The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 10

Page Ten THE "EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE MARIE, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1957 Fire Razes R. Hillock Farm Home Fire completely destroyed the Richard Hillock farm home Tuesday afternoon. The home, located three and one- half miles east of Dafter and one- half mile east of M-129 opposite the Midway Road, was burned to the ground by the fire which was reported about 2:30 p. m. Very little in the house was saved from the fire, according to Elmre Tuori, assistant chief of the Dafter volunteer fire department.

Only a stove and television set and a few small items were saved from the flames, Tuori said. The Rosedale volunteer fire department was at the scene of the fire first, and then called the Dafter fire department. A mixup in resulted in the Dafter fire department first going 'o the Victor Hillock farm, before arriving at the Richard Hillock Farm. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Hillock; have four children. Their two sons' are 7 and 8 years of age, and their daughters are 4 and 6. The Hillock family is now-living with Mrs. Hillock's parents, and Mrs. Clive Sawyers, on the! Pickford Road.

I A pair of hip rubber boots wasj lost fay the Dafter fire en route to the Hillock fire. Tuori' said that since the department is! made up of volunteers, there is need for the boots. Anyone finding the boots is asked to call the Daf- Food Market at MElrose 2-2972. The Dafter fire department swered another call to the Dick Hoornstra farm on old M-128 where lightning had hit the.barn. It was reported that no fire resulted.

MISSOURI TORNADO (Continued frwn 1) only three dead as a twister cut a path of havoc six blocks wide. Three other persons were killed at a family reunion at a farm home 15 miles northeast of. there. 0. M.

McLeod, a miner of nearby Fiat River who watched the tornado hit Desloge. said it sound ed like "a steam engine The Result of Nightclub Brawl Yankee Hank Bauer Charged With Assault burned out bearings pulling string of freight cars." NEW YORK W)-Hank But Friedman also had a warn- New York Yankee for Jones. was arrested Tuesday on a charge of felonious result of any Strange a nightclub brawl early last released in custo- of his lawyer. Bauer will get "Mr. Jones has chosen to avail himself of that right," he continued.

"I am confident Bauer ultimately will be vindicated fully. In that case Mr. Jones automatically a hearing on will become responsible to Mr. visJMCi auu were aismisseu i ueu-i school was heavily damaged! j': lan 16 1 out that Bauer was tUrt. i i fin nfpH needed -inri A nc ov.iiux/1 wdd JiccLYiiy uamagea the walls were left standing (fingerprinted, mugged Leo Nelson was homeS raigned in felon court as with her two sons, age two! sult of a citi zen's arrest." land six, when she heard the storm "This is not an arrest by cne roaring down on Desloge, a town district attorney or police author- jof 2,000.

She huddled with her chil- toes," said Friedman. "Both have and ar- a re- the jdren in a closet and prayed. refused to make one. It is an ar- 0 Fisher, rolling A I Bradford. Pa.

race be I Tradition Helen winner of senior class hoop- first to wed. As yet she's not-enjajed. CEMENT STRIKE PETOSKEY WJ 240 i United Stone and Allied Products workers struck the 'Penn cement plant Tuesday in a dispute! over a new contract. A union spokesman said the two sides were unable to agree on how to split A 10-cent hourly package increase. He said the union wanted more medical insurance than the company offered.

'Overtime Sunday work also figured in the dispute, the spokesman said. The union said the company had begun closing the plant last weekend in anticipation of the strike- Seven of the company's nine other plants in other-states also are on strike. TRAVERSE CITY W) James E. Detroit, was killed Tuesday when his car overturned near Traverse City. Her glasses were blown from rest; a private person.

'Any per- iher face as the house cracked and son ha a right to make a citi- But she her two zen arrest." 'sons were unhurt, and later she found her glasses under a table, unbroken. The twisters bounced around on x)th sides on the Mississipi Riv- below St. Louis and continued strike long after dark. One was 'ghted near Fredericktown, Mo. In rural southern Illinois it' truck at scattered points, includ- 1 ng the Alto Pass, Columbia, 'laremont and Herrod areas.

In Missouri twisters were reported at Monticello in the north- astern part of the state; at Squires in the southern Ozark foothills; at Centerville. 40 miles north of Fremont, and at Kennett, a town of 10,000. The one at Kennett struck after midnight, eight lours after the first one raked Van Buren. No deaths or injuries were reported in those areas. SURE ST from causing EP NE ED ED moofhin ff side of cliff to prevent rains on new Colombian mountain highway.

PJj?" i iK SUPERSONIC SPEE tion over Pxcific Ocean while on DSTERS flight from the Dnuslas F4D Skyrays form stairway forma- El Toro Marine Corps base in southern "cr the or A OBITUARY Bert Mcllhargie Herbert Arthur Mcllhargie. 80. of 145 Ridge died at 5:05 a. at the War Memorial Hospi- .21. He was born in Huron County, on Feb.

2, 1877. The only survivors are nieces and nephews in Detroit and Chicago. Funeral services are incomplete pending word from them, but it is expected services will be conducted at St. Mary's Church Friday morning. GIRL INJURED DETROIT A 16-year-old school girl crushed both her legs Tuesday when she fell under the wheels of a city bus.

Loraine Tymczak was taken in critical condition to Highland Park General Hospital. At Desloge Bobby Tiefenauer'a two- story' i frame house and turned it about i before setting it down 200 yards BaU wu et hearing on will become responsible to Mr. i away 3 iJune 21 on rhe complaint by del- Bauer for damages for false Only an hour before the storm Wner Edwin who st Bauer expects to hold i struck, some 400 students at the aims Was bLeat up by the balj i hlm to stric accountability School had complet- 3yer durmg the fracas I Bauer played his first game un- ed classes and were Bauer Sidney Fried-jder his new status Tuesday night. The Yanks were beaten by the Chicago White Sox, 3-1. Batting in the leadoff spot and playing righl field, Bauer did not- get a hit in four times at bat.

He made one putout in right field. Bauer spoke only once during the court proceedings. "I didn't hit anyone," he said. Jones' complaint stated that he had been informed by his brother, Leonard, and his nephew Phil Esposito, that Bauer had slugged him in an alcove of the nieht club. The Jones party was celebrating the end their bowling season, while' Bauer and several teammates were observing infielder Billy Martin's 29th birthday.

There were words between the two parties. What exactly happened then still is clouded. The 34-year-old Bauer, an ex-Marine, was accompanied by his wife Charlene, throughout the court As he left several passers-by shouted encouragement to him. A woman asked: "Are you playing tonight?" "Yes, ma'am," he replied. "Going to hit us a home run?" "I'll try." He didn't.

AMMAN Four Jordanians convicted of spying for Israel were hanged publicly early today in their home towns. They were arrested late last year while allegedly crossing the border into Israel with military secrets. Major League LEADERS CAN LKAGCK Battinj (biMd on Tt it lltnu, Bo4ton, MantU, York, Waihlniton, Baltimore, WllHimi, and Mantle. New 31. Rum Batted, WMhin'itoB, 26: Doby, Cfclcafo, JCaotu cUy.

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Milwaukee, and 8ehMn- dlenit. New York, Jfcoblnjon, Cincinnati, 44. Doublesit-HoaJc, Cincinnati, and VCui- lal, St. ixMJla, CHlUaaa. Brooklyn, 10.

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Hew II; Gilliam, Brooklyn, Pitching (baied on I New York Acker, Cincinnati Kinard Signs With Packers GREEN BAY, Wis. GT) Billy Kinard, a halfback acquired from he Cleveland Browns in a trade, las signed his 1957 National League contract with the Green Bay Packers, Coach Lisle Blackbourn said today. Kinard is the fourth man acquired in die'Cleveland trade to come to terms, with the Packers. The 6 foot, 190-pound back played college ball at Mississippi and was the Browns' second choice in the 1956 NFL draft. READ the ADS in THE NEWS rtGHT Richmond, Alameda, ontpolnttd An 118'A, 10.

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