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T3 Monday, January 23, 1961 THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND. NEWS THEY'LL DO IT EVERY TIME By Jimmy Hatlo Tonight's TV Key THE OTHER THIS IS AWFUL -STSXsS CHAPS CALL ME I I'M TO ST I PANTYWAIST I WORST FAUNTLEROY 72Z fT TV PICTURE Retired Wayne Judge Is Dead Ira W. Jayne, 78, Ssrved 37 Years BAMriTsAR FlPlL A ULAijAP I Of jR A A a lIjr" i lIja'c er RlokjiP lET! LUjvfr. 0R0 NlSf IrIaId I A a a 'o A I verS iPlLjAlTjTN 1 EIN I A G3 pjH E. ELJC A nIe jjE IMS Fridavs and saturdays, when m3u cam DO SOME LATE VIEWING, THE PICTURES ON TV ARE THE WORST THE AMERICANS, starring Darryl Hickman and DickJDav-alos.

(Premiere) "Harpers Ferry, 1861." A synthetic attempt to re-create the romance of the Civil War on television, and absolutely guaranteed not to offend partisans of either side. Tfiis bland, stereotyped show pits brother against brother (literally) and it's being planned, apparently; for a. four-year run on the network. If, somehow, you've missed reading about, or seeing the myriad movies or TV shows on, the Civil War, this is a painless introduction. And since Henry Steele Commager is the historical consultant, we may expect some factual accuracy on occasion.

7:30 p.m. Channel 10. DANNY THOMAS Danny does a long segment in his night club making fun of wives who let themselves go. Since this doesn't go over at home. ACEOSS I.

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Condition 16 Equal footing 17 Sign of omission 19. Metal 20. Game bird 22. Electrified particle 23. Parched Having made a will 26.

Fertile spots 27. Goddess of plenty 28. Silkworm 29. Ore 32. Pacify 36 Licks up 37 Afternoon collation 38.

Pack 39 Malt bev. erage 40. Wrathful 42 Be indebted 43 Cylindrical 45 Equalizer for a vehicle 4.7 Traps 48 Streams 49 Former Russian rulers 50 Vehicles on runners DOWN 1 Recount 2 Egyptian god Solution of Saturday's Puzzl 9 ''M' -i'W OEAR-YOUVE KNOW BUT THIS Birr evf cv got to be is a swell movie- I'zs'f ArrUCDUT- FOUR STARS 1VE OTHER NI6HT tJ EARLY ALWAYS WANTED Wtyjftlffi 3 Irritate 4 Norse navigator 5 Narrow passages of water 6. Luster 7. Ordeal 8.

Corrode 9 Puffs up WORD-A-DAY By BACH DETROIT OR Ira W. Jayne, who served 37 years as a Wayne County circuit judge before "his retirement in 1956, died at his Detroit home yesterday of a heart attack. He was 78. Judge Jayne, who served longer on the Wayne circuit bench than any man in history, was executive judge for 18 years. A shaggy-browed, stern-faced man, Judge Jayne was born on a farm near Fenton on June 16, 1882.

He attended the University of Michigan, where he earned varsity letters in football, basketball and track. Coached in Kentucky In 1907-08 he was superintendent of schools in Burt Township of Alger County, and then professor of school administration and coach at Kentucky Eastern State Normal School in 1908-09. In 1909 he came to Detroit as I DONT NEEti A FILING (6Y5TEM-I KEEP EVERV- NOTHING- IN MY HE AD THAMK AMO ATIP OP THE MATU3 HAT TO P.E.LAMNECK, fiVSST.USMC MAPINE BARRACKS, WASHINOTONi Danny has to sleep on the couch. The club sequence is- a lively one and should please Danny's regular fans. 9 p.m.

Channels 3 and 6. HENNESEY "The Specialist." Robert Culp does a nice job as a laconic but brilliant surgeon in a somewhat morose though heartwarming episode. The laugh track, however, found any number of things to chuckle at which seemed to have escaped our notice. 10 p.m. Channels 3 and 6.

BARBARA STANWYCK "Dear Charlie." Milton Berle if mi II 1 1 TAOQiXVaf I "mum I I I I D-C. 10. Withdraw from business 11. Storehouse 13. English sand hills 18.

Mottled streak in wood 21. Halts 23 Levantin sailing vessels 25 Anthropoid 26 Anglo-Saxon money 28 Beetles 29 Narrow strips of wood 30 Ability 31 Musical dramas 32 Vegetable 33 Made amends 34. Citadels 35. Pitchers 37 Lock of hair 40. Roman road 41.

Wicked 44. Period 46. Night bef or p' i 5 ppS 7 8 1 10 a injii tPC IJf TT '4. Ym m. iH 1 lilfE 47 IP''8 wA Tm 1Mb 77.e Grand Rapids Story attorney and agent for the So ciety for the Prevention of Cru elty to Children, and later he plays a conniving bum who im First Major Annexation Effort Met Crushing Defeat at Polls became the first male probation officer of juvenile court.

In 1910 he organized the Children's Aid Society and served as its attorney until 1915, poses upon two elderly sisters in this thoroughly predictable, minor, Hitchcock-type drama. If you're tired of seeing Berle as a bowling commentator, you might enjoy seeing him in this repository j- vre-poz xAo ri jmxjw PLACE FOR STORING THINGS, OFTEN USED FIGURATIVELY; A5, A REPOSITORY FOR IDEAS when he was appointed De- troits first recreation commis play even though he done tion, the Community Council in their areas as a mandate to go ahead with plans for their This is the second in a series of articles on Grand Rapids annexations by a Grand Rapids sioner. He held the latter job much better work as an actor before. 10 p.m. Channels 8 and PAR TIME 23 MIN.

decided to back the annexation approach of the new city study committee as a start toward its own sewer and facilities, until 1919, when he was elected a circuit judge. 10. Press newsman. Named by Hoffa Studies were started for the formation of additional school TELEVISION PROGRAMS Defrosted Peanuts Give 'Em QuickvStart In 1958, following his retire By WILLIAM BOWLES Special to the Enquirer and News ment, he was named by Teamsters Union President James R. GRAND RAPIDS The For week-in-advance listings, consult ihe TV Handy Guide published in your Enquirer and News every Saturday.

Hoffa to a three-member com district consolidations. City commission and board of education leaders remained firm on policies of no further extension of city services without annexation. broader goal. But there was a disturbing factor in the new city committee deliberations. This was the effort of a third group, small but militant, to bring about piecemeal annexation.

Suburban leaders complained growth in Grand Rapids during the '40s and '50s had been so extensive and fast that the city mission to investigate alleged gangster influence in Hoffa's union. At the time, Jayne was (Programs subject to change by the stations without notice), (c) indicate prorams to be telecast in color. could not continue to provide services without going into debt boys pool their earnings and divide them equally among the three Hilton, 10; Ted, and Yancey, 8. But their business ability doesn't end there. From the earnings, they are buying a four-room house in Kingstree as rental porperty for an investment.

(ADVERTISEMENT) Then the feeling changed. If TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS KINGSTREE, S.C. Uf) A little foresight and the family freezer help three Kingstree youngsters to a head start in the annual peddling of peanuts. Long before the boiled peanut season officially begins, the sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank MC-Gill have defrosted peanuts, frozen from the previous harvest and have started selling them. The boys, whose daily peanut to enlarge its water, sewer and annexation could not be aa chairman of the Union Square Agency, an insurance firm partly owned by Hoffa's attorney George S. Fitzgerald. complished through normal school systems for the benefit of suburbs. bitterly that piecemeal annexation deprived both the townships and school districts of their tax base.

channels, then piecemeal an Jayne resigned from Hoffas nexation was the most likely In addition, suburban compe commission after a federal court way to enlarge the city. tition for industry and business School board officials charged Other Factors held a court-appointed, three-member team of monitors had EVENING 6:00 Law 3 Clubhouse 10 Huckleberry Hound 6 6:15 News-Weather 8 6:25 Sports Whirl 10 6:30 News-Sports 3. 6 6:33 Mich. Tonite 10 6:45 D. Edwards 3.

6 untie v- Brinkley a. 10 Flintstones 3 Peter Gunn 6 Jim Backus 8 Wanted 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:05 11:10 11:15 11:50 11:30 1:00 Hennesey 3. 6 Barbara Stanwyck 8. 10 June Allysoa 3, Manhunt 8 Bowling 10 News 3. 6.

10 Weatherman 8 News 8 Theatre 3 Weather 6. 10 Jack Paar 10 Late Show 6 Sports 8 Jack Paar News 10 90.000 Jobs 10" 7:30 Tell the Truth 3, 6 Rebel 8 Americans 10 8:00 Pete. Gladys 3, 6 Story Time 8 8:30 Wells Farjro 8, 10 Bringing Ua Buddy -3, 6 9:00 Danny Thomas 3. 6 Harripan A Son Klondike 10 1:30 Andy Griffith 3, 6 Dangerous Robin 8 Dante 10 However, there were other was sapping the core city's tax base. This was reflected as the decade of the 1950s came to an end.

that piecemeal annexation stripped valuable industrial plants and sites, which had no full control over affairs of the Teamsters union. Woman Nearly itches To Death routes are "trade secrets," visit businesses and plants peddling peanuts. Each day the McGill factors that combined to revive annexation despite the December loss. residents, from the district and Hoffa and Judge Jayne first encountered each other public- placed the tax burden of educating the same number of chil lv in 1949, when Jayne placed dren on the remaining taxpay Hoffa and 14 other union lead-j The assessed valuation declined $15,221,566 in four years' time. In the same period, the state equalized valuation dipped $1,578,741 despite readjustments in the state equalized figure.

It became apparent to the ers of suburban school districts. ers on probation for violation RADIO PROGRAMS of state labor laws in connec- tion with an attempt to organ-; nearly itched to death for 7'A yean. Thenlfounda newwonaercremt. Sow I'm happy," says Mrs. D.

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Get LANACANE today ax all drug stores. First Test As 1959 entered its final Programs subject to change by the stations without notice.) In some suburban areas, tax bills, normally sent out by the first of December, had been held up until after the election. Home owners in those areas were startled when they received their tax statements. Taxes were up although there had been no increase in services received. Drives to organize additional lze independent food merchants.

months the new city annexation Insurance Agency SIS -Mich. Nat'l Bank Bide Phone WO 8-871? TONIGHT proposal became the first to be had a number of tested at the polls. city commission that if the city was to extend services to both industry and homes in the sub fripnds and aeouaintances in Local. State News WE IX A BC 1 400 7:00 Lawrence Welk 7:15 Fashions In Music urban area it must extend its Battle Creek and was remembered as a cousin of Dan E. boundaries to include urbanized Here's Music Sports Desk Polka Party News Twilite Melodies News of World 7:30 Teens Platter Pty.

7:55 Network News 8:00 Teens Platter Pty. 8:55 Network News Need cold cash for winter bills? The campaign during October and November featured panel discussions with representatives from both city and suburbs as members of the panel. Tax costs were given close at suburban high school districts, which even higher taxes to build new school buildings, areas and potential industrial sites. Jayne, long-time manager of radio station WELL, who died in 1955. 9:00 Teens Platter Pty.

6:05 6:20 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:05 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:05 9:00 9:05 10:00 10:05 10:30 10:50 Stars for Defense 11:00 Monitor News 11:05 Music Til Midnight 12:00 Sign Off WTVB AM-FM 1 590 6:00 News and Markets 6:15 Concert Miniature 7:00 News and eather 7:05 Music in Revue 8:00 'News and Weather 8:05 Music in Revue 9:00 News and Weather 9 :05 Music In Revue 10:00 Music You Want 11:00 News and Weather 11:05 Sports Final 11:13 Today's Hymn 11:15 Sign Off New City Group Civic groups were also aware News Music Til Midnight News tention during the campaign as Music Til Midnight iNignt watcn 9:55 Network News 10:00 Night Watch 10:55 Network News 11:00 Local News 11:05 Night Watch 11:50 Local News 11 :55 Sign Off IVBCK NBC) 930 6:00 Monitor News were revived. There were also moves in some of the suburban townships toward establishing township sewer and water systems or expanding existing water of the problem. In 1956, the Grand Rapids Community Coun Largest nylon rope in the world is being used for salvage operations on Lake Maracaibo in Venezuela's underwater oilfield. The rope has a 12-inch circumference and is 720 feet long. rews Music Til Midnight Music Til Midnight Local, State News A cut off date of the end of TUESDAY MORNING the 1961-62 school year for ac cepting tuition students in city schools was instrumental in When The 11:00 Sugar 'n' Spice WBCK (NBC) 930 6:00 First Edition 6:05 New Day 7:00 News pushing the formation of sub Question Is 7:05 Local, State News J.r The Answer Is 7:15 New Dav 7:30 Sports Edition 71:35 New Day 7:45 Trade Market 8:00 News urban high school districts.

Elementary districts were faced with the necessity of providing classrooms for their high school students. Only a year and a half remained to bridge the gap between formation of the district and having an established school ready to receive ninth grade students. WELL (ABC)-1400 5:45 Hymn Reading 5:50 Sunny Side Up 6:00 News 6:05 Sunny Side Up 6:30 News 6:35 Sunny Side Up 7:00 Local News 7:05 Sunny Side Up 7:30 Local News 7:40 Sunny Side Up 7:45 Weather 7:50 Sunny Side Up 7:55 World News 8:10 Sports 8:15 Sunny Side Up 8:55 Ted Malone 9:00 Breakfast Club 10:00 Paul Harvey 10:05 Sugar-Spice. News 10:30 Headline News 10:32 Suear 'n' Spice 10:55 News 8:05 Local State News 11:30 Emphasis 11:35 Monitor 930 WTVB AM-FM 1590 5:57 Sign On 6:00 Early Bird News 6:15 Country Music 6:30 Farm. Home Hour 7:00 News and Weather 7:05 Wake Up Easy 7:30 News and Weather 7:40 Wake Up Easy 8:00 News and Weather 8:05 Sportslites 8:10 Wake Up Easy 8:30 News and Weather 8:35 Wake Up Easy 9:00 Family Altar 9:30 Back to Bible 10.00 News 10:05 Morning In Mich.

11 :00 Home Edition 11 :05 Obituary Col. 11:30 Congratulations PHONE WO 2-4086 8:20 New Day 8:45 Thought for Day 9:00 News 9:05 Monitor 930 9:30 Emphasis 9:35 Monitor 930 10:00 News 10:05 Monitor 930 10:30 Emphasis 10:35 Monitor 930 11:00 News 11:05 Monitor 930 All of these facts contributed Chris. A. Tucker Insurance Agency 405 Post Bldg. to bringing the annexation pot toward another boiling point.

were the costs of providing services to suburban areas needing them. Many township officials declared they would not oppose annexation of a whole township but that they were opposed to splitting up a township as proposed on the petitions. This, they claimed, left the townships with too small a tax base to pay for adequate services in the remaining areas. Suburban residents were told by opponents that their taxes would increase if they joined the city. School district officials contended that whole school districts only should be annexed.

Crushing Blow And because school districts overlapped township lines in instances where annexation was proposed it was impossible to annex whole townships without splitting school districts. Despite the efforts of the Grand Rapids city commission and board of education to reassure suburban residents that their needs would be given prompt attention, annexation received a crushing blow on Dec. 8, 1959. By decisive margins all of the proposals were turned down. City voters gave their usual support in favor of annexation despite the negative suburban veto.

A Change Suburban leaders, inter NEXT: A different approach. TUESDAY AFTERNOON cil, composed of representatives from more than 100 area civic organizations, backed the Grand Rapids Metropolitan Area Study. In 1959, at the invitation of the Grand Rapids city commission a "new city study was organized. After its survey of metropolitan area problems, the Grand Rapids Metropolitan Area Study (GRAMAS), sponsored by the Community Council, recommended a consolidation of the entire metropolitan area into one city. "The obvious lack of services and facilities, particularly in the area surrounding the central city of Grand Rapids is resulting in a stifling of the normal and necessary growth and the creation of most serious problems of health and welfare, which has a devastating effect, not only on the outlying communities but on the central city of Grand Rapids itself," GRAMAS a in calling for a new city.

The more politically minded "new city" study committee did not follow the "consolidation" idea of GRAMAS. It outlined a smaller area, including entire school districts with two exceptions, and proposed that area vote simultaneously on annexation to Grand Rapids. This was its method of creating an enlarged' and modern city. Third Group After considerable delibera The Fireman's Favorite You're welcome fo our money! Heating bills, home repairs and winter clothes all add up mighty fast. If you're short on cash to meet these needs, or any others, borrow from us.

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