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Friday, March 25, 1960 Appleton Post-Crescent BU same and had nothing to do with the move. Walker officials added, "Taxes aren't as big a fea Check Shows No Tax Cause In Firms' Move ture in moving as most peo-i pie think." i Two other firms, Allover, Manufacturing company in; Annexation Favored by Health Board Members Call It Best Solution To Sewage Problem Power Squadron Elects Officers Abbot By field, 808 E. Alton street, was reelected to his second term as commander of the Appleton Power Squad, ron Wednesday night. John P. Boon was elected lieutenant commander and Arthur Croxon was named Racine and Bell City Appliance company in Burlington, left the state after purchase hv McGraw-Edison corrmany.

College Radio Station Finishes Studio Move Steel Letters 'WLFM' Mounted in Lawrence Music-Drama Center as 5th Year Begins BY MARGUERITE SCHUMANN Last week a Lawrence college maintenance man drilled holes in a brick corridor wall of the new Music-Drama center and mounted there a set of stainless steel letters WLFM. That was the final touch to the transfer of the Lawrence student-operated frequency modulation radio station from the coal bin in which it was born to its bright, adequate studios in the new building. The letters went up just as WLFM went into its fifth year of operation. "The trouble with a student operated radio station," says at a much smoother technical Joseph A. Hopfensperger, sta- pace.

The sole exception was inn riirwtnr nnd facultvilast spring when there was GOP Candidate's List McGraw consolidated opera- a TVA nMU tions and taxes were not a aimed Taxes Drove part of the moves it was in. 46 Out of Wisconsin idicated. The Appleton board of jsecretary. H. C.

Du Pont was health has gone on record fa v-ireeiectecj to his second term Within State Rainfair corporation of A further check of the list oring annexation of Valley as treasurer. Fair shopping center and Stoughton was listed, although of Industries which were said hav lAft th statA hpfansp it was a plant operated by a Appointed to squadron offices were Al W. Zabel, edu. cation; Walter Winske, public Palisades park In the town of Menasha. Board members said annex- corporation neaaquanermg iu of an unfavorable tax cli- Racine.

The plant's produc- relations; and Robert Selm- jHniMfHj r. sy I JJh S-ktn fK -w mate snows more aiscrepan-ition was consoiidated in Ra cies, the Fost-crescent when a product line was; found. dropped about nine years ago, ine nst was reieasea lues- fm officials said, day by GOP governor candi-J Webster Electric company date Philip G. Kuehn in re-'0f Racine has moved about 50 member, "is that there is wave of transmitter sponse to a demand by the' per cent of its production new staff every time you turn, loie' around. It's just like teaching I Hervey worked much of he summer transferring into the -ltp Drama center flll tion.

Instead of expanding at; the rapid pace you i coma wunjtransmltter whjch remains a professional staff we the basement of the wom. Madison Capital Times. Ifrom the city to the south, cit-The Post-Crescent ing high taxes as the reason, that only one of. the firms jThe firm's home office is in listed as leaving the Fox val-i Racine. The president, Daley had in fact One wentjvid Monroe, has beert active out of business, another shift-jin the state chamber of corned one division of office em- merce and Taxpayer's Alh-ployes and one left the area! ance in the fight against taxes, in a ramnioit shift nf intpmait Christensen Machine corn- the solve the existing sewage ewffi'cer, will take ovcr ThemCProbPrern caused by April 23 in change of watch the septic tank at the Valley jCeremonies.

Students in the Fair shopping center, where I small boat Piloting course raw sewage is discharged in-wh'ch just ended will receive to an open ditch and flows 'graduation certificates at through Appleton. The state board of health has ordered! chlorination of the septic tank Chlldren Hurt in ThSe board has recom- Playground Mishap mended annexation to Apple- Two children were slightly ton or Menasha, construction! hurt Thursday afternoon when of a town of Menasha sewage; a car struck Donald Linskens, treatment plant or forming 12-year-old son of Mrs. Lillian metropolitan sewage district. jLinskens, 608 N. Morrison The town of Menasha has'street, in the St.

Joseph Cath-refused any annexation and olic school playground. Slight Appleton and Menasha have ly hurt was Mrs. James W. refused participation in ajMullins' son, Dale, 5,. who was metropolitan district.

The'riding with his mother when town is studying solution, in- her car hit the Linskens boy. eluding its own sewage sys-Cars are parked on the play- to go DacK over me same gymnasium, a block ground again ana again, jum from tne studio Tne station when one batch of soon t0 be able t0 op. ers learn how to pronounce erate without keeping a sec-Dmitri Shostakovitch or theiond engineer at the transmit- organization. None cited tax-'Pany Racine If" thet Orchestre de la Educational for Staff gradu- sion Francaise, they ate." Highlights of the last four seasons have included two Progress Nevertheless Thesc Appleton Students Are On The new staff of WLFM, Lawrence college student-operated radio station, as it goes into its fifth broadcasting year. From In spite of Hopfensperger'slyears of stereo concert broad-guarded optimism about pos-casts with a local AM station, left are Patrick Sheehy, 909 W.

Hawes avenue, traffic ihi1ifi fnp nrnsrpss in an and the live broadcast ofi tern which could cost in ex-ground es as a cause for changes. ine eahl Racine Situation P'ant remained open as M. D. In Racine, where one of fInc- manufacturing Iareest pmnlover Walker a lme of alr Cnveyr sys" MonnfinS Bot" firmS flre SUbSidi" w. hsted as Sing thl aries of a Chicag0 firm and was nstea as leaving tne, of the Racine diviSi0n state, employment of produc-g around $2J million Blow.

tion workers is about 450. The er 0f jc jais said firm was bought by Kernj industrialist 'comments County Land company of Cal- 0ne Racine industrialist ifornia, but operates as a sep-Comrnented that unions had arate division with plants in cutting senior-four other states. The firm's ity to keep a plant in opera-oil filter division was moved tion and that moves to other to Iowa, but officials said the. areas by industries often tax picture was about the had meant costly training op- Leonard Williams, 43, of cess of $1 million. 1936 N.

Mason street, receiv- amateur operation, in the major Lawrence musical per- manager; Kenneth Holehouse, 722 E. Frances street, past four years WLFM has mances like "The Mes- station manager; and Mary Schroeder, 2118 N. Union broadcast almost 3,200 hoursSiah' To supplement foreign stfeet promotion director. A public open house at the of educational and musical ecucational tapes available fi thp -m)th haspmpnt 0f the Music-Drama programs, it has increased through the National Associa- station, tne soutn Basement ot tne Music-urama its broadcast week from 8 tion of Educational Broad- center, Will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, hours the first year to 33casters, WLFM has arrangedj erations.

In one case, a plant ed a bruised leg when his caf moved some time ago is at Wisconsin and Ma ing moved a second time be- son Thursday with one driven cause the firm lost its skilled Elaine M. Thoma, 19, workers in the original move route 1, Tigerton, who told po-and could not replace them, lice the sun was in her eyes. Hal Roach, 68, Back in Film Business hours at present, its staff has for programs produced ex-! climbed from 50 to 80, "andjpressly for it in England, Is-; circulation of the Cue Sheet, jrael, and Japan such di-j our program guide, has soar-averse subjects as an Oxford ed from six paid subscrip-istudent production of James! Thurber's "The Clock" and tions the first year to 90!" he an Israeli opera. I Hopfensperger feels that WLFM's goal of educational grins. Postcards from as far away as Duluth, have informed WLFM that its sig Hemingway Story, Circus TV Highlights New Public Affairs Series to Begin on Education Subject radio is even more education- nal has been picked up there, but its normal radius is about al for its participants than for 40 miles.

its listeners. On the first day WLFM was i "If we've accomplished Hollywood UP) Hal Roach, a producer who gave a helping hand to many of Hollywood's early-day stars, is returning to the film business at 68. Roach has been in semi-retirement since his son, Hal, bought him out several years ago. But now he is back in his own studio at nearby Culver City. He told newsmen he plans 80 1-hour comedy et the eer of on the air, the transmitter (a anything at all in terms gift of WJPG in Green Bay, training personnel as a part of our educational pattern it has been to instill a keen sense of responsibility and where it had sat unused for a number of years), kept blowing tubes.

Since then, however, under the direction of engineer Frederick C. Hervey, the only other non-student involved in the station's loyalty in our staff heads. The BY CYNTHIA LOWRY with tke TV-Radio Writer TV' shows and four feature- New York () Television's! appears but the hard work continues every day, during the next seven Iength theatrical comedies in operation, things have moved says. days runs all the way from! The Roch studio passed in. tonight's adaptation of Hem-to receivership recently.

aver ingway's "The Snows of Kili-; Roach, Sr. said he has ob-manjiro" to a circus per-tained financial backing and, formance presided over by, subject to court approval, Joe E. Brown next Thursday, worked out a lease-purchase The Hemingway dramatiza-lagreement. It gives him the tion (CBS, 7:30 to 10 p. option to buy.

stars Robert Ryan, Ann Todd! and Mary Astor. The competi- Broadway Box Office tion is a fan magazine's TV' 7 Guide, awards show on NBCj Takes Dive Downward (7:30 to 8:30 p. whjch al- New York tffn During a re-so includes what is called; cent weck one of the most spoofing" of televi-jaivzin2 snow storms New York Fox Cities Movie Times Appleton (starts today) The Purple Gang at 1:30, 4:15, IfMtv has fvop roppivprf pom. 7 n.m. and 9:45.

The Atomic Submarine at 3 p.m., 5:45 and sln- Sunday brings the debut ofjbined with the lenten hollday 8 CBS public affairs series'' caused box office business of Brin, Menasha (starts tonight) Girls Town at 7 p.m. "The Great Challenge," I to 2j Broadw ay shows to take a ter. Vo Va, ot o.d CntiipHaw PTA matiiuel Tjl' HnP- HI.) With New 1 OrK GOV. rific dive. 4 iNelson A.

Rockefeller, for- Only "Fiorello," the musical iNavy irom i.ou 10 j.ou. Air Force Secretary about former Mayor Fiorello Neenah (now showing) The Angry Hills at 7:10. Who Thomas K. Finletter and Wes- Prpsidmt JI- La Guardia, and "The Was That T.artv at 51:05 fSaturdav PTA matinee) Little Ras-'yan University Sound of Music," starring Mary Martin, did standing-room only business. sijuiib nui vuincujr, oauu ojiu mc iavjr Hum i ing education 10 Other Features Thomas E.

Dewey will be Rialto, Kaukauna (now showing) Thirty-Foot Bride of I ekf. p6ajaBJsspejej fgsnssaslJH lasssas6fJBB fBBsaw6ssqeeja 9 Candy Rock at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. A Private's Affair at 8:25. the Sunday's "Meet p.

m. with a tribute to c. o. Press" interviewee (NBC, 5 the late Leonard Warren by Varsit, '-(Starts tonight) Tom Thumb at 6.30 and and Sunday SUch colleagues as Robert Journey to the Center of the Earth at 8:16 (Saturday mati- showcase (NBC 7 to 8 p. Merrill, Richard Tucker, Ro-nee) Five cartoons at 1 m.

Journey to the Center of the be American Peters and Eleanor Earth at 1:30. Tom Thumb at 3:51. Icerning the last days of Vaudette, Kaukauna (starts tonight) The Miracle at hero Ira Hayes and starring i Circle Theater (CBS, 9 to 10 7 p.m. and 9:10. Lee Marvin.

Jp. presents "Trial by Viking (now playing) Shore Leave at 1:30, 5 p.m. and On Monday night (10:15 p.Fury," based on the expenses. So This is Paris at 3:45, 6:45 and 10:15. jm.

to 12 p. Jack Paar's ences of a reporter arrested L2) LEj LrS Wi. first taped show from London Castro's Cuba, will be seen on NBC. I The circus show acts from Tony Curtis is the star of Bertram Mills troupe will fill Special Events Startime's "The an hour Thursday night (ABC, Attic Theatre (starts Saturday) Romanoff and Juliet at 8:15 p.m.. Stansbury auditorium, Lawrence College Music- '1-? rM 10 0 JU P- mj on a-jo to NBC later will Drama center.

Tuesday. At 9 p. m. ABC has premier its Hour of Great of its occasional docu- Mysteries series with "The -Green Bay Community Theatre (starts Saturday) Death mentaries, this one a look at Bat," starring Helen Hayes of a Salesman, 8:15 p.m. Franklin Junior High school, Green Korea 10 years after the war.1 and Jason Robards Jr.

Bay. Musical Tribute CBS's Thursday night re- ABC's "Music for a Spring view (9 to 10 p. will be Night" becomes an hour-long a Mickey Rooney special from show Wednesday from 6:30 to Hollywood. Television Schedules THE BEST BEER IN ANY CASE it has SEALED-IN FLAVOR WBAY-TV, Channel 2, Green Bay WTMJ-TV, Channel Milwaukee 3:30 Theater 4:30 Let's Experiment 4:43 Young Modern and Author Talk Books 5:00 True Story 5:30 Polka Party 6:00 Sports Picture Friday. P.

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