yt ays wee eeu ap ae * 3 - STARS OF . best supporting actor; Anna Magnani, Italian star Ce fe as , eee Z s PRE ee eS Lt eR Re ee Ps SS oe Ge ae Se ed = =: é re ee - "PONTIAC, MICHIGAN ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1957 —0 PAGES: ., , Re ae nn é 2 Film Capital Toasts Its Top OSCAR NIGHT — These. were the © the year last night at the annual Academy Award presentations. Left to right: Dorothy Malone, named best supporting actress; Anthony Quinn, who presented Yul Brynner (center) with his Os- stars as Hollywood honered its _top-performersof car as the year’s best actor; Producer Buddy _ Adier, winner of the Irving Thalberg Award as an outstanding movie-maker; and Cary Grant who accepted the trophy won by -Ingrid Bergman (below), named best actress of 1956. Hollywood Oscars Thrill Movie Makers and Stars Kidnaped by Desert Bandits Iran Pushes Hunt for U.S. Woman TEHRAN, Iran (®—Government officials said -today that troops and police had picked up a paper trail left by a pretty American woman kidnaped by bandit tribes- men who killed her husband and another U.S. aid. of- Government sources said they believed the band of nomads, about 12 in number, had kidnaped Mrs. Anita Houvar Carroll, 35, Issaquah, Wash., to “sell her on police reported closing in on the bandits fleeing across the T. Desert of south- eastern Iran. There was some speculation they might be trying | 7 ee ee 3 . ‘ae Bs 4 | 887 z i 3 i Dollar Days ht Hop a bus and se — two + Willman Hears Water Report. _ Attends Detroit Meeting Hoping to Find Source of Auxiliary Supply Pontiac City Manager Walter K. ply for the city. Willman attended a Supervisors in Detroit at which the National - _Foundation ‘presented / irrevocably committed to the | paid for “with my personal funds.” i] Senate Probers Privately Check _ WASHINGTON (P—Sen- |propriated $320,000 of Beck's Affairs for Seattle Home After Recess Is Called ate rackets probers turned today from public to priv- ate checking into their charge that Teamster Presi- dent Dave Beck misap- union funds. homeward to Seattle, Sen- ate staff investigators dug his answers might tend to jincriminate him, ij Beck, head of the nation’s big- gest labor union, ieft the witness Label Dummy Beck SEATTLE (®—Suspended from a wire strung between two utility poles along a Seattle street late last night was a stuffed dummy bearing a placard inscribed: “Dave Beck.” The spot was less than a block from the Seattle —and Western—headquarters of | the Teamsters Union, ble However,’ Reuther replied that household goods and appliances which he now owns or has owned during the past 21 years, have been In a lengthy .telegram to Sen. John L. McClellan (D-Ark), chair- man of the Senate rackets commit- tee, Reuther said: “The leadership of the UAW is struggle, in cooperation with other decent trade unionists, to drive jevery crook and racketeer and, . |gangster out of the American labor hurrying home primarily because ovement as we have driven the Communists from positions of leadership and power. “We will not be stopped by diversionary actions nor be intim- idated by the smear campaign against the UAW which Senator MeCarthy, in his continuing career’ lof pédlitical immorality, is en-. MR SIE RS * bl Fd He was referring to the purchase Today's Press| of Detroit water, and a Oakland- ifsc iG kes Al private. capital to secure water Comics . jan, | Willman said the possibility of} County News ......:... 48, 38 \buying Detroit — jarred] Réitorials ...... eineBat 6 [by a Tecent act of House of| Food News ......:. 35 thru 41 Representatives in Lansing. Tt} Markets ...,.......:. itiesd @ passed an amendment to a bill) Obitwaries ..........; eee {proposed by Rep. Leslie H, Hud-| Special .......6:...000+4, _* fon of Pontiac, which would re-| Sports ..........-.:53 thru, 57 Strict Detroit to selling water to] Theaters ............... «one @ outlying areas-only after city con-| TV & Radio Programs ..,...59 sumers had -all the water they rr 59 needed: : Women’s Pages 42 thru 46 ‘ The in pores. ped f; in fact, you can be Lines bus | ‘Craze Nearspox2 Days at more than 35 there at the start by 9 and 10:30,a. m. for | M and % of today’s, «> bly. Alternate Routes Could Only Take ‘Overflow’ Strategy Can't. Divert Suez Traffic While Beck headed, oy HEAP BIG CHIEF RETURNS is buried at Apple Island in Orchard Lake was lightly challenged yesterday. when, according to Mayor William W. Donaldson (left), ___| the “Chief” returned to watch over the cornerstone ceremonies for stand yesterday a wilted Fifth the new Public Safety Building. Actually, the “Chief” ie a seven-foot Amendment witness facing possi-| plaster-of-paris statue presented to the city by Lee contempt of Congress action.| of Lake Orion. Police Hunting Factory Owner ' Bodies of 11 Recovered After Two Explosions. Raze Fireworks Plant Rescue workers dug jthrough a wrecked block of rubble today seeking more victims of two explosions in a fireworks factory that left more than 100 Mexicans dead or injured.- Police hunted the factory owner for questioning: — Eleven bodies— four of Pontiac Press Photo — The legend that Chief Pontiac Andersori (right) “for Questioning. called Friday to consider his repeated use of the Fifth Amend- ment’s protection against self- incrimination. A code of ethics adopted-by- the council early this year calls for better to return to New York to the house in which he now lives|¢xpulsion of any labor official who Continue similar talks in the Unit- and the two houses in which he|ses the amendment to avoid an-'ed Nations_ [hope the talks in previously lived, along with all the swering questions about union af.|Cairo will prove helpful, and that airs. Beck remained outwardly con- fident but - disinclined to talk, when he left Washington for Seat-| tle by commercial plane this, morning. — * *® & | Beck brushed, aside most ques-| tions from newsmen and went quickly to his seat. Asked whether he was happy to be leaving Washington he re- plied no, and. added. that he was of the illness of his wife. Asked) whether his opinion of politicians) had changed, Beck laughed and asked “What do you think?” McClellan announced he expects about a twé-week recess before the commiittee resumes hearings Mollet Vote Expected PARIS (INS) — Premier Guy Mollet was expected to win a re- luctant vote of con today from the French National Assem- .|both of whose nations are mem- fluoride to the city water will be on the ballot here Monday. The plan calls for adding from 1 to 1.5 parts fluoride to each one million. parts water. City Manager Howard Gohlke “My talks in Cairo reached aj S#4 installation cost of — point at which I felt it would. be! ™ent will be about $1500 with a | yearly operating cost of about $600. “When I left New York. on. Tuesday of last week, I went to have informa] exploratory talks. 1 have had such talks in Cai and only in Cairo. . the: talks here will also: be use- the: ta Warmer Weather, 2 a eam Wine “cmar Showers Predicted the racing flames. Hundreds .of curious flocked to the scene milled around watching the fire- men. oS * * * Fifteen minutes later the ware- house exploded with a roar that could be heard for miles. Four firemen, a policeman and Ali Sabry, said in an interview) that the Egyptian government “be- | night and. tomorrow, but the| lieves Hammarskjold is convinced weatherman says that warmer| of the soundness” of Egypt's PO-| weather will accompany the driz-| sition on the Suez Canal. —— With a low of 32 to 34 tonight, | no foreign supervision whatso- the —s,” aay to climb, of canal’s operation. to a high of near tomorrow. | ane es A high of 47 was expected to} jold’s first appointments. would be | caused the mercury to rise sharply with U. S. Ambassador Henry) so a sub freezing 31 to 39 = lunch with Canadian Foreign Set-| powntown Pontiac’s lowest tem- retary Lester B. Pearson and Nor- perature prior to 8 a.m. was 21. zle. Sabry said Egypt would allow } Aides said one of Hammarsk-| 4,.° and early morning sunshine, Cabot Lodge and that he would)}+. een g and 10 a.m. wegian Ambassador Hans Engen,| a+ 1 ‘p.m. the mercury read 43. Seattered showers are likely to- } injured to hospitals in telays. oe, ee, ee, The explosions left a crater nearly 100 feet long and 3 feet deep where the factory and ware- house had stood. Damage was es- timated at. $320,000. — Godfrey Off to Paris PARIS (INS) — Gen, Curtis Le- May and Arthur Godfrey wére on their way to Paris today after a luxurious hunt for big game in the jungles of darkest Africa,- bers of the secretary - general's’ seven-nation Middle East Advisory Committee. Hammarskjold was to. meet with the full committee this after- noon, The other members: are Brazil, Ceylon, Colombia, India, and Pakistan. | You Will Want to Read Editorial on our hospitals, Page 6; About Supreme Court candidates, Page 19; Diapers, bow ties and love seats, Page 59. to turn the Suez Canal “you'll find during ae CAIRO —. Western govern-! 1. A pipeline through Turkey to!atomic energy begins to play a ments will” finda virtually im the— } gael from the Gulf of Aqaba to | tite Arab action, some alterna- ‘}this ‘competition the -~for—oil from! tajor_role_in powering industry. Iraq, Iran and the Persian roo =e *.* * 2. Pipelines across southern Is- Even without the threat of hos- | tive woutes niust be developed | over thie next decade to prevent | the Suez becoming a bottleneck, ‘unable. to cope with heavily in- creasing traffic. . the Mediterranean. 3.. Building, more supertankers; 80 large they can take oil. around Africa as cheaply as conventional tankers haul it through the Suez. "* % | ON shipments ‘from the. Middle But the W demand Serj Rnat. She ee) aie enecte Middle oil ig increasing/double in the next 10 years, In 10 at such a pace that\ éven with | 1955, last year the l\in. operation, 110 million tons of expected to increase fo over 250 million tons. : = Or the 1955 total, only 65-mit-— will be a busy tr faany Widths Eastern oil went. to ‘the f ! ea \ \ / ; ; \ jh 4 \ / , for ; 2 decades| to come — at’ legst-until West.| By the late 1960s. this: is'tt | i : : j \ : Yooh > : é \ ‘ \j \ \ we Rye rN N ; ote te pars Wee SB Be . nal ear Haar si thie tesheas ween Go|. ere ' The factory was less than a mile onetime costa® Cary Grant Esa nweealle GS | Ark) ot the special Senate com- | First Appointment With Lodgd Aiport and wanay’ windows ta Shr /won. aod A told reporters. ; , “ee * : : —— ,| The sound of the two explosions 1s ik ch Sine te ah = . “He will be a matter of «m LQ . U N Di lomatts estes ee eames “Gas Light.” : ‘ tinuing interst to the committee see ° ne , noonday traffic in the heart of the A top studio executive who} 1eS aad Siting Seated weybe Ao ‘ Ly pts ee nese cae a mar thd es be tied Sep eersionss Py. 2. _ |, McClellan recessed the newnes | )ISCUSS Nasser P CUM) sstcotas' tome stunor. s wateh- — © om Miss peng a Discount Buying ego Page na! after accus-| omega 2 gpd somes ‘film, but encountered so much in- | Bock of “Gegremt .'. > Gare factory, located ee spect for honest unionism.” “ar-/ UNITED NATIONS, N. ¥. P—U.N. Secretary General] seeacq city - Pucbla > Fn ene Oe Says He Never Heard)his ‘Teamsters Union and “utter) Dag Hammarskjold returned to New York today for &) which passes the airport, short- gate top wae of Shefferman, After “omtempt’” for the committee. | busy round of conferences with diplomats. anxious for ly before noon. Hollyw ¥ ‘ \WON'T COMME: i ial ident/ He told his wife to call firemen awarded her its highest. honor,”| Probe’ Testimony MMENT news of his Middle East talks with Egyptian President Ps Pcs bin Red} he added, “I know that alll is for- bo ee See om Me-| Megane. ing flames with buckets of water. eaonlh that she = be welcomed) | DETROIT (INS) — United Auto! “iH. told the committee “I'l be| Artiving at New York’s Idlewild Airport, Hammatsk-/The woman was unable to find a ee ey ine enn | Workers: President. Walter. apie to come out of this clean and jold said he hoped his talks* oti, bata —and, I'm sure, by the pu Reuther has accused Sen, Joseph yiii. 100 per cent” if he gets ai: ' The first explosion occurred at. aeorae Stevens received "them, mace ae ot ee dome, 0 Ge te a eee, Es Nema Bet ig 3 would “prove Lapeer Votes Monday - {noon, leveling the plant and dam | director sweep- 7 : af ihe es ped . « The (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) never heard of Nathan Shetferman| um Gems ae ack ot oaneiektela refused to anewer|On fWuaridaticn ‘Plan ©. Ser se SD aa tad oe Senate probers he madeitne Internal Revenue Service newsmen’s questions but read this FER— posal headless body 90 feet onto the “discount” purchases for Reuther = : brief statement to them: a == _—_ highway, a | Oo LORIE EA UTED ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 28,1957 ¥ — Fon cee ge eC nee Fe ‘- eee < 5 co So oes 4 frost Police Gas Ste His |S De tim ll ~ Wholeff Farm | _\Forgive Hubbies, to Aid in Election |Nartharn Ohio E Trial to Be Arraigned aS .— te] Pickets Halt Deliveries im Burglary; Sought by “fF A wives of the Pontiac Police Offi-| From Toledo Terminal; |cari Jackson Officials i oe — consented to forgive and help out| Wages Chief Issue Ff ee ee Away from the Jackson Prison - : ‘ y, President of the Pontiac} sutstate today when Detroit pickets County Jail this morning awaiting ’ ladies said “they would help their|moved into Toledo and Bryan, fo breaking and “a . lhusbands carry out the final stages|Ohio in an attempt to stop de- eke ce ene — : : of the campaign for civi] service|liveries to this area, the Gibbs, Richard q for Pontiac Police officers which; A spokesman for a Toledo Shell May and Leo Brake were arrested vote Monday. Oil Co, terminal said the pickets about 3:30am. today'at Iowa and) == i ists a AF Wirephetes ey cadres 2 4.90 me etek Oat Oy mepoeny Sus : Dequindre roads in Troy, _ AMBUSH. VICTIMS — Two Point Four officials — Kévin M. Friday threngh (ra Se Gee | Seliveries . into : ‘ ~ | ephone campaign iy Michigan at this time, a ' ‘Trey police report they appre- Carroil (left) and Brewster A. Wilson (right) — were knifed to | sunday, as well as helping : : | henéled the three rien after they | death by bandits in the Iranian desert over the weekend, according | out near the polls on Monday. Pontiac and Detroit area ser- ghecked the car the men were | to reports received today. Carroll's wife Anita (below) was rae icalan” sete’ sibtehe ee Oe ee eee eee tt vied on ot | ps techaied two tas sad one stulied] aeuvu attest ati ceenr since il, Chem- ballot box, the association earlier teal, Said bien Wshens Usiew major scour esfor Safety Buildingm=.. samen several bags of grocenes The vote, if secured Monday,|panies, to include 25-cents hourly Vporties woventiog would amend the trial ‘board sec-/| wage boosts, Tm Consistory . Mason. He als a __ Sarid oop Fs forthe Pantin et oi annnenmen HATS HED OH OH ala OR This council is composed of rep-|_~*"8 i — resentatives of the Pontiac Munici-| Wd With Socony Mobile Ol Co.) DETROIT @ — Jewish and Irish, ‘aaucuter Mrs, E. Lady's Electric Razor and with Texaco representa-|community leaders joined hands|p is oham two grandchildren, : tives Friday. Other struck com-|today to host Dublin's visiting : $14.95 Value 95 | a na Ocvanination Coun-| Stil, Shel, and independent Aur-| Briscoe will be taken to the City-|trar gra tice, Anime eee kimi] ’ _ Shaver vases $9.95 iL i og call fev EALS ie 3 Hi faGl i 4 : 4 i 5 g : : as é : Se SST Seth avo cmance = Hollywood Oscars | ste wae sented mired jak" tances a , the bandits charged Thrills to Winners Absentee Ballots the Allied Jewish Appeal and irish tery. | | (continued From Page one) |Must Be Secured | various Detroit trish organiza} ing portrayal of a Texas oll fem-/DY 2 On Saturday, |e tuncheon, ily in “Giant.” He won the 1951 Brisces will ¢ the Detroit Al- directorial Oscar for “A Place in Saturday at 2 p.m. ts the dead- lied J a day shortly q ; 2% é i eeeits mi i : I: fe 7 abd ti af ge | | 4 i iy : : f z i h 4 sis i F 3 | | E : 3 | i F I i ! ; | £ ? f i FS Fy li ak 7; i i 3 § E ; i i A : I [ p E _ Hi HF : it Hy ar f 7 i | i tj it i i i te i | The section of foven stae Japanese Star Rh bg aretiredhaggen Ramage cessed eal Tone on ~- Tabs U.S. Men old brother, , : HONG KONG (INS) — Jap hed = — mer peomy seg Ppmaygegeon ne ; ; anese film star Shirley Yama- sorrow for the unfortunate inci- killed guchi on the subject of men, |course. * AWOL Marines Jailed) Ste. soe ve Easter: “Am erican males are very E F ‘ z H aj cuit ar Hl rat 2 i: i. ! [ : | : L z if : : é i q : ; ; iF z : Fs : i 3 ; it gE ; [ : F if LE i : : £ E ! \ HE i f i I i i iL == eye won, his Oscar in his second star- - \gs “camsing concern.” _|Many Found Less Critical | [ing picture. The shaven-headed| sro eo” ta yee AWOL Ma) Japanese a actor , , | Re-Appraise Heart Attacks. w ce Meco me| cae oe pp iz y C oe ce Gua bees They were identified . ae a ee it in five minor categor- iepgery & utiful DUARTE, Calif. (INS) — The medical profession has reap- ies. Next was “Around the World| or hi wimem 7. Raymond, 19, in Hong Kong today from the | sratand the Bonet attsste:pal has Giociveted thet ovtns st Sat are we urpeles, winner tres the song|artested Tuesday in the home of U, S, to make two movies, no worse a 64 me »/a Yrelative of Kelley. __| Dr. Myron Prinzmetal, a Los Angeles heart specialist, told gine oe Oe ie he Aatheitiien: sith tna pel-weee i about it at a meeting at the City of Hope Medical Center yesterday. Evans and Jay Livingston. larized five taverns in Bea lay Checks Pe A ae | 2 He said that the formerly held view that all coronary art ign Hoff ) attacks immediately threaten the life of the patient has been aban. (ATT 219" Hoffa Tomorrow; |, then raided two in i the | doned. : ~ Expected to Stand Mute Adrian, one in La Salle, Mich. and/Co, spokesmen say salt mining by\t issuance He said that he and his associates concluded that mild attacks, | : — a-new process may the soil bank/ DETROIT (INS) — Teamsters} Kelley and Raymond will be Sp anus tun tank a) te the heart ey eroduced small infarcts (scar tissue stand mute when afraigned in|authorities in Michigan and North| | The spokesmen, appearing ot regulations covering} *"°*5 hearts of experimental animals. Washington tomorrow ~ or- federal/ Carolina. a , the $1,200,000,000 The results confirmed the theory. 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Fer example:.A railroad work. | liberal payments are generally nentne Posen: Gants Wt Oi : Will he get less’in benefite from | TH better Faflroad benefits are line office of the Social Set ty-| d | eee oe eg mg n than be Bon - ~~ snee eel SF Administration. °‘There is ne | a , is esrenepe Would if raliroad service | worker charge for this service.) : ROAD HOG — The %-tot| fuselage ot a Boeing KEI35 jet aerial | were covered by Social Security, | bess. : aa h ae four Living Room | fanker needs plenty of room when it moves on the highway. It took | And, a railroad worker whe bas | “fiere's a comparison as *"' Driver Makes Spectacle | «©: ‘ up all this-corner of the road while being transported to the Renton | Rot put in 10 years of railroad | example; river es spectacie | fs | pant, i Wash., for testing. service isn’t eligible tor bene-\| when a railroad worker retires of Missing Eyeglasses oe | | mma, ot Ps angel — he eligible fof an old-age annuity HOPEWELL: . Rey! ment stem, t 65, if he has 10 f rail- a — : 3 Rites Unite World Sta t P record is transferred to Sociat ey service, or at a a, ot. Hayes missed his eyeglasses. He. rsa rague Security. AR hap. 30 years of railroad service. figured be’ arorecd tania when Sige, we ie you 1 se on and enjoy. the ; got in his car, so he ¢ viewing of big color. in your own in many ways, the operation of ¢2 FOR WOMEN - : block to take a look. He asked ! . , : | ‘Olympian’ N uptials H eld the Railroad Retirement System ‘Under Social Security’ the age|policeman at ‘os intersection si : home. So, we will deliver to you, without | jeerely the Social- ‘Security. pro-+, v . ot the missing | Obligation, a RCA COLOR TV set for this Je ok i ments is 62 for women and 65 for/glasses. week-end’ But, h PRAGUE (INS)—Olympic cham- snatched the horse collar trom PAvnotd, TAXES men, no matter how long a per-| “Yep,” said the policeman, orf week-ends viewing. Bu ony 3 we Bions Olga Fikotova’ and Harold|Connolly's neck, saying she did ’ : only have 10 sets. Railroad Retirement is support-|50" has been covered by the So-\have. They're right there crushed | come were wed in three — not want to be his “boss.” ed by.payroll taxes on the worker! cial Security system. - under your right front tire. I was} Thil to “Living Color" ff a handeteten the eatin PAIRY-TALE ROMANCE and his boss. The tax is 644 per| ‘The Raitraad Retirement pro- |JUSt going to pick them up when) black and ‘white pictures celebration by the excited peopie| ‘Several. enthusinstic wedding) cent (vs. 2% for Social Security) : gram also a more pib- |¥4 pln ion a ae pag of Prague > __< {gaewta said the romance of the ‘eral a p paymemt set UP) he kingdom of Jordan includes | lowest prised ROA Vietot The pretty Czech discus thrower| ,ccen And. the Ametigan, which | eee re tote at aicabuty pace (the Biblical lands of Edom, Am- | eat, be yours tor only a | '* s #8 + ool panda ro cone rpm in Melbourne, ‘was like one of ‘ments, . men and Pres am wa ‘ ) apogee ~ policeman see : nO sore A railroad worker who is total- GALL NOW 000 persons |were jammed ® a reporter, was ly. disabled is eligible for an an into Town. Hall Square and Jimide|—resmiiniscent-s1 test year's wed- | the money goes into the Rail. ee Oe ee “To Insure Delivery | Pd Catholic a —— -ding-in Monaco, ge Retirement — of the jot railroad : = he's ‘WALLPAPER | ra 4.2525 See ae toes esa ats i 1 Se she finds are anently.. or. reg a SHREW — = =a —— ~ Wl. Se ki em lve a ps a eg a wor se 1 ‘HAMPTON’S —— =e Wie Glin oat 6 hie. 1a 1 att i. vhs his =. wfiii ey fs I prepscaite: ner Sai ‘al “the Rt IEE - aoc ere eee te eee | WAMPTON ELEcTRIE | == ‘ w mun w Pai i nt F for © disabili its. is less,] ree Home : : so great jag ee parents one po a Church Fy pte prsacaggmcne but mesa can't be made to} * Easy Terms were unable proceed with of San and the Evangelical) worker's service and earnings un.| anyone under 50. * Our Own Service Dept. sare bel ape seme of Czech- |church of San Salvador, der the employe’s Social Security: s *. ££ °t ACME QUALITY 825 WEST HURON ST. * Huge Trade-in | ' Wedding customs. pe er, This number is used] A railroa id worker who's rece! | P é Nene Tel-Huren Shopping Center Pon eed Another. ¢ acing @*horse| Professional chaitfféurs will get|by employers’ in reporting the|to perform his regular railroa AINTS Inc : wee Deleery collar around PSecighon'sicceme in Bolivia “under a sow worker’s earnings and serVice to! job because of a disability, ee oN FE 2.3008 FE- OPEN. 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THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1957 : en a - west oe mT hor Must Clean House finn SS ens memes A further indic ation of the con-, “I say this bluntly are indig: over @ year period at & fidence which all of the. big oil All- B 5 red’ = Cc nantly, Either we clean house soon} “total premium amounting to $2,- firms ‘bave in the eventual’ dis OY ée omear ar CY ‘or we wilt all be smeared, either, 0,000 ae a | covery 6 ee ee pas pstggrag ye -shoingg~ gysenamek The electrical workers — pres- is the construction by Shell, Esso tion or the disease corrupt. and Texaco, this year of major. WASHINGTON (INS)—President this fight will determine the the life blood af the eitive tabor| 4°", = he had heard spied new refineries here at a cost ti tomne - wrt “_' arpa future ef democratic uplouisin. .. | movement.” tnilon § baparstp. rnc? cuit if sap nearly 100 million dollars, electrical workers lay ; eader ranks of | At first the plants will refine that organized lubor must “clean! “For our own: protection it is, Carey declared that for every organized labor, turned broker and house soon or “We Wil] all be ‘ absolutely necessary that we de- crime brought to public attention is now earning $40,000 a year.” _ tages ——— —— sineared.” inoun¢e and renounce such charac- there may be a equally bad”, ys. added: ‘There can be no | of the island. But eventually, it is He denounced the racketeering! ters pretty soon or we will pay a ‘Pat escaped disclosure, justification for these vultures ed. hoped they will be refining Cuba's ¢lement in the labor movement injterrible price for permitting our-| He said he knew of one broker, |ing off the hard-earned dues 4 own crude. the keynote address at a. confer-'selves to be associated in the! in close connection “with some | working people, | fence of the AFL-CIO Industrial ' : | ’ Union Department on Administra- Housewives’ Un Union tion of union health and welfare funds ms) Fails fo Get Support | asics’ eretuveesunctt | reservoirs of inet: r wad and ie | eonaneaine are ; | which will meet Friday to decide OM. REFINERY AT HAVANA — Eventually, they hope the crude will flow out of Cuban wells. being formed for new explorations. SUPERIOR, Wi is. ( — Two. whether te take ‘ inst See geological reports indicate huge | . Superior _meg....who--attermpted to} “Teamsters” President Dave’ Beck “organize a housewives’ union have, for tvoking the fifth amend. UN O I Di d b D W Ils reported to Chief of Police Arthur) ment at Senate rackets hearing. a : iscourage Yy ay e wie and tailed ec later “eaten by casas as Oil Fever Grips Island of Ci Ua | 8 ene eaonton te However, Campy poatad mate The one dollar registration fee, a specia] consultant for the health West HAVANA, Cuba (NEA) — A vi to the estimated reserves in Iran cal uae Ae being discovered WS f0 have entitled members to mae Peseta lia’ the a olent epidemic of oil féver gtips' a> Yonsei, | a8 a result of all this effort con- the privilege of sending two writ- pe smegpie pa ee this hu een, alligator-shaped | tributes to the belief of a ten grievances to a board of re- a year aa ee ” | But the significance of the | that huge reserves of oil | view, x * * strike is the fact that the type exist here, Chief Buchanan said the woman : Tough, big-pawed oll field hands; o¢ olt that the Jatibonico field h k 1 ‘Let's be frank with one another. trom all over the world-crowd Cu-) i, producing — and its geology | These experts include the box ge-/ Who asked police to investigate| Seendexter of healt aul wel- ba's cheap, colorful, open-tront| — indicates there is probably a ologists from Standard Oil of In- ed gabe pee hema | fare funds by. phony labor leaders ey Sie woagaie grandigprs: ervey rll more oll where that came ‘diana, Shell, Standard Oil of New); ‘ining aa she tad been mar-\2™ their broker friends has appar-| In the fancier bars where frozen) Jersey. and other of the world’s) ried 40 years and figured there! ently run into millions of dollars. . daiquiris flow freely at a buck And the ‘big hope, of course, ts top oil companies. _ iwas no point in “‘asking for al” union officer who mis-' throw, the talk New that Cuba. will eventully become a a di ‘appropriates any union ~ welfare: . miners Fong. me New world source of oi] on the scale ; * * * change ‘in conditions at this late) money is a traitor to the labor rae vee io et big : Practically all of Cuba and the date.” _ . ponding More than that, he is. logical : indicating : : * been : ‘a traitor to humanity. i huge x * * ‘off-shore areas have now a r reservoirs seyret oN Ever singe the May 1 strike, in:jetaieed out by the big firms. Tee, Much Lumber Used e: Si ou cm syndicates bein. formed for NeW creasing iiions ot dollars worth}, es abs oman Carey recalled that the old z ; ‘ *. saens Bass. ee geen eh® ; explorations. 2g | effort by creating“ body} WASHINGTON — Aboul 1.250000 Somie years ago ousted the Com- : ‘; Tan en — baoses! of petroleum legislation favorable|board feet of lumber—enough tal munist element from its ranks, to the companies. ibuild 125 average-size new homes'and said trade unions are now gE Sc a “TRE eRpELTS point Gut that othe!” WERE WS To COMTUCT the BRAGS AA TTS” and” deattr-srraggies -- SE + PRE Patt Vea: Te PRE Mains wih sribesearaund the ward pang. ober wi ATRDW aL yn structures, against. kasketeers.. aatnmeennanen om — iy agence ogee eT center, surrétinded were preceded by the Same ex-/near the White House and Capitol, and gangsters . neta MUNG C0 CORPORATION rea, oA, eae = rig in = ample, close to 8 haifa million tensive, costly and sometimes frus- Hor the presidential inauguration ' Bd said: “What comes out of | ENDED WHISKY 86.8 ree . —- ' GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS ¢ CONTING Bate trucks. Rough feet of holes have’ been drilled. patches from! ‘When. the closing of the Suez * Canal interrupted ‘the flow of oil he *x.* from the Middle East a newly- = ie winds “Geena ‘ ‘frantic interest developed in oil) = "~~ $958 when @ wikdeatter poked an(“here else in the world. i 2 e crust| The fact that all of this expen- " sec-|Sive searching has not produced a_| of the island. It drew Cuba’s' Major new Strike since the Jati- for. bonico discovery does not dampen the enthusiasm of the companies. : ‘called Jatibonico footing the bill, nor of the men inf oi ee fegeticere out|the fields who continue to drill @ million and a half barrels. This 2Y Holes. a : Webster's = Every new piece ‘of geologi- f ‘ , | w : J € / | : ILLUSTRATED | awe Be BICYCLE : me... DOORS OPEN 9 A. 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AILEER, ia Optometrist = 7 North Saginaw Street.” Phone FE .4-6842 “Better Things in Sight” Open Friday Evenings DESTINATION CANADA — Britons queue up outside Cana- dian immigration office in London to seek new homes in the Mass Exodus to Australia Canada a Protest fo Britain’ the. West. omnia ania acanan a cee at et , Zz _itove i emigran' a year; on | bk Ext thing like the sta Uakibeed sadtaradin“ganey ba | [ folution dred viel flight of Britons from the United) drawing from all sections of the | tweed, = eae array of colors. 12° | ‘Kingdom. '| population. the: ape Py Jy and 15’ widths. gq. yg | Britons no longer queue all night! Government officials now admit] a ie anes : ; . jm front. of the Canadian rithis policy has broken down. Far] tion office as they did at thelfrom drawing from a ctoss-section| height of the “Westward Ho” fever, of the population, Canada and Aus-| ‘but when the office opens at 9 8.m. tralia are attracting *young people, | + there is a lineup three abreast aNdjincjuding a high percentage of | | several blocks long. |skilled workers, scientists and tech-| ; These not disgruntied old nicians. ; people re fons Pe chance their * * * | Solution dyed Reg. $7.00 7 : wéol tut Reg. $19.00 fortunes in Canada. They are In a recent survey of Cambridge| blend." Tat $, 98 © ile th imal $ 98 young married couples, for the |University undergraduates, 11.3 per en fa va. pile, 2H ' pent part, Ga ont ne —_ Gabe ae life. agg, Sell wa oe fet aor. f ee soak of te nation,” Londoner gredeating, while another 27.6 per, srengner: ooters. Sq. ¥d. BR colors; yang Sq. Yd. i “commented sadly, after survey- jcent were — vag I . : ae J “tng the long lineup. _ |Seientists made up per . tion about turning their backs on| PIONEER OR PROTEST? ; < ; ' the British Isles, “We're seeking) }, Britain see . SP, ATTER PATTERN a future for our children,” @ yOung|o? the pioneering spirit? Or is the| . : 4 Many Patterns lathe operator from the Midlands) 44), to leave Britain a silent, but +» a ao ee NOW ’ told _ His ~! ae — in devastating comment on the lack’ SS o_! Reg. $ Ri _ NOW... line one arMS,/of opportunity at home? . B ; | another in a pram, nodded her) tsouptedty, ghe economic con- . Regular $5.95 ot $3.29 169 pa $ 19 ee eee rn ee ” eae Sq. Yd. . * a -time - E . ~ * amma i neste ame uce® ries sxe tin es @ POR ee Sa¥d | Sq Yd Oy, gone coy shout giving out ‘exictithe prospect of more B rayon tweed in @® | eeu AVERAGE ROOM SIZE t immigration figures, but st ora had 8 lot to do with i choice of 12 : “I Ov10 Fe $16.90 AVERAGE ROOM SIZE 400 applicants accepted daily eel oe <6 sor 15’ widths : Cre Sa eo 19.98 100,000 Britons will either be in A sunchiniet from the Ford and two decor- 4 »* as 9x12 Ft. — a ° S .$ - (9x10 Ft. e*eeeve .$11.90 ’ at the end of 1957, or will “wi 10x12 Ft. **eee .$21 98 ; Cipate fe “tone(@t Dagenham, queuing up ator colors. Sq , ; 9x12 Ft. ......$14.98 athe on ye. The present|ie Tim ow working only thew weet Vax Bo ale , omcinteh: oubinambee’’ t $16.98 e Siow 0 a week, with. the oop ole +6” | ‘ - & Never needs waxing, grease|4o.49 gp $18.98 Fg a that ig/0% Production being cut ty eek 32 oe | proof and stain proof. Car- ee - es tober, the om tai ee 2s n ae 15’ width Sq. Yd. ries written guorontee. Keeps your floor looking greater. self, either declared redundant Note: Bring Room Measurements | bright and saves you money. in ——- — 36,000 . wtins Sale What future = ; a year Canada there ? sahed. Sentpetien athens ‘ie ~ but bee bese Deveriotion Reg. Pric Sale Price | Width Yards Description Sale Price . - 01 ! a ee, OS Sas on ~~ L M e : story isthe same. Inquiries at) cussed in the-tamily for at 12x19°4” Bleck MUU ca Won va bets peg cdsngeceec’s 00 179.95 | 12° 53s Gold G Brown... 2... 10.08 sq. 5 sq. yd: 5.95 sq: "4. Australia House have risen from) a year before the first steps are 12x89" Green & White....... bUs cede Extveeveces 119.95 59.95 | 12’ fas" Beige G@ White........... la weues 9.00 sq. yd. 4.95 sq. yd. 71 in the first. week of November) taken to secure an applicationn. 12x15'6" Brown, Green & White. :.............600% 179.95 89.95 | 12’ Brown, Green, White......... «10.00 sq. yd. 5.95 sq. yd. to 3,205 in the first week of Janu-) .-y of opportunity and incen- «12x10'1" Brown, Beige & White................... 119.95 69.95 | 12’ $5 Brown, Green, White............ 9.00 sq. yd. 3.95 sq. yd. — tive were the reasons given by 12x26'3" Brown & White... 2.0.0... ccc cee cee 329.95 179.95 12° 62 Black G White................ 10.00 sq. yd. 5.95 sq. yd. AUSTRALIA AIDS _ |Cambridge undergraduates 12x11'3" Blue, Grey G@ White. .::.............05-- 149.95 89.95 | 15° 60 Beige, Yellow, White Wool......11.00 sq. yd. 5.95 sq. yd. To encourage » the|their pres ye Ay —- 12x15’ — Pink & White. ‘SR ee ee 8 vob eecsIVSS 139.95 | 12° 45 Brown, Green, White......... 10.00 sq. yd. 5.95 sq. yd. Australian government pays all but jcomplained brains ay 12x12’ Black, , 3. eee ae wee 159.95 99.95 112° 80 Green & White................. 9.00 sq. yd. 5.45 sq. yd. Sian eee tare. The dember|taxiiion tyetem which places 12x9 Pink, Block @ White.................... 119.95 69.95 | 12" 58 , Yellow, White Wool... ... 11.00 sq. yd. 5.95 sq. yd. SE ee ee ee we ape lihen whe caren TION 6, 70a 12x10’ Brown, Green & White.,................ 139.95 79.95 | 12° 45 Grey, Blue, White.............. 12.00 sq. yd. 6.95 sq. yd. tralia has risen from 375 a week|the surtax group. ’ 12x10°6" WO Oe WRG, as cect ecg cncvccccces 139.95 79.95 | 12’ 39 , =v yg Wikio. ws orccsecs 12.00 sq. yd. 6.95 sq. yd. in November to 1,100 a week in * * 12x15" * Block @ White... ccc cece eens 199.95 119.95 | 12° 53 Brown, Green, Beige............ 12.00 sq. yd. 6.95 sq. yd. January. This, of course, does not! British trade union res | 15x12’ ~ Beige, Yellow &@ White... ..... 2.2... 60505 219.95 149.95 | 12° 42 Brown G Beige......... Peeuaee 12.00 sq. yd. 6.95 sq. yd. include the Britons who pay their/are also-a_target for criticism. 12x10’ Multicolor .........<. sss; vores « «+ 199.95 119.95 | 12" 68 Bleck, Grey, White............ 12.00 sq. yd. 6.95 sq. yd. own fare. The mine workers’ decision not) 9x12’ Brown, Green & White Uae wee ba 6 ¥eme ews 98.95 49.95 | 12° 55 Brown, Beige, Yellow........... 13.00 sq, yd. 9.95 sq. yd. * * * to allow Hungarian refugees to Many M. Choose F Many More to Choose From Even more revealing, however,|work in ‘the pits, even though any More to Choose From 7 Oe ny ee | we = St fre Scr guested wudnt tee ty ai weet 6 FOFtisagn Sheer Drapery Fabric 4s inches wise c emigrate if they were free to do|society. Such restrictive ces , - Now hed Spy las Solids and Patterns. Values to $3.98 Yard Yow is greater now than at any time Tek ; ne 16 evel read roth WANT He ids a atterns. Va ues to *3. ar supporters parties,/ Tie desire to own’ aa ] ‘See ees Shy cover $s ecial! GLOSHEENS VENETIAN’ BLIND. the government Pe = yo workers to look Kitchen—Prints 5 r embarrassing dilemma. Aunralia. _ and Provincials pecia : ene hand, the government is on |. The lathe es - ig . ‘ ——-— ~ — Cut Right in : j Reg. $1.69 Yd. White—Aluminum i ‘ F} bd ray ry" Your Home , : Reg. 90c Sq. Ft. a a a es ; | COMMUNITY. Ni NATIONAL $1730 $1477 | : Pies Materiel on SAVING CERTIFICATES NA. Deposit your surplas savings or investment - #8 savings at any one of Our 8 convenient § a banking offices. — | Wecenes Easy credit | Now *] 00 yu. Now 59° Sq. Ft. Let (eeerereacerasraccrasurss en “Candies " Pontiac’s Oldest ew Covering _—— nv North Perry Street - ! Wee FE 4.2531 : x dented wir cgmennniine | WALLPAPER -h Vp le hla oe Easter Redecorating ? You With This a ll Patterns... "30% Off " ene Home i Decorating. Service XX FE 4.2531, : dea ea Back to Old Virginny,” < — oN Afternoons ‘ | \ ¥ Here's an idea fast time — the ho liave little appetite at break- {before lunch! First, a glass of fruit juice, then a delicious and|has to give THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1957 mm \Serve Breakfast Eggnog for those people ones who fade BEEF EXTRA LEAN Fresh Frozen Oceon Perch ———— PEAR CARDINAL — Fruit continues to be more popular as a | dessert all the time. In the above picture ripe, fresh Anjou pears | have been poached in a vanilla syrup. The crimson sauce poured | over the top has a dash of lemon juice and maraschino cherry juice or grenadine syrup for an unusyal flavor. : Beef ae aes @S Rem MSM A Lbs. C| for Fs 78 N, ~~ "Tender, Sliced : Liver 9: DB CASH MAR \Poach Pears in Syrup; Top With Crimson Sauce There is many a recipe served to Queen Elizabeth but among the few she has chosen as her favor- wy w @4 ah ak @e 68 waww wae ao) Reker Lb. PEAR CARDINAL 1 cup or 12 oz. jar strawberry or other) T tablespoons I:mon juice ae 3 tablespoons ing cherry juice or grenadine syrup } THRIFTY VEAL BREAST 19° kt A LEAN, SHORT RIBS | CORNED BEEF | SIRLOIN STEAKS 25° = BEEF KOSHER STYLE °| — TENDER, JUICY ONE RE AA aN RANI at RS te : Pear from the crimson sa pourell ever the top. It is a com- | To serve, place on pear upright ee fae ee a as a base, a ye a : elle maraschino Serves 5 or 6. ‘ “Do-lt- Yuet. ee gga : Nescafe Y NORTHERN Remember, it's the fresh IngreGients in your home- on waneusd : : “a. , a behead sucipe Gat mache Wings tanto bette. sty delicately flavored Anjou pear Hem ‘n’ Cranberry Mix INSTANT = TISSUE frock tenger. topped with Cardinal Sauce, isa | Brown slices of boiled ham} : Are RR A eR work of art—with most of the |slightly in skillet. Place a slice of rb 4 work taken out of it, ham on each slice of buttered’ “en ein 2 oe w 2 Ot od Served chilled, each one com-jtoast, Top with a slice 12 ROLLS " plete on your finest dessert plates|berry sauce. Sprinkle gra and accompanied by a dish of sour/ American cheese over all. cream, you will be chosen Queenjon broiler pan, Place under broil- for an evening among your familyjer to melt cheese, Serve imme- land your guests diately, Remus . Country-Fresh / [Hamilton Grade A — LARGE | TIDE..... 69° | FARM-FRESH) sTeaxs......= 79°) | eeeeen ' Ose neuesn ¢ | @Radiches = | nuMPoR. Frosty Acres Frozen. © Green Onions. SIRLOIN TIPS u 79° STRAWBERRIES =| Orme Le 7 oS Your Z : Cc . Mees = a? , 10 Ox. € ee. Birds Eye "= POR { CAMPBELL’S — Juice f $ | “TOMATO ) | 6 on. : } Cans ; e e E ‘ : Hi The first instant coffee 100 . _ pes Be : ae “lee Hi that smells like coffee! 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