“ 115th YEAR | *&**&** ~~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 76PAGES __ ena Young Man's Fancy. .’ | waiting to find Two YMCA members take of the balmy breezes and record high kite techniques temperatures to get a kite flying before March center, and Tom Rohrer. Sukarno Takes Action Premier Resigns Bs ieee ge 0 ‘Pontise Press Photo WASHINGTON P—The in Portland, Ore. 7 and Sat wats the The lowest temperature record- evening is his forecast, but it is) @iir swings this afternoon, the jed in downtown Pontiac wonderful while it lasts.. southerly winds will shift to |§ a.m. today’ was 44 degrees. The Youngsters out with their bats | westerly, bringing with them |temperature at 1 p.m. was 62. eee ee eee : floating down th eengye , : a ee ee District Attorney in Trouble of cottons . « ie = : ==--=sLangley Must Tal fishing equipment is being fea- . : tured .... on Rackets Today Senate Rackets Investigat- _|ing Committée hears today from Dist. Atty. William M. Langley, whom earlier witnesses have linked with an alleged plot by outsiders to “muscle in” on crime profits The probers arranged also to put into evidence cen- sored versions of tape recordings. Portland racketeer James B. Elkins said het made the secret recordings of conversations among jPortland and Seattle gam- blers, Teamsters Union of- ficials and others. Buses to Stop in Port Huron; ‘Losing Money‘ -| Michig: City, Ind, are . BT, eifies caught in. the for] squeene,” he said. “In y . Fi One of the dead was an A curfew, imposed after the as-* Novi Annexation! American tourist. = Troops Quell Attempt b to Kill Cuban Leader Fighting Takes 40 Lives) as Rebels Storm Palace; One American Dies 7 Voided by Doty Rules That Vote Fraud Cancels Takeover by City of Northville Mile road — reverts to its status & special ¢ lectio June 21. a 4 a 2 dg FISEP i il if * Pe eg 4 News sandsahevecesd, 56 2 ; * easevese eee tees é Py PEACE SEED SR eee Ran Teamsters Here. to Local mittee lawyer who was acting as a double-agent. The left is Edward Cheyfitz, a Hoffa attorney. go in Hoffa Familiar By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL Jr. The name of James R. Hoffa—arrested yesterday by the FBI on an attempted bribery charge—is.not an un- familiar one in Pontiac labor circles. Hoffa's name can be linked to the turbulent history of the AFL Teamsters Local 614 here, whose members . Tarmoil can well remember back to* 1949 when two bomb blasts shattered the previous har- mony of the history of the local. Hoffa, 44, stepped into the local’s Hoffa’s foes and their families were threatened with physical vio- lence because of their efforts to OPPOSITION GREW jasked for the accounting of some 1,500, filed suit in Oakland County Circuit Court. Pontiac State Representative .Leaun Harrelson, were alse named in the suit, Harrelson is today “acting presi- dent” of Local 614, whose head-) quarters is at 1410 S. Telegraph Rd. The suit, among other things, funds, in September, 1955, claiming the ing the local’s trusteeship reign. The two were targets of the bomb blasts in the fall of 1949, but were bombs apprehended, police officers attributed them to disseggers of Hoffa's trusteeship. Officers stood by with riot guns 95 z : | , Senate Probers Raided File | Claim Teamster Boss — : | | : = WASHINGTON (#— iit bfaltt Court Arraigns - Hoffa Secretary in Bribery Case “DETROIT (INS) — Mrs, Dobrescu last night in Washington on troit as a material witness, E * when the government opens its case against Hoffa and 47-year-old attorney Hyman I, Fischbach, who and tear gas at many anti-Hoffa meetings in the county. was arrested last night in Coral Again, Caesar, I dispense with ter. ing to repert promptly that the Nazarene, Jesus, is recruiting followers. This may be a serious mat- eo oR Our agent Junius says that hundreds of people gather whenever the man pauses to preach or teach, and he is no longer doing so just in places of worship, but by the roadside, in homes, or any- ‘}where he happens to be. The news-is abroad widely that he has healed the usual greet- asked its owner; Simon, to pull the craft a little oy MEMO TO CAESAR | Jesus Recruits Followers . He preached for a time and then suggested that the fishermen go out on the lake. They him fishing had been no guod all day. cat Gables, Fla., on bribery charges, — | the sea of Genneserat — according to Junius’ ree port — where he found a group of fishermen dry- ing their nets. He got into one of the boats and i 3 5 SCount hes -| Report Compromise Bill Requires Filling Seat in 1958 Election A comptomise bill for a fifth!” Oakland County Circuit Judge was/- “<< veperted favorably out of the House Judiciary Committee in Lansing yesterday, lt talils for election of the new jude in November, 1958, Rep. Farrell E. Roberts Repils| | lican of West Bloomfield Township,| said he expects the county's six ship Tesulted in amendment of an original bill introduced by Rep. Leslie H, Hudson, Democrat of Ponti ig . = Hudson's bill. called: for a-Demo-| | crate appointment in — Cubjan-Troops'Helt: || ~~ Btfack by Rebels a Tay Ce ee ee TS Te ON ee Neg e tebe mee er Cre Tr (Continued From Page.One) _ president of the University of Menelae Mora, a congressman when Carlos Prio Socearras was The bullet-riddied body_-of an- ' gbortive uprising to g resentment against some as- ee ee oh 4 pe i the dictatorial side of * : g hil “AN I did was to use the tele- phone and give order's to my aides,” Batista said, “although my loaded 45 was very near my hand.” About 20 of the student-led at- tackers and three guards were killed in the fighting at the palace. The other deaths came in other dashes ‘around the city. The Weather Full U.s. Weather Bureae Report PONTIAC: AND eo 6 ~ Pee and. warmer We iesrenning aenatnens ‘en ae by showers or acces tov | nal 4a. Shewers or sg mn gg j changing te a few snew loretng eolder tomeorrew, hich abees oe utherly winds at 15 te 25 miles an erg gusty in gg shifting te westerly at 15 a 2 mi and guaty Weennrtey. Teday in “jn Pontiac Le est temperature preceding 8 4.m. At 8 a.m: Wind velocity 2 m.p.h- = Thursday at ¢-37 pm. @un rises Friday 4’ a.m Moon sete Friday at 6:05 a Moon r ieee Thureday at pepatows, a Temperatures eeaeeeeee on hour vis pm. 58 ee eeweeeee Wednesday in Pontiac jiAg recorded downtown Highest temperature ...ch60.00 06000 eg ae - RT ae Weather Pair. eae ij One Year “hee | in Foatine q ‘ighes! temperature Louise, Curtis Edwards, Ralph, Mi- home; a John R. Taylor or Service for John R. Taylor, 71,\to be made none of ot Fort Ogden, Fla., a former cityjattributed to him other resident, will be at 1:30 p.m. Sat-jas a member of the urday from Sparks-Griffin Chapel|tions Secretariat that with Dr, Milton H. Bank of the|authority to comment man, Was eating a late\ontray Methodist Church officiat-|aother on the action of any me ing. Burial will be in Mt. Avonjber, state, nor would it be proper 6! Rep. Lloyd L. Anderson, former THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARC 4, 1957. ‘new branch at 1305 Baldwin Ave. ribbon across the branch's lobby. DOORS OPEN — More than 1,500 od ie the grand opening of the Pontiac State Bank's lowing this ribbon-cutting ceremony at the front door. President Milo J. Cross (left) looks on as City. Commissioner Floyd P. Miles inspects: the yesterday {ol- maintained by At the right is Mrs. George Gray, president of the Weaver- | Owen-Hawthorne Community Club. The new of- . fice, which began operation today, is the third drive-up windows, safety deposit boxes and park- ing space for 75 autos. The Day in Birmingham the bank. The branch has two ‘ICurtis Grandberry Curtis Grandberry, 46, of 54 De- land Ct. died early yesterday morn-| ing at Pontiac General Hospital after a brief illness. eral Motors Truck & Coach Di-/ Surviving besides his. wife, Ro- zetta, are several children, Willie chael, Pauline and Walter, all at brother, Paul Pennex of Pontiac; and a sister, Mrs. Tener Lark of Pontiac. The Cemetery, Rochester. Mr. Taylor's body will be at the funera) home after 7 p.m. Friday. He died Tuesday in Arcadia, Fla, *: Bill for New Judge Out of Committee A compromise bill for a fifth Oakland County Circuit Judge was| reported favorably out of the House Judiciary Committee in Lansing today. It calls for election of the new judge in November, 1958. z Rep. Farrell E, Roberts, Repub- lican of West Bloomfield Town- six legislators will sponsor the leg- islation before the House. The effort towards non-partisan- ship resulted in amendment of an original bill introduced by Rep. Leslie H. Hudson, Democrat of Pontiac, Hudson's bill called for a Democratic appointment in Janu- ary, = Dinner to ae Republican Drive | Waterford Township’ Ss Republican jcampaign will be sparked at a 7 Ip. m, dinner tomorrow in the Old Mill Tavern. | Township chairman Ray Peter- \son announced that local and state candidates in the April 1 election iwill be guests. |township supervisor, will serve as jtoastmaster and Ray Harrington as igéneral chairman of the dinner, commander, Maj. Gen, E. L. M. Burns, Bunche issued a formal|no intention of internationalizing statement through the U.N. office : He had been employed at Gen-|in Cairo. ship, said he expects the county's . CAIRO (INS)—Dr. Ralph Bunche, obviously trying to keep the new Gaza crisis from resulting in a shooting war, backtracked today on his pledge of “full cooperation’’ with the Egyptian civil administra- tion of the Gaza Strip. > 2 ¢ Before flying to Gaza with the United Nations Emiergency Force fo Boate With Eaypt _Pladai : U.S. Picks S Designed by 800 for complete renovation of the unfinished portion of the Mu- nicipal Building. fatal shooting of a Gaza Arab last Monday, Bunche's about “full cooperation’ between the UNEF and the new Egyptian administration - of Gaza provoked ominous threats of renewed fight- ing from Israel, * * * Bunche was said to have made the pledge in hig meeting with Nasser, He also was reported to He denied saying Wednesday that the U.N. “agreed te , . . welcome or would cooperate with” the new Egypttan-appoint-” ed governor, Maj. Gen. Hassan Abdel Latif, whe was to arrive in Gata today. Carruthers Funeral Home from 3) Middle East Information Center p.m, Sunday until time for service at 1 p.m. Monday in Macedonia Baptist Church, The Rev. L. A. .|Miner will officiate with burial in|tary General Dag Hammarskjold. Oak Hil] Cemetery. after he received sharply worded instructions from his boss, Secre- The same. sources who said Bun- che issued the new statement on|8* Hammarskjold’s orders. also said there is no indication that the UNEF will not cooperate with Latif and his aides. Hatem issued a formal statement saying there is “‘fulf cooperation between the UNEF and Egypt.” He added: “The people of Gaza look on the UNEF as a friendly foree.¥ : * * * This renewal of Egyptian confi- dence in the UNEF spiked reports that Nasser is planning to ask for withdrawal of the international po- lice force. It also silenced the bar- rage of criticism ofthe UNEF by the Egyptian press because of the News Flashes MANCHESTER, England w— A British European Airways four-engine turboprop Viscount airliner crashed and burned near here today on a flight from Am- A Peterson said. ~ than is usual in heart /\ Ls Wy, aHis ' ea and blood Ms a DETROIT w ~ A man whose heart operation war televise bs y night maybe allowed to get up t ‘Dr. James B. Blodgett, the ‘surgeon | Haciow Wever is allowed to get out of bed it willbe 12 hours earlier » because of the unusual hour ot operation (9 p. m. Tuesday. - 12:20 a. m, Wednesday), “i Sinha aig me pressure are good.’ \ ‘ oe \, “operated, said that it | have assured Nasser the U.N. had the ah. Hoffa Arrested by FBI on Charge of Bribery was seized in Coral Gables, Fla., was named with Hoffa in a com- plaint filed with U.S, Dist. Judge Richmond B, Keech. McClellan said the alleged bribe by “Mr, Hoffa is clearly indicative of the steps that the gangster ele- -iments are undertaking and will continue to undertake to hinder, hamper, obstruct and destroy this committee.” * * * The arrest of Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, mafked a new turn in the Senate probe, which thus far has been concen- Coast- Teamster officials allied themselves with underworld fig- ures and some public officials in an effort to control vice and gam- * Thus far, Hoffa's name has not * * “lfigured in the committee's hear- ings, altheggh the Senate Investi- gations subcommittee—which be- gan an earlier probe along the same lines — announced in Sep- tember it planned to, talk with him. The FBI said Hofta “is reported to have hired” Cheasty Feb. 13 in Detroit, Hoffa’s home city, to obtain a job with the special com- “At that time,” the FBI said, “Hoffa paid Cheasty $1,000 and of- fered to pay him a total of $18,000 to report to him during the com- mittee’s in McClellan ‘said in a statement: “The information came to ts more than a month ago fiat Mr, Hoffa Was undertaking to plant some one on’ the committee's staff to represent him, to give ‘him inférmation, to keep him in- formed of the committee's plans and of any information the com- that would be of interest to him.’ Kennedy said Cheasty had been on the committee staff for about three weeks, AY) than remark Wednesday) Central States Conference of! trating on allegations that West mittee might obtain or possess Williams Visits ‘County Friday chool Plan} Local Firm Don't YOU "PRE-EASTER SHOE SPECIAL! = Misses GIRLS | More Tf. 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Reorganized District to Walled Lake Board Is) jp svron PLAINS — A Slm|Mrs, Dan Vanaman, teacher vice apes ue Bh in {Erect $1 Million High Negotiating «for Lond jutied “tenets” will be senansiedipresitent: Siithest Fiat: Maes prancing ewes - Building a: ‘in Commerce Area nie the Detroit weather bureau, (row, mother vice president; Mrs. ist. remony’ Et bE : 2: $e) ges jat 7:45. tonight at the Drayton|John Putnam, secretary; ne : Oxford Area Community Schools - | WALLED LAKE—Except for the|Plains school PTA, . i, a ee Sete gt nhl Boreas ord -.* . + will go to the polls Friday to vote official canvassing of Monday elec- parents are urged to attend erry Bird, : _ + 98 @ proposed $1,500,000 bond issue} | tion allots, the regular meeting| qia' imeeting, ae there. will be (27> and Mrs. John Ward, ‘is: mony in. the Marletis, Methodist « Sized its school district last Sep- vg ne the preg mga ing year. “Imlay City. cheesy officiated at the : 4 ara for the icbtont ot in) Mothers of 6th graders will serve) The Imlay City PTA will have e ceremony, in the pres- : 2 keno a yp saosin shmen' aod its next meeting Tuesday evening! ence of 300 guests. =~ ~. ‘The money will provide a million ae ya the G& niscnscscne t8o . an : ‘|School, No action was taken on at 8 o'clock in the high school. The bride’s parents are Delphine , Gallar high school for 600 students, the application for an easement) . ‘Gingeliville The Rev. Paul Wittrig will | Hill of Kingston and Mrs. Grace ; thus releasing the present building ito lay underground cables on the| Officers elected at the recent) give the ‘invocation: Musical Lothrop of Pontiac. bride- . + for junior high school purposes. Union Lake property by the Bell| meeting of Proper PTA were: Mrs.| numbers will be presented by an jgroom is the son of Mrs. Alfred "The other half million will pro- | | Telephone Co., since the contract|Paul Gallaher, . president; MTS.| instrumental group under the Chappel and the late Mr, Chappel '. Wide for additions to was not clear on the matter of lia-|Robert Williams, vice president; |‘ givection — of Morgan O'Dell. Madeline wore a floor-length _—hakeville,Leonardand- Thomas bility, and the Board wishes this ¥ Rural teachers have charge of gown of white crystalette, with a ; ’ clarified before grant-| the program. Mrs. Paul Wittrig sweetheart neckline. Her finger- ‘Each addition will include two Pee North Branch Votes: "=" — LS Bae vel wae etoeeed by 6 eral kitchen, tore | ’ Peggy sat will be served by = wey merely ines aa purpose room, P fourt mothers. i strand : z : WATER SAVER — Yep, the Bible tory facilities and heating” plant) Re-elects Incumbents ee oY eee carried wbite ‘ene ped with : 4 Woodward PTA will meet Mon-|aches out in. Kansas. Liana] gharon Hill of Kingston served ! NORTH BRANCH fe ae day at 8 p.m. at the Woodward conctantides, above, of Nicosia,/as her sister’s maid of honor and dist election, held in Legion t., (School. Jim Henderson, a Leader| Shields of was yee! 3 day resulted in reelection of the Do?" school instructor, and Bullet,|C¥Prus, is just one of $1 coed} Carel Ann, s of Kingston At ap 1 : following incumbents: President! German police dog from the| Victims at’ the College of Ent betdecras ki. ee Shae aati sSesaa tri Waker ee nares Omen eaeeet “Dog School, will present! poria, Since” mid-October, the Fede ger ae. ead : is PERNT LED EDF Pa da eee: ae pete ere DES Treasurer gee a ane SS POO B ecco insics p heave had to. resort to old- of : ; : nag ee : : - wo mena be one VEAL, =—— Lites , girls. Se ene ae Sat enable i ~ SOT " 3 : : 3, * i A dentate StionWné a -talk on ¥-tashioned. anshiubs.... ub- oe anes Leonard area. Oxford Methodist Rite Read = portion of the budget would be lor, Assessor Lloyd Lake. the organization and training pro-}ping poards. The dorm ‘s Simran “Only taxpayers will be allowed pies fs ee -“gieady at the April meeting. Thirty-three votes were cast. gram will be fea’ 7 ,|two modern automatic washers} 4° reception was held in the . oe 3 Carolyn Tottingham Wed), som.seniais "ad entered ie EA seatin eee wy Sat ove, See NE see oes oe eee | $ “te ~ 4 4 ; y. g with Marshall — me lp 84 Clifford Citizens will be held at the meeting. | of the water shortage. honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls, 5 Those in the Leémard and Lake- ee ae | 1 Pee & Board of Education, at the hear-\Elect Village Officials ville areas will vote at the Row-| OXFORD — In an 8 p.m.-cere-jroad here and Carolyn is the|i.> at the Oakland County Board land Hall in Leonard. Others willimony at the injdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon W-|-7° maucation on March 21, con-| CLIFFORD — In a total of 8 | ; | vote at Oxford High School, —_jOxford, Robert L. Woolcox took|Tottingham of First street, also in\-orning petition of the Novi Board|votes cast here this week in the : | YOU ANT = as his bride, Carolyn J. Totting-/Oxford. to have that portion of the Walled general village election, the fol aN Oak Park Schoo! ham. The Rev. Fred Clark performed)Lake district south of the 13 Mile|lowing were elected: rol \ : : He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.\the rite before 100 guests road transferred to the Novi dis-; Lee Brown, president; George IGNORE THE PRICE to Represent U.S. Percy Woolcox of Elizabeth Lake| rye brigat gown featured a bal- |tTict. Smith has been furnished the/McGinnis, clerk; Emily Moore, ae : 2 ering length skirt of chantilly /Recessary data to be used at the/treasurer and Roy Armstrong and 2 ; . DETROIT @ — Lessenger lace and tulle over satin. It had |hearing. . \John D. Willson, councilmen, pene wit repent Unies States IROCHester Buying | 2,tttst Deis, sa to seers ; | = ; ee as ; _ school architecture at the inter. prevalent gence gg athe: 5 | cons] 2 sccm ccars "2c: (919,468 in Meters | Sirc.r0-"smane re | Deaths in Nearby Communities | Dp Nn _ dullding, was O'Dell | ROCHESTER village secured a fingertip : Bg. ‘Hewlett 8 he, dating a mp Attending as maid of honor was Charlies Behnke - brother, Car] M. Devaney, 1509 8.) - - : a purchased 310 parking meters at a Lapeer Rd. wi be held Sater , Gates of Birmingham. cost of $19,468. Each meter costs|Coleen Collier of Oxford and James} IMLAY CITY — Services for] “apeet Re from the Baird : . se, $62.80 installed. Raabb of Lake Orion serving as|Charies F. Behnke, 84, of Almont, |0¥ at 1:20 p.m. from the Bats : $5,000 The meters will be used in the man. David Kirby of Oxtord|who died Wednesday, will be held) |e ) : Legacy two parking lots east of Mainjand Raymond Young of Trenton|Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Muir He ic survived by hs Left b M be and on Walnut boulevard. Repaint-|seated the guests. Home here Del comm: sit eme Morea Delian! L y Member ing ot the existing meters ts in- e:¢.% fal will be in Imlay Township/ cman, Richard: and eal . cluded in the cost. Meter : : : of Area Baptists Corp. will install the meters. |..71,in the church parlor. | Surviving are his wife, four sons ters’ "yare" Marjorie | LAPEER—The Rev. Arnold Oj-| 4® amendment to the soning The couple will reside at 23 Moy-Isfetariora, and ‘Donald of Flint; [2% Hackler both 9 Z ee eee Fee Deptt, pat os Ge Oot ted ae four daughters, Mrs. Ethel Foster, | chijdren, two brothers has received word that a The of Capac, Mrs. Sadie Jenkins of|ters inch Cal of ; memorial legacy has been| fwunel He iving ap. eo reps Pat P Fist. Mrs. eles Cocke. of Im” uding Lapeer. ~ or aoe Ss Leeoe pace weet te (St. at Prance lay City and Mrs. Vera Richmond Darlene Marie Curn } memory donor's mother,| ilase eit . Clare brother, of TERFORD TOWN ‘who was a member of this church | 7% square feet, said area not to | Set by Girls ma > gh alii bg? * * * es es Rake ee > ee two-year-old daughter of t Authentic raze ‘Will Kill ‘Calypso, Asserts Singer. Belafonte. ee sg thee ep ten poe pm I'm : prove > knelt MNOS s comments afraid that Calypso Seanne ae chaste “ caricature ‘of itself because of the | ot 8 p. west : the Commission Chambers, City ‘Hall, 35 S. Parke Street on Intention to Construct the following - public et ; provements: SIDEWALK AND RELATED WORK Court Drive from Mt. Clemens to South line Pontiac Knolls YORK (NEA) — I want ino part of the Calypso craze. I'm | fijust afraid that the sudden emer- Officials Meet ion Water Supply | Pollution in Subdivision in Waterford SANITARY SEWER ~ West side Baldwin Avenue from $ line Lot. 578 Baldwin Dixie : Sub. te Merrimac. Bsy Street from N. line Lot 6 Lake Court Sub. te N line Herrington Hills Sub. ; Deted March 13, 1957. é For further information see legal notice ’ Interested property owners ate urged to appear. : ADA R. EVANS unique to the Islands. There are City Clerk many work songs and ballads cature by the fast money men. West Indian music, ie ih wl ee ec eC, ‘Aone beceeaas li 7 Easily installed without use of = glue. ideal for snow tires. 15” or 16%. Set/2, 3R5310,15. - Sa Pe tee Ae GL dh ckadk seoset ie. shudlinsrdadita ambi a aiee ll Forged carbon steel. Four deep sockets 36" to Ve”. Fits all | on New Tube or Tubeless | € DAVIS. Silent Sen try RAYON’ | The finest first-line tire you con buy! 95 Same quality as those on the new cars! Super high-tenacity rayon cord carcoss re- Plus Tex & Old Tire Seat Balt” 598 Reg. 9.95 Each Nylon webbing with sure-grip cam-type buckles. CAA & SAE approved. 3R51 10-18. sists heat and impact. 100% cold rubber tread . . . designed to soak up shocks, give cat-quick stopping traction. 6:70x15 Rayon Black Tube NOW. . . for thie sale only. you can buy any piece or set of furni- _ | WAREHOUSE PRICES Kroehler 2- Pe. SECTIONAL Reg. $419.95 _ NOW ONLY -This sacle is for this weekend only, ture in our store at a SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNT. Every price tag (no exceptions), has been marked down te show you a tremendous saving. We. challenge anybody, anywhere, any time to give you as MUCH for your furniture dollar and so wide @ selection as you'll get right here. THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATUR- Type,, Reg. $26.65 Outright Davis Tires are guaranteed:-1. Against all road hazards, including blow-outs, cuts and bruises. 2. Against all defects in workmanship and materials for tread life of tire without limit as to time, specified mileage. ype Whitewall. 6.70x15. Black 6.70x15. Rayon Tubeless Whitewall 6.70x15. Meg. $36.85 outright. Now only $21 wind TERMS - Tires Mounted Ase Rayon T: Reg. sh cade, New only $19.13. hen, CURIS clan New cay $17.75. Auto Utility Floor Mats Regular 89c 69° High quality rubber compound. Fits all cars, Full 17% x 17”, Color choice. 2N1 105-09. 40. — 2 ee eee ** ks ick chs, i dill liana * _WITH TRADE _| bad is : Serta — Posture — Restokraft 4 | © All Sales Final PILLOWS Mattress or Box Spring | | ©Basy Credit Terms | — os. $2.49 Esta Firm for spine leva sloop 20.8 Years to Pay od bee nas. $50.50 “OQ” |W Nemonanor | LAMPS 00% of [aur areuanoes$0% 3 [MIRRORS 40% off |x | 2-Gal. Reg. 3.49 =a ia Hardwick 4 Burner, Deluxe Model, 36-inch, Reg. $249.95 GAS 6 ae COMBINATION DEAL @ 2-Pc. Foom Rubber @ Living Room Suite @ 1 Cocktoil Table @ 2 Step Tables. @ 2 Beautiful Lamps Reg. $289.95 239” | Vita Power all-weather oi! in 2-gal. can. 1OW-30. 2W1820 Quart. 2W1870. / cthemalbtina with trade ~~ _Kroehler 3-Pc. , DOUBLE DRESSER. : : CHEST, BOOKCASE ap . - | | muse | OPEN | M. / { - FURNITURE and APPLIANCES , All necessary parts. for 49-53 * ’ for all ee: Oil Filter Cartridge 69° Regular 89c Westline quality. Economical replacement element for popu- lar filters, R5900. 4. 50 Trade-In! 2 Yr. Wizard Full 24-month guarantee! 877 vn ae Fits group 1 & 21 Cars _ Guaranteed. power for pennies a day! For most Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth and others. Strong leakproof molded case . . . outstanding glnplecmcciensicc f° -.. Deluxe, 30-Month Guor. Gp. 1, 2F, 2L.... 10.77 Exch. — ree Hi ace #38, 2L.. Bie: Fords and Meres. 14800. Kits. eee 162 N. “SAGINAW T. SPECIAL PRICES. ey _GOOD THRU ) SAT Mon, ® Fri. eh _ Weekdays rs 00-P. M.| > set at ae ie! met ie i a ADA RB. "ee a ~ Semmens os . os low as $1.25 weekly! 3——-NO MONEY DOWN. ae i eh ce ues nae 967 at 8 o'clock | made by Da meet in 7 r on March 19, 1 . to hear ae WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS * 7 : is further . said the that by Te : ne 3 2 eli oe bl thereof byt mead te $18,478.98 of the|M Commission shall be paid from the ‘Capital Improve-|P. he ment Fund. the and rela notified of at 2.18, and that of the estimated JB and ex- cost =e will meet in on March 19, Sidewalk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN penses there and that NOTICE OF INTENTION struct jestimated You are hereby itt CON- at an estima "ihe related work on/that the plan, nee oi ‘ie ‘to ON that at # end s You are hereby notified f the or sidewalk t Drive. ular moons 0 intention of | Pontiac, by NOTICE eee "951 = ee mated 2, jections and the will meet in mm. to hear hat may be made by parties interested. | W.O, T145 P t [cena of i d TO CON-/Court Drive. Be struct Sidewalk and related work op Cas r Stree! March 14, 1957. ADA R. BVANS, ted ff the Commission of -1957_-bs... * a related work on both OF INTENTION be the intention yf rch 13, 1957 B meen: intere: a ‘are cE To: Micholie-ti sides of fasion which time and TOP VALUES: DON’T MISS THESE @ ALL DELUXE FEATURES @ COMBINATION UNIT . © BIG 48” SIZE @ ONLY 1 LEFT! THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 SS * * gases exhausted from ‘the The heated air ignites ana Venting Fuel is* injected in the center burning drives the pistons apart. wo nces Tractor Like water rotating a water-|Dated March 13, 1957 flow inte a ¢-inch diameter tur- bine wheel. and/D.m. “of thet March-13;- is on file * the * General Motors . announced free piston engine “trom * win pon ‘}causes the turbine wheel to spin. {sion to. land front wi i.? i * il TS Be RE Bae i edctl Fast 3 sett Br astt daptge fh 3 Masi (ae ics iat ro THE PONTIAC PRE Unveils Experimental ‘Typhoon’ * The engine, capable of operating} The + | fuels, produces heated gases to "tla the turbine, * by a free piston turbine/into the air that is superheated) the yt eeu ar ble compression between the th Free Piston Engineé: Ford Motor Co.'s Tractor &/ pistons. “* An experimental tractor, pow- ee Division in Birming-|the fuel and its expansion during Ford Annou Wi It was developed Labora- Ford Scientific - | wheel, the action of the gases It has no high tension = in Calendar i Pia ane a nen RL > t were found ' aH IE a : re L. i a fF rf - windows, screens and Fs fi eae a aif Hie ibe: eae * toate aa ogee ee Se Grade A large 32-33; medtum) Oakland County Sheriff's Depart- te at OT RUH ES i He silat ae Hi i ea festa! : We Era a8 is 5 Hf i! ae eg ae ephasietarnalpe te tad at is just fair. to Hat i ‘i BE eee Ai pa A A me redeih. “udiiccthesthaslofineliaalialiiod bo ae, i FE | ity - aa an Stee eet erase eereser a a rrr Fe Rial hl diy Ok Uae eae a Ie ae ae a Oe ae a ee Me a a ee Se Rem Ce 6.4 Ce oes oak Sos sal SE Se S.2 ee pati = es eet ewe zi * 99" REG. $134.50 VALUE Includes 6-ft. tub, wash basin and closet, you to compare this Outetanding aoe ee Z We urges bargain. FITTINGS COMPLETE WITH & x Ges: 19” sons marred. Compare this value! k HEATER 52-Galion Electric HOT WATER 30 Gallon GLASS LINED Warranty. Heater $79.50 twice as much hot ter! Ask ts, rs 30-GALLON GAS HOT FIBERGLAS LAUNDRY TRAYS | COLORED BATH SETS WATER HEATER Grade, Batson" Appr Reg. $69.95 vad . asl These tanks carry com~- * Specialists in Complete Kitchen Layouts “The Store That Values Built” 1'%42-in, Galvanized $7.70 90 2-in. Galvanized $10.32 AND CAREY ONLY ¥ } : f from American of Dis WASHER-CABINET == You'll find the price tags on these iiems EXTRA LOW, * 3. STACK-ON OVEN with Base Cabinets! end Your Choice of FORMICA SINK TOPS We offer an outstanding selection of cabinets for kitchen or bath, along with formica tops in: choice of colors and WE SELL WHAT Choice Selection. of . GENUINE BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS Also steel base and wall cabinets. _ WE ADVERTISE! 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