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Iwar Memorial Elects. Five New Board Members An the News of All the Pointes * * * Every Thursday Morning rosse Complete News Coverage of All the Pointes Home of the News VOLUME 23-NO. 39 Entered as Second CI8JS Matter at the Post Office at DetroIt, Mich, GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN~ SEPTEMBER 27, 1962 7c Per Copy $4.00 Per ,11'ear 24 PAGES-TWO SECTIONS-SECTION I -----------------------------_._---------------------------_._---------------------------------CQ HEADLINES Police Chiefs Support B'usinessmen •In UF Drive oj the IWar Memorial Deaths Mars \VEEK As Compiled by the City's 5.Year Elects. Five New .I Grosse Pointe News I Safety Record Thursday, September 20 Board Members Visiting Daughter Seriously' PRESIDENT Kennedy yester- day demanded that the $1.124.- Injured; Police Get War- 000,000 cut in foreign aid spend- rant Against Other I Important Series of Lectures by State's First Citizens ing. voted by the House Ap~ Driver propriations Committee. be re- I To Be Held in New \Villiam Hayes stored.Calling the committee's Fries Auditorium Mrs. Alice M. Asselin, 75, "irresponsible action" a threat of 8106 East Jefferson, De- to tOO' security of the free At their 14th Annual Meeting, Monday evening, troit, became the Woods' world, Kennedy asked House September 24, The Grosse Pointe War Memorial Asso- first traffic fatality since members to forget party lines ciation elected five new Board members. They are 1957, when she died Mon- and jOin forces in a concerted effort to defeat the group's re- Mrs. Frank \\\ylie, Walter B. Ford II, Harry Lynn Pier- day night, September 24, comme'ndations. In telephone son, Theodore H. Mecke, and Mark C. Stevens. ' after her car was hit by an- conversation' with Secretary of They replace retiring Board ~>------------- other and she crashed into State Dean Rusk, the President members. William Robert Bry- HZ d b-Z a building. She was pro- discussed Rusk's earlier letter ant, Mrs. Watson 1. Ford, 00 mo l e nounced dead on arrival at to John W. McCormack, House Mervyn G. Gaskin, Joseph L. U - D St. John Hospital. Speaker, and Minority Leader Hickey, and John Huetteman, n..t ue M Charles A. Halleck. In it. Rusk Jr. II Mrs. Asselin's daughter. rs. stated that United States for- . H Honor Groves, 53, of Rochester, eign policy objectives would be At a short board )Tleeting ere, Oct 5 N. Y., ~as taken to the hosp~tal "greatly endangered" if the held following the annual meet- - by pollce ambulance. suffermg House' failed to approve the ing the foll()\ving new offi~,,: from serious injuries. fu!l $4.752,000.000 requested by were elected. NeVI:President is At St. Paul's Evangelical the President. The Secretary of Thomas L. Munson; first vice- Lutheran Church From Held a:; the fatal driver is • * • president, Henry B. Joy, Jr.; Willie Scott, 45, of 3605 Lovett, Friday, September 21 se~onci vice-president, George 2 Until 8 0 'Clock I Detroit, who, police said, had c. Cossaboom~ treasurer, Ger- no driver's license. MISSISSIPPI Governor Ross Police Sgt. Roland Symons ald C. Schroeder, and assistant A Red Cross Bloodmobile Barnett yesterday refused to treasurer, Mark C. Stevens. said that Scott.s license had Unit will be at St. Paul's allow James Meredith, 29-year- Mrs. James A. Lafer is secre- been suspended by the Secre~ old Negro Air Force veteran, to The police chiefs of Grosse Pointe will cooperate Ev. Lutheran Church, Chal- Shores, and DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY, VERN tary, Mrs, John N. McNaughton, tary of State"s Office in Lan- enroll in the University of with the all Grosse Pointe Community Business Com- fonte, at Lothrop, on Friday, sing because of failure to com- BAILEY, Woods, meet in front of the 'High School to assistant secretary. Mississippi. Barnett flew back mittee of the 1962 United Foundation Torch Drive October 5, from 2 until 8 ply with the State's Financial discuss plans for the two day solicitation. Pledges The annual meeting was pre- to the Oxford, Miss.. campus when it begins soliciting pledges October 4. From p.m. Run on an appoint- Responsibility Law. fram Jackson, specifically to will be deposited at the local, police stations to be ceded by a festive dinner with left to right CHIEF ARTHUR LOUWERS, Park; ment basis, the blood.bank The sergeant said that a war- deal with Meredith who had picked up by the United Foundation at the end of the entertainment provided by Mrs. rant will be sought charging CAPT. ANDREW TEETAERT, City; CHIEF JAMES will be able to process 10 been escorted past thousands of two day drive, October 6. Naomi Donaldson and Dr. Scott with negligent homicide, :F'URTON, Farms; CHIEF FRED E. DUEMLING, students chanting "nigger, nig- Aaron' Farbman, co-founders of donors eveJ;y 15 minutes. although Mrs. Asselin's death ger, nigger" by Federal officers. _ the Center's w~w Grosse Pointe Appointments begin at 1:45 might have resulted. from a Chamber Music Players. p.m. and continue at 15-minute The Governor's action places F:ve Po"ntes heart condition. him in db:ect opposition to the If II Rev. Andrew Rauth of the intervals until, 4:15 p.m. Follow- Other Driver Uninjured Approximately.600 Attend. Police Order ing a dinner break. the quarter- Federal Courts. which on three T Sh- Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- Neither Scott, nor his two separate occasions recently 1s- - 0 are terian Church offered grace. hour schedu,rt resumes at 5:30 children riding in his car, Orval sued direct orders demanding p.m. Last QSliors will be proc- Jean, 20, and Gregory, 13, suf- Sundaf-Rece'ptiOlrlIonoring Crack Down Treasurer's Report esseq. at 7:.m p.m. that Meredith be ~llo~ed. to en~ State Fund fered any injlll'ies, according to roll at the state mstltutIon. " Fooi()win~t dinner and enter- "Walk~ins" will not be re- Symons. tainment Thomas E. Groehn, Two Retiring Librarians On Vandalism fused, but those with appoint. The officer said that Scott * * '" reti,rintg President, conducted Saturday, September 22 d ments naturally receive first was traveling west on Broad- the meeting which was h i g h _ THE SOVIET UNION and the Secon Quarter Canvass Miss Jean Taylor 'and :Mrs. Helen Finster Awarded consideration. " stone, and made a left turn lighted by Gerald Schroeder's Will Arrest Anyone Re- onto Mack, going too far out United States clashed verbally Distribution Starting, Silver Medallio-ns by Grateful Patrons of Grosse Treasurer's report and Alger The Bloodmobile Unit's visit sponsible for Malicious into the intersection. on the "Cuban situation" yes. Local Share $93,993 Pointe Libraries at Tea in Central Branch ~ h e 1den's Investment and is sponsored by all member As a resuit, Scott struck Mrs. Destruction of Property Build,ing Committee report. agencies in the Grosse Pointe terday. Addressing the Uni~ed Two distinguished women I Friends, and have made many Com m u nit y Blood Council, Asselin's vehicle. heading south Nations G e n era 1 Assembly, State Highway Commis- h h' . t 'b ti . 1 d' th Pointe police announced In his PresIdent's "report Mr. on Mack, and caused the woman Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei W 0 ave fIgured proInl- con rl u ons, mc. u mg .e th t h '11 Robert Butts, president. It is a Groehn emphasized the import- to lose control. Her car jumped G rom y k 0 bitterly denounced sioner John C. Mackie dis- nently in Grosse Pointe's, hug~ world globe m the mam a t ey WI take proper cooperative effort to replenish ance to the Center and the com- that cur~, knocked down a President Kennedy and U.S. closed on Thursday, Sep- community life through 33' r~admg room of the Central measures against vandals, community blood supplies, and tember 13 that the munity Of the imminent open- parking meter, and' crashetd into Policy toward Cuba, warning, State years , serVIce'. In th e P u b - LIbrary.d Mrs.. h . f Hooker.h t. who. both J'uvenile and adult , all Grosse Pointers are urged to H ing of the new William Hayes participate. the Medical Clinic BUilding, ighway Department has I" L'b h d spen s muc 0 er Ime m who are apprehended I'n the that any American attack on Ie 1 rary were onore Arizona maintains a' residence f .. Fries Auditorium. He thanked Transportation will be pro- 1£1535 Mack. About eight bricks Castro's Caribbean d 0 m a in s tar t e d distributing the Sunday by nearly 600 of in Gros~e Pointe Farms. I ~ct 0 .malICIOusly ~estroy- the community for its fine sup- were torn loose from the edi- 1 vided upon request, and the means war. In reply, Un it e d second q 1arter of the 1962 the Pointes' civic social and . , : mg prIvate or publIc prop-, port in the 1.962 Family Parti~ High School Red Cross Chapter, fice. States chief delegate' to the UN Motor Vehicle Fund Collec- professionallead~rs at a tea fTthheteta was ~thlIvmh!5hexGamPleerty. A I E St tl cipation Campaign and Thomas headed by Judy D'Allaire. has Symons said that the woman's t. t M' h" 0 e es eem Wl w IC rosse T ' d ai . evenson promp y Ions. 0 Ie Igan .c~untIes and reception in the Central Pointers regard their schools. he announced crackd?wn L. Munson, in particular, for offered its services as baby.sit- car hit the center of the clinic. charged that Russia.
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