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4 1 Today's Chuckle World' best after-dinner speech: "Walter, plve me both check." Bay Liner lrlr Marriage 1 a anion of two people In -rhich the man pays th? due. Santa Fe Sunday, Sept. 3, 19GL THE SECOND FRONT TACJE Page 3, Section A Groom-to BY SEARCHLIGHT 47 Con-Con Candidates 'Preferred (Lran Ivi our eiore ir Be Rites HIS BY RAY COURAGE Frw Presi Politics Writer The Civic Searchlight Saturday announced preferred endorsements for 47 of 89 candidates seeking Constitutional Convention seats in Wayne candidate in the 9th District is Anthony J. Wilkowski, a former State senator once convicted of vote fraud. Wilkowski was not given a rating.

County. Voters on Sept. 12 will elect 45 delegates from six State senatorial and 21 State Representative districts in Wayne Countv. i AT 1T f-f m-rrtJ i -n 1 went to Republicans and the remainder to Democrats. i.i-u i nJ nit rT i formerly the Detroit Citizens League, gave Mfi--.

cans and 21 Democrats. I' MANY instances candidates who had received no rating- or a qualified rating, in the Searchlight's endorsements for the July 25 Con Con primary race were upgraded in the new listing. i Weekend Traffic Cut By Weather National Toll 145; 7 Killed in State Three Oakland County residents en route to a Labor. Day weekend at their cottage, died in a three car crash seven miles north of Saginaw Saturday, bringing the State's holiday traffic toll to seven. Threatening weather kept traffic below normal in Michigan, but throughout the nation 145 persons had died in auto accidents by Saturday evening.

Previously unreported Michigan victims were: yt wr i Fiancee, 2 Others Injured Car Hits Oil Tank; Auto, House Huinril A car crashed into a fuel-oil tank beside a house in Monroe County-early Saturday, killing an Ypsilanti man just hours before he was to be married. The crash touched off a fire which destroyed the house. Dead of a skull fracture the scene was Paul of Ypsilanti. I.N'.ll'KKI) were his bride-to-be. Miss Alice Pool.

20, a nurse's aide at the University of Michigan Medical Center; the driver, James E. Wilson, 40. an orderly at the hospital, and Miss Louis Harris. 26. a nurse's aide at the.

hospital, all of Ypsilanti. Mis HarrU hh in the IT-M MetlirnI Center. Miffer-ing from a skull fraotiire. Tim other were in Monroe County fieneral Hospital with Among them was Mrs. Mil-jdent of the State AFL-CIO, re-rired M.

Jeffrey, Democratic jtained a qualified rating. national committeewoman and; UAW director of community relations, who was given a qualified rating in the listing. new Mrs. Jeffrey, one of two Democratic nominee in the 12th State Representative district, did not receive a rating in the primary race. The Searchlight did not make any Democratic endorsement in the flth State Representative District where the Democratic Pat-tv has abandoned its own i Mr.

and Mrs. lioris Angelow and Denis pray that he be restored to health PARALYZED BOY FIGHTING BACK Catcher's Right in There Pitching nominee in favor of a sticker Lansing, candidate. The party has moved to sup-. OTHER Searchlight endorse-port sticker candidate Charmie ments: Currie over Coleman A. Young.

who came under criticism for Senatorial District past association with organiza- F'fRST: Rockwell T. Gust. Jr. tion on the attorney general's preferred and Louis Ra-subversive list. qualified.

Young beat out Currie andj SECOND: Don Binkowski several other candidates for qualified, nomination. THird: Charles A. Grady THE OTHER Democratic Turn to Page 4, Column 1 cried, again but they were different tears. pect too much at first. Maybe in a year or so, they said.

Denis would be able to get out of bed and re-enter school. But Denis is determined to be an average kid. He lay in his bed and made strange sounds He strained his dead muscles and cried. PICKED OVER Applicant Charges Slate Police Bias Citizens Group Favors Miriani LANSING A Detroit Negro rejected as a State Police trooper applicant is protesting to the State Fair Employment Practices? Commission and the State Civil Service Commission. i Of the 12 candidates for mayor in the Sept.

12 City Mayor Miriani was Riven the only endorsement by the Civic Searchlight Joseph A. Powers, 53-year- f. ioIu attorney and the only Re- publican nominee in the two- ri jven 'ferred rating. In the 21st District. Republican nominee Richard A.

LaBarg-e, a Ford Co. fiscal analyst, was jumped from a qualified primary rating to a preferred rating. His Democratic opponent. William C. Marshall, vice presi In the 10th State Representa- tive District, Miss Adelaide Hart, school teacher and former Democratic vice chairman, was 'upgraded from' a qualified pri mary rating to a preierrea rating.

Also preferred in that district are Republican nominees Manley D. Dayton, an estimating engineer, and Arthur T. Iverson. an attorney. A total of 144 delegates will be elected to the Constitutional Convention which convenes Oct.

William G. Rogell. Del A. I Smith. Blanche Parent Wise Eugene Van Antwerp and Council President Mary Beck.

Non-incumbents who won the top rating are James H. Brick-ley, 32-year-old attorney and faculty member at University of Detroit; Dale Curtiss, 66, executive administrative assist ant at the Detroit Board ot Education, and Anthony J. Wierzbicki. 43, the City's head budget analysis! BRFCKI.EV is newcomer. given only a qualified rating is serving his second council term.

The Searchlight also recommended a "no" vote on proposed Charter Amendment which would permit uuy employes who entered City service between Jan. 1, 1930 and July 1, 1938 to retire on reduced pension after 25 years' service without regard to their age. Presently the plan requires that an employe, can retire after 25 years only after he reaches age 60. The Searchlight said the proposal would cost the City a year and that the trustees of the retirement system are opposed to the change. Miriani.

who became mayor; on the death of former Mayor Albert Cobo in 1957, was a councilman for four term3, Serving as Council Presideni from 1950 until he succeeded Cobo. OPPOSING HIM for the $25,000 job are State Representatives E. D. O'Brien and Frederick Yates; lawyer Jerome P. Cavanagh and Joseph Kadans; George Hill, a minister; Robert Himmel, a cook; John A.

Kras, a tavern owher; Daniel D. Lublin, a builder; Harold McLaughlin, an electrician; Dan Radnovich, an accountant, and Joseph T. Wilk, a sales representative and former State representative. Two candidates each will be nominated for mayor and city treasurer and 18 will be nominated for council. The general election will be Nov.

7. i Freeman Gregory, of 5226 Larchmont. said he passed his written examination but was rejected on the basis of his oral examination. AN FEPC investigator has been checking into the case. It: also is being protested to the Civil Service Appeal Board.

Senator Basil W. Brown. De- I The fi2-vear-old mayor, seek ing his second four-year term, was given a preferred rating by the nonpartisan Searchlight, formerly called the Detroit Citizens League. The Searchlight, at the same time, dropped one councilman. Charles N.

Youneblood to a nnr-rmAwir 1 1 9 1 1 1 pH T' SK 1 I and trave a preferred endorse- ment to three council chal lengers. THE OTHER eight incumbent councilmen also received the preferred ratin ALVIN E. WEDGE. 62. of 229 Marion.

Waterford Township. MRS. DOROTHY WEDGE, about 60, his wife. MRS. AMELIA HUDSON, R2.

of 5054 Jnangay, Water-ford Township. PAUL McHARDER. 52, of Ypsilanti. ALBERT HO FT, 6R, of Bergland. MRS.

ELM AN I. WOLF, 64. of Sturgis. The Wedges and Mrs. Hudson were on their way to the Wedge cabin near West Branch when their car smashed into the rear of another car which had stopped to avoid hitting a car cutting across lanes.

Mrs. Hudson is Mrs. Wedge's mother. THE ACCIDENT occurred on I-T5 at the Bay County-Sag i a County line. The Wedge car hit the rear of one driven by Robert V.

Utterback. 29. of 14 930 Greenview. Detroit, as an unidentified woman driver cut in front of Utter-back. Wedge's car bounced off TJtterback's and sidesvlped a third car driven by Clifford R.

Kortman, 31, of Rogers City. Wedge was thrown from his car and trapped beneath it. Mrs. Wedge and Mrs. Hud- son were dead on arrival at Mercy Hospital in Bay City and Wedge died there shortly after being admitted.

He was employed in the materials department of Fisher Body. McHarder was killed early Saturday when the car in which he was riding went out of control on M-50 two miles east of Dundee and rammed into a house. Monroe County Sheriff's deputies said the driver. lames E. Wilson, 40, a No of Vpsilanti.

told them he fell asleep. Wilson and two other passengers in the car were injured. Hoff was killed Saturday when he walked into the. path of a truck on M-28 in Bergland Township, Ontonagon County. MRS.

WOLF was killed in a head-on collision with a truck on M-60 in Clarendon Township, Calhoun County. The Automobile Club of Michigan reported traffic in the State was heavy Friday afternoon and night as motorists headed for cottages and resorts for the long weekend. The Auto Club predicted the homebonnd rush Monday night would be even heavier. Saturday brought a lull in most of the State, except for heavy traffic on US-2. the main Upper Peninsula east-west route and jams at Sault Ste.

Marie, where cars had to wait as long as two hours for ferries to Canada. In Canada, near Forest. George B. Ouellette, 24, of 3510 Iroquois, Detroit, was killed Friday night when his car rolled over. A passenger, Edward Van Rossen, 20, of 4120 Lennox, was in good condition in a Sarnia.

hospital. Ncwlyivcds Get A Fresji Start VIENNA (UPI) A Hungarian newlywed couple Saturday began their honeymoon in the West after fleeing from an airliner and asking asylum. Austrian authorities said Imre Szabo, 25, and his wife Eva-. 2K, left the plane at a stopover here on a flight from East Berlin, to Budapest. itroit Democrat, the attorney three-man oral board." handling the case, said it also; Cnilds paid state Police will; might be taken to the courts.

itake any qalified Negro. Ne- "It looks as if he is definitely groes were invited to take the; rut and bruise. McHarder and i Poot to have hern married Sat-j urday. I Monroe County Sheriff's. Deputy William Taylor said the four were returning from Toledo, where they had been when Wilson lost control of the car on M-JSO, two miles east of Dundee.

i IT VKERF.n off the road and istruck a MOO-gallon fuel-oil tank (attached to the wing of an unoccupied two-storv frame hous0. The ear and oil tank caught fire and flames engulfed the house. Both the ear and house were ruined. Wilson told Taylor he wa- knocked unr nnsf inns and thrown out of the car. He awoke to find an unidenti-' fied truck driver pulling the: other thtee from the flamin; ca r.

Volunteer firemen from Dun-' dee put out the fire. Mobile Unit Continuing Polio Fight Dr. Joseph G. Molner, City County health commissioner, Saturday assigned the polio-protection mobile unit to the following locations from 2 to 7 p.m. for the next two weeks: Thursday through Saturday.

Sears Roebuck ft Van-Dyke near Cratiot. Sept. 12 and 1.1 National Food Store parking lot, SSnO-Michigan. Sept. 14.

15 and lfl Sear-' Poebuck Co. parking lot, i i -x ijiHiia rviver unci uaxman. Children three months to six. years. Dr.

Molner said, may be' immunized against polio, diphtheria, whooping cough and lockjaw; from six through polio, diphtheria and everyone older against polio. A dollar is charged to cover expense of the service, but no', one will be turned away If hasn't got it. 2 Grecnlavn Xway Ramps To Be Closed The east bound "on" and westbound "off" ramps on th John C. Lodge Expressway at Greenlawn will be closed for, 90 days starting Tuesday. State Highway Commissioner John C.

Mackie said the closing! is on an experimental basis. The freeway, he said, is siphoning about 4.000 vehicles onto Greenlawn daily because of- Lodge congestion resulting" from James Couzens Highway-construction. Greenlawn is a 2-foot-wide residential street with three schools between the Lodge and Puritan. A decision on a. per- manent closing will be I at the end of the PO daj'3, i Mackie said.

City Treasurer Charles N. Curtiss and vvierzoicKi pre-Williams. who has two oppo-, viously ha ve run unsuccessfully nents. also won a preferred i for a council vacancy, rating. His opponents were not; youngblood.

50. who was a victim of discrimination." examination when a recent call Brown said. "He had only a made for trooper recruits, to 15'minute interview. But on) There never has been a Ne-. the basis of this he was in-jgro trooper in the State Police, formed by letter he was re-1 although the force at one time jected because it showed his had a Negro liquor investiga-I reaction? were slow, he had no tor.

RV ROBERT COTTER Free Prei Staff Writer Denis Angelow is determined to be just an average kid. When you're 15. being average means playing football, basketball and baseball. But in the case of Denis, of 14115 Mi nock. Redford Township, these average activities have come to a sudden halt.

DENIS PLAYED his last bqsebsll game July p. He was the star catcher for the Red-ford Township Raiders in the Intercommunity Colt Leagup. When an opposing player rounds third to score the tie-breaking run it's the catcher's job to protect the plate. Denis did his job well. There was a collision and the runner was out.

Denis wound up in William Beaumont Hospital with a ruptured artery on the left side of his head. Doctors, after a four-hour emergency operation, gave him no more than 24 hours to live. For five weeks he lay in the hospital in a coma. When i he finally awoke he was to tally paralyzed. HIS PARENTS, Boris.

43. and Iris, 47. now have brought him home. Hospital officials told Boris hot to ex Cloudy, U.S. Teniperat MIDWEST ures 6S a 92 69 87 70 85 72 93 73 87 62 94 73 80 ti 95 75 90 70 Pre.

.12 .61 .00 .00 .00 .00 Pre. Bismarck Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland D. Moines Duluth Albany Boston New York Phila. Indianpis Kan. City Milwauk.

88 71 .00 .00 91 75 87 66 .28 .00 .00 .00 .45 .00 .00 93 63 Omaha St. Louis 92 70 93 77 EAST .00 Pittsbgh. 87 65 .00 Port, Me. 72 60 .00 Washgtn. 93 74 .51 SOUTH .09 Miami- 87 79 N.Orleans 90 75 .00 Raleigh 91 71 .00 Richmnd 94 73 .00 Tampa 91 75 WEST .00 Okla CitV 97 78 .17 Phoenix 99 71 Atlanta 85 I Birmohm 82 Jcksnvlle Louisville 89 Memphis 91 lAlbuarue 87 Denver 68 EI Paso 92 Ft.

Worth 98 LasVegas 90 L.Angeles 81 .00 Port. Ore 6R 52 .00 San Fran .00 Seattle .00 81 59 68 54 National Summary The eastern half of the nation continued to swelter in very hot and humid weather today. Thundershowers broke out in the warm moist air across the Gulf States and in widely scattered sections of the Atlantic States. Some thunderstorms were locally severe and accompanied by heavy rain and gusty winds. Heavy thunderstorms were reported at Albany, New York, this afternoon with electric power reported out in some sections.

Strong southerly winds were also noted throughout most the southern plains region todav. Elsewhere over the country a cold front is now moving across the upper Mississippi Valley and extends southward throuph Iowa into Kansas. The cold air mass following this front has produced very cool temperatures across the northern and central Rockies today and snow has been observed at higher elevations in Rocky Mountain regions over Colorado and also in extreme northwest section of North Dakota. The hot humid weather now covering the eastern third of the nation will continue through the weekend. Scattered thundershower activity wjH hi? present in the warm humid air and thunder-Showers will develop again tomorrow.

I I and lioris and Iris staved up all night with Denis. They cried, too. One morning last week when Denis strained, he found he could inove his fingers on his left hand. He ambition and was shy and insecure. That looks like a very snap analysis in only 15 minutes." Brown said Gregory is a high school graduate and an Air Force veteran.

STATE POLICE Commis-j sioner Joseph A. Childs said a check "showed that the rejec-j tion was unanimous by the WMIHII FOTOC A SI "ffi SH0WCM itriow Foreign Temps. AT 1 P.M. SATURDAY Presfwick Tokyo 75 London Mexico City Paris P4 Sn Juan 07 Berlin 77 Havana 7 Stockholm. 5S Bogota 57 Athen 7n Medellin Col.

75 Madrid P(M-murl" 1 So' el St. Thomas VI He relaxed more. r-nu nei NOW DENIS CAN move his left arm and touch his neck. He picks his left leg off the bed but sometimes he can't get it back. He's re-learned the word "mom." and rings a bell when he wants help.

He called Mom and spent 10 minutes on an alphabet board that his father made for him. He pointed to the letters on the board and Mrs. Angelow along with him. "I'll be all riffht," he pointed. "Don't worry." The Angelows aren't worried about Denis now.

Angelow knows that everything will be all right if he himself can only get back to work. Wounded in World War II, Angelow couldn't return to his factory job at the Ford Motor Co. when he got out of the army. He went to the Veterans Administration, took a course and got a job as a bookbinder. He found work and everything was going well until October, when he was laid off.

Since then he's received $49 weekly from unemployment compensation. But that ran out last week. a Day! 3Iich. Temperatures (U.S. Weather Bureau) Pre.

Pre. Aloena 84 66 .04 Jackson 8S 77 2.0? Bay Citv 84 71 .1) Lansing 84 71 .00 DETROIT 84 70 .54 Marouete 85 67 .69 C.snsKs 17 CI A'. lliitlan II 1C Flint 83 71 .01 Pellston 85 67 .00 Houghton 87 67 .00 Trav. City 86 69 .00 Michifian Forecast Detroit area: Partly firuly, warm and humid with afternoon and evening showers and thun-riei showers. West to northwest winds mph.

High 8.1-87, low 58-62. AREA FORECASTS SE and SVV Lower Partly cloudy, warm and humid with thoweri and thundershowers. Southwest winds 1 5-25 mph. Low 66-72, high 82-88. NE and NW Lower Partly cloudy, warm and humid with thowert and thundershowers.

Southwest winds 15 75 mph. Low 66-72. h.qh (7-88. and Upper Mostly cloudy with showers and thundershowers and cooler. Northwest winds 15-25 mph.

Low 62-68, high 76-82. Monday's outlook: Partly cloudy to cloudy and much cooler with showers. Lake Conditions LAKE ST. CLAIR, HURON: SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS. Northwest winds 21-32 mph.

Sunday; chance of thundershowers. ERIE: SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS. Scattered thunderstorms; southwest winds 21-32 mph. Sunday. ONTARIO: SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS.

Scattered thunderstorms; southwest winds 21-32 moh. Sunday. MICHIGAN: SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS. Gradual clearing: northwest-north winds 23-34 moh. Sunday.

SUPERIOR: SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS. Possible thundershowers: nnrtn. west winds 79-40 moh. Sunday, and slowly diminishing. Warm, Wet What U.S.

Weather Forecast to 7 p.m. Sunday Cm )' rated. No rating was given to City Clerk Thomas D. Lead-better, who is unopposed for nomination. Of the field of 50 council hopefuls, the Searchlight gave preferred treatment to incumbents Ed Carey, Edward Connor, William T.

Patrick, Absentee Voters Get Reminder City Clerk Thomas D. Lead-better has reminded Detroit voters that 2 p. m. next Saturday is the deadline to obtain absentee ballot for the Sept. 12 municipal primary and Constitutional Convention election.

Persons unable to go to the polls because of illness, religious reasons or absence from the city may obtain ballots by visiting- or writing to the City Election Commission, Room 202, City-County Building. Leadbetter said 4,700 absentee ballots have been issued, higher than the usual number but fewer thus far than antici-pa ted. Election officials have estimated that 15,000 ballots would be issued because Rosh Hashon-ah, the Jewish New Year, will be observed Sept. 11-12 by Orthodox and Conservative Jew. HIGHEST TEMPCtlTUICS ClOUD FORCCttl -80 Local Statistics )OC NEW FIRST FULL LAST Sept.

10 Sent. 17 Seal. 34 Oct. 1 Sun rises tet 7:03 B.m. Moon rises 11:11 sets 12; 1 B.m.

One ver an Sent. Mih 7g, low 4J. Record temDrture Sent. tinct 1171: Low 45 (1877), hish 109 (1953)..