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WEEK As Compiled by the Grosse Pointe News Thursday, Oc~ber 10 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, revising United States Earth satellite plans. announced yesterday this country will at:tempt to launch the first of four small "t~st" satellites in December. He also said the first United States satellite carrying scientific instruments will be fired in March. He said the American man-made moon would provide "much mere" ir.formation than the Russian satellite now circling the earth. iii The President also assured newsmen that there was "not one iota" of danger to this country from the Russian ~atellite. He added that it showed the Soviets have rockets with "a very powerful thrust," but refused to concede Russian superiority in the missile field.
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R~~~~eT~e~~~~~a~e~a~f dozen other top Teamster Union leaders for contempt of court will be made by a 13man New York rank-and-file committee fighting Hoffa's reCEnt election as the 'uniOn's president. Lawyers for the 13 rebels who obtained an anti-election injunction only to see it upset by Chief Justice Earl Warren, will seek to prove that the union bigwigs ran a rigged vote at their convention in Miami Beach last week where Hoffa won by an overwhelmi 1 208 to 443 vote ng, '. * • ' Frida)', October 11 JAMES R. HOFFA could not have been' elected president of the Teamsters Union if the union had obeyed its own constitution, charged Senator McClellan Thursday. He further elaimed that '~shocking and Gcandalous" situations de....eloped in Hoffa's election. McClellan said the Senate Rackets Investigation Commit~ t~e, of whi\0
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For Many ~roups Schools wiil be closed on October 24 and 25 in the Pointe ap.d in all communities of Wayne County outside of Detroit to permit. educators to attend the annual Regional Conference of the ,Michigan Education Association. 0--------------The first general session will be held on Thursday, October 24, beginning at 9 a,m. in the Grosse Pointe High School auditorium. Speakers 0:.11' the opening session will be A. J. Brendel, president of the Michigan Education Association, speaking on "Our M.E.A.-Today and Tomorro~;" Donald J. Door-to-Doo~ Canvass BeLeu; deputy supermtendent of 'I .' public instruction, whose' topmg Made as Volun~ ic is "Teaching-A Challenge," teers Seek TO Raise -and. Andrew I? ~olt, .vice$332 325 in Pointe preSIdent of ~p.eUmversity of I Tennessee, Knoxville, whose The ninth annual Torch subject is "How To Be a Cobalt Bomb." Drive in the Pointe, under Luncheon at Center the leadership of Mrs.
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The noon M.E.A. - N.E.A. Robert Duff, of Stephens luncheon will be held at the road, regional residential Grosse Pointe War Memorial. of flu;-JUlJY NOTHSTIEN, 'MARGE WIBLE, JEAN Freeman Monson, speech cor- and small business chairHUTC;HNSON, BEV BAY, PA U L ALe 0 T and rectionist, WyaI1~otte, will act ;'man, is under way. MetroComplete figures On the PATrY JOIWSTON. as chairman. At the luncheon,! l't Detro.t launched it numlber of the teaching staff Frances Roscrance,. dean of the po 1 an 1 ,who had to remain home becollege of education, Wayne in a big way Monday night cause of illness, are not availState University; and Ruth at the Civic Center with a able, but for Wednesday, Mon-, . Winter, Detroit teacher" will. t dd d h b t the day and Wuesday~ tha total discuss "The Improvement of t s ar-s u e Ii ow, u is 7'1.. ' the Teaching Profession!" official opening date was On Wednesda~ October 9, Group meetings ~will be held Tuesday, .october 15. The. officials said, It' teachers were on Tliursday'-'afterno'ori; Octo- "drive will end November Y. a1bsent; Monday, the number ber 24, with the following per, was 28; and Tuesday, 26. ---. . sonS acting as chairmen' adult Grosse Pomte Headquarters M ..:1._' d rrt.. d ' . . W"lli Eh'lh dt "F d t' r onu.l:lY s an .a. ....es ay s e~ucatlon, I am ,ar " for the Umted oun a Ion a e figure alone C!ame to 54, six Publlc,to Be Welcome to Hear Talks, Inspect I~st,itution Farms Council Gives Go.Junior Red Cross Members (llreetor of adult educatlOn, ~l- under the direction of Mrs. more than the 49 given for Fri. Will Wash Car Win-' And .See Movies and Sli~esof Flint ~isaster 'Ahead' Signal for Prole~ ~~rk, and Edg~r Srmth, William Tost and Mrs. John day, October 4, and Monday prmclpal, Eastern. High School 'd T d' 0 t b 7 d 8 dows as Inducement 'Bo~ Secour, s Hos..u+al officials and personnel will ject Between Boulevard Evening School,' Det~oit; art L. Kenower. AssIstmg secre- an ues aw, coer an • Yfor Donors participate'in an orientation program and Civil Defense and Chalfonte \ education; Doris Porter Mc- taries are Mesdames Theodore Here is the breakdown in the emergency exercises, Tuesday, October 22, froin '2-4 Lean, Cady School, Wayne; au- R. Buttrick, Henry M. Camp- number ~f a:bsences for school The Farms council has dio-yisual More than 35 members of p.m." it was announced by Pointe Co-ordinator of Civil education, Ro~er bell III Ross Wilkins, Robert days begmnmg as of 'Yedne~Parcells Jumor " , day, October 9. Each figure IS approved. the widening of O'Connor the 'Junior Red Cross, stu- Defen'se George Elworthy. -e , High Gr~sse Pointe; the aver- J. Schneck, Charles S. DaVIS, for each of the following days: Kerby road"'!from.Chalfonte dents of Grosse Pointe High Sister. Mary Gertrude, sup- shown of the Flint tornado di, old M J Y k Jr Ezra Lockwood, James L. rs. ean or, D:' k J A th M lIen Figures by Schools School, will wash car win- erintendent' of the' hospital, saster, and possibly other avenue: to Grosse' .Pointe age ChI, principal, Chormann School; IC.son, . I' ur ..It'u ~ 1' boulevard. dows on Saturday, October said that the pro~ram a~d ex- em~rgency areas. , Wyandotte; beginning teach- CeCIl W. Lepard, Henry ,,~od Barnes-28, 26, 28, 57 and 6_: The estimated cost of the social man and Alfred H. Schra,~hun. Defer-48, 54, 53, 60 and 75, 19 and Thursday, .octob~< ercises, are p~rt of an over all Sister Gertrude said that last Widening is said to be about ers, R 0b er t Braz.,ell , ,Fer -35 4{) 47 414 and 47' 24 at ~arioCUSGrosse Pointe PMlant hOSli~titalS thr0ighoutdthe minute plans are behIg lined $18,000: This figure was re- studies, Fordson HIg,h School. OfflCes are in the Neighbor~ K ~ 43' 48 d 58: shoppmgenters. e ropo an. area are un er. ,. ','. , . Tlie conservation ,gr 0 up hqod ClUlb, . 17145 Waterloo, as Mer: y 50' 56' 60' 68 an d "'9~ MurCards will then be placed. taking, ,to fami)iarize person": up WIth the Pomte ,polIce and leasea' ,by~City ~gineer meeting will be held at the in previous years. The tele- MaIre- 30 59 72 87 and ~3: ray Smith, who ..showed memon the clean windsHields read- nel on how to react during fire departments' personnel for (Contin.ued on Page 2) pho~e~ num~er i~. TU 2-1926 Mas~n'th~6 82 i12~ ~~1 a nd bers of the council a detaIled ______ and the offices WIll be op,~n o~ el ';" ing. • . . Your cars have been disasters. the program. . plan of the proposed project.' Monday through Friday from 159, Poup~rd-3 /, 4" 67, 64, washed by the Junior Red Miss Abraham Helps Following the showing of In making his report, Mr. 10 m until 3 pm and 100; Rlchard-40, 45, 43, 60 Cross. We hope you can see.. .' . a. . . . and 51; and TrOIilbly-55, 65, your way to donate a pint of MISS. Geraldme Abra?an:, the movIes an,d the dISCUSSIon,Smith siad that in the block Some 2,500 women volun74, and 77. and •blood to the Red Cross Blood_supervIsor oJ. the hospItal's visitors will be conducted on :between .Chalfonte Beaupre, only three trees teers are out to better the Parcells Junior High School mobile :Which will be at Christ emergency roo~, att~n"ded a a tour of the hospital's emer- might have to be removed in _ . G P . t BI d number of Pomte CIVIl De, . Pointe's outstanding reCord of -215, 255, 297, 282 and 275; Ch urcn. rosse om e v., ft' d h .d d gency and opel'atmg rooms. the process. No ordinary birth announce. last year:, when it contributed Pierce Junior High-191, 195, Friday, October 25, from 2 ens~ mee m~s, an . as al e . -To Be 26 Feet Wide 'ment this: - Mr. and Mrs. 120 percent of its quota, the 196, 150 and 151; and Grosse until 8 o'clock. Miss Mary Pat- cons,Idera'bly m settIng up the The l'oad will be widened Nicholas Shock, of Three Mile highest percent over quota of Pointe High School-700, 625, terson is chairman of the comIng program. area. This 625, 500 and 450; and Nursery :from its. existing 24 'feet, to 216 drive, announce the birth of any residentIal group, Miss Nancy'Cleminson, She said that Pointe city of. feet, a foot on ea{:h side' of the their TENTH child; Martha year's goal is $332,325 and thee S h go I-, 0 0, 1, 0,an d 1. co-chairman. ficials and the general public street. The original widening 'Jean, on September 26. This campaign, as before, will be Committee Appointed are invited to take part in th,e Probably Hit Pe,ak was to have been to' 30 feet, now makes a ratio of 7 girls conducted on a door-to~door . ErwIn . H . F oers t er l'mg, event. basis. Dr. Thomas Davies, Pointe Mrs. City Police' Sgt. Mauck and but'residents in Kerby object- to 3 boys.' chairman of the Christ Church Visitors 'Willi be welcomed Commissioner of Health said Mr. and Mrs. Shock, (She, Officer Martin were cruising ed at several meetings held Blood Bank, has appointe~ by Mother Liborius, head of that last Friday's figure shows at the municipal hall. The 26 the forme'r Margaret Fresard), Mrs. Lester Kilgore chairman Bon Secours; and speakers on Gothe and Lincoln road feet is a compromise. that the illness probably has have been ,married 13 years of hostesses. Also Mrs. A., H. will be introduced by Mr. EI- when they observed' a man reached its peak, and believes The city engineer saId the and marked nearly.every a21walking aimlessly on Lincoln wid-ening will.be done by add~ niversary with a new addition Schmal and Mrs. Frederick worthy. ' it is now on the decline. will head Turner "lransportaScheduled to speak are Paul on Tuesday, October 8 at 3:45 ing an 18-inch integral gutter to the family, which noW conHe said that flu vaccine is tion. Schafer of the Detroit Office in the morning. , and curb on each side of the sists, of:: - Nicholas, Jr.,. 12; The finishing touches were still not available because the Members of the telephone of Civil Defense and Wyatt Suspicious, the officers ques. street. This, is consi'dered a Kathryn, 11; Margaret, 10; made" Monday, October 14, flu bug is still beating the com~ittee. are: ~rs. Rodg~rs ,Barnes" co-ordinator of the tioned. the man, William Leroy sound, construction 'and pro- Julie, 9; Howard; 8 (in Febru- when asphalt was laid On the manufacture of the vaccine. HarrIS, Mrs. Robert Glaesn~r~ Wayne County Civil Defense. Fulton, of 4509 Copoer, De- d!~ces a sta:ble pa~ement; he, ary); . Joseph, 6; Monica, 40; strip of Fisher road between If any shots are available, Mrs. Joseph Askren, Mrs. Chf! Each will discuss disaster troit. Dissatisfied with Ful- saId. Anne, 2%; Mary, 1%, and baby Maumee and Jefferson. they should be obtained from G~a~, Mrs. AI~is Schmal, Mr~. planning and the important tOn's story, the mEm plac~d He said the integral clIDb sister Martha Jean, ... family physicians, he said. To WIlham Bauble, Mrs. H. L;. pa.rt hospitals. play during ex- him: under arrest for further and gutter co~struction cost St. Clare School,relieves Mrs; This joint project, underdate, there isn't any to be .had ClarKe, Mrs. Frank Nelson, treme emergencfes." $2.49,a lineal foot, whereas, an Shock, 36, of the six older chil- ~aken by the C~ty 3;nd Farms, investigation. at his office in the Defer and :Miss Florence Irving. I ." eql,livalent pave~ent' with a dren during the week-days, mc1u~ed the. Wldenmg of the After questioning the susSchool because none' can be Assisting with donor ple'dge To Show Plctures of FlInt vertical 'curb costs $4.75 a but she claims they're "no' ~oad m that block. had from the supply ~uurce. cards will be: Mrs. J. Lane There will be. a panel dis- pect fol' several hours at the lineal foot. These prices do trouole" "all are wono.erful;" Workmen have completed he added. Donovan, Mrs; William Russell, cussion following' the talks; City station, and getting no nC?t include the removing of and be~t of all. "There;s never the job in just a little over more than "just walKing" re(Continued on rage 2) and movies and ~li?e"swill'be two we~~. plies, the man was released to e~ting ~uIlb an~ exca~ation, I a dull momentl", , " Detroit Police for further WhIChw01llid'add approxlmately $1 per21ineal foot, he, added. ," . questioning. ,
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Mrs. Gerald Stoetzer, social hauser and Lyn, Mrs. John chailman for the reception fol- Kyle Worley and Jean, Mrs. lowing the first concert of the Frederick A. Leisen and Sally, 1957-58 'season, featu.ring the Miss Cathy Bicknel"t, Mrs. Max Grosse Pointe Symphony Or- O. Wolfe and Joann Wolfe. chestra, has announced the Miss Wolfe will .also be in nam~s of the assisting hostesses charge of decorations. and uspers :for,the occ,!-sion. Mrs. Eugene Kozak, art in. The concert will be held jn structor at Denby High. School, the auditorium of Parcells has presented the Symphony School, Mack and Eight Mile Committee with, 30 posters eIIoroad on Sunday evening, Octo;" pecially made for the occasion ber 20 at 8:15 o'clock. immedi- which will be displayed by ately followed by c'a reception various 'stores" in the Pointe in the gymnasium to which all and Jacobson's lias generously attending the performance are offered its cooperation in procordially invited. moting.' ticket sales ~t an- atMiss D'Arcy Chan'dler, Mrs. 'tractively 'arranged ;booth in E. R. Beeman and Miss Cindy the store in the Village, which Beeman are' co-chairmen as- will be staffed by members of sisted by Mrs. E. B. Galloway the Symphony committee. York and Muffy, Mrs. Andrew Court Jewelers have again offered and Penny, Mrs. S. L. Polizzi the use of their'massiye silver and Marion, M~s. Jack Leit~ (.continued on Page 2)
Five, hours later, Russell W. Reismg, 761 LlncolIl road, reported finding' a. car in .his back yard. Officers. responded 'to the call, found a 1947 Dodge sedan on the Reish1gs' lawn with the motor running' They took the car to'the'City'Police station and traced its ownership to Otto Rutz, 5814 Lemay avenue: Det~oit, Fur the r: investigation revealed that a jump wh:e. had been 'used to start the vehicle and that it had been stolen around 4 p.m. the, previous day in the, vicinity ofB~niteau and Warren.
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Woods Judge Don Goodrow on Saturday, October 5, on a charge of reckleslt driving and was found guilty. " O'Reilly was fined $50 and placed on, two years probation and forbidden to drive during that pe~iod; Lee R. Hammer of 22593 Marter road, St, Clair Shores paid a fine .of, $8 after being found guilty of d.':30beying a traffic light. William E. Anderman of 1561 Oxford, paid a fine of $12 for speeding. Failing to yield the right of \Vay and causing an accident as a result, cost. Payton W. Amneus of 521 Peach Tree lane, a fine of $10. George Garcia of 14548 Turner, Detroit, was found guilty of not having his truck under
. Ray F. Buchanan of 12641 Hot on the heels ',of its pre. Rosemary, was found guilty in sentation this Friday and Satnot having his car under con- urday,of '~The.Man Who Came trol and causing an accident to'Dinner/' the Gro~se Pornte and he paid a fine of $10.: Commupity Theater an.ounc,es A $10 fine was also paid by c!isti~g" c~ps for Emlyn "WilSylvia Ida Rauh of 21717lliams NIgh:t Must Fall. Trombley, St. Clair Shores, Tryouts .w111be held at ~he who was found guilty of not Gros~!,!Pomte War. M:emonal, having her car' under control Sunday afternoon, Oct?ber 20, and causing an accident. at 2:30; Tuesday. evemng and Bill Albrecht of 336 Merri- Wedne~day + evenmg, OctO'ber weather, accused of loitering 22 and 23 a. 7:30., . at the Howard Johnson restauThe - suspense duller has rant on Mack, was found parts for five men and four guilty and he paid' a $10 fine. women. Tr~ou.ts are open to Al f d' 'It f l' 't all and not hmited to members . so oun gUl y 0 01 er- 'of the group. mg at. the restaurant was . " , Thomas R. 13rown of 407 Chal. The .play WIll be d1re~ted by fonte. He was giv~n a sus- Ted Gushee and presented pended sen~ence. December 6 and.7.
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. ,. Explorer Seat Scout Ship The ~rosse Pointe" Board of,l t~rough' voluntary. contribu- No. 19, adjunc.t o~ the' Boy Educatlon met yesterday,oc-I hons: ',' Scouts of Amenca, 1Sattempttober 16, to, disc~ss the .proSince, the' playground is the: ing'to raise funds to epable posed Gabriel RIchard play- property. :of the,. School Dis-, the boys to ~ry dock the1r 32ground d~velopment sought by trict, the Board o~ Education's II foot yawl thIS fall . ~e M~~~an P lay g r 0 un d approval for. the Improvement With this goal in mind the I ommI e . .. . is needed, 'b.,?fore'action can be boys have agreed, unanimous~t a meetmg WIth ~epresen- taken in"Lthe.matter. ly,' to aid in the fall clean-up t.atlVes of the committee and, It. 'll'.-'t' k' f -th t 'of basements and garages by f th F h ld T ,wI'a e rom ree 0' °d Oet abrms8the , B on d ues- five years" fo completely' de- collecting any un~se~ scrap ay, coer, e oar gave 1" h d 't metal Pointe reSIdents are tentative approval to' the Mc- ve'dop ,t et:raBygro~n,. 1 w.~s asked' to co-operate by calling Millan committee to go ahead sal , If 1 ~ oar glves 1 Seither T"U5M841l0~'TU ,2-6662 . t " appro va. • ~It. h'"ItS P,1ans. f or th e proJec if they have any. left-over 1t was saId py Mr. and M:s. scrap metal, arid arrangements Arthur H. Engstrom,~c~-chalrCUTS HAND ON JAR will be'made to have it'picked , men of the, com~ittee'l Farms ,p C 1i c ~ took Mrs. up. Representing the lfarms at Cleveland Thurber. III of 34 There are still a 'few 'valast' ~uesday's :n~eting were Edgemere, to. Bon Secours canCi~s existing for boys of Counc~lman Wllha~' .Butler Hospital on Thursday, October explorer age (l4M18),"{ho wish and CIty Manager S1dney De- 10, fottreatment of a .badly to sail. or to learn how to Boer, .who told the Board and cut hand, ca.used when she handle a boat. Ship No. 19 is C?mm1t~ee members. that t~e tried t~ open a .glass jar. still in the water and members CIty WIll offer $4,OOP. a~. Its look forward to at least anshare toward developmg 'the other month of good sailing ; pla~g~ou~d. . FUR. PIECE MISSING weather. For further informaSIttmg 10 at the meet:ng Jar Mrs. Emmet Eagon of 99 tion call TU' 2-5981. the Board were, Bert Wlckmg, Harold Husband, Ruth Goebel Stephens road reported in per- .' Should t?ere!>e ~n!, adult and Ed Pongracz. son to the Farms police station m~erested m th!s' actl~Ity, a Yesterday's Board meeting on Thursday, October 10, that sklpp~r ~nd mate ar~' nee~ed was called especially to dis- her Marten fur neck piece was to aSSIst m thl:' fallMwmter ~ncuss the pl'opb~ecidevelopment l~st or missing. She valued the door 'pro~ra,m, a~,well.as w1th, and to decide whether or not pIece at $200. next sprIng s sallmg. season. to giv£ full approval to the, r.==============:===========;", project. '.' , . Mr. and Mrs. Engstrom said their. oi-ganizatiori cmet with s eve r.a 1 .repr,esentatives' of 'PoiIlte -civic groups1at the War Memorial' Center on', Wednesday, October 9, and' presented their plans for the playground. They sai~ these people were favorably impressed with the proposed project and will take We're two years old today .•• two most .. the matter to their respective organizations for discussion. wond~rful years! And so we take . Farms Councilman Henry Bodman spoke to those presthis opportunity to thank all our ent at the meeting, as did of.customers and friend~ for making our. ficials of the Gabriel" Ricnard P-TA, who favor the improveiniti:' years SQ successful. ments. _The develc;>pmentis expect~ ed to cost an estimated $27,000, and the .McMillan committee' is approaching the Board, civic groups, and citizens to contribute.. funds or playground equipmlmt and otHer materials, to' carr,y out the TV. 1-8520 Grosse Pointe
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Active in the campaign -to elimin'ate . obscene literature from Grosse..Pointe _ newsstands are these members, of the Grosse Pointe Council, of Better Literature for Youth. From left to right are; Mrs.. Robert Hannah, Mrs. Jerome Friesema, Mrs. H. Thompson Stock,and Mrs. John Hoben. The co un c i 1 ha,ve
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