ a | ian CH RISTMAS STORE| ce vou wecor {EE Whee? PaicesAre Lovet Te Wh Laster / @ Double Dresser @ Chest @ Bookcase Bed OR @ 2-Pc. Living Room * @ 2 Step Tables @ Coffee Table @ 2 Table Lamps Your Choice +109" COMPLETE [| A PAIR OF LAMPS | Picw STYLE TABLES Choice of Colors Your Choice of Limed Oak or Mahogany Both *O?> COFFEE $§°5 Ea. For TABLE 2° Christmas Layaway Gorgeous 5-Pc. DINETTE TABLE and 4 CHAIRS ‘49 COMPLETE ] HOLLYWOOD BED OUTFITS Innerspring Mattress 2 Box Spring Spring $ 6 Legs $ 50 2 Mattresses 8 9 Headboard 44 Guard Rail * "| Complete Ladder. COMPLETE . Complete Bunk Bed Group We Carry SERTA-RESTOKRAFT |=. = GORDON CHAPMAN jigs And Many More Nationally Advertised '. “e../ A Real Christmas SWIVEL ROCKER and : Choice of Colors Special Choice of Colors BOX SPRINGS § s4q50 ‘hg $39 On Sale! te eacan Shredded Foam Rubber | STUDIO COUCH Your SAQQ00 © Metal Bed Frames...°4°°| pittows | or LOUNGE SOFA“ 49 : Re gat 1 - A / DANISH MODERN HE’LL RELAX SUPER MATTRESSES i Adjustable with Casters. : Service for 4 20-Pc. Set ©9x12 Linoleum.....°4°| QS |rtastic visnes. “4” FE 8-9551 STORE LOCATED IN BAZAAR AREA OF MIRACLE MILE FE 8-9551 é ; MODERN SLEEP SHOP | en AND BEDDING NOVEMBER 26, 1959 PIE TEEN . * Our oliday Store 4 e 7 i WITH 4 LOW B d N Gilt 7 7 *S STORE 4 CHILDREN’S MIRACLE MILE . ie Cinderella Vanta i «3 Youngland Scampers ; 4 Kate Tom Sawyer ‘Girl Town menert Bre G own oO ruce : wert Great Western NEW FROM eal ex % ; Newport E-Z - TALBOTT Sacony oo 4 le ' Wonderalls Billy e Kid : Sek i Peggy ‘n’ Sue Farah ee Nitey Nites Acecraft . Nannette Betany : Style Undies Hi-Line ; : MEN’S =} Double Pendleton Hanes . si om ae. Neckline : Plymouth Mr. Ease , = — - Robert Bruce — Full Fashioned Embassy Row Damon 5 Van Hepsen Pioneer I ur Blend Pa ae e eidon e 7 Great Western Rabin SW EATER Puritan Hercules Himalaya Levis - Q Coupers saaseaiiinaaiaia © A clever double-neckline pull- of . sort ‘an mete geet ol ~~) * so %, po WOO! LADIES % and 20% angora fur. Moth- ee - proof. Wonderful colors. 3 Ship 'n’ Shore Exquisite Form ‘ . é Sbapely Playtex . | erry Berkshire : Pendleton Hanes $10” | Talbott Joyce é 2 Darlene Debutogs ; : Seamprufe Vassarette ts Lorraine Peter Pan oo : < Donegal ty _ tweed akirt of ie 2 o2 % worsted, 5% yed- oe : : SHOES % to-match tones. Sizes 8 to 18. ie * . A . American Girl Hush Puppies : ys f - Enna Jettick Porto Peds § $10° * s] $6 ‘| ; Naturalizers Fortune . 4 ; Fortunet — ‘ Poll Parrot Portage ag Child Life Evans &e ee ees E| e Nunn- reen ants Ravenna Convertible Collar by iS PURITAN LUGGAGE 5 +4 A smartly styled collar that converts from a = 4 bulky shawi to @ V-neck cardigan. Distinc- $ 95 American Tourister , tive two-tone popcorn waffle knit in a strik- Atlantic bs 4 ing array of colors. All hand washable. ’ 4 Other Sweaters $4.95 to $17.95 39th Anniversary Winners nr ane for Courtesy and Regular Days Soft leather...and MRS. ARCHIE H. TRYON 776 St. Chair sa 1 light as a feather! MRS. H. P. BOES 8665 Aquarium Ef MRS. GEO. GRANGER a 2541 Aebern pak CHARLES AHNEN has 284 Filmer & it. ELSIE HILL 32 Edna Fé VIRGINIA MYERS : ie 204 W. Ypsilanti A; san Pe GRACE MORGAN bh aN Ya 3094 Willett Rd. oo oa MRS. MARTHA SMITH a 368 Prospect & J MRS. ALEC FARRIS ia 16927 Be 1 = . 4 verty Holiday Dresses 4 BUERL LUSCUMB - - 496 Rayburn m3 LEE FENNER from Sizes ‘ 198 Bannington Rd. Y I I 3 to 6x KEVIN MARTINEZ anenrge eres / 131 Lerberta Lane $598 4 MRS. JOHN STEWART . Pictured is a full skirt with a i oe ia © very pretty cross stitch hem band Sizes ; Other Daniel Green B. TROEGER + and white collar and cuffs. No 7 to 14 Slippers 3617 Silver Sands Rd. ® iron broadcloth in pine green or x s & MRS. M. McLEAN 4 sthoke. “S738 5.00 to $7.50 § 197 8. Johnsen 4 ; $ rapnereilitiiaiannanmmennncttia Others $3.98 to $8.98 out Use a Convenient Lion Charge With Option Terms OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. roe ea ie i RB RE a, tad eee ee ? ‘ ee-sege one 3 . ed ne Ee i ERE ES Set es i ae Sr tO des ata alae Oe EB: ° ae Re 2 Ree ee eae ye Bia SOE St ie Bs x ny mm te Re ee ee a a aeett abel at in Petareag rit Hint) ; oe a | ccimmaminrhinias Ti $ diet inne: ane By er na st: aii , eet: ome yeyrtise! - : ; had . mes in es THtSTPTOD | bei! ererteree «18S Bre oorrel.ty eevee si feo 4eSBe Bisiis t bisb~natiraeain “4 et » ’ ion: R 26, binati Dyed, spun, woven proud combination of Stee Ty Wee Betts . 4 see Pelirtte seer FREE on F agree our Fall k your Pendleton MBE will and pic a winning com you a . WH aan 1 ; 23 of Come in together Both THURSDAY, NOVE : | Slim Jim Proportioned Skirt, 10-20 Fringe-Collar Slipover, 34- mri. aée | Suse ase ace ti oS a tity i ‘na 5S, 4 ching skirts and 4 . it 20 5 M. aor 0 | i “17 $13? pure virgin wool, these Pendletons are w. Pe = i] Y = a) nv - ~_ 4 e ~ a Ss ro’ = o ~ CS c — — ~ 2 > Y Feel = Me os Y = Vf ~ _ a 4 i w, nn 2 = aa © 6 _ oo P=) aa ‘s u. © be = | | Nr rT) r= 4a ~ cS [om ns s ro) ~ ji © © i+ #) PONTIAC PR ry A THE ee ae ert 's ; SOr.4) terre et oy LAAs eollection is bigger and brighter than ever. cee a Doubled in plaids . . Pendleton Pairables: and tailored of 100‘. traditional quality and new-as-now fashion honors. color-coordinated jackets and m: Sir Pendleton Sport Shirt Highlands Robe-in-a-Bag . temnaem: re eta Pitt tiretet] Fett, ReawE Net eres uy ia aR aR " sm Tra. al SAP Y= te : . a. - : “5 ¥ ore - . in Ses Mai od -. ats 4 ; Set ‘ ;* dni ings loss ae . i ; ua attsiaes ‘a> j erres tl Lite (tease 4 ba nai eek 9 he). eee eeuaseest is rhinsketls bathers + Pariata* ; tee 2 asi evtas Tt a * Sane . geses sree. ¢ - Twit if i rai aaeg. wore ane Oh as gir eae a isa insta WEISS aie alti. oe OPEN BY 10A res SIXTEEN og ae mgm ene te — -? . ~~ -s - 4 o- 3. a ‘ : 4 . : m ~ 7 : sos s+ . 2. * M 3 > he iS ; : - - ~C-g° . ; : . . ‘ -- e i ‘ « z = tS 2st. tl m ‘ P . i ~ . = i= : - , ,* ~- - 4 3 S302 «> ‘do . " . . a : =>. 2 , A in Ww *