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DETROIT FREE PRESS I Thursday, Sept. 20, 1951 Get Your Bearings on First Day of Fall You worried where true East and true West. are? Okay, get up early Sunday and find out. Three Named to State Posts The tenure of John R. Dykema, of Detroit, as Corporation, and Securities Commissioner was extended by Gov.

Williams to Sept 20, 1955. He succeeded Phil A. Hart In April. Hart became ORS director. Other appointments by the Governor include: Ray T.

Anderson, of Mesick, to the State Commission of Agriculture, succeeding W. R. Kirk, of Fairgrove; Harold F. Maurice, Monroe funeral director, to the Monroe Port Commission. For Sunday is going to be the first day of fall and Floyd Fear son, of the Detroit Weather Bureau, reports it a great day for getting your bearings.

On the first day of fall the sun is directly over the equator. It rises exactly in the east and where it goes down is due west. ON THE FIRST DAY of fall. the sun's not only doing a -nice job of pointing out directions. It's also doing a fine job of splicing day and night You'll get exactly 12 hours of each.

Just because the last rose of summer will turn into the first rose of fall at 3:38 p. m. Sunday when fall arrives officially in Detroit you don't have to worry about frost. A WORLD-WIDE ORGANIZATION Enillsh Fori at (19 per wmk Including ii, oil. taforanca mai 1H frc mile.

1951 radio rqalppd Fords, Plymouth and Chevrolet at low rate. Mako thit jow perfect eoaomieal vacation. AISO TRUCK RENTALS 307 W. HIT AT WAYNE 1-6081 12600 SMIlt IIVEI AT MEYEtS TE 4-4601 rilLIW ICR AIRF01T YM1UITI 4S DETROIT CITY AIRPtUT tA 1-3590 Sailor Starts Postponed JailTerm Robert G. Jollimore, 22, of 1649 Pennsylvania, got in his -summer as a sailor.

But he was sentenced Wednesday by Traffic Judge George T. Murphy to serve 10 days in jail for reckless driving. Jollimore appeared in court in July with Capt. James Murtaugh, skipper of the -118-foot Diesel yacht, "Natoya and asked that sentencing be postponed. Capt.

Murtaugh told Judge Murphy he had just fitted Jollimore out with uniforms as an employe on the boat, preparatory to going on a two-month cruise in Lake Superior. TRAFFIC JUDGE John D. Watts sentenced Joseph E. Choy-nacke. 33.

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Ladouceur will serve her term in traffic Bullet Fells Heir to Shoe Fortune KNOXVILLE. Tenn. (IP) A pistol bullet felled William P. Haynes, 51, heir to a shoe fortune. Haynes accused his third wife of firing the shot.

The bullet pierced an arm and lodged in the court. Michoel E. Karpowicz, S3, of 15745 Deerfield, East Detroit, and Charles Chapman, 27, of 8809 St. Aubin, were sentenced to serve seven days for reckless driving. The following drew seven-day terms on drunk driving charges: Charles Montgomery, 35, of 87 MEW ROSE VALUE ADVENTURE! 5 ON THIS TIMEX MILITARY WATCH Reg.

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Indiana Calls Session on Relief Crisis INDIANAPOLIS (IP) The Indiana Legislature was called by Gov. Henry F. Schricker to meet in special session next Monday to deal with the public welfare situation. All matching Federal welfare funds have been withdrawn from Indiana because of a new state law which opens public welfare records to public inspection. OSCAR EWING, Social Security director, ruled this violates Federal statutes.

He then cut off the Federal funds, which amount to about $20,000,000 a year. The antisecrecy law was enacted by the legislature in its regular session which ended last March. Gov. Schricker, a Democrat, vetoed the act, but the Republican-controlled legislature overruled his veto. State welfare officials estimate the state's" funds for maintenance of the welfare program will be exhausted by Jan.

1. Some counties say they will be out of money by Oct. 1. More than 75,000 persons are on the welfare rolls. The governor said his message to both Houses would not recommend repeal of antisecrecy law.

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