= 218 -hdurs a day.” Heaton said. . “SRM Opaline Ra.” Walerford ~“Yeur's Eve ux the Pontiac’ Ground Observers Corps post’ puts"inr~) fy its last duty on “alert” status, Sweet is typical of the hard-work- ing volunteers who have manned the post since its opening in 1953. Only a member since March of this year, ee has already secorded 1,00) hours Will Man Station During Tornado Sennen ONE. LAST SKYWATCH — — Thee what Varhort A. Sweet, of [S00 , 1a preparing Wo wake New" jure” tetaining—~ on duty. Ground Observer Cons County. will recerd their last _“glert’’ watch at the stroke of _ midnight New Year's Eve. rc order that'they may be ready when and if the Air Force signals an will maintain training in, /’.> with &, low Of 26 to 3 degrees: Pe mostly - cloudy . ‘and a little warmer with berships in other unions. _ “I have no idea how!" a dele _jmany Teamsters have Friday~wil_be Thief Had Good ‘Rewson i to Spurn Merchandise — ATLANTA (®—A burglar broke into the Supreme Sales Co. plant sometime during the Christmas The company's chief stock in boys and "(Francis Lambert. » holiday and stole 20 cents in cash evening. —"F tre} but left-merchandise untouched} p. m. "Tuesday: and _ mid- _|night Wednesday, showed . }fires and 26 in the miscel- The desk belonged to: Sheriff Movie Pioneer Dies MONACO ip — Charies Pathe. one of-the founders of the French. | Quarles. trade is Prison uniforms. movie memes! died here aging! Sepeday:-we! mast the: post: seven By Saturday the rain is ex- geoegintr to change to snow flurries. lowest recorded temperature Bend worry in downtown -Pon- a eS “Year's Top News Women of the - Outstanding Men of 1957, Page 38 was 35. Stories, Page. 20 Year, Page 22 - TO RESUME .HEARING_ The Senate preparedness _sub- committee will resume hearings on the rocket program.Jan. 6. Wit- sory are expected to include De- erty Denn Se Neil. McElroy and) service rivalry in weapons, _ One of the specific’ propesnte space-age “prance lkoiaaie 2)— days a week and average about - Yq showing their eagerness to 19 Believed Dead As Searchers Give Up ~ help their country, Heaton said) classes would be. conducted -on plane identification, “just to keep) us brushed up.” . 500 VOLUNTEERS ~ Since its inception four years. ago there have been a total “of HONOLULU (Ns) — Cmdr. Guy| Howard, one of only four sosvie-| gre ors of the mid-Pacific Navy radar} ‘i volunteers which have taken their tours .of duty in the 9 ¢ are 5.01.0 "Fair Ledy’ Blamed _ | for Bell's TV ‘NO! * plane crash in which 19 men were. of oy Hegre hate | ‘been able to release a raft from Forther search was. canceled gh the plane and drift away. = that some crewmen might have " ee ; Hints Human a in Gu Crash <= This was done on the off chance|by the survivors who said’ ‘they, were convinced no rafts were re- leased before or after: the crash. Ne ce tes aie “cision in about two weeks, after beard of irregularities in setting their apportioned sharés of the Judge H.. Russel Holland to shelve the whole project. — x * *t - Judge Holland took the. cs un- der the county introduced the high oe jcourt ruling as its last legal evi- ng the Pentagon organization to _ jeliminate duplication. and infer- dence in favor of the drain. ke © According to Corporation Coun- Specifically, it upheld a 1956 law which Oakland County o ob- a? 215. traffic deaths,\27 in. Gettysburg farm tdémorrow for about six days of rest along with: and New York led the work on his legislative messages a to Congress, which opens Jan. T.* News Secretary James C. ‘Hag- = erty said Mrs. Eisenhower will accompany the President and that will “stay: ‘through | ‘first of the year.” © The White hes has ‘wotked out an arrangement to limit the num-. ber of cars which will accompany ats ag the President in his motorcade. ly son Seed fetal bs aaa Hagerty and newsmen agreed to Thomas J, ieee akin sel Harry J. Merritt, the ruling restrict the number of press and wife; Emima. 7, of Standish, settles “almost all” of the legal camera cars to four because of drowned W night when .'several minor mishaps and- close their car’ skidded and landed up: calls - past motor caravans. eS = Col. ys tained to-finance the big, inte se community drain. Under: law, the county can issue general tion Bonds for the et (Continued on Page 2, Col a «lite or Death Ruling on Scott Due Today : { fF traffic deaths over thee _ Christmas natian.s with 12,|public is-more euliubthe : as and senselessness of of “| County Drivers Praised — |for Clean Holiday Record Pontiac and Oakland County police officials paid tribute today. to the onte driving holiday record of ~ county’s motorists. Although Michigan ranked third in the atin tn ter am Shwe il The boty ecord to} ’ peace ae, acumete’ salety Speed ¢3,\the fact that motorists ; Oona 10 End ‘Alert Statts Jan. | Teena nels Wem “A. Lee. Russias Plan Rejects) = = - _-- |laneous class for a totalof = =~ ee ae a eae: Wn eed fo teld es = ee : _AP wivepneie | 268: : at ies clans in the Pontiac Adround Chiaeraii bapa ee ae eee — crushed ice from his shrimp bost that Anthony lawn because his daughter, Linda, 9, missed the | The traffic toll’ more than dow 5 ; bor his AFL-CIO position by sters Y Grace is shoveling from his sidewalk in Tampa, . snowy Christmases she was used to in Glouces- bled the toll for a nonholiday _ post will be ghostly silent tis New Year's Day. ms nyt aede a te Fla. He had 8 tons of the stuff-dumped on his __ ter, Mass. period of the same 30-hour 3 And it won’t be becauseof that “morning after” feél-|punding Service Workers Union. | MOSCOW @ — The Russians)” ei geri ——— s ing. Rather it will from an order of the Air Force x 5 #8 : senna ome tats of a pescey rea oe, — 7 taking all GOC- a In Washington. Sena or East-/pla® y + —_— 2 Sits wee Calls for: eadership Farmington Fire =. == PS across the ration’ off an CIO leaders shield be us toughi@ie®, Ministers conterence to take ope Se ee “alert” status and placing Back to Hospital on iiembers and officers whol? disarmament. “ -| Hh During one of them, 1947, them on a “ready reserve” plead the Fifth Amiendiment in in-| Farcien, ciplestat o- # / the sther one, toes, tas Sal was 1 rom Party, communiem 3 08 : 3 pod oman =i » 1946, 1 : _ status effectje Jan. 1. pe of iSSi e roor ny MA. a record. fey a. sme-day,, 3 : Vines chend aie WASHINGTON Ne pre Re 2. Believe Blaze Started “There must bea better way to” sis aaeennaiedl BOSTON (INS) — Mrs. Frank (INS) — Sen, a ‘Sparkman’ ¢_ Sa Cj celebrate Christmas on the high- ry Office Canha of 8 _—_ (D-Ala) said today that if nhov fails, go ette; way than by piling up a death toll ‘$t., January es Se ee ee to put the missile program on a 1 crash basis, Con-, Husband Also injured [to sat & tall Sine ot emeat : pi } mas baby yesterday—but only te: the toll for,a nonholiday Wednes- jo be & very day, alter she went home from St likely will force him to do - day at this time of the year,” JS A ae ee “Sparkman ‘said that, as of ng, “I just doti't: fee! suttoested Sl’ bar eitiad weal cnn oe eee d. Heaton, superviser of <@as admitted to the hos- mee ee ae wan . ot ee 2 Swe teet that we should | pital Tuesday moruing. but as iframe home at 21206 Waldron road! We can only “hope “that _ the peivitegs of doing this | poeta — ‘early yesterday. oy shéck of this needless toll will —_ ' her heshend ond thelr two chi ‘eee ied ae eee thi that Se gs| arent home. At lunchtime Tues Mrs. Nora Mullins, 5%, “was deag| now low ” Zou: Yl fo A _ present naa ait of some © dey she made up her mind and ‘on: artival at William Beaumont app pone and adult) telephoned her doctor to | Eastland said . the hearings! las ade “a eold war > seca ee _ An vs Press survey : * women, won't disband €7-|' announce: - showed that “several UAW (Unit-lpehind the iask of peac r __§ ras i with first degree| made for_comparative purposes " tirely. The Air Force order stipu-| “rm going home for a Christ- leq Auto Workers | Union) - wit-| Com peace.” [said he was inclined 40 favor iburns and smoke inhalation, He) © the nonholiday 30-hour period [ lates that training for SIREFEEDCY| mas’ party and then I'l come inesses were defended by locallthe egg be ggmoc ncn Poa rege mc r aleve County Quotes Ruling rae ok stat ci a ae f service should back and attend to this.”. : deaths, j And ancther reese the Pontiee! ‘The doctor checked her again, president See. teccaine. he. Fits preciation for the U.S. leaders’ The senator, pf ER EE in Suit Over Charges i in eaten ‘te Tavneblinih Town-| fires and 27 miscellaneous acci- ' fraternity of sky watchers won't. decided there.would be no harm lother who testified. freely about mation sf wee -bet adtes: Joint Commifiee on Defense elve ship. police, the fire apparently; dental deaths for an over-all , | ; . +“One-seeks-in- vain-for~construe-- Joint ni Tw Town. Project, _eveund—3:20~ade.tvnen! total of 18 = be breaking up is those black fun | in a visit home for Mrs. Canha. (tne Communist conspiracy against tive realisti in te back te Production, said the proposed “ ; s * nel-shaped clouds which seem to) At 10:30 p.m she returned to jhis country was spoken of ctthene wurde Gf meece.” P\ ageney should be in charge of Mrs. Mullins smoked in bed. - plague this area starting around] the hospital. The baby, a boy, jagingly.” pe Radi : research and development of | A new Michigan Supreme Court = 2.8 This year’s traffic toll Compared E April. named Briant, was born at 12:28 - + *& * snes Pine progr the Bons rockets to the stage-where their ruling favors the proposed $41 mil- “Her body was found between the/to the record of 253 for a one-day ‘te ttmmnnes. Christmas, The reference was to an article — fas, aioe Tae aa commercial production is feas- jion Tweive Town Storm Relief 04 2nd a Wall in the one-story|Christmas holiday period, in: 1946. os, Ge Games: alee a the fee attributed ‘lacuna disarmament ngree| = oa penject,. Onldand Qpunty. st-(eteee: er Sumuee, wan Eevee S7]EDS ow Sah Same Seas = “reer oes Better Be Prepared |Scitsine neces tans’ m wesc wens em), # "sens Boe 7 RSS wr” War Ha * as red ered db ll ig Magy ee Kanan sy Asparkeman said that if the Presi-| ~ ae: . Be 1947. ea ; ‘handed down tts tar [) ‘| ton dent, doesn't streamline the mis-) *2¢ zy came sf RESETS es * * * “ratte nt ie for Dismal Weather fecsess acre i oss conan ator nt ota" azote Sahoo Spend 6 Days. | ae seat creme radar networks circling : defended some and pes : idoubtedly. will force him to do so trial during - which two Twelve; pe : holiday period set a new record the United States make it un-| More dismal weather is in store|ficials of the local who had re- re +: ley tepialation. He said. thet at/ TOW" Communes Sepnd Gut Be oes ‘lin traffic deaths for any holiday necessary to maintain a 2hour,|for the Pontiac area this weekend, fused ‘tg testify about past Com-Prowls at Wrong Desk rate, missiles and. satellites|state statute under which the, drain) af Gettysburg Farm period, with 706. The over-all toll seven days a week GOC watch. ‘the U.S. co gage ep apa noete g jmunist activities by fellow union likely will be- one of the major has bee . plained is “unconstitu- : ; ‘of 884 during the same four days * members. : PORTLAND, Ore. (INS) —Jack issues of the second session of the Ne WASHINGTON (INS)—The White 248° ¥@8 @ record for any holiday _LAST ALERT WATCH Tonight Sun be le and colder, : C. McKenna, 4, picked the wrong)*th Congress, which convenes) Southfield Township and Troy’ rouse weed thhay that Presi. Period. : So the 13 GOC posts in Oakland -tdesk-to--prowl—the -owner-walked/Jan. T+ > | alse aetused the county aealsage lint Eisenhower. will drive to his} Only sbout half « desea sates rf ; ‘t : : z i she emhavninnaee ve Ff | L lee iF ‘ i ee en ee ee ‘ae = 1 | Ht the feat genera : “Eednsacs-s/Mom Crosses U.S. setters me = Hil S333 i ge raeey te the} — arrangement to dispose of the ad-) HINGHAM, Mass, (INS) — Ajtoat which was awarded her 1m tr-yel”; ditional amount of wheat and cot-inearly penniless mother, who SE fo Recloim Daughter i so] 25 Eh es at Sen" oval Idecat | areas ee ee se tan dont an at and anes DFS Praise |Afro—Asians Hit f= : e : Queen's Yule Message ep ee . 8 | Saeneaen sien ate Pees oe Western Policies -=""—*™ oe LONDON ® ~ Queer! Elizabeth ' \Club of Birmingham sandwiched ber Walter’ General Motors man tast April. ee (Continued From Page One) [of jo) realm last summer for|gans and banhers opened van on iversary Mrs. Sherman, who exhausted| munities benefited, = | ineck’* style, Sep poo ones, ut, Cae SA . Fang ie ae SMe N Maple progra: that followed. ; Gaily decorated homes , Royal Oak, | held = i noon: Indonesia, by!tract the attention of , ® La : "’ be we Leadership wid be wil ae oR: A Teh Aateg ee nul (ial uate of dolens- ot Pentiee picking, wi The ruling was obtained by ' . 4 Ww. after the royal broadcast and sev-|tiong in Cairo was expected by home | mont of Missile Program (Gros Pointe Scots, sna Svver Gok w te tone Geote ace Woods in connection with the pro-jeral substitute shows had to be Western observers to give Com- of posed Black Marsh Drain in those used. Just two minutes after Her|munists considerably more lee- . ee (Continued From Page One) |two cities, = ge meget Berle way in pusting thelr propeguada idenn ibut Veling tl eere eee * widely with our-weather—other thatr-heat-| % Which they will be asked to | Grosse Polite Woods City Man- rong soy the ——_ cS — ected tg be Minced that the largest number) em pow’ a ee ea ing the darth and bodies of water?| comment is © recemmentation |-ager W. Hi. lane st ae Mare and Vetening £0 an tid Dixieland| discussed art stnnclend Sot Sovet bids ot ae, ‘ley Funeral Home unt 11 a.m. the : . i Chiefs of Staff. drain sade? ! / 7 ; being Friday's Pontiac : deity Arm chit ot sat fx re Sm Ue® Daten Be me _ p+ are. ree delenit Se es woPontiac Stores Set. Cideta were replaced by a protes-| “™™ M*? sietet ) : 4 Raymond T,| Pontiac area merchants have set i g | : ¢ F ig i ft if S ” fl gi! e he, ge 4] H of : et i g a8 ae i iH ii! it g i the sional staff; Gavin testified’ after| 14mg said Ahat both cities will “No bases, no pacts, no H+istorm, deadline of , - Ga ca McElroy and Quarles were. ex-|Sdvertise for bids soon as a result (Continued From Page One) | bombs.” ; en 7 Boerae os se ta Poscios (the eochanoy a Coctaaans gil, | FE corneal oped of the ruling. “We are persuaded)hy 10-foot observation post. Most} 4 delegation from Palestine! | sald that this year’s| This includes most stores Durable “ EYE” hare ot the _soaparednetn isn i a ad is constitU-lof ther are _ teenagers, ee grand pre wil he a citywide ee.Tel- Sen Conor Di APERS . ‘ indicated they tional, . : : ‘instead of being ch w : McElroy stream-| The high court had refused to|tired workers, ® aad trom the east and west win- des &. and arse clveae ots tadinee ome ale case last summer un- Gieaken, tho bécame supervisor ONG Death Toll _ Inet, as was done previous years.|the exchange of gifts at the Mire- Full DOZEN our weather. legislation. However, they also|t!! it had been filed first in Wayne|Peb. 1, 1955, has the rank of, : Mile pt Bagels 2 Of course, the sun’s heating pow-|have indicated that if action is not|County Circuit Court. =. “champ” for having recorded the) Hite JAR j 30 Ho east and west side winners will re- ing ! $2.19 See canes os ange, and/taken, Congress likely will step| It was estimated that another|most, 2,145, hours of any observer in VE urs ni ee Vales = & recut of cout. in with & ew law, a en ae yt rot og bos vain Bik (Contiemed From Page One) es pee Boo ops Seo teat acer ae Sa rae Se ee . eS : : Ld : iP facilitated -by the rdling. ‘ +g have as high three feet of - : nem . stan ae . : : easy fo quick f big Wet Belt Keeps Sn See er er Se eee _ : a ~ Away From Most of 1] & Heavy Decline [texan | cucnituaive” | Oin in Jan. 4 Ceremony - Away From Most of U.S. Se ieecaker bike ok : SPE ee Eas é September of, 1055 smashed ; = Parks Recreation Dept. h wnswer - 2 Ee Baas ae re for Purniture _.....[Pontic and Oakland County. “Our “Seca Silr, 6 le We ee The Weather — hie" Za taner ee, ho] GRAND RAPS WH — Thelvioor-enld, “but only alter i tat net allan nt ee * ok: &- ee re {WOR ey, “worst ed him to death as it passed) pange in Hough! wih Depar --officials—ask ~ait-Pontias residents. take=j : OMFG. AND. Yictuify Fale ond fea taxed across thelsultered by. the nation's woo d/almost directly over the pest” —; Sea a be -| their trees to the athletic field-at Edison and Monteaim Gas eae 41 Prone Femstapag : he ee ss ad gy when | 2reets. where they will ‘become part of the Jan. 4 “Burning eg eg ee et me in the woke November, seeording to Seidman! More recently, last Augist tol Sotcx by a ear at @ dackeen | Of the Green” ceremony. Se i hea ty dialing ttf” Ye: lof ome- storm pede through: the}; Seman. cettified public ache exact, _ three young ladles) ps rssetigg | On that Saturday night at 7 p. m., @ torch will be put te | ria on a other € pow ,. | ducked out of the post” when | all these trees which will be ‘shaped into a star about 150 | ee ee be southern The firm's monthly furniture-fn-|they saw a tornado coming their| Mrs. Doris M. Kinz, 22, Livonia,| 70's) iameter ses Lowest tempersiure preceding # am.itriggered rain and sleet in East-|@ustry report sxid November ship- way. : ffs: Mirman. et ee ts son in Pontiac, based on an age-old Christmas legend. _ A half-hour program of Christmas ¢arols will proceed the 38. 1 “ = ‘ 4 k = a r pe Dietetiateeraaety sess mns|e™ ess. |” |” ___|thowe of Oetber compared" doi thi ite bik for ou "8 oun Se: . ee ee re ee lO-year average decline of 4 per will at | for Sus rine $ yh ee A wét belt extended throughout! cont. : . : S a as ha Magee see seer is Moon rises Priday at 11:25 am. | ‘he area and east of the low pres- 4 -» \ndhoned in at 12:01 Jans was injured fatally ~ sure system stretching from the| For. the fires 1) months of (Usher eae et es when struck by an Hudson Bay to the central Gui} 195%. shipments were 3 per cent) 9 0 © 35/Coast. : below the comparative volume K : Do : i séetion, — ae Light snow continued in north.| tt 1996. ; fo to Knocks i Louis Brady, 49, Detroit, ern sections of Minnesota and the! New orders declined 7 per cent Slightly Injures of five Great Lakes region after « Citlst'ibelow those of October, leaving fi. od “| y snowstorm parts a cumulative shortage of 3 per Minnesota, Towa, Michigan 8nd /cent for the first 11 months, walked acfoss a Ray Leather-Like “NAUGALITE’ EA “. t tie % Lower -Peninsula’s slippery areaof linelyded yoo north of a line overcome from Bay to Ludington. The/ize existing ‘rest of the state was generally|velop new 1 eae SDAY, DECEMBER #6, 1957 $5 and $6 sellers while our siock remains Choice. of. “Cannon” or “Martex” | : Towels’ ALL FIRST ments G ® HAND SIZES © BATH SIZES Selid colors or muiti-stripes in fult 44-inch - beth anc 36-inch hand sizes. 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A ; = Charge Them at Waite's . va » Street Floor rs! 3 2 : ; _— ‘ ap for $1.99 . > : : : 7 . : ; e < : ee | & bccn Siete: Mi eed Creoted for your slimline sheers! = The perfect alas: ach a your ate pa GC ST quctiaetien Cove-tew beck, Dylon The Srbees Been Si Shed ” tereugh Mouse! see De Seams! the ‘tithe to fill your fibdians wordecobe | : et sate. captions oie Jecartions.* ” ‘eed 9h ale Wenn cate \otand Sev bse ; + Self ‘Or rk Pith ris sheer, ans, leg-flattering nylons! ey at Franch style “hendtogeeting rows of scalloped laces around — Val toe ood Wott site how ge i ae Sees. “4 olin penne te extra wear, sheerness and - poral ecg a matchless — > stimtine hom. White only: Sizes knot embroidery: Matching toceor © = ae fored dress shears i rose: pe St sa 3 | ht ee ce : onght ng your shore! - Charge Them ot Waile's.,,Second Floor - : A, i! ne : gu ae ae Chea Serr Pk Wal Sa Pao That seems to be Russia’s avowed intent and governing philosophy. You might just as well add: “Once a Russian, always a Russian” = =—_ left this country to attend the NATO meetings in Paris and the nations in . general were in rather universal ac- But the Reds balked. 8 They shook it off. ae “tt xX 2 _ ‘This. is typical of their atti-, — tude on practically every con- structive move that has been made to improve the conditions of the world. Whatever is accept- able to mankind in general, finds a prompt repudiation from the Ruskie overlords who turn Their own counterproposal: was promptly slapped down by President Exsennower. It was merely an. inter- - national irritant and the Russians met h acvan what reception it “would receive, They did it to draw & “no” from the balance of the world. * « * Every time there is a change in the top Russian management, — the world in general has high hopes that there may be an im- provement in the quality, char- acter and caliber of men. Up to now, this has been pretty largely seats of the mighty in the red . x « * As we observed originally, “once a bum, always a bum.” . This fits the Russians. | That's their speed. US-Canada Trade May Decline in 1958 Some 60 Canadian businessmen | and industrial leaders have spent | and Northern Ireland on a trade : Led by Canada’s Minister of Trade _....find_Commerce,..Gorvon..CHURCHILL, Prime. Minister Drerenzaker to switch 15 per cent of Canada’s trade from the United States to Britain to counteract what some Canadians _— feel is an American stranglehold an their economy. . kk *- *. There is some truth to this. In 1956 nearly 60 per cent of Cana- dian exports, mostly raw materi- als, went to the United States while 73 per cent of Canada’s imports came from this country. More than 90 per cent of Cana- dian oil and gas is U.S. controlled | ._ ag is 70 per cent of its non- of-its pulp and paper output. What Canada seeks is more rapid industrial development, to process its own raw materials and export fin- rt fins . Pontiae—post ge ge ogee - ished goods. Here again it would be | Comne fa me ee There is talk Gat be hay never goods. mark, with the simple signature of There ig talk that he may never up against American tariffs and Prime Man ister Diefenbaker age 1 cae AUDIT BUREAG OF CIRCULATIONS a current issue of — of 319 Raeburn St.; fifty-sécond wedding —~% oo ee eee sentimental reasons alone and com- mercial ties between Canada and “United States.”.. : —_———— ee Ir’s absurd to say American scien- _ tists aren't making considerable progress. Several of them in Califor- — nia recently developed. a breed of © The Man Abc ut Town David Lawrence Says: 7 ; WASHIN' government ~ 1 Favor in Pontiac Area vutt\n indonesia — the theft ef portant navel position in Soutbenst greap have bees carsied eu here taxpayers pay for Sale? so ets Se cman weal ats noe ciin bs meee "gl & some ae If Holland had net been secu- — To uproot all this suddenly is to 1257 Cherrylawn— Now we seem to See el et te ene ene ne: Cohmeierees SS i wy oy ine et OE b e cause _— While Jess than one-tenth of the “~~ crime. seuttied, she might today have ‘of the world, especially the United they had behaved themselves, they Peace and | ii are Claritas tresa-used in the Ponting gree ee ee eee scttlinies eipeuee tabeeaam. at gor ban gobs es gich = at Pamg bread and pda tm aay tg the arathe of es say on = : this year were home grown, it will not S¥anow im news the goverament at The Hague as the Dutch furnished, would not water, have a good stone pile to ~kew our peace for timidity and be long until we'll be producing most of “| ie confis. cam de little except te urge ths, have really been much better for work on, maybe then they wouldn't our goodwill for fawning. the trees we need—and have a good sup- cation of the prop democracies of the world to take the average inhabitant of this be so anxious to get in jail. — tree farming has become s substantial sens who live in Sor Sheegaie People ot tndeueds * Ser ee cos ase: ccolsvence Wi Lae: gow, os ae dais Danten to oatnel Stems aon ab tine are today much worse off than — ae sucent diahis tas alee aciaecene Staten Island, But Lord Howe ty during 1957, belng about the averagé East Indies — but 1 oy. care ee ee ee Baby’s Birth thought he had 0 masde, + : dings where or when the guilty RUSSIANS PURSUE retreating . tend pa r ; + parties can be found not in Nazis. One of my old time weather watchers, where, during ‘ on caesen abortions, 4 FREEZING RAIN slows area prides 0 ape Pe es eer ; Ci one e A Wedld-BeGramy =". eo from his observation post out’ Pontiac £0 1” Me Gevelopmes fm C ilizatio RIPPED Trail, tells me that during the last half ” TA Then ame wi ' von ord anon. ae century we've had a white Christmas S#OULD COMPENSATE about 50 per cent of the time. His first ‘records date back 50 years, when in 1907 reigners is nothing new in the we had a foot of snow on the ground for the holiday, and the resounded with jingle bells attached to the horses - ful that drew the sleighs. gs Seo sores Ta There’s a distinct Pontiac angle in the a considerable portion of which is given over to. in recognition of its golden anniversary. Here’s congratulations and best wish- e3 to my old newspaper friends, James and Clifferd Tagg, the few weeklies in our state with a ) cir- 7 culation over 5,000. The Taggs sold the- reasons, undoubtedly became so Farmington Enterprise a few months ago. deeply “An Old Timer,” gee, 2 anes was a Christmas greeting that has me - AUSTRALIA AROUSED K x * ____,, Puasled. It was a copy of an extra of the a ‘Holly Herald, put out by me on Sept: Guinea 16, 1901, telling of the death of : President William McKinley, urgent plea for its sender to identify and see a Wl West Should Protest on Indonesia “that Dutch New “We'll be grateful for gifts of |. 0°. candies, matches,” | who was shot ten days before, one day pte tg Pr eho o — after I established the paper. Here's an nations cannot very well stand by _ i, i. like te see the “college” bath- rooms that are like the jails. 3 Portraits — The morning after Christmas is Ever since I learned about the the capned or frozen fish. Tristan * place from the report of a visitor, _a_couple thousand—miles i ge5: fe: E 5 s i eeedeiae = i | ‘Mr. and Mrs. William B. Spangler. at el sa lig , oe ; the coats called in to the ngs have tate 't ae os to sew sharp pieces of lass and finest teeth I had ever seen and, : fe en en a ee ee iL bn es ses —_ L;, aged receive the of the chil- wipu ey srowtn oF tates tere and r breaks = window, abit. to confess to ONCE LOGE ay B TT i iH ie Ei {i i ys Re IX é of ie eee ~--Prices-slashed!-Volues cupte 40533 — Our entire range of better coats, at this tremendous after-Christmas : sale price of only $22. oat ging a I coats with warm linings, all expertly made in tailored or dressy styles. All colors. Full size range! & DRESSES New spring style at big avings . . Embossed cottons, b’cloths, gi rayon-linens, sheeno satin cot- tons and rayon blends. plaids and prints in the newest I a Sizes 7-15, 12m, 164-4 so ee Charge COTTONS 4 vale . a A Priced at annual year-end savings Pri savings on dusters, back-wraps and rip front dresses ‘oe cooler *round-the-house wear! Guaranteed heble 80 % percale. Gay pdterns in al colors. Sizes 12-20, 1644-2414. Lovable bras 89 each 2« 169 Circle-Stitch, lined: undercups, eurl band, Cotton, 32-40, NBO 1 4section trim, white cotton, 32-40, Yo Melody girdles 89 each ye 1%9 “Two-w girdles.” preare ysn - pantie 1,00 cotton T-toppers 77: : Solids, stripes, several styles. Washable. S-M-L. Cotton sheen, poplin. Wool interlining. 10 to 18. Reg. 2.98 misses skirts y kee ~ Solids, plaids, checks. Slime and full styles. 22°30. 1.00 cotton blouses 77: Sanforized in many colors, styles. Sizes 32 to 38. GET EXTRA-FAST COLOR Bat SERVICE Fedefal’s mails direct to geevine Ketek quality. Ln genui ———e eo Cotta b’cloth, all sleeve dio soe colors. 32-38. ~~ . BETTER COATS. VALUES TO 49.98 REG. See TO 0:90.11 ‘BUDGET DRESSES ‘Misses 8.98 car coats ~ | 6" : Misses 1.98 blouses ss 439 a ee er EE ee eT a | j en eee RTM Same aN ae ™ Reinforced white elk uppers, Canad “ge | " Weeregeieal papa oe 310 ~_.. 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H Gor. in, several 22 en, 9; Harold, 7 and Heth, 5. oe id many of the deaths|. ELLI tients. y * : » 2 _ |have taken at least 50 lives and| Penn State's Bill ‘Hess set &,in this big new uranium center : sep pee basketball playersis.f 250,009 “persons homeless .in|schoolrecord when he scored nine|notthemn Ontario son to lead teatns in the Na-| The rains, which continued to-scored 49 gials during the 1957 season, : en ee ee eee tea dae ravaged five of the is- TOKYO (INS)—Japan’s National Defense Council approved plans. Wednesday for the purchase of ten) sidewinder air-to-air guided mis-| x* * * ‘The council, meeting at Prime | Minister Nobusuke Kishi’s official’ residences heard reports from. de-) fense agency officials on the prog- \ ress of negotiations with U. 8.) authorities for Japanese coq of the non-nuclear missiles. : Delivery of the sidewinders to | . Japan is expected to begin next | April. In the Dict (parliament) last Monday, Kishi. defended his gov-’ ernment’s decision to accept the’ missiles against Socialist charges, that this would be a “‘first step" toward introducing nuclear weap- | « ons into Japan. —- * * * i The premier insisted it would be a “purely defensive move” and | not to permit the bringing ‘ of| a nuclear war implements into "5 “Win | and Weather Lotion. Nowe...it works 5 ways! Heals! Contains Allantoin to help heal chapped, dry skin. Protects! Contains silicones * to fight off effects of harsh Members of the Merry Mixers Square Dance. Club gathered at! the Waterford Community Activi-' : ties Building fora—holi red dance,.4— soaps and detergents. Guests. of the evening were Mr. | Softens! Contains emollients — and Mrs. Robert Beattie, Mr. and |. to help smooth and soften Mrs. ‘Gerald Yates, Mr. and Mrs.’ your skin. Jack Fawcett, Mr. and Mrs. Fights infection! 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Saliyaclion guinanibed or your monty bach SFARS IS4N.S H awe . - a ” Faueeneneceeneees eeeeee aN she 83 Oe PSrrrrtite ttt rr ioe LESS for Filling my ESCRIPTION A SERIOUS MESSAGE TO YOU! BUR AL AVE NO | VIGORE * beauty...supp! ies youth-give Ing horthones ond deep | PeNStroting moisture to a starved and 2 ’ ics 4 ba oer OO & ined WORN OUT? il TS g§ thirsty skin. ee ie a a ee a 7 ' Peer TIITiTiiiiiriririit ttt Bueennemeuneeees rem ee for Christmas. “Hughes family, thanks to Folly. “showers “and fall-cat’ of “soot: “Tt By C. YATES McDANIEL INTO PRODUCTION — The Army's Jupiter, here rising in a successful test firing, is one of two U.S. intermediate range ballistie missiles ordered into production, ’ Folly’s Splurge: Put on the Dog _LIVINGSTON, N.J. “) — Christ- Mas was a dog day for the Edsel Folly, their Norwegian elkhound gave them a Christmas present of 11 puppies. : * * * Folly gave birth to her first pup at 10 p.m. Christmas Eve and Christmas x* *« * Hughes, an insurance salesman, gave most of the credit to his $year-cld daughter, Mandy, for pulling Folly through the ordeal. Said Hughes: * * * “She was right there with ‘the hot stones, sterilized bottles and warm blankets and pretty well had the situation under control all by herself.” Firestone Plant Hit by Blaze Square Block of Tires Goes Up in Smoke, but Firemen Control It Da y. LOS ANGELES @—Fire start- ing in a shed spread to two huge iweeks of 1957 declared its readi- conditions; and dishoncrable. necring ventures into the new the United States in the waning ness to meet the new challenge by: * * 1. Producing two kinds of 1,500- mile ballistic: missiles, the Jupiter and the Thor, capable of hurling nuclear warheads from Western Army Reviews Former Records Undesirable Discharges -as Security. Risks Get Recansideration . WASHINGTON —The year of|” ithe Sputnik pushed America’s de- : ote. ventas’ ho Sor esl -}months ‘starting next July 1, ] “ }CO8STLY ACCENT - NEW YORK @—The Army is'. lar base near Cheyenne, W: to carry and launch ‘the Navy's Polaris helietia: satealie, : 4 Setting up new, unified jagency at the] ePentagon to speed development of fantastic weapons of the future, including anti-ballis- tie. missiles and manned space platforms, The faster American. defense jeaders probed — secrets of space warfare the more rapidly they became ceaidaiad that mis- siles and economy won't mix, The rigid spending limit, imposed on the military in the months before Sputnik I, was the first money barrier to give way, and the year ended with the administration re- signed to asking Congress for an ‘additional two billion doliars to fi- Get |nance the armed forces for the 12 ; military siashing 200,000 men from) their rolls. By June, the total uni-| 000, the lowest since the eve of The year 1957 ended with the! ing base for 5,000-mile ballistic missiles near Cheyenne, The launchin th thi formed strength will drop to 2,600,- not only pina ge ee ig tary and planning in te 162 N. Saginow St. 2317 $. Togoek Rood Phone FE 8-9666 Phone FE 2-9253 Will Be "CLOSED, FOR INVENTORY “MONDAY, DEC. 30. a The new agency will not be tim-| - = ' 2 : is ited to handling one missile. It) cE = jj; will have complete oer PLUMBING and Pgs igh tee ens developme the Korean War, * '°* * Although the Air Force has been pee Oe nee St at ee operating intermedi- building and ery space. It also threatened to in- tensify the rivalry among. the of out- and | weapons in the Gunma 4 faale of) warfare in outer space. American military services for a greater share of the money and controly involved in the missile HEATING Richman ate’ and intercontinental missiles, its first reaction to the Soviet satel- McElroy acted promptly rg lite and rocket achievements .wasithe threatened outbreak of inter- to demand and get greater readi-/service ness for its 1,800-plane Strategic Army to prepare to launch earth The new and costly accent on Air Command. Part of this: huge satellites, ending the monopoly BROTHERS Clothes MIRACLE MILE 80 S. Perry St. FE 2-2939 “ar aden tho RASA reviewing the cases of every -sol- ‘jton dispatch to the paper. * * * The Times story also said: Changes have been made~in al, most half—the cases reviewed so jfar and many former soldiers receiving undesirable discharges’ are not eligible, The Army undertook the pro- gram voluntarily. The men affect- ed generally know nothing of the review unless the service decides to improve charge. * * * In this event, the former soldier receives a letter from the adju- tant general of the Army enclos- ing the improved discharge paper and asking him to throw the-old one away, The letter also says the Army finance center will send him back pay _ . The military services have four general types of discharge: hon-| orable; general under honorable | ‘conditions; less than honorable or | under “other than" honorable/ * * * The cases are gbeing reconsid- | ered in the light of less restric- tive security standards laid down Piles. of used tires covering a square blocls at the Firestong Tire and eee Co. * goat today. Firemen % Loe Angeles County and the city of South Gate quick- ly surrounded and contained the fire. * * a in two directives late in 1955. The first, issued Oct. *. was an order from Secretary of the Army Brucker requiring a “‘com- mon sense” nificance of subversive tions. associa- *?:. & The . second, ont ig 3 dal The only building involved at\quired consideration of the qual-| the big plant was. the pigment shed, which was destroyed. As the mountains of old tires Caught fire. great clouds of black smoke went up, along with spark was estimated there were at least 100,000 used tires in each pile. + * * Firemen said the blaze evident- ly started with an explosion, from an undetermined cause, in the pigment shed. A company spokesman said) damage might run. between $500,- 000 and a million dollars. oo ity of the man's military service | in deciding the type of discharge J in security cases. Previously, the) regulations made less than hon- orable discharges automatic in SOlfie Cases Ho Matter how good | a man's service record was. Engineers Needed LONDON—The_ supply of chem!-| cal engineers in Britain treils de-' mand by 50 per cent. Twenty per) cent more mechanical 4 are needed. needed, FOR dier discharged as a security risk’ their type of dis-) judgment on the sig-] 4 the’ ‘hard knocks” | f " | DOWN _ Authentic Wagon ladder, guard rail _ SPORTS EVENTS | BOATING + HUNTING # an me. travel companion Steel Bed Frame on Plastic Casters Rey. 295: 6.66 "Angle steel side ahd end rails for stren th, Black, baked-on - enamel finish. ae trou 39 to S4- ‘in. _width, Bunk Bed Outfits Use this maple-finished set as bunk or twin-beds for extra | versatility. Sturdy hardwood construction takes of active youngsters..Complete with $- © -ON ANY . OF SEARS FURNITURE UP TO *200 PRICED OVER $200 Reg. $129 _ Wheel - $5 DOWN Neden? Headboard at Sears Savings - Reg. 11.95 777 Reinforced frames. 3 - coat walnut or motiogany finish on legs. Plastic cover won't crack pr discolor. Top luxury. -$10 DOWN ON ALL ~ 99” = Mattress and Box Spring Sale! Regularly at 24.95 Medium-firm 180-coil mattress or box spring thickly padded with felted cotton under sturdy’ woven colton ticking! Tempered coils for - longer lifel Made to give years of restful support at Sears lower price! Choice of full op twin size! Buy tomorrow for . savings! 4 , ~ SAVE *90-ON FOAM LATEX 59" Special buy, 4%-inch focus ‘Jatex mate -tress at for support. Reg. 89:95........ Mattress or Box Spring 312-coil mattress on 312-coil box spring. Full or twin, reg. 39.95 . “405-Coil Innerspring Sale priced—innerspring maltress in full or twin size, reg. $9.95 . Set Pe ORES HE ee ee df Chose fydie Gorme Album Pye dae gf Volume #3 of “The Roorin’ 20's ¢ Fascination or Ricky Nelson Take your choice or add all these low cost HI-FI “fecords to your collection! For a limited time only, hear all your favorite artists at Sears low sale pricel NOW... 12-INCH LONG-PLAY PARAMOUNTS Check this low Sears price for quality 12-inch - long yi bi — Your favorite voices 29 recorded in latest hits! ‘ 5 each | Seth Record Dept—Mein Floor i a ae 39°| “SEARS SET . RECORD SAVINGS ‘Regular seg 3.98 Albums | = hae eo sat er re 8S eee oe - Washer —————— spindries with each < setting of the dial. Powerful 6-vane agitator for cleaner wash. Big family size rustproof porcelain ename) wash basket. Syr. gear case guarantee! | Lowest Price for Full Capacity sees $157 © Only $5 Down! 3 temperature: controls and flexible timer gives you all. fabric drying that’s safe and le. 10-lb. capacity. Load-a-Door for easy oading,; unloading. Door safety switch helps ae accidents, See it now at Sears! $5 _ DOWN on = << om oe = i Elec. 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This Kenmore 4-Star beat inch range has 4 burners with 7 Ada ‘Core faster, better too, with Super cent ve at back of fange for safety. Save!” Se burners and griddle ontop. - 3 ; | seh et SEARS 154 North tai ; o F Oe x 2 : TKS Mo mis vata cose - Uke ET DE OF DOLLAR SAVING ITEMS, New Coldspot f Pay Only $10 Down ti SALE! $47 “pial 12 eu. R sapacty with : gos a eee Lowest Price Keane Waahis Handles the Family Laundry © Limited Quantity 5 © Only $5 Down! Washes the complete family entry with ease. Efficient agitator washes them cleaner, too! Wringer swings to eight different posi- tions for convenience. Has target-type safe- ty release on wringer. save now! ne Special Savings on Mira-Cold | 20 Cubic Foot Home Freezer | © Limited Quantity ie en gad Down > gl a gay lite Mg private visit at the invitation of “Indonesian Embassy sources said Sukarno will-go on to Cairo tna diupich fom Jara, cp R. M. Bi oe he well condirvcted, frieze CONOR a> Indonesia, Titties of In-/liament,: was sworn in ? dia said Sukarno will also visit| acting aatien paee presiden ree 95) 249.50. Moder Sofa and ae mn, Ceylon, Burma, Thai- pre cei cover. Deep, comtort- = 6s mi aca mata: fF ” - ie $Ace # 249.50 Stim Arm — Sectional. The Dra ad Sdearno| might meet Prime Minister Har- Old Macmillan of Britain. who is: Scheduled to visit New Delhi for! five days-beginning Jan, 8. For-; ign Ministry sources. said a meet- ing is likely. but no plans have been made for talks bet them. — ee Ae Increase © “Over a9 “Such a meeting would be part) 1956 A rage ak 279.50 Contemporary 2-Pe. Living = of “Anglo-American conciliatory . oe F ~ Room Suite. Sage Green, Friese, * ee 8 senetce of! NEW YORK w _ Sta a Fosm Rubber cushion -....--..- : a Indonesian talks “on West ORK tistics , Fa ey ; Trian New Guinea) under/Piled by the Metropolitan: Life In-|2 50 Slim Line 2-Pc. Living Room. att a , auspi- surance .Co. revealed today that beucle fabric. ! ; An announcement in Jakarta Dec. 13 said Sukarno would leave |r officially termed a rest cure. The “Take Drivers’ Licenses fo Curb Juvenile Crime’ DETROIT (INS)—A new plan to curb juvenile crime has been for-'|, warded by Probate Court Judge Nathan J. Kaufman ‘who “says: ek geek Sege eB ee ee ee a ® he roe state Te licenses and juvenile crime will be reduced.” Kaufman said Michigan judges are awaiting an opinion from the attorney _Seneral’s office on the Plan to “deputize” all judges sq they can take away licenses with-| Out putting a youngster on proba- tion or detaining him in any way. Another plan is to revoke the licenses of minors who steal cars. forts 4o“oust Dutch ckialiin tual the island republic because the Guinea. Sukarno denied. that he wan, being: Spondon af pe in Death Rate 9.6 Per 1,000 People the national a rate rose yt ly in 1957. National Health Survey re that since September, about half the population has been laid up for at least one day by acute upper respiratory diseases, includ- ing Asian flu. Although the rate of fatalities directly from these diseases has ‘been -low, the survey said, the death rate from. influenza and! pneumonia increased in 1957 to 34 per 100,000. This is the highest sate in the) past decade. Thief With Sweet Tooth BROCKTON, Mass. ® — Calling all cars. Look for a thief with Prime Minister Nehru, Foreign Cor Winistry sources said today. Netherlands refused to give Indo-|""jeghler * * * nesia “the colony of: West. New). #4 ee he eee 269.50 seek: ‘Modern Sete: ial Chair. Practical Syimer Detailed back and rye we 398.00 Provincial Sofa and Matching Chair. Turquoise damask cover, carved frame eee 229.50 2-Pe. Living Room Suite feces 6s eee = "169 ee tee eenee cet eeeue ee eee 229.75 Cascade Mahogany Set. Triple Dresser, 4/6 meoheese 5 229 94g a sweet tooth. Truck Driver Paul K. Morris of the 2th Century/ Canteen Co. of Boston told police’ and Mirror 239.75 Contemporary Bedroom, Louvred Panels, page Dresser, Churches Given Aid -.NEW YORK #®—John D. Rocke- : that while his truck was parked Book L wr’ “ a oa, ‘tee to theion this city’s main street someone! Full sine 6 aa ee ae jon: ncil o rehes toistole a tray of pastries “and a .50 Medern Mahogany Bedroom. help support its interdenomina- tray of doughnuts. 350 7e Pes Double eae. tional summer program of provid- - ze Mirrer, ee ing ministers and worship serv- Th N Fits T 50 ices for -vacationers in national eir Name Fits Town 269. Diserater Bedroom. Gray parks each summer. w/Silver Accents, $198 BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio @® —) — Dresser, case Bed ......... . A family of five who recently =p here from Long Island, , told the Cham¥er of Com- Mirrer merce they think Bellefontaine is Sed, 269.50 Dawn’ Mahogany Bedroom, a a Sey Bookcase ee ee eee Borrow Our Golor Harmony Book the “‘dream” place to live. \279. 00 Colonial Solid fa Bed- S Sherwin-Williams Go. |) Tey may be slightly prejudiced,| "room, reser Chery "$199 41 W. Huron FE 4-2571 | ‘Pugh. Their. last Belle- le. Bed Spel fontaine. . ; YEAR-END “DISCOUNTS 50% to 75% Off on All Boys’ and Men’s Wear! Values to $49.50 MEN’S 2-PANT Dan A og ‘Segream. Seehy. Walnut. Double nee Chest, Bookcase Bed.......... 7930 Contemporary Cherry Bed- Chest, Full Sine. Bed a Pe SP 299 OTTalialen delelan Suites ig ! ‘ } | (139.50 Black Lacquer 5-Pe. Dinette. |- 4 Chairs and Table. Table top white panelyte, Plastic seats esas |, 89.00 Limed Oak Gateleg T | 17"38" closed. ata Modern style | 182.00 Colonial Dropleat Table, 4 | ~ Windsor Chairs. mee, Bape) in rich Mt. Vernon finish. . 265.00 Modern 6-Pc. ‘Dinette Teac Addiehane. Gama 4 chairs, buffet. real value 88" ee eee 499" vis $196 = 219:- New styles — worsteds, sharkskins, flonnels, all wools: — - i ia 1329.00 Fawn Mahogany Pe. q | Dinette, Dropleaf, 3 Plastic Top, 4 Chairs, | 169.50 9-Pe. Chrome Dinette, ee ee 8 Se haste te Sees 36” wide, 2 Only...... | : 995 5-Pc. Dinette, Formica Top, psc flo 8 _ Washable ' 79. _ ‘French Provincial Dropleat © 53975 me Table. Beautiful fruitwood finish, * superbly made .......6....... 2) ee 69.50 Mortage " Walnut Table. _ Circa Series. Round Lote: End or Step . 13.50. Se. vaas Beige . 38 yds. only. Famous | 71.00 3-Pc. Maple Set. 2 Steps. 1 Cocktail Cobbler. . pees. 9 = 12" Cotton Rugs BR only. Green or Maroon. . $9.95 9° © 12! Woot Chenille, $ se Red T Tweed absaiieteas teens seees * 47.50 Mal bad Table a: ws wipe — 99% AG *eee see o wane i ‘ ; 89.959 x 12° Geeen Floral. Beautiful Tong of Green. . ~ ge BS ae «Natural Finish ‘with Black Teim.. tee eee ee. 28" IN EVERY DEPARTMENT- BASEMENT TO ROOF. B 25% 10 60% | _ and NO | of new: | merthondise co Ne? nds of items in A storefu = it un unless we sell t fantastic F pict 1 So ere: some actually below our a ; $2.50 Contemporary Chair-and Ottoman. fn textured febric, with huvex Temes ... ccs isccs: oS 69.50 Swivel bidlie Foam Rubber Cusica, Large Size Lounge 94.95 Modern Recker. Testud a : Fabric, Feemp- Rubber Cashion. 159.50 Drexel “Profile” Chair, Walnut —_ or oe Coe & 139.50 Lounge Chair. Red textured Fabric. Brass Legs. Foam Cushions. — Tae 29.00: Longe Soushton Moats hts, le rce. Wenat Robber. Gentes . Relanation = eo = 8B" ee err ree eo Fre eee eee 24.95 Dresser Base. Walnut finish, all hardwoed interiors ee ee "144.00 Solid, Maple Chest and Bed. 5119 58. 75 ‘Habitent’ Bookcase 77.00 Drexel Pine ‘Panel Bed. 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Perry St. a Bunk Beds se = ‘id Rie? © SOc a Week - Reg. $29.95 to $49.95 values, ~ handsomely styled to fit into any setting, Choice’ of new ‘colors. - ~ Both for. +: $1.00 “AS \:. goltd cedar rm # holds 24 te 3 sem alia . and ae Teuvy, wiple-hinsed ud. Siperts, with all = j COME AND SEE THE THOUSANDS horized parts. i . “ -_ — ' ie. bea. Includes ts bie FS | sae ang | eee 6 AY and FRIDAY NIGHTS. ot 9 = FREE Paring denn 2: wan pepbeniacty. decary sd iG: Gnpls- tO Sane Papers Fis Wal Wile Hed by Pole Christians Go Back to Dent Routine. After Pleasure, ‘Preyer of Christmas . erlands — home many havejfirst international peace eco never seen. For the Dutch chil-|could feast on their native dishes threatened in one camp. UN, connie See al Dag . “= At the jetorhatione) Geophysical —_ from his me es ; Ra ms | if mh ett % — > — = F ‘ % 150 peo Senis - Huh! Boxing Dey | Not Celebrated in U.S. Britons Ask — LONDON (INS) — One British aed wn which sets ae aml bool ‘Harry the Hoist Man Fatally Stabbed; | 7 Be Sure to See the Famous Tiediencltp’ he time between now ~_ and the New Yeor belongs to BLUE— — THE HOLIDAY COLOR. But this yeor BLUE has on even stronger call on your ___ foyor: IT’S SO NEW. +. SQ ELEGANT! ' ~~ Yeu see this newness in our BLUES both by WORSTED-TEX ond DUNBROOK, | They have nothing in common with the blues of yesteryear except their color and even the color is refreshingly dif- _-: ferent. You'll get a lot of wearing : pss in ong of these fine suits see them tomorrow ‘at BARNETT” S. Open Friday and Monday Y og ‘til 9 P.M, ; f OMMUNITY X N ATIONAL j Dish 24% § én SAVING cERTIFICAtES ‘ fad ” au ain pow of our 8 tow ton. ° TAKE 5 TWH ‘wus TO i’ ee fame oC Mp Rasta Gxeet Sat roma” " a ie cae tee Rea eho SHOPPING : Corner Telegraph and W i = Huro oe | Pre-Inventory a F—---—PRINTED FLA papas crseeceteoreness "86 Inches =. Waahable Juveniles and Florals. { eeeeveeeoeeeoeeee ‘Chippewa Plaid — all wool LEISURE Sizes: 36 to 46 Reg. $17.50 Value 7 a Suitable for year around wear. Light in weight for comfort, These- fine jackets come in lightweight and assorted plaid colors with 7 patch pockets. - “Shop the Siores Theat Have Never Compromiced on Quelity” ‘SALE . PRICE TEL-HURON CENTER ONLY: Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Set. ‘til 9 P.M. SHHOHHEHOHEHEHEKEKESE LEH ESESEH ELSES HEEHSEH HOES EEE Heese eeeee Preeti eo es gisesseneveseeconeventecsocoocoosoooooosooooes Naturalizer’s CLEARANCE” Twice a Year We Hold This Amazing Sale ! 4 Raorsarcegeonsccoenccenossoconoceensee ses *~-Outstanding Values FF rom Our Regular Stock ~The Shoe With the Beautiful Fit at Great” 7 Savings! on A Wide Selection of ‘Dressy, Casual and _ Tailored Styles But Not All Sises in All Styles ue f 90 ™§ nate : Regularly $8.95 to $13. 95 “The SHOE. BOX i @ te nage S sr. Shoes for the Family eyes : Yel-Huron, Caer OO Oe ‘sons Seevesnsnennnnonsnnsnesone qrevenatnoneapannes nmoin Pontiac seneeeeesecacesesernesesesesanssseessncnssosegseonsssssescnsooees +. Reduction on Beautiful NNELS — eee S Come Early — Wonderful Selection SEW ’n SAVE TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER COOP COC ere seeereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeesseeereseeeeseeeeeserees OO eereecceveeceseeeseeeeeeeeereeseaeeeeeseeseneseseeeseeeeseseees i aos sas crrebuvenel pond oe tichibekasestapulssieiccl (ic elvi. ceckeoseccies., Soece Par rokansseecconseceseccsesgoconssoopaseislncoonsane seneppeoebuceeteecccsoossosapsopocosqoovesos ; Jee ‘a NURS Ste Conc Sa ar gaease WeniaenCS geseeeesccscosencesseveseesssencseosensscones : Wonderland’s. Annual Year-End Clearance od eeeeeceecegseosenee SeCooeeeeeoeeeeeeeeee oe . . sie on i ea : i for Boys and Girls Save Now for this year and next, too. Plenty of cold weather ahead. Selections ore good, but they won't last long! _ SALE STARTS THURSDAY. _ OFF ALL 25% REG. PRICE Subteen Coats . 26.24 fp Girls’ Coat Sets 22.49 Girls’ Jackets .. 9.74 Reg. ti. Tots’ Coat Sets . 16.49 Snow Suits . . . 11.00 Snow Suits... 14.99 These are just a few of the many Clearance Bargains we have to offer. Many more in all departments. UW ONDERLAN “Best for Children” TEL-HURON CENTER FE 5-9955 s eeesceoeoeeoseososoesessoeoseeseseeeseoeeees FABRIC SHOP Ph. FE 5-4457 * 5 sooscetodgnenchypecesesncoteeeminvnr ie mmen tae rete ees**err ar eI IIIIITI TTI seeccccesovevooseosnvescocooooesouonoueseeeerenneNeeTeee sees EeEEEEEES [On Sale Tomorrow at IKRESG - Two Patterns: ; 77. ~ Colmont and Cosma af , cote piece ‘5° £6" Fruits, 6” Plates aaiM* Cup & Saucer...» complae 9 Kitchen Bowls......e26* Creamers, Nappies . . . 2.1 Small Creamers, Sugars o«.8* 11° Platters ........ aI* 9” Plates, 7” Salads . .«.8* Gravy Boats, Jugs... 2. 17* O° Coupes... oa Covered Sugars... e« I7*. TEL-HURON CENTER ° LY snl ! ( | ii £6264 68: _ New merchandise you want .. . take inventory . . . it’s your chance to save! Save! Save! gonceccesoosscssesecgenaasossosososecens Caececccessccoeces bessooess Sesesetesensscnscsusceussonsssnvesnvcsnssonvssonsssnsssossgnesuvesaiecssscetensspepecsuescnsonnensesest SME. cac.cassthtcdeiuchocctaceversete; bsecerociec Perr nocer ref erenryawensangnorectararnosss special: thursday, friday and saturday 3 Aes are etna PLS BRN ESE SP: cs BRA CRA TERNS, Sr OE: new Fauttvar dresses LR PARE i Nae eee oe Sa special .e « @ you'll be amazed ot these new festive dress values the moment you see them at this price! @ festive rayon peau de soies, brocades, failles,- crepes, prints, silk-cottons! @ sheaths, bouffants, jocket dresses! bubble skirts, ~ cummerbunds, plunge backs! @ festive colors: brights, pas- tels, dramatic blocks and navies! @ juniors, misses’, half-sizes. sketched: sleeveless. Vedero sheath with it’s own jacket. Navy. 7-15, special $9 after Christmas sale_ oe orlon sweaters classics! dressmakers! | a a i aa re ciate oon Cotpain 999 499 usually $5.98 - usually $7.98 — ~~ @ Now is the time to odd to your sweater wardrobe — Ps in terrific sav- a ings! } be @ classics! long sleeve cardigans,’ short sleeve slipons — all full- fashioned! * dressmakers! choose from some with angora trims and tiny collars! *~ @ finest orlon in black, royal, green, rust, red, turquoise, many, many more! classic slipons, sizes 34-40 ..........05. re ee ne sale $2.99 ‘eneels Sontigeeh, TESS ow go a a sale $4.99 dressmaker slipons, 34 to 40 2.0. ccc cence ence . sale $2.99 Te ‘HURON SHOPPING CENTER open nights to 9 pam, monday, thursday, sali aha Fonresoee sneneaeeesnsennensessnaneneunssonanssnananasenasoananns 7) Ld * - ° e e J e e * ° * Ld Ld e ° ° * * e Vd ° e e e * ia * ° ° ° Ld s ° « ° s . * ° * ad + * e id » e e e * Ld bd * e e * Ld ® : = ° e e ° ° ° J « * * e ° ® Ld ° bed ® * Ld ® hed ba La e e e. e ° Ld s bed . ° bad .. ® . ° e * . bad ® « ssoasetenduornnvescenvssecesseccnnsozonnscsonsscasiosscnvasssnuscssnnesssnnvesennnecsnnossconscasanscssencsesenseceanetiseuvecennvepehunsessnesconeneets accepts Christians Go sate to reat Routine After Pleasure, Prayer of Christmas | THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Year gan at he South Fl 1p Korn, ran a2n ef the world’s Christians/U.S. men and scientists celebrated Mass sagened Siar to Gite Sele rewire Pe een alwith American troops Huh! Boxing Day" Not Celebrated in/| U.S., Britons. As One British berg the ecension tr the LONDON (INS) — Boxing up crumpled rand ise very aly holy zs pers aad have | / DaneOver ‘Harry the Hoist’ | Man Fatally Siabbed; Papers Ws Wall _ Wile Held by Police | j COMMUNITY X NATIONAL Pays + 2a { | Lf Year on mavens Rei * National Bask. ith: Mnall ize ar rn nett S ia the Vary: Finest — en "Be Sure to See the Famous ‘ sop Remember ~ You Don't Need the Cask Tidtionclilt the time between now _ and the New Year belongs to BLUE— — THE HOLIDAY COLOR, But this year BLUE has an eyen stronger call on your ~ favor: 17'S: 8O-NEW.,++SQ ELEGANT! _! You see this newness in our BLUES both - by WORSTED-TEX and DUNBROOK. _ They have nothing in common with the __blues of yesteryear except their color "ond even the color is refreshingly dif- * Open Friday iad aidey i se ‘oh, 9PM, Ls eeecceee s SHOPPING Corner Telegraph n and W Huro gg anak ale, ~ Juveniles and Florals ‘L-HURON eeeccevceccceseeeens __ Chippewa Plaid — eeeneeeoee spate Suitable for year around ~ Light ‘ weight for comfort, These fine jackets come wi \ighewergt and assorted plaid colors with 3 patch pockets. %, — “Shop the Cem Stores That Have Never J ised on Quelity” TEL-HURON CENTER QNLY Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat. ‘tif\9 P.M. 20000000800 00SHOHOOOOHOEHOHOOOESOROR ORDER Ce Fe aN RRR hn dr lizer's \/ aru \/ SEMI- ANNUAL : CLEARANCE 3/ al bs 3 Twice a Year We Hold This Amazing Sale! i 4 : Outstanding Values ae Fr rom Our’ Regular Stocke« The Shas: ‘With the Beautiful Fit — cals adh ote indy huddle ie Syoctn ds dtodd tdbct xt. hl ld ” ioe \ Gey: cir ta ans hare naieaialeatai ial ras) — Seperate senonsconsh Seaton ened iramyreoescoeseosenenpnndty Come Early — Wonderful Selection SEW 'n SAVE SHOPPING CENTER COCO OO RECO OEE EEEE EEE E ESOS EOE OEEEDEEOSESOSSECESESEDECOOEOOOEEEOSE® SOSSHHSTOSSESSSOSSSSSSESSOSSHSSSSSESSESHESESESESOSSESEEH OSES SECO TELEHS reenenenennenesnnnenienenennnninsnnnnte oevees nfiac Oe eveccececeseveccsccecescoceoooooseooosooes Wonderlond’s Annual — Year-End Clearance SPECIAL Soceocecovevesessone ~ for. Boys and Girls” Save Now for this year and next, too. Plenty of cold weather ahead. Selections are 3._good, but they won't last long! SALE STARTS THURSDAY, 5% REG. PRICE Subteen Coats . 26.24 Girls’ Coat Sets 22.49 Girls’ Jackets .. 9.74 Tots’ Coat Sets . 16.49 Snow Suits . . . 11.00 Snow Suits. .--14.99- These are just a few of the many Clearance Bargains we have to offer. Many more in all. departments. cccccgogeuineecerneserenererey FABRIC SHOP Ph. FE §-4457 CHeccepecvecceeseede * PrYvTTTIV itt “Best for Children” TEL-HURON CENTER FE 5-9955 SOHHSSSARESSSSSSHSSSSSSSHOSSLESSSH HSS SSESEOHE eeeeeeceeeesooeeeooeeeestoeeeeeeeeee SEPSOSEOOSSSOSEDEOOOOEES CONE OD eR PF eeecesesescoseeseosesseeceeee eee PYvyiiiiy iii riiiiiiiiiiiiiitiisiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiitity On Sale Tomottowat —s, KRESGE’S. Fd cere one nes sane croceneovennante 4 4 nth ey at ene? | eh ~¢@ ‘at Great Savings! A Wide Selection of Dressy, ‘Casual and Tailored Styles But Not ‘All Sizes in All Styles “790 ‘And *g% Regularly $8.95 to $13.95 _ The SHOE BOX | ~ Shoes for the Family ere FE 4-0259 cuando gn mmm bai: nes 4 a aec™ i © $3 ele A ee netcvcntcv crouse cutis ottkchcpeqy cakpanaldbitl oscos Sale $4.99 , | ne slipons, 34 1690 ci cis he ‘.. salle $2.99 SP ge cant * ‘TEL HURON SHOPPING covran apa nights 10D pm ee thursday, friday, ae ; Fecsecees eeeccccccecs ssnnunssonnnacennuscnansscsennnecesnneesentocced COROOOETESOOE DOD OD OOS LOS OD OOS SER ODED ONS SCRCe8 . e ° ° « iJ e ° ° e * * s Ld ° ° . * Lad ® e ° * * ° e e e ° Ld * = e e e ° * Ld hd . ° ° _® * * Ld ° * Ld ° ad Ld ad * e ° ° e * Ld e “* Ld sd ° Ld ° e Ld LJ e Ld * Ld * ° Ld e ° s e ° Lad ° Ld La ° ° ° ° * * . °. ° e ° ° hd for'Mrs. C.J. Sault Widow.of Dr. Brannock HEHE Open Tues., Wed., There. il 6—Set ’tl SE RRO CaM NS ee bly a een ee so eet one ho 2 bee mg Aan ere Soin, Daughters of the American Revo- : will “the _jheld at Muir Brothers Funeral tor, will officiate at the 2 p.m. from 4 Home at 2 p.m. today with burial the cab. The sbandi 5 - service with burial following in Oak): Goodland ‘Township Cemetery. |ahd Messer drove to the ot Davisburg Man Hurt — {Hill Cemetery. She died Sunday. _| station. nock of Pontise and a grondenaa (a COr Strikes Tree | @ACK J, MIOTKEY _Suriiten are her tather, Mance No Dodaing Thi Driver |i 108 Tf wee his oh birdday, Barbara Joe Brannoek, Dolan C. Palmer, 20, of Davis Service for former Rochester pichard ‘Spencer, both of Imlay OU dging is Vriver — Mrs, Smith's body will be at the| burg ‘was treated for cuts and |Tesident Jack J, Miotkey, a2, of 'Gity. Donelson-Johns Funeral Home un-|briises and released from Pontiac|Bélleview, Ill, Was held Tuesday, angen coe tee ti)-neen: Saturday when it will be General” Hospital” yesterday “attest it Belleview. ni i: aicutereran C leaeuen ten come ‘Church for service at 1:30 p.m,|struck a tree, mother, Rose Burke of Roches- i Saturday, The Rev. C. George Wid-| Driver of the auto was Earl L,|ter, his sister, Anna Bressler, “When Hit by Car i E j difield, her rector, will officiate.|Garner, 21, of 208 Grant St., Holly,|Pomtiae; Lucy Bauer, of St. Clair Burial will follow in Perry Mt.jaccording to Oakland Count Shores; and Helen Young of East drove "'|Mirs. Harold Hovey, 2965 Park Cemetery. itf's deputies. The crash happened|Tewas: his brothers Louis of| LAPEER —Donakd Sutphin, 200 ————— Rd., Tuesday about 8:45 p.m. * - |about 2:45 a.m. on Davisburg road,|Rochester and Harry with the U.S. of 449 Higley St.,- Lapeer, was cy | blaze apparently started \¢L : east of Holly. Army in Germany. taken to Lapeer County General» «eet Club Burglarized — Lapeer fi Party WILLIAM M. Perris __|Hosoital with fractured wrist and) picenacwn va un — ‘Thieves poeghen ee Dr. Crane to Address ta es es on cor ae Sl ery ere Set for Tomor TOW Convention in Detroit Pettis, 89, of 218 East Rd.,jon M2 Tuesday night. The acci- at cone see ee Seis HOLLY—A benefit ski party win | D®. George W. Crane, payc Dryer Funeral Home. He : pe OLENA bevel sit party wil eit whose syndicaled olan apyltaral gant day Friday, whether it snows or |Pe@"3 om the editorial of Th@/the home his son is building on|McConnell. 56, of Mayville, sald | Sponsored by the Laymen’s|\n¢ Principal speaker at the: batlen guttering « heart attack. car. |< _ Agngue of Birmingham Cahoon So Se eee ae Officiating will be the Rev. Harry], Suiphin is home on furlough trom | Church, the proceeds will go to the ia Sheet paar eachers ‘\Parker of Holly Baptist Church. |the 3 a | building fund of tle church. t Setareny, Burial will be in Lakeside Ceme- : = ‘, .| Crane will discuss “Why Prog-/tery, . ® cil necemsary, snowmaking ™e-lzos5 Depends on Business Eatee|""Geaviving are his wit, Nita, ansiOOR COMMISSIONGL tows and ski equipment are avail-|%%-" The convention, held at thé/one son, James of Holly; two . : | able, as well as food and warming|5‘*!et Hotel, begins today. daughters, Mrs. William Hirst oti F Pp Sisson 1] Dies facilities in the ski lodge Livonia, and Mrs. Jack Baker, of|'* * * rity will be open from 10 a.m. to 1i/St. Clair Pastorate | Ross Markham of Detroit, and one|rangements were being p.m, brother, Eugene of Holly. today ; ' Ra amagio gary - Rev, George! tie wag @ lifetime resident en er 0 Baptist Church, i A Old Shells Still Potent {Aimont, has accepted a call to the coe, AN @ STELLMA The Ti-year-old Sisson died after .|pastoraie of the First Baptist - a a brief illness. A quiet, sturdy, BRANDY, Va, #—Three Civil|\Church at St, Clair, effective} Frank S. Stellmach, 77, a former |former railroad official, Sisson dis- | War shells fired in the battle of|Jan. 1. _* lemploye of Pontiac Motor Div.,|tinguished himself as president of | ‘Brandy Station ~were recovered; The Rev, Mr. Parker has servéd/died Tuesday of a heart ailment/the DSR eommission which he: a dry creek bed here byjas pastor of the First Baptistiat home of his son, Otto of|served nearly 10 years before re- Church here for nearly five years.|44 ' a ee they contained black powder|Under hig leadership the church|health six months, He was the oldest member of the and could have been exploded by/has undergone a number of Teeter tan camer pte lo prea aas g « ; Hi fl heat, shock; flame or friction. lchanges and major improvements. |Mrs. Sezodrowski of Roy- +e. “; ® b | ,* o*** «* 2 No evening is filled with more excitement— and no tuxedo fits the occasion as perfectly — as a “Sir Blake.” You feel like 1958 belongs to- you ‘alone. You feel a sense of power impressiveness, and deep pleasure. The lady . ‘at your side feels it, too. Have a happier | New Year ,“After Six.” “Sir Blake” Tuxedo $55.00 CUMMERBUND OR CUMMERVEST _ : Any Garment Purchased Will Be Ready for <. ; s . : New Year's Eve! : ‘ : shill adisheoalig eis Stud and Cuff Link Sets from ewienetes ven: SB * eft : } * 4 ae kk cas Lo Science — " r a . 1 TROOM = 2 TONPICA : 3 MACP 4 4 RUHNO vo £ S TRF Bhs Ly 6 GINGGOL 2 g 7 SLAKE ich 8 TINLF 4 lil ah ee Bree gge x come from homey inthe lower ular form for export. — fcmah coeenies duale level. | Dr. Drow sid‘ bent th were so crete that 8.0.00 gifted children in medium to five years, until early 1957. ‘Here ‘were some of her Ott am ait South, aften's urea and Most gifted teen agers now |forms the uranium into 45 S. SAGINAW | MIRACLE MILE peed acedies n’s_or-Ladies mise this sale. You Don't Need Co Take 6 Months ‘to SAVE NOW! ' When Every Dollar Counts! [THE SALE "You" | | WAITEDFOR! | ghd an. eaten tenia, ‘Here's | your chance to buy fornow and © & even next year. Check this ad © - | carefully, shop-the entire store — | for big bargains. Even at these | low-prices - : | You Can “CHARGE IT" & eee aapeaeieias A A Si SOAR CIT Tin RPE chil RAE i. Attached While You Wait LOU-MOR JEWELER « Open Mon. & Fri. ‘til 9 — Open Every Night ‘til $ SPECIALS FOR FRI, SAT., MON. and TUES. - OPEN FRI. and MON. “TIL 9 P.M. WYMAN’S ANNUAL FURNITURE t - ’ Hes ht q eS aE pr aM SARIS iar as a eit = nae ee — dibs oie — ee — pase = “ i a NEM m ures of is en aga : eats or pt aia , a 1 ore rf > o ** a “a hi Formerly Sold to 19.99 10° | Here's your epportunity to sdve on famous quality fabric makes such os Bernard Altman, Forstmanns, : ‘ - Julliards, Stroocks, Allegro, Peerless, Stroffords, etc. Big selections of fitted, box ond sheath, styles, all the} | best colors me block. BED FRAMES ......... a — $ 95 A beauty!’ Full table top with = four cooking units. Big oven. _ Big storage drawers. Used. . DINETTES Reg. $159.95 TABLE TOP GAS RANGE. S DINETTE in modern: ot . with four matching chairs. . . $79.95 5-Pe. CHROME root 40p. 4 thatching choirs, ‘scien nama oe Lorge oven, ample re _§ Reg. $69.95 — 5-Pe. WROUGHT IRON” “space. Full 36” size, used. . 49" z 39" Isave Up to 40% | Stoin, acid, mor- i “on our floor samples ~ — | REFRIGERATORS: modern design, upholstered Floor samples, one-of- ee ee ee ee in lustrous, long-wearing paowy duty porns: fabric. . m Reg. $12.95 DINING ROOM CHAIRS. in SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Reg. $44.95 PLATFORM ROCKER, covered © ran SSN rr ree Rg = ‘4° YOUR OLD FURNITURE IN TRADE — EASY TERMS! SAVE up to 40% ON LAMPS, ‘END TABLES, MAGAZINE | RACKS, . i OCCASIONAL : _ CHARS ne T FREE ago | 97788 Ss 2 “14 JAS Groups of Girls’ Dresses, stint, Blouses, Sweaters. at B% to 50% Off! t HERE WHEN DOORS OPER! : a ‘ON BETTER LADIES’ WINTER COATS) Warm Car Coats Long, Short Coats _ Dress, Sport Formerly Sold to $39 Formerly Sold to $49 a Soldeo $69 319° = 539) Bg Junior sizes, misses’, large sizes. Come, sove now! | ‘| LApDIES’ |) LUXURY — 1| 1 SUITS | COATS |) i . fs Fur Trims, Tweeds; etc. | Dress, 10-44 ~ | Dress, Sport ge | O s j Ht Temetrsiine se. | | frmivswse FL Sian 120% to 40% Savings! || se | 349 | S49 Now is Pac chance to SAVE! Floor Samples, One-of-a-Kind Demonstra- : reer Fine Ps ana tors! Regular stock. . . It’s all included in this clearance sale of bargains! | ' gg mec + vet gg 5 | Formerly Sold to $49 ; BE vg ny se pag em ey rea | RUGS & CARPETS LIVING ROOM SUITES | | 3 ps $5 : SPQ ; $09 % at > “ : . f . 4 2 Reg. $79.95 —— 9x12 RUGS. * "Reg. $149.95 2-Pe. MODERN DECOR- jf me § ey oe a ae Ses. : j ; Choice of colors and patterns. § ATOR COVERED SUITES.$@ F Prints, crepe ioe LE Fonmuly Sold to $69 569 v0 $99 ~ Northern Muskrote i i A big value in new beauty for Big, handsome chair and dav- Be c $4 = 9 YOU ee eee. enport. Ultra modern—design. —— — y f s$ 9 | } Reg. $5.95 S049 Reo. $129.95 2-Pe. ULTRA MODERN [ : a TWIST THROW RUGS. DAVEN. AND MATCHING 2 hea ; O39 r j — my CHAIR. Long-wearing decor SIME OE | : | MINK STOLES _ 7 E* BEDROOM SUITES oe. fabric cover ..... ae ! € ‘cake ny $l i Oi ends Reguier Price on $399 ; t - Reg. $79.95 STUDIO COUCH. Spring- | $ s i ; Reg. $169.95 — 3-Pe. LIMED OAK BED- filted seat and back. Opens in $§ 3 | Z Nationally Senien Maaiod waited! Here's ™ ROOM SUITE. Bed, Chest, : @ jiffy to a comfortable bed i : suits tat wenger Si. iF Dresser. A beoufy. Bargain for two persons. ........... 1 ol | Colors. Site 10 044-53 Ati priced, ‘floor somple Pe eee : . Reg. $109.95 SECTIONAL SOFA: Choice Ih! aes : 5 i. . . $22.95—UPHOLSTERED of colors. Long-wearing dec- _ | = = bale A aa i LLYWOOD BOOKCASE orator fabric, tpholstered. > Ate i 2 oe te ed a 4 ede : ‘i er eee = 2? r] e ae Tt ¢ TtTtT™ 3 % as 4 eet Choe _**_ |] SBOYS’, GIRLS’ and TOTS’ COATS, SNO-SUITS and JACKETS® vot airy resets = *4” GAS & ELECTRIC RANGES Girls’ Car Coots Boys’ Parka Jackets Girls’ 7-14 Coats Teen’ 10-16 Coots i colors: white- tev tek <. Reg. $108.0 Kk dns ora eine Tots’ Snow Suits Girls’ Car Coots | Coat Sets 3-6x __ Girls’ 7-14 Coots ' RE pe ORE g. $198. il size a Boys’ Jackets «= Tots’ Snow Suits Boys’ Suburbans Coat Sets 3-10 | eg. . | Formerly Sold to $12.99 Formerly Sold to $14.99 Formerly Sold to $24.99 Formerly Sold to $29.99 , P Blouses, Skirts: : = = * Nylon “Stipa” Sold to $3.99 4 Sold to $2.99 oe Spas $yss Nylon Hose Sold. to $1.00 7 Sold to wie : Pines : SPACE DOG — Laika sits placidly in ‘compartgnent at Spet- | nik Il, awaiting role as first space traveler. oe IN OONTROL—Nikita — chev SWS Seemeety | from - Little Rock Episode Second By JOE WING General Editor, AP Newsfeatures - 1957, ‘Their breaking of the gravity barrier has been adju ok, évent by the nation’s top news "The Russian achievement’ has had broad consequences: While’ éditers ii THE “Associa Two metal moons lobbed into outer space by Russia made the biggest news of] 4. the year’s outstand- “Press” “antitial pots: While the United States ‘ insisted it wasn’t racing+— ; satellites, 7 ‘launching, .quickty prov a ‘propa- ‘ganda victory for Russia. -It was even likened here|* ‘to. a second Pearl Harbor. Soon President Eisenhower as-| , sured Americd” it was still ahead! ‘The guardsmen turned away nine in over-all military strength, ap- * pointed a science coordinator, and. . gave priority to the whole missile * program. As the realization sank!when the nine did enter school a Septey fon _ ina few ‘spots, and in Littl: Rock «most of all, cornered national in- , terest, National Guard Called At Little Rock, Gov. Orval Fav-| ee cee Seow move insured places for the “|preme if uneasy authority in Rus-, sia, ne on in his: Khrushchev eran Kremlin hands as V.M. Molo- bus iguardsmen around Central High| School to “maintain order,” after| a federal court ordered all per- sons to refrain from interference | with > wpe integration. of the school 'Negrods scheduled to enter the school -but ‘were withdrawn after three weeks under court order. riot — a vane efforts. * Then federal] troops were rushed in by order. While nine students in the erstwhile white school, it also spread bit- terness through the South and cupied territory,” asserted Fau- bus. KHRUSHCHEV The third big story was the swift rise of Nikita Khrushchev to su- threw Arkansas national/The charge: Zhukov was seeking | personal power. * * a Dave Beck and James R.. Hoffa the the 1,300,000-man Teamsters’ Un- ‘hearings on rackets that placed fourth ‘among the year's top news after re a vindication, but later bowed out. His heir apparent, Hoffa, also fered loss of memory at critical points. He admitted erring in as- As an aftermath, the Teamsters called before the committee, suf-|_ sociating with “bums and crimi-|pe The Best of 1957 1. Sputniks launched — 2. Little Rock story. ma: CE i ae eH Akt Audrey. 7 Eakowere 8 latest tithes. ea we Bes a oo eal 9. Girard case. ~ ‘America was notable for its low te, its 12 million U.S.| iviewms and the fact that a vac-| cine was developed and manulac-' tured in a matter of months to. help keep it under control, Still pa ete! whether . it riogy a re.) — “Ghnwdidnes. A, yous. D- fm « soldier jn Japan, William | |S. Girard, shot and killed a Jap- 10; Civil rights bill passed. panded its influence into Syria. Suddenly, this fall, Syria was hol- lering that Turkey and America was warning she would not stand idly by in any such event. a Turkish diplomat would be no war. 539, property loss 40 million dollars. The President's mild stroke’. This story broke after some bal- lots were in the mail and most editors bad -to assess it while it tov and Georgi M. Malenkov from |Usion ‘was “expelled ‘in December), the stock market, as was the the party's ruling. Presidium, Then, only three months later, he’ handed walking papers to no less| .. ja national hero than Georgi Zhukov, the defense minister, who had: from the AFL-CIO organization. * * * Fifth amon big stories on’ the editors’ Sg: was the boiling. Middle East that generated an- backed him in the —— crista. other major - when Russia ex- inesses in 1956 and 1955, and smoked ‘up once more the issue of estab- lishing succession — for an jailing president in case of ne- lcesnity. said, in effect, to forget it, there’ colleagues, case in previous presidential Hi, anese woman on a target range and became an international is-| sue. America won good will by’ INOCULATED — Woman’ winces as she reccives Asian | flu vaccine. -_- henaseono PRESERVING PEACE — United Nations Emergency Force a ee ra UNDER ATTACK — Teamsters Union Pres- — during questioning at Senate rackets hearing. _- at what remains of their gencral Hurricane Audrey. HURRICANE’S WAKE — Rare ae ek ee store in Holly Beach, La., after. Economists See Temporary. Lag Ahead . 58 Dollars Harder to Get By L. A. BROPHY 7 try due to labor-management ‘yuuabbles. > *Phe- end- result, however, likely will be . ecalea,. = ~ (Admits Killing CWite’ sEscort “Chicago Man Held i} yer Shooting “at Party ”in|vou , increases. NEW YORK (AP)—Some of the ex- ' perts say you won’t have it as good in 1958. Others say you will. How economic forces will affect your life next year is somewhere in-between the two views, “ + 6 This writer's opinion is: Many people in the new year are go- ing to find things a little tougher than they have been ih the free-wheeling years of the postwar boom. . Why? Because the boom is taper- ing off. The signs are clear and un- mistakable, Reduced to its simplest terms, demand for the products of American industry is catching up with supply; in many fields, it has caught up. This does not mean there will be hard times for the majority of workers, It does mean that such things as unre- stricted overtime — which helped to buy that television set or automatic dish washer—will not be as easy to come by. Tt means that industry, complaining about failing profit’ margins due to costs, is going to wy and hold = line oh wage ee ‘There may be more labor turmoil, more shes, more dislocation “ pie: 4 higher wage lives and hope’ accordingly. | Government economists Cabannd- ly take the view that widely adver- - tised business lag is not going to affect the average person to any great extent, It’s the private economists who are not so optimistic. “A decline in spending by industry for new. plant. and equipment has al- ready showh up. In other , indus- try, which year-by-year has been spend- ing huge. sums to Increase its ‘facilities to make more things for you to buy, has decided the demand does no} justify con- tinuing such expenditures. — x ff 2 : The general predictions from most quarters are that the economy will laze along, tending slightly downward until mid-y and then gather steam for better finish for the year. There. are fore- casts that construction will help and that new housing will pick up. se & What's the sum-up for 1958? tn ei A pel ais oe normal economic conditions with some people having to scrambles little hard- | | er for a dollar and; the necessity for ° everyone to realize that - boom con- tinues indefinitely and to shape their -|killed hig wife’s escort ata | Saginaw Home SAGINAW (INS) — A Chicago man who admitted he shot and Christ- “John N. Wright, 35, said he paid ‘a surprise visit to his estranged wife, Ana, 7, who left him in Febrnary te live with her - mother in Saginaw. 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Spotlighted by Mrs. McKay _ told and I wag beginning t El T'd better enjoy my = For the third time in a dec- ade, Queen Elizabeth II is EB {5 aif qi) 3*8 Hd go3 ‘se ‘eel | | BE details of each grandchild— similar to. the wedding rec- ords she says she made for “Paris Offers Art Training for the Kiddies Children need not wait until Cassos at an early age, special art schools for children have sprung up in Paris, where youngsters may spend their time following in the footsteps of their creative elders. Most of the courses arte given - on Thursday, which is the other of other nationalities ag well as . French children, so that visit- ing Americans also may have heir offspring receive this in- VIRGINIA FLATH Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. _ Flath of South Winding ‘drive announce the- en- gagement of their daugh- _ ter, Virginia, to. Paul T.. Odell, son of Mr, and. «Mrs. Paul R. Odell of “West Huron street. A May wedding is planned. Woman of the Year in Ameri- MR. and-MRS. JAMES H. PHILLIPS Elaine Kneale Marries — -in Bethany. Baptist. Rite ’ Bethany Baptist Church was the setting for the Saturday evening wedding of Elaine Kneale and James H. Phil- the of Utica. * * *- The bride chose a_ floor- length gown of Chantilly lace in princess empire waistlines. car- ried white fur muffs with red poinsettia bows résebuds. ‘* * * Serving as his brother's best man was William Phillips. of Birmingham A brother of the bride, Earle N. Kneale, Russell Harvey ana E. William Robin- son, both of Rochester, seated the guests. * * 4 For a reception in. the church parlors Mrs. Kneale wore a beige crepe street - length. dress with brown accessories: and a corsage of brown cym- Barge’s choice was qa strect- . length gown of ‘teal blue with & pink ¢cymbidium orchid cor- Before leaving on a trip to Buffalo, N. Y., the new Mrs. Phillips changed to a mavy izabeth Wins Title for Third accessories and a white rose corsage. The couple will live on Henderson street. sity and the bridegroom at- Technology : : Bloomer Girls Back in Style Bed at Its Best centered “When Fresh, Clean. _ As every tired body knows, a bed is at its best when it’s spanking clean, And ow, thanks to the new synthetic _kets as fresh as yous bed “linens.” ' hese modern blankets are machine washabje in lukewarm soap or detergent suds. There's no excuse for not laundering — them almost as often as you~ - do your sheets! ‘Entertain Children mf _ by Onion Remedy , daughter, * oer Foyd 8. Falls, son of Mr. and some academic circles that her husband, George Met- alious, lost his job as princi- Other women voted outstand- pai of the Gilmanton, N.H., ing in their fields for 1957 are public schools, and is now as follows: teaching in Stowe, Mass. Mrs. SPORTS: Althea Gibson, the Metalious is the mother of 30-year-old tennis player from three chiidren.~ « Harlem, who this year won ENTERTAINMENT: . Ingrid practically every major cham- § Bergman, winner of an Acade- pionship in the world of inter- -— my Award for her work in the national tennis, The lanky, ure version of “An- smiling, dark-skinned Aithon astasia.”” The Swedish-born ac- climaxed an 18-tournamen tress, who gave up career and winning streak by taking the {amily for her controversial women’s singles championship romance with Italian movie di- at Wimbledon- in July, after rector Roberto Rossellini, made women’s singles title at For- life this year, when her mar- est Hills in September. riage to her “one true love” = 2 -& ended in a legal separation, LITERATURE: Grace Met- with divorce in the offing. She alious, the New Hampshire is now in England, at work x* * * : BUSINESS: Lucille Ball, one- Nhe Bethe (tied wea te inthe Bathtub — team of Lucille Ball and Desi American Apache Indians sora tie ape rg Pn gw were great believers in the m top-rated ’ steam bath. Bath “houses” also produce a number of other. television attractions, The ap- were according to. tly headed “Lucy” of th ro tigate members an TY ren Sos oat te Boo = ' have a very solid business head m because the steam and thick vapors were sup- - VOR ~ posed ‘fo clear the head for “MUSIC: Maria Callas, the _ ideas and decisions. American operatic soprano So next time you're stumped — with the “voice of an angel,” over a family problem, mull who has zoomed to the top “+ FO problem in the pre Hegde 1 om Yewap wg 1D, at | Metropolitan Make it a hot bath, with sata uae te tex bee plenty of thick soapsuds—and New York of Greek parents maybe the solution to your and says she was the ugly problem will come like magic duckling of the family, fat, once you feel relaxed! awkward and shy. She started : 8, went to Athens at 13 to Others Benefited study at the Royal Conserva- tory, made her operatic debut i id from severe? sf 7 Clara Neal wondered, asked EDUCATION: Mrs. L. C. two doctors. Bates of Little Rock, Ark., They replied it is helpful © who made headlines in Sep- only° by “keeping people at a tember during the integration safe distance from the person crisis in the schools of that who eats onions as 4 cure, city, She is president of the eneeaes Silos ~ * * * : Margaret Chase Smith, the Republican senator Ss i MR. and MRS. MARVIN L. GROAT ~Connié Redman Wears Gown of Brocaded Faille 4 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. tounee the eugagement of thle , Diane Marian, to - Mrs. J. R. Falls-of Ala, A Mardh 8 we planned, me a oe ae ro Bagnall ‘ Fie. pp et Fg Efe BEE SERE ctf RES fel skeei ESkE if: i 1 i if boy. going with a man who is get- and we ‘ing &@ divorce but he is still night. He On extra good terms with his ie be ~ Wife. He says he loves me and pe . so | know I love him, but’! a every n't like the way he is always : =u pe DP a asa ge I notice he has money to : buy parts for his car and ev- He seems to have a million oe re good excuses for being over that of his. I care for ‘there. He says they are living him @ lot end don't went to apart. How can I find ont if give him up. Please tell me they are still living under the how 1 can chinge him? - — —__ IMs * WONDERING changing him—what you need it’ Pe ae i change of company. Kids : who pat and Rock every tight DEAR ABBY: I am 25 and are asking for trouble. He says 5@Ve been married for two out? Tell him you “can’t af- an and does al] right because ford” his kind of entertain- he is ambitious and works on * * * We have no children (the DEAR ABBY: What do you doctot said I never will). I do with a husband who is so could work, but my husband : won't let me becatite he is so = sit tien tcc ae ae green eyes, a very (I lift ol a ee gor Married bored sitting around all day : ', - because I used to work two . tress) and I think if First Baptist I don't get to do Jaarde gh ha Aeay tostand Connie Jean °™ = 4 that I should go back to work- Redman and — ing? ce Marvin L. _ pear BORED: A woman's Groat. She is Bie arne ae ee is that “ — . If you can the daughter seg Phage ofthe of Mr. and cole. You too much _ ae to sit around and Mra. One L, a sa ’ 82 «& Redman nd. cesy Ager: | tt ¢ oe stolons Rag hs 3 2 wags ‘s son of Mrs. _ opinion on a matter, My prob- Marion tata - Chamberlain.“ is row in 2 menial iostitution for the rest of his life. one who really knows him and sees him. He says we should nee Oe heme, ane remember with cards and gilts at Christmas and his bee tig age aay * Sending things to a stranger. = buaoner She is the daughter of Mr DEAR E. F.: And it you and Mrs. Ovid L. Redman of Sean ens, © Witla Soy to avenue, and he is the a stranger wouldn't it be ~ son of Mrs. Marion - Worth the time and effort? By GOWNED IN FATLLE the grace of God : * , ase = | 3 DEAR ABBY: We have some :: Fi ge ; i the .is up there him. -_ ‘It he is un the the, she Is thos, tet We a in cual Mee it beside her, people _ ee : DISGUSTED - of real happiness, a. girls is the 3} ? Formerly Sold $ to 7 i): Gabe cacy Sold to 115.00... Seve up to one-half pn nationally farnous labeled suits. Many are fur trimmed. and fitted styles in all wool fabrics. junior, misses’ ond women's sizes. > ‘Boxy Petite, Leather Coats — 558 Coat end Suit elon decent Floor _ QUALITY FURS* Extra! Extra! 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Jacqueline, Natur- Regular to 24.95. Martinique, 95. Se * Allfcolors, all heel heights. Suede pate and calf. All sales final! : Shoe Salon—Mezzanine BOYS’ WEAR | ¢ Formerly Sold” , H°° : > ceed nt 12°° penade’ Sold to. 110.00. 2 to 129.00. Included in the fur trims are Beautiful Natural Mink Shawls, Luxurious Ranch Mink, Dyed White Fox, Dyed White Beaver, Dyed we Persian Lamb. ‘fer labeled te show of ‘Imported “ a origin FOUNDATIONS ‘WARNER SPECIAL BRA —. .. - Sizes 32 to 40. White only. A, B, C cup. GIRDLE or — ae PANTIE GIRDLE 5 Reg. 7,00 veces : S..M.,-L,.White only SARONG SPECIAL ZIPPER GIRDLE 95 Reg. 10.95.,.... | Sid 16-inch in white only, Sizes 27 to 32. \CKETS. . Were to 10.98 cS ~ - Were to 12.98 4 i Were to 16.98 Polo Shirts Woes 16 1.98 387 | Famely 107 =» 149.00 | = - ROO. Bd in ba cor — S| aa | BOYS {LENGTH DRESS COAT,Lt Gray, $4 opt \eamslel teeheves coud lok fee P ge norma tart initiated PY chance for advancement,” “ne | her Saturday marriage to Wil- | to @ blue wool dress with navy Pe agndiamagene ed aapirsaid comme res oe ward 1 Mealy weekly Pa scr puerta te] oatte sor arive or eiterent | Hath Wallace of Blomiielt | socmamrien. "i 0% Renter Bind. | . , ee ee ye ‘one, Masonic Temple for a Christmas| Meas,” “little recognition for so | Hills was Flora Georgina ay hy . | $3.98 to. $0.98 wales, ..... 0.00. ccccseecccces circumstances — paid varations, “ex much aggravation” — these are lie MacFarlane, also of Bloom- Bloomfield Terraces. , Set a SS Thine| ete [Saree | an a . ATTA 15 South Saginaw | working conditions. Mrs. sylvan Clark, worthy ma-| >t they eche the majority. since al ohlte site wk | Grand Opening | : “Most. of all, the government of-tron, and Eldon Sweazy, worthy| More than 54 per cent of the stephanotis for her wedding in | fered job securjty. patron, presided over the initiation|boys and 45 per cent of the girls) yirk in the Hills. The Rev. é ct ats COR. Seip. Same ietad low sages tn. the. major Harold DeWindt performed the kd . drawback of em _ - ray reap ergs Si aa Rel cere ma leanaed Ria, LU PEARS ee ee eee +k Parents of the bride are Mr . Ultra Modern > . 5 are o = Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clinginan and “The government pay scale, once} and Mrs, John MacFarlane of : . |&@ heavy inducement, hoids little Renton, Scotland, and the | esas aed attraction for foday’s high: school bridegroom is the son of Mr - Beauty Shop— students, who soon will be heading; and Mrs. Duncan Wallace of _ renee Bee ae on was. Mrs. out to hunt for jobs. 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Steamed ~- Pudding i% cups sifted flow 2 teaspoons double-acting baking powder- ty teaspoon salt % teaspoon nutmag \% teaspoon cinnamon this + i j teaapoon pice \% cup butter or margarine ty cup lke cups. coarsely chopped peeled ap | \%e cup seediess raisins (rinsed in hot water and. drained) Sift together the flour, baking ‘powder. salt; nutmeg, “cinnamon and allspice. Cream - butter and sugar; beat in egg thoroughly: Add, sifted dry ingrediénts, alternately; With .milk,. until blended. Fold in) PILLSBURY i cups heavy cream lOeounce packages froren +11 — thawed and crushed | quart mil ‘a cup daw or rum cup sugar. - Dace nutmeg Beat egg yolks: add cream ant ually add s sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating constantly jam glossy. Fold. into strawberry imixture. Garnish with whole froz- en strawberries, if desired. kle. with nutmeg. Makes about 3% quarts. apples and raisins. 7 Turn into a well-greased seal : Horseradish F RESH ad GRADE A mold. Cover mold with its own Ss -|cover, heavy foil or -two thick-| Bottle 19° Fj nesses of brown paper secured with’ a e ixes 4 string. ; Place on a rack in steamer or. : *; . ee Pibeeni-g kettle and pour in boiling-wa- 5 Giscelete sem 5 vehew = _veaty_ o * ter to about 44-inch the depth of the | * Spice © Orange - : Shrimp |mold. Steam 2 hours. Serve hot | \\with “Hard Sauce, Makes 6 to $} Cocktail Eton Velvet San peerings. PAN-READY rigs 3] HAMILTON - BORDEN’S i { - Im many parts of the United States, it’s an old tradition to eat navy beans between Christmas and » Twelfth Night to insure prosperity and good fortune in the year ahead! Even without such an in- centive a flavorful pot of baked beans is a welcome dish on any holiday menu for the family or a ctowd,- ‘ ‘ oo a 2 And, with much festive entertain. ing ahead, many’s the hostess look- ing for new versions of the creamy * mix surrounded by crispy chips vas Se So eeeeee for dipping, which has become such -#-popular-party-custom. According to those who have tried it and know best, one of the most unusual dips starts with a can of beans. Ready for appetizers or snacks in jig time is this delicious mix- ture of beans, deviled ham_ and tangy seasonings. Your guests will have fun guessing the contents and be joyously clamoring for the rec- . ipe! Party Bean Dip 1 — can baked beans in tomate, i eau #8 deviled ham 1% Tebies 1 tablespoon en Woreesters sauce Ready Made Salod Boon at to Busy Holiday Cooks. Do you look for new additions, P on the grocer’s shelves? Have’ you noticed the ctelibarry that ras been introduced for the holi- day season? Like the other — five gelatin salads. cranberry salad is pack- aged in a 14-ouncé. clear plasiic mold « of fluted design with a Generous dash tabasco” ‘, medium onion finely occ Mix beans with all other ingre- dients except onions. Press through sieve or puree in blender till smooth. Remove to serving dish and add diced onion. Chill till ready tO serve. - Crisply fried and drained bacon (about 44 cup crumbled) may be substituted for the deviled ham.! Add the broken bacon bits to the onion. Either of these dips. also makes a zesty sandwich spread, Pose Problems for the Cook MADISON, Wis. (INS) — Cook- ing for one or two instead of a ping. Linnea Dennett, foods specialist ‘at the University of Wisconsin, Says costs go-up quickly when you '|buy. too mich perishable food. “Cans and packages sized to. serve one or two may cost more, “Tf you leave half a can of soup, use it as a sauce or to blend cas- mix at the same time as the diced large family takes planned shop- Glocier Club ’ Here . a new recipe for a de-j lightfully different soup combining | _ja package of green pea soup mix | with half package of onion soup | mix, The velvet-smooth smoky wes, vor of the old-fashioned gréen pea | soup blends into an intriguing new taste when added to the gold-| en toasted onions and beef stock | of the onion soup mix. A fine Italian hand ig shown | with a lavish sprinkling of tons in which the bread‘ig eut into, cubes, tossed in melted butter and then sprifkled with Parmesan | chéese before toasting under the | ‘broiler. ne * The remaining half of the Sac age of onion soup mix, incidentally, | adds wonderfiil flavor to gravy. for roasted meat: such as lamb, | beef, pork or’ fowl. Onion Pea: Soup- With: Croutons 1 package green_pea soup 3 tablespoons 1% pkg.) onion soup mix. 3% cups cold water Stir soup ‘fnixes into cold water, | mixing until’smooth. Bring to a boil stirring frequently. Cover and simmer for 5 minutes. Garnish | each serving with Italian Style | Croutons. ITALIAN STYLE CROUTONS: Cut 3 slices of bread into eubes. ' Toss in 1% tablespoons soft or melt- ed butter and sprinkle with 1%/ ‘teaspoons Parmesan cheese. i ‘Spread out in a. single layer on. aluminum foil or cookie sheet and | toast under broiler. 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Slices of bread cut. crosswise from a round loaf are the start. The end is as toast-tasty Round Sandwich Pie Heated Befo The Sandwich Pie begins with a loat-of round bread—ihe largest, roundest loaf of bread you can get. Slice it in the round shape of)- a pie from, the bottom up—try to get four good one-inch slices from the loaf, When you have sliced two pieces it should look like two layers of cake or two pletont 6s top of the other. When you have the bread cut— the: fillings over it, both piping hot. — Cut it like’ a pie and serve. - Tenderness to onto a greased cookie sheet. ‘ ee ilies “Bake ‘in modeFate (350 degrées) (PCs -Pebruary~ says” the” MSU) ATT tte mit Bak itesi Fy ete lien deviled ham “with \%y snappy Buttermilk Adds Cocoa Cookies These cookies taste like more! 7% cups sifted flour \% teaspoon cloves 1 cup shortening 1 teaspoon baking sods . } teaspoon it . “ 2 cups light-Drown sugar (firmly packed) . 1% — vanilla 2 ene 1 peg buttermilk 1 cup chopped nutmeats - Sift together the flour, -coeoa, cinnamon and cloves. Cream shor- tening, baking soda. and salt. to- gether. Gradually add brown su- gar, creaming well, then vanilla. Beat in eggs thoroughly. Add sifted dry ingredients, alter- nately with buttermilk, until blend- ed. Stir in nuts. Drop froma ta- blespoon, several inches apart, oven 15 to 18 minutes: or until move to wire racks to cool. Store in tightly covered container. Makes 4 dozen large cookies. THE SANDWICH PIE — — Here's an ide agthat is as gay as )vor. .3)serve with buttered toast. ..\her;__make-.them—into-.tempting ied butter. Pop a teaspooh of pea- if has dozens of fillings, plain and as anything you've ever eaten. re Serving spread sponges.into bread. Baked Beans and Deviled Ham The deviled beanwich filling is a and combine with 1 family~size blespoon horseradish, and % cup finely chopped celery. Partially mash-keans during mixing. Spread and bake, . ‘Smoked Fish New in Creamed Style A creamed dish with tangy fla- Creamed Smoked Fish 4 tablespoons butter or margarine 4 tablespoons flour smoked Balt 2 te 4 hard-cooked eggs (sliced) Paprika Melt butter in a 1% or 2-quart salicepan overt low heat;- stir in \ately low heat until thickened and bubbly. Stir in lemon juice, pars- ley, flaked smoked fish, oni aad and). pepper to taste; reheat, with sliced eggs and paprika and Makes 4 servings. Extra Dinner Rolls MADISON, Wis. (INS)—If you have any leftover rolls from i snacks for the youngsters after school. at the University of Wisconsin, says cloverieaf or Parkerhouse rolls are especially adaptable to smallfry sandwiches. | Just separate or open the rolls, brush the top and inside with melt- nmtt butter or jelly inside or be- tween each section of roll and put ir a buttered muffin tin or custard) cup, Heat in a moderate oven for five minutes, = Tangelos Are Cross of Tangerine, Grapefruit not a tangerine. It is a tangelo. You will find -hem in the markets seca Information Agent, (Mrs. Lawyer. The’ tangelo looks like a large orange with high color and smooth skin, A tangelo is very juicy with Cook Potato Beefburgers' in Canned Tomato Juice | Easy - to - prepare, 20-minute dishes win high ratings with home- makers countrywide. Here’s one} which will delight both the plan-| ners and the eaters .. . Potato Beefburgers. Combine 1 pound, ground beef, 1 medium potato (shredded), 1 small onion (finely chopped), 2. tablespoons finely chopped green pepper, 1 teaspodn salt, dash black pepper and 1 erg (slightly beaten), Mix gently with) a fork until blended. Form into) 6 patties; brown in 144 tablespoons shorteriing in skillet, Lower heat; pour one 12-ounce can V3 juice over patties, Cover and simmer about 20 minutes. (During last 7 or 8 minutes. of cooking, Temove cover so’ sauce will thicken slightly.) ‘Makes © 6 servings. French Fry Cauliflower Dip cooked cauliflowe rets in an egg. flour and water. batter and iweeks, followed with a bonus of though not quite so sweet. It is a iecross between the tangerine and grapefruit. grown in Florida. Over 200,000 boxes are expected this year. Step Down Your Weight Stepping your way to a trim: figure can turn bulges into by- gones. The first step is a good). reducing diet for three to four caloreis . . , just enough to main- tain the new, reduced weight. Af- ter three weeks, one returns to the reducing diet and so of until the weight is taken down by steps to the desired elvel. In practice, the holidays from reducing become shorter and shorter-with the low- calorie diet favored as a new way of good eating. Use Sponge for Tidying > moist sponge + is a mighty handy companion at “baking time. fry until goiden -brown in deep hot fat. Serve as a first-course; tidbit with tomato juice if you! like. be used to wipe up spills, and one EB BONS y ge = Md eupe) flaked ready-to-eat 19: S33] S| BREEZE SE 9) ——— ) Di §/° ae z CHOICE BEEF | SHOP-RITE FAMOUS J «oe pOT ROAST | MEAT LOAF (, ‘*-VEETA CHEESE PHILADELPHIA. MILK Ny ROE Ot coe MILK 39: 2 ? xo DBS , 1D nie Bath Size ead te ; G 3-292 29 COPYR. © 1957 by Notionel Retail Marketing (| Pace Rite Markets # 263 Auburn Ave. Open Sunday , : 484 Auburn Ave. | 884 West Huron St. Open Sunday of Cigarettes... _THE Powtiac PSs, SHURSDAY, 1 DEC 2) MAN OF THE YEAR AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV Record Number Smoked in 1957" NEW YORK i — Americans reportedly smoked more cigarettes in 1957 than ever before. They smoked fewer regular cig- arettes in the past year than in. the previous year, but enormously increased +heiteensumption-—of fil- tertip cigarettes, a survey by a national magazine erg cal day. , The report said a xaos 410 bil I - lion “cigarettes were consumed in the country during the year. This was 19 billion more than went up) in smoke in 1956. The gain was made despite pub- lication jn the past year of new) reports by some medical study; groups that there is a statistical | connection between smoking and! lung cancer. Other authorities have! asserted that there is no provable Now Reported by Reds “HONG KONG W — A sudden typhoon with winds that hit the turned 900 fishing boats in. the East China Sea Dec. 12, the Com- imunist New China News Agency said today. * x * ‘but the Reds followed their usual policy: of refusing to give details ot fatalities. The agency said cause-and-effect relefonthip be-| : tween the two, iHeavy Fyphoon De ane +4 top of a Chinese wind scale ‘over-/ Loss of-life was believed heavy! larmy and navy units rescued] }1,200 fishermen fromthe storm, jarea near Chushan, about |miles south of Shanghai. Venus is smaller than the earth; in mass and volume. 70) \gradually. Philip Hendi Federal Plastic Kitchen Accessories Line | Colors: Turquoise and White _ rik and White i ey a ZING a Pull-On cia. at $ 65. ik il aah te haiceatecatent th ~ ie ~~ | HARDWARE . Miracle Mile Store a) $947 ree Red or pa "2 ©Sizes: 7 to 10, -13 to 3 KINN EY Wises "ASSOCIATES: LOAN COMPANY — 2255 S. 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Their son, Denald, 12, first noticed the blaze near the chim- ney about 8 a.m. He roused his parents and the rest of the family. They include Thelma, 19, Leis, 15, Marilyn, 10, and twins, Dale and Dean, 16 months, The family’s Christmas was dis- rupted but enough spirit remained to make the best of it. * * * The children gathered up the Christmas gifts, many of which were soaked with water, and took them to the family car. Even the duck was saved from the kitchen. Couple Speaks Nuptial Vows ot Imlay City * IMLAY CITY — First Congre- gational Church was the setting Saturday evening fer the wedding| of Martha Bade and Russell Pqw- ers, The Rev, John H. Balfour per- formed the rite. The bride wore a gown of em- Her fingertip veil was secured by a headpiece trimmed with rhine- Stones and orange blossoms. Her flowers were white carnations and, lilies of the valley on a wifite! prayer book. Carolyn Bade was maid of | honor for her sister, and brides- maids were Mary do Hélmer and Sally Cole. Raymond Powers was his broth- _ en's best man. Robert Bade, Vern) Lerette dnd Robert Leé were ush- ers. A reception followed in the church parlor. The bride is the daughter of Mr. | ithroughout the state. and Mrs. Donald Bade, Her hus- band is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Powers. ’ They will make their home at 960 Brown City Rd, Imlay City. where the rest of the day was spent. x * * Thelma, home trom Spring ‘Arbor Junior College near Jackson: lost most of her clothes in the blaze. * ** * The fire was confined primarily to the top floor but water damage to-the entire 10-room frame house was extensive, Romeo volunteer) firefighters said, = * * *. They blamed. the blaze oni a de- fective a. : : Rochester Names Park Site for Slone ROCHESTER — The Rochester Civic Park site and skating rink “tnow will be known as the Robert yA. Sione Park and Skating Rink. = * FF. The Village Council, meeting Monday, adopted a resolution to namie the park“in honor’ of “Slone;/* “whom. - poutgoing village “manager: felt wag mainly responsible for the development -of the park site and rink. ; Slone has accepted a position as Grosse Pointe Park's city man- lager after being Rochester’s man- ager for more than eight years. x * * Councilmen pledged to carry’ on development of the park. John Welke Wins Out as Sugar Beet Grower METAMORA — John Welkée of Mayville has been named “Pre- mier Sugar Beet: Grower” by the Michigan Sugar Company, * * * The*premier grower award, based on high’ return per acre, entitled him to enter the state conteSt for an all-expense educa. tional trip and a college scholar- ship. These awards are made jointly by sugar companies * * * The final eliminations will be hs ae ee Jan. 20. STON — Dorothy E. Me- Evoy ahd Joseph B. Serra were! married Saturday: evening at the. First Methodist Church. The Rev. William Richards eticnieg before "|the’ 300 guests. |. The bride wore a white silk-taf-| feta, floor length dress with a chapel sweep train. The dress, fashioned in Alencon lace embroi- dered with seed pearls and irides- cent sequins, fea an - oval) neckline and long’ sleeves. Her). headpiece was of Alencon lace and pearls edged with trile. On a white prayer book she car- ried a bouquet of orchids and stephanotis. _-Miss Barbara. Gardiner of -Bir-. -mingham served as maid of bow or. Miss Carol Richardson and Mrs. Donald Harrison, both of Detroit, and Miss Cicely Glauz of Grand Rapids were attendants. Serving as ushers were Nolan Kaiser of Ann Arbor; Thomas Schwader of Cass City; Charles Balciulis, of Albion, and Prentiss. Dettman of Boston. A reception was held in the church pariors. MR. AND MRS JOSEPH B, SERRA Imlay City Group Readies Land for New Industry IMLAY CITY—Imlay City's In- dustrial Development Corporktion has announced that it has options on four pieces of property to be made available for new, industry desining to locate here. This was stated in the progress report made by Wilbur Young, of the Detroit Edison |: Dorey E. M cEvoy Weds at First Methodist Church The bride is the dimataee i (Mrs. William F. McEvoy and the late Mr. McEvoy of 6990 Ander- sonville Rd. The" bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Francesco Ser- ra: of 31610 Myrna §$t., Livonia. * 28. 8... The bride attended Albion Col- lege where she was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. She now) attends Wayne State University. x «,® sity, College of Medicine. He is a member of Phi Rho Sigma. fra- Fermityn ie, coidaeed Lake Orion 4-H Boy. fo Head County Club LAKE ORION — Bill Middleton of Lake Orion, a member of the East Orion 4-H. Club has _ been elected president ofthe Oakland County 4-H Service Club. Other 1958 officers - recently: elected to the honorary service club for 4-H members 15 years old and older include: Walter Cud-|. nohufski of Lake Orion, East Orion 4-H Club vice -president; Janet Long of Milford, Milford 4-H Club secretary and Paul Norland of Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield 4-H Club treasurer. * * * The two recreation chairmen’ lwill be Clifford Rice of Birming-| ham, Bloomfield 4-H - Club, and 4Grace Williamson of Waterford, | Junior Homemakers Club. The) representative of . the Oakland Lynn +/County 4-H Fair Board will be; James Atchison of South Lyon, Nu-Li-Wix Club. [which "competely destroyed tei 10530 Danvers Ct. ghont Gardens. ‘Coleman fella lla Meme in the + *4 Her husband graduated from Al- -|bion College where he was. affili- ated with Sigma Nu. He is now a student at Wayne State Univer- Clarence Herr; treasurer; Jay) }baMar; "soqretary.~-Herbert-Reatacy con, George Yoshihara; junior dea- acting grand master; Preston Coey, Romeo,. acting grand marshal; Taken to Mt, Carmel Mercy Hos- Detorit, voy oo 2B, | call aan Sag ge 16 months. The baby's foot was badly cut by glass as. she was being handed through a broken *. * te 2 Bod by noticed smoke pouring out of About 8 a.m. yesterday, a passer-| _ the housing unit occupied by the Jett family and called the Town- ship Fire Department. : Damage was estimated at $7,000 by Sgt. James Anderson of the fire department. 5 Past Masters. Install Officers of Almont Masons ALMONT — New officers of Al- mont Lodge 51, Free and Accepted Masons, have been installed, They are: worshipful master, Harold Glover; senior warden, ®'Charles Avery; junior warden,| con, Gary Anderson; stewards, Eu- gene Lane, David Owen, Bil] Bis- hop; and Bevan ‘Bates; marshal, George Farley; tiler, Frank Ri- der. : : x * * Installing officers. were past mas- ters Claude Braidwood, Clawsory [Roy Hamilton, Romeo, acti grand chaplain; George Juhl, mont, acting grand secretary. They were escorted into the lodge and introduced by < past ‘master William Herr Jr. The outgoing master, George Plumb, was presented with his past master’s pin by past master, Ray Warner, who has been &@ Cuts Quite a Figure he got an early start. He was Mason for over 50 years and still is active. LLANO, Tex. ® — Little David Lynn Maddox should cut quite a figure when he grows up. 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INCLUDES: B= Dramatic Savings oo Fey ALL THREE __ ROOMS OF _ FURNITURE 297 County Mumps Crop | of 1957, 349 early in 1956, and 27 is expected to number 730. - BE per cot the ck, and of Eeaber of petits teptties. fe reer © cr if = STORE weapon” — the inter- Br mab ballistics missile. And had flung Sputniks/. his scientists I and Tl out of this. worid. Wet met everything went fe prot way in 1957. De. _ nd - Kittushchey’s bluster and threats failed to terrify Turkey or @@use the NATO nations to falter in their determination to streigihen their bases with American-made nuclear missiles. COURSE CAUTIOUs Caimunist Poland, steering a cautious course away from Krem- lin deamination, accepted % million dollars in U. S. aid and applied for More. The year 1957 saw leadership Changes in all the big four na- thems except the United States. ‘President Eisenhower and Vice Preaident Nixon were inaugurated into their second terms Jan. 20. By November, Eisenhower's third ilinéss in two years — thig time a milld cerebral stroke — brought forth some suggestions that he resigh. But Eisenhower kept his own ¢ounsel. x* «* * Russia, meanwhile, went Leading Diseases Mumps continued to outnumber the @ther communicable diseases in the city and county last week, according to Dr. John D. Monroe, health director. * *« * There were 78 cases reported to the county health department last week, compared to 66 the previous. week. City cases reportec last week decreased fromr 2% to 2. The following is a breakdown of communicable diseases reported to both departments last week. Past Prev. Year —_ Week Week ee _ ee Chicken por “i + — Cene+sgeceeesde ® 1 e amps ere Te 2 28 6 COUBM casive 8 ¢ 1 , Past Prey. Year Week Week Week Chicken pox vos ae 13 124 DD cvavebscotes sis 4 2 7 Prewmomia .oecs+seeves i 6 8 Seariet fever we 3 1 ® tough 5 5 7 eee 7 $6 7 Sal tat es 6 ©. 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LIONS IGNORE MAISON? “Zt was reported that the Détrolt Lions had complete: ly ignored Hillsdale’s Doug Maison, a penne ee : ARS ty fas ig ae ee ee ee eae and-not-s sprained ankle as was originally diagnosed. |Past Shrine *t.* 2 : SS , DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX ' Pf the Lione-Browns game breaks out in a fltic fracas, lacie page Srs Blert Gene Gedman should be deputized for police duties. jing clegale pass Te a The Detroit halfback was a police administration’ major Season slthowss he stands Nat © —_ University of Indiana. *| Utah's Coach Cactus Jack x * * tice is the head man for the W * Pontiac High basketball fans should remember Al [2%4 you can bet Yaustan it Moran who was signed recently by the Boston Red ceivers. : : Sox for a $50,000 contract over five years. He was *-* * : “pie of the boys who helped beat the Chiefs in the | During the season Yangon “plate basketball quarter-finals two years ago in He won't have” his > Livonia. . Utah batterymate, Lee Grosscup * * * throwing to him, but the West’ The Queens College women’s -basketball team has nl nee PE ge tise oa abandoned the man-to-man defense this season. \throwers. ~*~ * * TOP BIDDER MAY GET MATSON : 4 - Managing director of the Chicago Cardinals’ foot- - ; :eall tohmn, Walt Wolfner anid recently, after his team | was drubbed by, the Steelers, 27-2, that every player on the‘team has a price on his head. There should - ‘Site Galle ix action before ike hlidbeat iden guile “Ollie Matson, hailed as the pro's pro in the NFL. ea the sant vatusite tears (otk eaenieont e. The Yanks drew 1,837,620 fans on the road,| nd 01 the basis of percentages, the Bombers were the}: p drawing card for their rivals’ home games. The Yanks drew 32 per cent of Cleveland's total home’ - a ee ee eee 28 per cent at Kansas City, 27 per cent at Baltimore, oe eee Create Weel st Oe Bees a | oe oe Se Foe Fisherman Locates Shack 27 Feet Under sunk a feet under water, Berger Named Captain ‘MONTGOMERY, Ala, @ — Don center, » halfback Jimmy Ore of - ja chance to tie idle Cincinnati for -isecond place in the Western Di- Lakers Nip Pistons 106-10 at Olympia; Celfics Beaten | DETROIT #® — The Minneapo-' iis Lakers, winners of only seven! igames in 28 starts, today were iwithin three games of the Detroit. Pistons in the Nativnal Basketball Assn.'s Western Division race. ' | The Lakers withstood a fourth-| quarter rally by the third place) Pistons Christmas night to win 106-: 1104 before a holiday crowd of 3,331. weg . George og gd The Pistons drove hack from a {90-76 deficit at the end of the third: quarter but couldn't catch the rit The loss deprived the Pistons of vision. The Detroit club's record tands at -10 wins and—J8 losses. 338| Boston Celtics. 115-105. while Syra- Be cuse and New York battled. into overtime before the Nats triumphed 14-130. The Warriors romped to a 12 carly lead and never paced by the 35-peint and 25 for ston. It was only 33 games for the The tilt—at annals was tied nine times before a goal by Dolph HOSPTTALIZED — Former Notre Dame foot- confined after falling and breaking his ankle on What's left of Briggs Stadium's 52,555 seats and 4.000 standing roam GANS WE a> a Es. Ape tomorrow. * -% * : The stadium is scaled to produce a gate of $380,000 at $10. $7.50, $5 Es AP Facsimile aes possibly $4,200 to —— and $4 rates. With $200,000 thrown in from television and radio (NBC) fees the .game likely. will result in-the biggest player pool in. NFL history with the winners each in a 6-40 split. a * * * The Detroit area, under Jeague rules, wil] be blacked out for tele- vision. Gehringer Polio Head rr DETROIT (INS) — Former De- troit Tiger star Charles L. Geb- ) ringer will again direct the March 7 of Dimes polio campaign in Wayne teams won 7 games, lost Il and tied. nine. He led the. Irish a2 four un-| defeated seasons — through) 1M. land runner Dick Christy highlight-\Carlier on a Giyard run from scrimmage; flashed down the side- led the Shme’s Christmas nightiiine with a punt 52 yards for an ‘North-South college all-star foot- ‘ball game. But is was a %-yard’ ‘Schayes clinched the verdict eink Golf Announcer field goal By Dave Kaiser that '58 seconds left in the overtime. soorege and the Knicks’ Ray Felix each totajed 33. Ole Miss Rules )-Point Choice Texcs and Mississippi Teams: in Final Drills for Sugar Bowl NEW ORLEANS (—Mississippi tions today for their Sugar Bowl Mississippi, which rules a fwo- take its first Sugar Bowl title, opened its drills at its home base, while Texas will wind up its. prac- tices at Biloxi, on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. SSR ae ST ee i ea Wt = © i “PHILADELPHIA (AP) —Bert tional Football League, has emphatically rejected appeals by high-ranking Michigan politicians to lift a television blackout on the league’s cliamplonship game be- tween the Detroit Lions and Cleveland Browns. “Thére will be no television permitted within 75 miles of any NFL game,” Bell said yesterday, adding, “That's “been our policy no matter if the game is a seilouc or if - (pew piazett ge « champlenship game en 's firm stand on the blackout in the Detrolt area, site year’s title game, came oft hope ‘that the ban La e. ss ceuks = to television. that a U.8. district iudee in Phiadelphia held: v was eal pe agate for “Tile Tit Bell, eommisstoner of the Na- 75-mile radius and Texas began. final_ prepara! football date on New Year's Day. | point favorite in a third effort to - Dies on Coast Following Stroke SANTA MONICA, Calif., (INS) —Death has stilled the booming! voice of Scotty Chisholm, kilt-clad Southern California lraconteur- of Southern golf. The colorful figure died at a week after he suffered a stroke. He was 80. Chisholm was a leading figure in’ the establishment of the Los Angeles golf tournament in 1926 and had served as. the tourna- yment’s starter and announcer ever since : ‘Although born’ in Scotland, he fas 1 lived in the United States since Hanks Tops on Coast “LOS ANGELES (INS) — Sam Hanks, winner of the 1957 Indian- apolis 500 - mile auto race, was . (named Southern California's “‘ath- lete of the year” today by the thietic Texas camp on the coast and the Rebel camp in North Masieetoyt. Taylor Clinic after Gov. G. Mennen Williams = , ‘g Ce ee oe Uotin Ok bags aeons | for a ra b ied: edy eal have wotdhat om talenson ba thelr — televise. you should aban it weno shay - begs: out of Motor City Ves 8. Sen. Charlies £. Sos Lee Ss . sg CM BR a! tke ¢, then afterwards, when all the tickets are gone, ° | : convalescent home yesterday, a) “produced the North's 73-20 victory ‘margin over a South team that was ibattering At the goal when the joe ended. Kaiser is the same Michigan? fame end who booted a three- ‘pointer that gave the Spartaris a/ 17-14 triumph .over UCLA in the favorite, target was another Mich- igan Staite star, end Bob Jewett, who hauled in eight aerials for 201 yards and a score. Christy’s running — he scored twice and raced, 70 yards from punts — brought even more cheers from the crowd of 28,303 “| than Ninowski’s passes. And the All-America halfback from North Carolina State was the key man in a whirlwind rally that almost turned defeat into victory for the After Kaiser's field scrimmage am 99 more with | ae touchdown, MSU Aces Spark Nort MIAMI, Fla. WA “crichton the third ‘period put ‘duel between, passer Jim Ninowski|@head 23-13, Christy, = pose the North 33 with another punt. Aft-| er an exchange of fumbles, the Car- olina cruiser snared a 23 yard pass from Arkansas’ George Walker at No Graham, No Lavelli | H | | Retirement of Graham after the 1955 season and of Lavelli after last year thrust a new burden on the traditionally fine Browns’ de- fensive unit. In previous ascents to champion- ship ar oe Browns veraged about Benne ee Browns Emphasize Defense game. ins oie the Divi ie their conference title with an aver- eae cons be Wf ceri if. you the league in 1950. Only the great were able to win more than three - (playoffs since the NFL divided into! Eastern and Western conferences in 7933. whose last year’s club was the coached to have more losses victories, Chicago Bears clubs of the 1940's * ' ball coach Frank Leahy opens his Christmas gifts Christmas Eve. Leahy has agreed to take over (County. The fund drive opens Jan. | from a hospital bed yesterday where he was the coaching job at Texas A&M. : ; Se : Ninowski Passes Beat South, 23-20 Then, with about two. minutes the 2. Powerful Jimmy Taylor, left, Christy scooted 47 yards to\Louisiana State fullback, could get only one yard and the final whistle blew before the South could run another play. ; * * after catching the short toss. The South knotted it at 12-13 on Chris- ty’s 62-yard blast between tackle The victory was the third inthis All-Star series for the North — against six for the South. And, it | \F armington Tourney ‘ianien: Favorites Clash in Opener _‘Cofavorites East Detroit and Li- by a 3:30 game between Walled Southfield. oe |tdurney involving ah ae 4 v4: _|pechools, four trom Oakland County, : : Detroit to Sh Place in NHL Skinner Blasts Teom],, cian for Santa Claus Role ! Okighoma Is - 13ePoint GAUGNT 0s Tine MIDDLE — eaees Gens wingman Bob Rely iy tte in Boston last ty Oe ant quinn wares | » Ore 9 ‘ _ Siewert is. caught ta the middle ax Boston tap: — a penalien Te Brae won the pone. | se ee weye Game ot Miomi eg ee OP tain Ferny Fiaman (right) hinges toward Detroit “penalties, “The Bruins wor ; geme; ee WRF oe ERNE TLE se a MR IRR Le RR Po = Seaeene of Geeraia Tech, ~ ——— ay * eaarins ag ese the oddemakers, ner "met gv ' the ‘Wess fom 6 share of te r football Coach Wilk Two of Tech's losses were over- to filth place in the NHL siand.|‘2#0M, artived today to start on: itime detents to Texas Tech, 61-30 ings, Toronto helped the descent |U-seen for the Op end Georgia, M48, Victaries ange Bow were scored over Alabama, David ALLAS football le Owls had Cotton Bowl, will get Dal) y cusce™, tua ae points Detter than the Bu’ Devila| agp | D i — Navy's foo ne, Tex., where the niin the ‘ get points better than ! Coach John Hyder’s Tech piranha. A 8 cere verted Alen Delreechine tree (at Durham, NG, i the Jan, tat ‘which petted. 00 183. peeord for s fight and to in the 1954 Cotton) MAY tomorrow at the : bot Wihtapes, ap weenl, Te last geason, could be the sur a expecting getithey played high school i Con ee ad eae oe ie sto go along with the crowd, @ stiff one just seven days hence Bowl, Coach Jess Neely got bis| arrive until Monday for the usual| it’s only goal at 9:15 of the! “Duke has: played a’ difficult tS a a wt the Rice Owe foce.the Mid-|boys, oot ot Honston hecesee sincerest mants tesd twine |opamst. The Bruins’ Bronco Wor'lecucies fon * said . Rides le dowblc dies in the Cotton Bowl. — (big. basketball tournament is go-itribution of the traditional Texas tied it some three minutes |Wilkinson, “they are an exception- Football fever started rising as ing on there, with all the South- Navy, making its Tirst appearance | west Contecones teatte competing, in Dallas’ post-season classic, | and chose ry comparative moved into sight. The Tars will quiet “a non-disturbing atmo- meet with the coaching watt to- sphere of West Texas for his cru- night and make ready for the'cial practice, start of practice at the site of the * * game tomorrow. Navy's . magnificient Rice, meanwhile, was in Abi-'men, who. will rate as favorites Nn ne SALE _. ENTIRE STOCK OF BETTER ‘USED CARS No Payments Till deer ‘38! 1957 FORD 500 Vic, 2- aR. Gold and Black, Radio, Mester FOM Clean... $2106 1956 FORD CUST, 4 DR. Red & White, Radic, Heater, FOM, One Owner $1195 1955 gt CUST. 2. DR. Soft Green, FA Heater, One Owner, ¥-8.. 1954 CHEV. supe wcll 4 DR. 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Rice has WOR) Stanley broke across his own [ea win “stare ' the Cotton Bowl three times and) pipe line to take & pass from jot’ siami Socket nok Widen ogy Age Rp avy has) Jerry Toppassint whe had stolen |witl send the’ Sooners through a [been tn only two. getting & Se! the peck from Detroit. Racing |workout at the University of Mi: €5/in the 1923 Rose Bowl and beating| 15°45 o¢ two Wings, the ~ ja Miasiosiggt te: the 166 Sugne Roni. wonun Sooke aeons ee » own Coe : : 0 @ 15-footer off the inside of ' will to return his Everybody thinks it'll be @ ter- which tenged off Oo Bias” Devi Pig Megha gealie Terry Sawchuk. ishowed in winning five games. 1954 PONTIAC SEDAN $795 | lot of its games, They call Navy's/fired a whirling 20-foot backhandér , weno line the “Grocery Seven" and it/into the nets. : Pts. Pi Iprenents: the toughest Darrier’ the - sk By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS last night, have 32. paints eal Tea , Wee, E ; Owls have had occasion to face, | Sabie 8 York season's goal 5 — ima’s 854, Dale H. Hughes Inc. gen ou La Poupe's Br uenerup New rs — “if ao) oe 39 missed @ chance to gain ground A DIVISION ; PONTIAC BEC, (Odd Balle 38 81 Hi-Lowe wh W L/Pontiac Am, 34 sr Ht Bion first place bowing to the : . 2 SS tee Be 2 3 & Fi. -17 3 \tailend Chicago Hawks, 3-1, ar ™ OR ee Boece he corer Us : 3 33 38 : Striket 31 35 - + « «@ Coco Cole #8 wag 24 30 36 | ee PG. Ryden ‘201, 804; "Homer Hight #16;| 8. ‘D’Autremont 1#1, am, |_, The ‘Bruins, who were tied for Rappy's 2107, igs Ten Pius 603, Social Kate iS ‘ithird with the Red Wings before } ra See poate ; ana | Black 2-Dr. V-8. Ideal car tor the ma. $260 | ‘New 58’s — NoMoney Down! | fi i sa emrereenites: sneaee , 5 s ‘Tific offensive game with Rice taking to the air more than usual : because of a devastating Navy de- \game. * *€. 7% | Two minutes-+later,- Topazzini, i Rice averaged 237 yards on the| against with the Bruing voceirie-= = S225 NHI Teams Batlle oF rq See a ipaign and it took that to win a Bailey in the Wings’ zone and i ef E ose SSeesq Sheske ir 2 , "Guaranteed for the Lite of Your Cor” S as - Protects your cer from. rust-out,, | re sat at 136 . Soginaw _cutastic 7.3 miles gained during the DUCKS TO WATER ~ In the balmy 78 de- - Bowl next week, take a swim in the hotel pool. "grees in Los Angeles, these three members of the . Thay are left to right Norm Chapman, Will Reeve oo eS and Bob Grottkau, © ~ THE ‘ASSOCIATED PRESS | Collegiate basketball's holiday’ tournaments start ing in. ‘earnest today with six major. Classics lifting the lid on wit promises to be a spirited weekend! of hoop activity. Four of the, nation’s top 10 tej in the Associated Press pol be bidding to add to their wer as they help launch tourney-time: Kansas, No. 2, and Kansas State, No. 3, are entered in the Big Eight tournament at Kanths | City. Fourth-ranked North Caro | Experimental Rules in Cage Tournamen They'll be using some experi- | mental rules this week in the Union (N.Y.)° College Holiday — tournament, a small | college tourney which starts to- | ge Sago secre tron cot The experimental rules are .as toliows: Baskets will be raised six more | MSU Ranked No.1 by Touchdown Club WASHINGTON @ — The Wash ington Touchdown Club_ picked) Michigan State University td re- ceive the club’s trophy as the out- standing college football team of the year. Offensi ve st Will Be Featured ‘in Senior Bowl © MOBILE, Ala. @—The 19 backs who will compete in the ninth an- nual. Senior Bow! kame Jan, “11 ran, rammed or passed for a fan- ASST football season. * *« * " Collectively the 19 amassed tot-;woman ‘al rushing and passing yardage of 12,828 yards on 2 plays for a ‘5.4-average each time one of them handled ~ —_ On ae ane they picked up 9,880 yards on 1,972 plays and a S-yard average, including those’ times the five quarterbacks were dumped behind the scrimmage line while trying ‘to locate a re~ ceiver. Excluding the quarterbacks, the backs averaged «six yards per|hurt Holiday Cage-Tourneys Roll Today 3 = : sees sr Serpe a inn te tavered to retain its tithe in the ninth renewal of the Dixie Classic at Raleigh. San Fran- cisco, No, 7, in top-seeded In the All-College tournament at Okia- homa City. | Other major tourneys scheduled «fo get under way today include /# mith ECAC Holiday Festival at New ul York, the Southwest Conference! | pre-season tournament at Houston and the Louisiana Invitational at Shreveport. Here is the jist of today’s games}? with -won-lost records in paren- theses: : Big Eight sineniihdhauee| (14) vs Oklahoma 441) and Iowa State (41) vs Colorado (1-4), inight* _ Dixde Classic—Wake Forest (2-5), vs Duquesne (3-2) and North Caro- — State (6-1) vs Northwestern 3-1), afternoon: North Carolina ree vs St. Louis (2-1) and Duke (2.3) vs Seton Hall (3-3), night. All-Coliege tournament—San Francisco (61) -s Denver ‘(2-4) and Western Kentucky (4-1) vs Niagara (5-1), afternoon; Okla-— | nem 3-4) we Tulane (5-1) | si ~~ ) | (6-2) and Nebraska (4-4) meets — pound ball; oo do most 4f the’ tp male bowlers today Yet, some emailer iien Will Poll a 15 of 15%! et with evenly Oe in Ladewig, the greatest woman bowler of them all, also rolls a 16-pound Mineralite — and -she's—just—125—pounds! Yet; she: has perfect timing. Constant. prac- tice with the 16-pound ball has geese given her great control and con-— sistency with it. best. don’t choose the-16-pound ball just\| i es ed =p 2 ae ed per ED ‘WILLIAMS : me , res for | 6: 70x15 Plus Tox afternoon; Texas (42) vs < «£ * ‘Arkansas (4-2) and Rice (3-3). vs ait ches oiieme |Baylor (25), night. MacKay a Louisiana Teettational ~ Ten-| feng show against Anderson, ‘State (61) and Centenary (51) vs The| {U, Oregon All Out et yan Sg oy Puiladeiphie. 3 Crew owe With Wi their climactic etic Sees. Bow! t-[presents to 34 pl cripples on both squads ids were moe = wn Again iM ball clash’ Jess, than a week away., The Webfoofs, awed not in the |rounding into shape, Clark. lead-/ oo ee 4 : aside as both teams donned their champs, probably will miss : MELBOURNE Gen > dallas Men’ ea oe anchatan fon ‘pine BIE Bame because of a late-season prepare now | "iia took a ing lead Sawa bem moos serithe Bucks for = Rose Bont Com- Sinn miny, 0nd Eaiinaer & Ss for lets of i in defense of the Davis Cup when|trom home, and spent Christmas|mittee party last night. anager ie : 4 [sel de teraes sod Dative. Cups iunden.-a. Nerina ae NaN eet + +8 al : ne , me Ses et a ica's Barry MacKay and Vie Selxas'0s, the holiday was memorable. |aspect ‘as. the Oregons. altended|by 1S¢pound guard who stands rr 2 ' inthe specing singles poniches. Santa Claus: remembered every-ia special showing of “Farewil to|only five: feet six, is pra ically, Ee 26 ar the bast of fie ccries bp] Thi Blckan, busking te the velelguamts ahead Soe WAAL. Giter leon “ree” Wun ae es aa. AP Pacem the aging Sei-as a ts poder teathes wer tetas cece eee eel Or Geis emaanioe | Sk +, = 75, 61, 16, 63 Anderson subdued|cifle | Const | co-champions, fiad|capital, off San Pedro, erence "comm + Ice ates a - . opening match 6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 7-9, 6-3, before 21,000 fans. | $ 95 i. -— “Idaho “State (si) vs ‘Tulsa | Cooper, (2-4), might. ‘side iri the hard fought ECAC Holiday Festival—Dayton with fhe 34-year-old Seixas who (61) vs Manhattan (4-1) and Pitts- Showed signs of tiring under the burgh G2) vs Temple (42), ao s consistent baseline place- fernoon; Connecticut (5-2) vs a « attle 13:2) and NYU (2), night. Southwest Conference tourna- mych chance of winning a match, ment—Texas Tech (6-0) ‘vs South-'had considerable trouble with ern Methodist (4-3) and Tex as Cooper's tricky and often unorthe- Christian (6-1) vs Texas ALM (3-,dox shots. - who is considered by many to be the best amateur tennis player in the world, but he was playing inessee Tech (3-3) vs Mississippi ‘Southern (3-2) and Northwestern, (La) State (7-3) vs West Texas’ a- 5), afternoon; Hardin- " (44) vs Louisiana Tech! Cicadel (5-2), night. The 22-year-old Dayton, o., youth to furnish the chief Kansas State (7-0) faces Miessert | * . Ivy 3 eagne ‘guest entry Prince- | before hitting his service Was. Mac- ton. (56). in other first round | iKay’s biggest fault, causing him A habit of jumping in the air. CALL OR COME IN ee AND FIND ouT sPOnT ‘SHOP FE 2-7621 - es : SEAT COVERS : a =. a fs CONVERTIBLE TOPS : oe Free Estimates! - ‘ae " ods Complete Auto Trim A BEATEN — Seth Vic Sebenib and Darcy Mecitiy Cette ) 7 a went five sets but when the Davis Cup singles matches pore 2 SEAT. .COVER MART : - Australia had a 2-0 lead. Malcolm Anderson defeated Barry Mac- He All Work Guaranteed = Kay, 63, 7-5, 36, 7-9 and 63. Ashley Cooper triumphed over Seixas gy '36 S. Seginew FE 2-0391 & $46, 7-5, 61, 1-6 and 63. 3 [amnnennnSenenenneeenneneeennnnsene games Friday night. ito: serve erratjeally. He ‘double i ; faulted 20 times. In the Dixie Classic, North Car-, olina’s NCAA champions are an-| When = his xious to embark on a new winning ranked team, in the finals of the; beaten beginner when he was ddwn iN.C. State, No: 13 nationally and and served -brilliantly to tournaments. The Dons are fresh Kentucky Invitation last Saturday. 3-5 in the fourth set but volleyed to take the a six-time Classic winner, and set. Duquesne, recent Steel Bowl vic-__There was_light_rain and gusty tors, are the dark horses. . * San -Francisco, which won the . = All-College in 1954, is the team to Palos Verdes. Handicap | beat in the oldest of holiday First for Santa Ani te from their triumph in the Blue) ARCADIA, Calif (© — Sunny Grass Festival. at Louisville last skies and a fast track were as- ” Fiftéenth-ranked Seattle, tant red Sees a oon sea-" year’s All-College winner and fea-| 47 tureing Elgin Baylor, rules the favorite in the New York ECAC it ended in hot sunshine. in the feature i pee x vic ‘Motor — SLUGGISH?? | | Better rush it right to Wohlfeil- Dee for the tune-up of its life a. we'll _give it a going over that will make it run like : brand, new. WOHLFEIL. DEE COMPLETE | ovERHAULS | 2274 S. TELEGRAPH . 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Stout, Realtor od. | TN ws. - Ph. Pe saiss ¢ Eves Tul 6:30 RRO RE REALTY Rent WHY PACE eee oe ‘Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 39 8, Main, Mich -¢at from: "under Apts. Furnished 33 CALL PE 43044 5-1284 - for ted” McCullough. CASH |: For Rent ROOMS ceesesssvees = 3: wen ae oS es Hom SREP ee dee OR eas 170 0ee cee et eee ' Rent ‘koscafinecis esekes ] coat, D&M BUILDING SERVICE j and Commercial Con- Moderaization ) eee, Get our bid to 2-7004 CEMENT & BLOCK Eves. OR 3 Lost & Found 24 IN A FLASH. For land contracts see Avu- Johnson im oerson. a a oe * A. Johnson. REALTOR oe wa vipa e GUARAN- PBX - aX - STENOGRAPHER ELECTRICAL WIRING, TIGERS | Sioa res Ee eae ake SSeS" Eras ae Gate gos eon| skeet CHILDREN'S PE is surest | Ee re ty chat Ons vemsh + See Dine Her 4 MORTGAGES JOF Fr REPATRS SATRENCHING AND _.. BULLDOZING . B.D_T ‘Thompson Se —— i ia eects a ee! | Te |— Building- Supplies —i2A | ACTION. _ Sectors nape on at 3 K L. 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FE | 57004. sock, Cin be TALKING Becher fas Nuvare Rd. WANTED: TOY POODLE PUP. Call FE 5-4831 after § p.m, - c TERRIER. ied get mpeerenen es Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 ge Pao | Hay, Grain & Feed 71 tee hime '> pare : ; Mi ie. Sar Re A OS tie eth a ops Orchard Lake Ave. MILE TRACK. ° - i nA Senge 5 may rane bead, Sire! : FE 35 to #66 SS sR. | Mobile... i pages ~ For Sale Livestock 72 SNOW PLOWS Tractors, ducks, jeeps and EB bu hea ha HOUGHIEN & & SON ; oC onh “' Aactlos Sales 77 BB Auction Sales TRAILER EXCHANGE MOBILE. HOMES | SERVING. THIS oo YeaRs Anderson - tea s Silver Dome - Palace REEMER see AND 20% caAhe Bottle Gas ‘Parts and zl lies *, 8. ee, ba ‘fe “i a. se Rot oust Sat sa beer Sem, OXFORD J RAILER SALES < to 10° wide Michigan-Ar- Beil pick from wre Mg ES é Holts Zimwers. Richarasons and | Used "See By eda 3 See La Mey #52 Also a large selection of ios at rock Seemee prices. YES you will save hun- dreds of dollars, wee You drive out to BOB HUTCHINSON are Se best. 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Leingd) T_a not_ sre Sregreme fuvetched Wy cintions Gated fu 18lp. seinem wre subien) ta shaase swithont getee : , cakes On mii igre oe al don’t waten TV and I hadn't even Channel E-~WIBE-TY Channel tWWI-TY \ Chapael 1—WXYE-TV Chanpel 9—CALW-TY | TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS man conenled i her hoart1:16 (9) Weather. edup home. \ (4) Weather: Eliot. : $08 (1) Br. Danger. rio (g) Miss Weather. 7 : ‘» : 9:00 (T) Pat Boone: \Singers’ Car- ca Bel ve en in my right a ; Sports, | iboken . . . Smartest Show Barbara ; Ber Sing cal” me soon nd te «Sawin = * Pall Man Wollt Can Look 6:15 (0) Weather: Baiot. | ‘National Ballet Ch. presents} — $9 “The Vilage.” T""" Journaligm Gag of the Year: | 08 NY ee ; “Oat. “Copelia’’ tals of @ toy) | (M-Sportg: Parker. . ye par: The Inquiring Reporter who! yey the toddlers can't escape! Fy B vines la eal ofan he. said But besides that, Mrs. Linealay how él you Uke the|Amnette’s charms, as one mother's orward to USY Year ¢:39 (7) New Orleans Police. | pen fal) in love with, her. : } 4 « *€ Uhed ° By BOB THOMAS jhis father having geen a seven-" (9) Brave Eagle. TH) People’s Choice, : |S (2) Mightweich Theater) oe peter: prank ~o | “Myson,” she wrote the qneifooter and his mother over. six. (4) Marriage Counsel. Sock tries to Mant Musical-eomedy: Ann Miller, + Prank @Ginetre. { young TY star, ‘is 6 years old | HOLLYWOOD W@ —Here's que’ (2) News; LeGolt. from nig \ “old “Hey, Rookie.” ('44). Idlingest actress; M. Monroe (didn't é ‘ hes a | who is yn flame.” \ emote all year) . . . Best New Actors: - : 6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps. \ ° }ea8 (7) Night Court, the | - |pege (1) OSS. Adventure: Agent| . (4 Tonight. The Two Tonys, Franciosa and Perkins 45 (@) News: Edwards. is trapped in no-men's land .»» Top New Movie Dolls: Kay Dendail, ! ; while Germghs prepare Maria Gcheil and Joanne Woodward . , , +8) Indian adven- (4) Ernie Yord. Macdonald’ adit . : : . ‘0:58 (2) Meditations. Horne, Harry Belafonte, Peter Ustinov, | (®) Mich. Outdoors, (2) Playhouse 9), Kathryn) and Eileen Heckert’. . . Year's Best Shot (2) Silent Service , Grayean, Set Brady in\6Gl @)On'Ge Farm Frew lia the Aim: Aalatic ie . Punniest : Sy N estern saga, Indian (Miss, gue 1:48. (2) Sports: Wattrick, }.. Grayson) #¢-be Ls -against!7:00- (2) College Preview, Dame; Tatfy-Tuttie -who - tole Arnie” ; tribal Pitas ‘to marry! (4) Today, Rosen she thought a wetback wes e 7:18 (2) News; Daly. trader Bcott Zrady in mane ce ae Mexican football player. : 7:38 (7) Circus Boy. Woman.” Brady and brother * Cartoon Frolic. . ' "" @ Million Dollar Movie, _ (Raymond Burr) battlec ut) : | THE MIDNIGHT EARL... f Drom: Elizabeth Taylor, soot, . ie by. Vincent/#00 2a ae Jackie Gleason figures to return to TV | "of Price, nod Indians to estab- Cartoon Carnive | 2 eta, | katie pee mg So tp 38. Basle Riers new TY serioter: Stipeer Dew, whe MovIE staR, 300 <4) tealor) Tic Tuc & ; . on a Philiy rad show .. , Eleanor Reoseveit She'll alap star early in 1958 in a (2) Sgt. Preston, Adventure: \l0:09 (7) Navy Log. Comedy: 8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroont = ® thunderous ovetion at the Waldorf when she went to Disney big-screen ‘movie, “The! ! Wounded Preston secks Navy crew tries to swep a peer tarry Belafonte. = : [Rainbow Road to Oz." Yen: 7 refuge is deserted cabin. cient movies with other 9:0 (4) Romper Room. Greta Thyssen attends premieres a la Jayne Mansfield, Her peplies are warm byt im- , == Pe ey. ships in convoy in “Big! SE to pose for pix).Fhe Jimmy Stroocks became Personal thank-you ‘notes because, | #09 (7) Adventare: White Albatross.” _ |e 2) News, grandparents: daughter Gloria (wife of Lenny Stern, Steve; iter all, a 15-year-old : Ciemy ieapersonsics Zovol 4) (aoler) RB. Clooney. , -\Alllen’s head writer) had a son , . . The shuttered Versailles "0% student who is also | in fake shooting. . Comedian Billy déWolfe 11 9:90. (2) Ladies Day... * was-reported bought by a restaurant chain Dorothy Ma- star hardly bas time | ’ (A) Grove Marx, Suis, | Lae. - (@ Anam wy fale, lone’s new film, with Rock Hudson and Bob Stack, is “Tar~|si) 4 states, ‘Cannan | 2) Herbormaster. Adven- (7) Our Friend Harry. nished Angels” .. . Some of those stores. feat pAetiroon 4 states, Canada and the) ont ; teaches ckipper <6 Rockies. 9:68 (9) Billboard. shopping special servive with bartenders in attendance, did 8! pas pumetin jen't ae ; (4) Jane Wyman. Dra ma: \1%60 (2) Garry Moore, | TODAYS BEST LAUGH: A henpecked husband says he's) working on TV." %:30 (1) Real McCoys. Comedy: General, assigned to tearn (4) Arlene Francis. found @ perfect place to hide his money; he keeps it in his) vious as her same on her white Grandpa. compete for} _ sbout foreign. missile, dis} (9) Movie. = apron pocket. ‘That's earl, brother. ee wei e in secret lodge covers it wil} land in England a %. (Copyright, 1957) ‘ ; (4) Dragnet. Suspense: Fri- “The Night After Christ-/10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt, — day ‘mvestigates tip that mas.” : : holdup man will appear at _ jist CD Price Is’ Right. - Iu:@ @) As The World Turns. 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. cocktail bar. 11:09 (7) Soupy's On. . (4) (color). Howard Miller (2) Climax. Suspense: Wid- (9) National News. === [11:25 (7) News. Sho . 4:45 (4) Modern: Romances. ow Ann Todd is sus of (4) News: W'kamp, . murder when she finds dead) (2) News: LeGoff. one 5 Se (1? 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