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She was 78. Mrs. mended by Director Bailey for Coolness in Bournemouthj Raymond Roosevelt, who had been ill six weeks, \vas suffering frO'm a Handling Difficult Situation and Linville road residents combination of tuberculosis and ------~- have been invited to attend anemia. She entered Columbia Two Woods police officers coolly conversed with an asp e cia 1 session of the Presbyterian M e d i c a 1 Center armed Woods resident for more than two hours, after he Grosse Pointe, Woods City September 26. osteasibly for a forced the policemen to put their service revolvers on Council, meeting as a Com- routine chE'ckup. Her actual the floor. Later, seizing their opportunity, the officers mittee-of-the- Who 1e, to- illness, n lung infection and sought to disarm the man, and in the ensuing struggle night, Thursday, November anemia, failed to yield to treat- the gun went off twice. ~) 15, at 8 p.m., to discuss ment, and she was discharged One bullet narrowly missed How Po:nte clean-up and other prob- to her Manhattan apartment, one of the patrolmen and II lems relative to the 7 Mile- where death came at 6:15 p.m. Woods Director of Public Safe. Mack S hop pin g Center yesterday evening. ty Vern C. Bailey and hit a V t C t k' 1 t . Eleanor Roosevelt, per hap s closet door. The second bullet 0 ers U$ par mg o. the most active First Lady in I hit a night stand and fell to The resident - participation histoIJ'. was a major political I the floor. The man was arrest- Their Ballots meeting had originally been figure in her own right, plung- ed and held on a charge of scheduled for last Monday. No~ ing head-on into any contro- felonious assault, and latter vember 13, but conflicting dates versy that caught her fancy, arraigned before Woods Judge Tabulations Show That 82.6 forced postponement. She spent 12 years in the White Don Goodrow. P " f- EI' 'bl EI The Council did sit as a House. was sometimes laughed MttJ I Arrested was Edwar~ Rob- ercent 0 Igi e ec- Comnuttee-o. f-the-Whole Mon. at, sometimes resented, never ,~;p~lertson, 39, of 897 Sunnmgdale, tors Went to Polls da'y evening, however, and re~ ignored. In her last years she V:;Awho stood mute aJt his arraign- on Nov. 6 resentatives 'from the 7 Mile- became almost universally re- . ~01 ment on Monday, November 12, Mack property owners were spected. Voted again and again 111 and waived examinaiion. After The general election of present, as well as members of •.the world's most admircd wo- ~,:f; a hea...'ing,Judge Goodrow set T d 6 the Woods' Citizens Traffic man" in international polls. she "'] ues ay, November , is Safety Committee, tr:,'ing to t1\:. bail at $2,000 and remanded more than a week old and work out an ac"""ptableprogram received a standing ovation .;» Robertson to the Wayne County "'" whenever she entered the halls Photo by Hoover J'l' d f ult b d . everyone knows the out- for cleaning and repairing the The Green Pennant, awarded by the Detroit News OFFICER JOE MILLER of the Farms Police Depart- ~I ~ e ~ .of on, to awaIt come. However, for the parking lot and moving traffic of the United Nations. f t t d. af t d t d t R' h t MISS RUTH BOCHES S . G' 1 S trIal m CIrCUIt Court. President Kennedy, in his or an ou s an mg s e y recor , was presen e 0 IC - men; , erVIce Ir ponsor; benefit of NEWS readers into and out of the area. formal tribute to the passing ard School on November 5 at appropriate cerem'onies at LISA WILLS, Servi'ce Girl Captain' RICHARD KAY, AtAnbswetr1T2roubleCall who might be interested, a Send Many Representatives th h I L it t . ht LARRY KENNEDY d R' h d P' . al KEN SORENSO' N Saf t P tr 1 a ou : 2 a.m. Sunday, Th 7 Mil of a great lady, stated that "her e sc 00. e 0 rIg :- , a - IC ar rmCIp; , e y a 0 November 11 Patrolmen Nor- tabulation of votes cast in e ' e-Mack development loss will be deeply felt by all ministrative assistant to the Superintendent of Schools; Captain; JAMES DILWORTH, Safety Patrol Sponsor. man Handley' and George Kas- the Pointe has been com- was represented by Robert those who admired her tireless --------------------------------- ........------------------ per were dispatched to the Sun. piled Werbe, acting for Manny Bank. idealism or benefited from her . d . haIter, owner of most of the good works and wise counsel." B" P bl 5t d t P Ii R I .S ' h S t nmgdale ad ress by police Accor~ to official figures, property, W. R. Praught of the In the words of Adlai E. Ste- 19 ro em u en s, .0 ce . evea ym'p ony e radio to investigate a report of 29,391 etigl!ble voitel'S out of IUnited Detroit Theaters. Ri.ch~ venson, United States ambassa- family trouble and a man with 35,542, or 82,6 percent, cast ard Sloan from Abra COrD dor to the United Nations, "Like Presented by Views.Qll Enforcin.O", .Laws "F or Con~rt:,' a ~ihe Robertsozihome, the their ballots at tl1e polls. which owns property from tit; so many others, I have lost more ~ officers were met at the door In 1Jhe Paa-k, a total of 7,644 Woods Theater to Bouremouth 'than' a beloved friend. I have .t' · A. t S' I. · P hI. Th. S 00' peTSOnsout of 9 563 qualified rood, and representatives from lost an inspiration, She would A Ud t ortum gaIns mo {lug In U IC tS un Y by Robertson's wife, Patricia, to vote, or 79Jt3'percent, took the Woods Drug Center and rather light candles than curse --------- awhobedroomsaid herwithhusbanda pistol.was in tL'Ile out to ballot. Absentee the WC'OdsKi~hen. the darkness and her glow has Architects Do Magnificent High SchooICouncill~sl:les Formal Statement; Officers O.p e n i n g'P'r'o 9 r a'm of In the meantime, Woods ballots CO'UJnioodwere 708. Together with the Coun~ warmed the world." Job in Handling Complex Cite Impossibility of Cracking' Down on All Police Lt. Harold Duross and When the poills opened in they considered a list of roo. Mrs. Roosevelt will be buried Season, to' Be Given in F.l!trolmen Donald Sable and the mornmg, it was discovered ommendatioas pre par e d by Saturday in Hyde Park, N. Y., Assignment. with Center's Violators Parcells School Audi-. Gerald Kensora went to the othlait all seven of "the city's vot. City Attorney Julius Berns. at a private ceremony attended New Facility Grosse Pointe ---------High School's Student Council has t'onum a:t 3 3'0 0' c Ioc k home. Sh'ores FatroImen ,;,o~an.N' in'g machines were incorrectly Werbe said he would like to only by members of her im- k k. W'll' set. The nllistake limited voters have City personnel and equip~ mediate family. close friends, issued a formal statement on the, problem of student ley Otula ows 1, 1 lam Mar- to choosing one instead of three ment continue cleaning up the and representatives from the The new William Fries smokin.g. Prompted by an October 4 editorial in the On S ~ n day afterno~m, shall and James Jurcak, were candidtates in the non-partisan parking lot, for a fee, on a United Nations, the Government Auditorium be.ing added to, NEWS, which decried' cigaret-toting teenagers at school- November 18, th.e' openIng dispatched by their station to Probate Court race. once-a.month or Whenever.need- th G P W M f th G P S assist the Woods policemen. and the State of New York. e . rosse omte ar e- sponsored athletic events, the Council, after a month of 0 e :osse omte ym- Director Bailey was called A mecha.ir:Ji,c\VIalS sent by City ed basis. * * * mOrIal presented a c?mplex discussion and.