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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
FOUND GUILTY

FOUND GUILTY
Three sclf-stylcd Officers Of
the Michigan Public Service
League, 219 f. Vernon, were
found guilty Thursday by a jury
OF selling non-cxistcnt jobs
They are Emmett S. Cunning.
ham, 90, Of 2435 w. Chicago
president of the organization:
Wilbert Brown. ~, of 1854 Sun
set, the secretary; and Worthy
Peoples, A. ofil440 Taylor.
The three officers of the
league were found guilty Ct
gross fraud and cheats, violation
OF the State Employment Act and
two conspiracy counts.
More than 30 witnesses tes,i
fed that they paid SIS to $50 for
Jobs which they never obtained
Most of the victims were uncm
ployed and were promised jobs
digging tunnels at big pay
They will be sentenced May
20 by Recorders Judge Frank G.
Schemanske.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24

1907 Woodland, was held for 49,.
on first degree murder last w ~,sl
on examination before Recordes'..
Judge John p. O'Hara in !,
ron-pipe Staying April "a Of ~, ,s
apartment owner. Walter Curl,s
IS. ''k'
Curtis Is accused of slav;,n
he apartment house owner
he workshop Of the building
Police said Curtis admi,,oa
Staying CurIik and placing n.
,ody in a wardrobe trunk The
trunk was found by two boS.
playing in a field near New Raj
.lmore.
Curtis told police that no had
1 heated argument with his hoss
Yer his pay.
.
10 OIL; FINED
Charles Taylor, of llO4 IL,
rock, had a new excuse l.s
seck when he appeared in trait,
court.
Taylor was fined $50 BY ref
,ree John NJ. Wise.
Patrolman John Griffin. Of tbo
accident Prevention Bureau said
Taylor had been drinking before
his car was involved in an acci
dent March 81 at McGraw and
Grand River. He said Taylor
staggered when he had him 10
walk the line.
Taylor admitted he staggered
but had a reason for his action
Il had oil on the bottom Of
ny shoes that caused me TO sin
and slide when walked Tay.
Tor declared.
That's a new excuse chuck.
led Wise, but it isn't GOOD
enough"
o
Robert VOORHEES,, "a. of 223O
Z. Dawson, was arrested last
week and charged with assault
with intent to commit murder
Police said VOORHEES, shot Isa.
dorc Kolin, during an argument
in Rollins store at 1892 f. Dayi.
son. The aged man said the
argument was over money.
Ira Hunter. 60, of 1897 Chest.
nut, was arrested and charged
with felonious assault ai.er he
stabbed Phillip Sncad, AZ, of the
address during an alteration
over remarks made about a
woman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
FALSE STATEMENTS


John Henry Wards, 35, of 7O5
Gratiot, was arrested last week
and charged with making false
statements to obtain uncmploy.
mcnt compensation. Police said
Wards received $3.50 from the
MESC while earning S2l324 dur.
ing the same period working at
an auto wash.
Wards failed to report his OK.
ira earnings to the MESC when
he APPLIED for his checks.
q .
John II. Curtis, 80, a former
caretakcr at an apartment al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
PROBATION

Mrs. Rosetta w. Henry, 33, of
1888 Thirty-first, was placed on
one years probation last week
by Recorders Judge Gerald W
Groat after she pleaded guilty
to posing as registered practical
nurse.
Mrs. Henry, who claimed reg
istration when she applied for a
job at Harper Hospital in March
declared that she had been
licensed in California and APP
piled for a license in Michigan.
FOUND DEAD
A 34-year-old westsidc wife was
found dead last week in her
Smoke-filled third floor apart
ment.
She Is Mrs. Janet Jennings, OIL
2282 West Grand Blvd.
Police said her husband, VII
liam, 38. was at work at Henry
Ford Hospital where he is an
x-ray tcchnician.
Inspector Glen Bennett OF the
Arson bureau said the fire started
in a livingromo couch. He blamed
the blaze on careless smoking
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
POLICE BL0TTER

Police said they smashed the
biggest city operated still last
week they have ever seen.
Two men were arrested and
held for investigation. They are
Robert Robinson. %. Of 267t
Carter. who suffered fractured
leg when he jumped from a sec
ond floor window. and Alex Nor
ris, CT 1904 Maplewood. The still
was in operation at isis Richton
The officers said t-iey cohis
Gated a l20-gallon cooker, !,
5O-gallon barrels of mash and
600 pounds Of cracked corn AND
rye.
Frank Bolden, AZ. OF 2ll Fred
crick. was arrested last week
Hastings and Stoval, and helt
FOR Investigation Of violating In
state narcotics law. Officers sait
they observed Boldcn throw al
object and confiscated five mar.
juana cigarets.
Bolden denied the charges.
SHOP LIFTS
Marlene Chcatham. 80, of 2565
Helen, was arrested last week
in store at 35l6 Hart. and
charged with shoplifting. Police
said Mrs. Cheatham tied five
dresses around her waist Four
OF the dresses dropped to the
floor. The dresses were valued
at Sl0l6 each.
DEsPoNDENT
Betty Freeman, 20. of 1886
MacKay, attempted suicide last
week by taking five quinine cap
sulcs. Police said she was ,dcs
pendent over trouble with her
husband, Dennis Jr., 26.
q Q
STABBED
Lawrence Mickcns. 33, of 265
Theodore, was rushed to Woman's
Hospital last week where he was
treated for stab wound Of the
left shoulder. Mickens told police
he was stabbed by an unknown
man in a bar at Bcaubien and
Warren.
Jimmie Lee, "a, of 2l31 Frs
kline, was rushed to Receiving
Hospital last week suffering from
multiple stab wounds OF the back
and abdomen. Miss Lee told police
she was stabbed by former boy
friend. Harvey Putnam, 38, adj.
dress unknown, who broke into
her home, inflicted the stab
wounds and escaped.
Odell Scott, 38, OF 80 East
Garfield, was treated last week
at Receiving Hospital for multiple
stab wounds Of chest and arms.
He told police he was stabbed
by stranger in a restaurant on
John X near Garfield. Scott said
the man approached him and &C.
cuscd him OF beating him up"
once while he was drunk. Scott
said the stranger whipped out
knife and began stabbing him
before he had chance to defend
himself.
.
TAKES SHIRTS
William Gather. 80, of 933
East Congress. was arrested last
week in a downtown store after
he concealed four mems shirts
valued at $ll.58 under his coat
and attempted to leave the store
without paying for the merchan.
disc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-24
SHOP LIFTS
pEsPoNpENT

DESPoNDENT
Betty Freeman, 20, of 1886
MacKay, attempted suicide last
week by taking five quinine cap
sulcs. Police said she was ,dcs-
pendent over trouble with her
husband, Dennis Jr.. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
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sunday mlanlght 10 . en-. Menday.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: Romeo and Juliet
Overture by Tchaikovsky
Piano Concerto No. by
Chopin and Symphony No
80 by Mozart.
$500, WMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: Part ! Of Rim
sky-Korsakov's Schehere-
zade, Quartet No. ! in F
Major by Beethoven and
Les Sylphides by Chopin.
500, VOL - Good Music
Time: Symphony No. o by
Beethoven and Symphony
No. 80 by Mozart.
1905, WGMS - Symphony
Hall: Symphony No. 40 in
G Minor. X $50 by Mozart.
Violin Concerto No. 2. Opus
% by Wieniawski and Con-
certo for Orchestra by
Bartok.
1898, WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: Guest is Dorothy o.
Young, winner Of q Humani-
tartan award.
1850. WTOP - Music Til
Dawn: Milhand's La Crea-
ton d Monde, Leonard
Bernstein conducting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
~ KEY PREVIEWS

ToniOhts top shows previeUed BY nv Keys sa6
scripts NesD Fork and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as guide to vieUers. N
sugarfoo-Bullet Proof" Normally the presence Of
Joi Lansing In Tv show is enough to 1t recon-
mendation. Tonight however she isn't merely appearing
shes acting Since this Is supposed be comic western
really doesn't matter The plot has sugaroo the only
man who can lead an outlaw gang TO 100000 cache
7:So pm, WAdAI.-7
Phil siver show-"Bilko Stars Kay Kendall" Using her
arched eyebrows and liquid voice to good advantage Kay
Kendall helps Silvers thin script Funniest
dction lesson with Ernie teaching Kay how to
say things like "Pudgy baby This requires puckering
the lips which Miss Kendall does very well. pm.
WTOP-o
Eddie Fisher ShowGues Star Charlton Heston had to bow
out Of this show at the last minute New guests are the
Ames Brothers, and the emphasis has been switched from
comedy TO music. The Ames boys do "Meodie DAmour"
and in Love- Gsele Mackenzie sings IAN the Way"
and Fisher includes whats the Use OF Crying"
Believe" among his tunes George Gobe will be hand
always the writer's hurriedly trying to up
some new material for him)but this is mostly singing
show. pm, WRC-
Wyatt Earp-"The Manly Art" splendid two-fised ad-
venture. few disgrunted outlaws knowing they can't
beat carp at gunpay, bait him into brawl with pro-
fessional prize fighter There fine scenes In
the ring and the ANAL battle between carp the ugger
honey Tops for this series. $50 pm, WMAI,-7
Show Of the MonthThe Bridge of San Luis Rey" An out
standing cast headed by Judith Anderson Vyeca Lind
fors, Theodore Bike and Hume cronyn appear in this
drama based on Thornton Wilders memorable novel
WuueI stOy SET IN 4on century Feru, Goes not lend
itself especially dramatization but the combined efforts
Of several Tv writer's have improved substantially the
movie version and the casting and direction first rate
Anderson and Lndfors make their together par
ticuarly compelling overall production, including obig
ing scenery makes this the best Of the day certainly
worth seeing. $50 pm, WTOP-9.
Tomorrow Afternoon
Golden Fleeing" Nice yarn about SEEM
ingy batty widow who takes the last OF her insurance
money and heads for Las Vegas She has mathematical
roulette system and after while you'll wish you knew,
the formula Ruth McDeavitt stars Colon. pm,
WRC-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

Time: "A Stubborn Fool"
The story Of a poor Italian
ferryman who. despite the
jeering Of his neighbors,
built Q bridge across the
Arno and became q hero.
1880, WTTG ~ - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: Hunt the
Man Down" starring Gig
Young and Cleo Moore. TV
Key says: Above average
mystery with a good plot
about q public defender who
Is asked to solve a killing
for which an innocent man
Is charged (l95D.
ll:l5, WTOP t9)-Late Show.
Cynthia" starring Elizabeth
Taylor and Gene Lockhart
TV Key says: Syrupy tale
Of a sickly girl who proves
she's normal and. by doing
80, solves everybody's prob
lens t1946).
1870, WMAL a. - Mystery
Theater: Cry Of the Were-
wolf" starring Stephen
Crane. The queen Of q gypsy
tribe learns that the head
Of a New Orleans museum
has evidence proving her
mother was q werewolf
(lo4D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

record straight. Is set for SUM-
day, February 2 tNBC-H.
IT'S the story Of Rumpelstilt-
skin.
Only one Baltimore station
WJz-i3--wih carry the Balti-
more Oriole baseball schedule
tof Sc games) next season.
Add Awards: Radio Tele-
vision Daily's All-American
Poll for 1857 names Jack Paar
as TVS Man Of the Year."
/. Wagon Train and Gun
smoke tied for the Western Of
the year.
sa4 =
Mailbag:
A dissent on Beauty and the
Beast:
Did you really watch Shirley
Temples program? a.. After
reading your review II = hard
to believe.
II have worked In children's
theater for quite = number Of
years and Beauty and the
Beast a. presented on Tv >.
was . pretty poor example Of
children's theater, ! can assure
you. Sure, the sets were mag
nificent--why wouldn't they be
on the kind Of budget these
programs have? The costumes.
also. were gorgeous. BUT
There were exactly three
magic effectS-these were the
chair pulling away from the
table. the bedclothes pulling
back of the bed. and the shot
of the beast turning into the
prince. incidentally. the prince
didn't even wear the same
clothes as the beast. so pre-
sumably his clothes were be-
witched. too There was no
music. except incidental music,
and that quite poor. The father
had snow on his hair in every
scene in Act /. There was no
comedy. No dance. No action.
for that matterl The story was
the barest outline, and the
lines were spoken so slowly that
1t was obvious they we're trying
to make an hour show out Of
20 minutes of lines. Shirley
Temple was stiff and insure Of
her lines. Stage hands we're
slamming around back stage
during Miss Temples narra-
ton.
oh, ne on you, for a good re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

view Of this tripei Come and
see Adventure Theater's pro-
duction Of Dick Wilmington,
opening March /. in Mont
gomery County. and see what
q group Of professional ANA
teurs can do with theater for
children.
Helen j.
Fps. II you saw Hallmark's
production Of Twelfth Night,
you must realize that that was
the ultimate in TV production
Of fantasy. THERE was fairy
tale magic for you'll Of course.
they did have a good script 10
begin With"
Here's the way Variety re-
viewed this "tripe"::
1.-THE excellence Of the show
flowed primarily from the sound
dramatic conception. Joseph
Schrank's adaptation made no
attempt 10 tamper with the
classic story by undermining or
musicalixing Il. or gimmicking
Il up In any other way. :"
Variety Liked Shirley, too.
Incidentally. I also enjoyed
Twelfth Night" Good luck on
your show.
TOnight's reminder: The
Bridge OF San Luis Rey." Show
of the Month $3.50 o'clock,
WTOP-e).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WTTG (sl--After Din
ner Movie. The Mexican
Spitfire." starring Lupe We
lez and Leon Enrol. TV Key
Says. Amusing comedy
about the senora's husband
who Is aided BY Uncle Matt
in saving q big contract.
1880.
$50, WTOP iSl--Eve Arden
Show: Liza Hammond Is in
the embarrassing position Of
having no date for the re-
union dance Of her college
class. and when an old friend
chum calls on her and forces
the issue. Liza's family
comes to the rescue.
$500. WRC ~ Meet Nc
Graw: A manacurist tells
McGraw she's the only per-
son who can possibly iden-
tify q Halloween masked
killer.
500. WMAL (7-Broken Ar
row: Bad Boy" Apaches
seek TO reform q white ju-
venile delinquent.
ESQ. WRC tD-Bob Cum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

duet Sunday night. I can I'M
derstand why Dinah spoke so
huskily at the Sylvania Awards
banquet last Thursday
Speaking Of Dinah's show.
one Of her top writers, Johnny
Bradford. who used 10 be a
WRC-4 star here, told me 10
be sure to relay regards 10 his
favorite accompanist, Ed Me-
Intyre.
Several piepers report they
tuned in Mike Wdllace's inter
rietD Nth John Gates Satur-
day TO find out Chat the err
Daily Worker editor might say
What I heard. said one.
"iDds ptGt Mike had to say.
II iDds a lecture. not an inter
utetD."
Lou Hazam has written a
book. zone for the One Eyed
Monster" about his round
the-world trip for the March
Of Medicines production. IND
International" The pro-
gram will be presented Thurs
day night. 10 O'Clock. WRC-4,
Shirley Temples next Story
book production. just 20 get the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

Las Vegas. complete with daz-
cling technical shots Of the
hotel. pool. gaming tables. etc
/. =. The only local color was
provided by q singing-dancine
ensemblel Even the reg
Iulars were ofi--and that's a
rarity. Back TO New York,
senorsl
- -
Week end encores:
. Buddy Hackett on the
Perry Como Show.
. Leonard Bernstein on the
first Of four Young Peoples
Concerts Saturday. WTOP-e)
o Dinah Shore and Ethel
Norman. latter hearing their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21

mings Show: Bob Collins
dresses Schultzy as a gorilla
70 brighten sister Margaret's
bridge group In Bob the
Gorilla Trainer"
$3.50. WMAL (7)-Telephone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-21
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
A Big, FIoshy
Spectacular bud
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic
Tv Reflections:

Steve Aliens from Havana Sunday proved that this
ocean hopping eectronic feat virtually routine
Now all that remains to that show be presented
that makes the trip land frantic labor worthwhile.
Aliens hour down like that last dismal potpourri from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21
q Homes Added
By Subdivision

A new section Of 2s homes
was opened today IN the Fair
fax Country Club Estates de-
velopment on Route as7 at
Cornell drive IN Fairfax County.
Announcement Of the new
section was made By Routh
Robbins Real Estate Corp.
Michnick-DiMaio Is builder Of
the development where there
are already some 30 homes In
the first section. Jack Cohen
of silver Spring Is the archi-
tect.
As a spur 70 sales. the Arm
Is offering a free. one-year.
family membership In the
Fairfax Country Club with
each home IN the second sec
ton.
The builders plan an event.
ual total Of $50 homes for the
200-acre subdivision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21

chaney I'd. Silver Bpring, cost. Sl6.-
900: builder, n. n. Best, Inc
c. A.. 0illett, a2le Oakridse lane.
rd. Darnestown; cost. $4,000. archie
lect John W. Hansen; builder r. X.
Paul y. smith. $500 olsnwood I'd 1,
Bethesda, owner; dwelling ~ gi25
kldershot ar, Bethesda; cost $4,000;
Best, Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21

$4,000: architect, Barley A GATES.
az kH,srpT wssh,b Eeom
owner; clubhouse and restaurant a.
Blackburn rd.. BuTtonsvlilei cost, $751;
builder. Lewis swimming Pool const.
Co. Of Maryland. Inc. -.
81. NV, washington. owner CONNER
cial building az 1901 0randvtew ave,
wheaton. cost, gg5. 900; architect,
John a. d'Epagnier; builder, carmine
FaFarnte.
Dreisen-Freeman, Inc. se3e Coles
ment buildina at Piney Branch 70,
Silver Spring; cost, t3a3.6O0; arohi
tact, Collins A Kronstadt and Associ-
ates: builder, T. II. lyon.
Carl Freeman. $500 10Th ave- IL
koma Park. owner; dwelling a. brieg'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21
Permits for Building
In Montgomery Issued

Grounds I'd Dawsonyllie; cost. s2O,-
900: builder Mahlon Q. Bauman.
Merton Wood. IT, 3f04 Rodman u
DIV, Washtngton, owner; dwelling Al
n22l Holly Oak Dr., Bethesda cost
sie 600; builder, inner Bros.
{. A. Petry. e31s Eswbern d. BE,
$3.50 AiilWood I'd, Bethesda: cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21
Close ~
ARLINGTON

n SOUTH HUDSON STREET
Is.slS siI-s,i,s s;ssss:' .,, Si,s
streets sr csnssaisstIs iss.tsa FiyE
ssyx knNEN! TLM MiSIIEs 70
81 rhemas More Perish, Other
churches and public schools within
tnflon al eorner. First heer; Large
iivlnG room with hreplaee--sepArate
dlnlng room--mOdern Kitchen with
Earbare dlspoaal--powder room
spaelons screened porch. second
foor: 3 adeauately-siaed bedrooms
and full bath-stairway 70 storage
atfio-ample closets. Full basement
With tile aooF and outside entrance.
Exterior newiy painted,
500
Assume existlng lrt trust Al fla
With lev monthly payments.
OPEN SUNDAY, I2-T
Directions: Out ArliaefoH Bid, 70
s. Hudson. LETT 70 Srd house on left.
~ oWNER-JA. 7-435l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21

For those fomes who want the style and eonvenil
ence Of rambler . :. but with great deuI more
room i. :. we have designed this basement home.
You'll find three bedrooms, FULL BATHS,
ONE OFF MASTER BEDROOM, full dining room.
and cleaning kitchen complete with-HotpOint
freezertop refrigerator and disposal unit, Hurdwick
stainless steel wall oven. four-burner eountertop
cooking, and lots Of cabinet space and formieo-
topped work area The le'l0xll10" living room
hos fireplace, and large picture window. The
lower level has its own fireplace outside entrance
to terrace ureo Cnd room for another bedroom,
fumiy-recreution room. another full bath or hobby
room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21

Out Shirley HighDay, turn of at
EdsaH Road cIOUsSIsGl, left 10 end
Of EdsaH Road, Jtea LEFT on Back
Lick Rood 200 yards 70 North
Springfield or CUT Shirley Highway
70 Springfield ClOVerIsat, turn right
500 feet to traffic light then right on
Back Lick Road Ia miles to North
Springfield entrance and tOIIOW
signs 10 furnished model homes.
Open daily and Sunday, 10 am. iii
dark.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-26
July l Deadline
For 1859 Wheat
Control Requests

Deadline for applications for 1859
wheat acreage allotment is July l,
Wilbur v. Bunke, chairman of the
Allen County ASC committee, said
this week.
Farmers on land where no wheat
was seeded for grain during 1868,
and for which 1858 wheat allotment
was not established may apply for
the 1859 wheat acreage allotment.
Owners or operators of these farms
must submit written applications to
the county ASC committee by July ]
if they hope to participate in the
program. If application has not been
made by then 1859 wheat allotment
cannot be established for that farm.
Blank application forms are avail.
able at the county ASC office, 4O1
Dominion building, Lima.