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112th YEAR * * *& *& *& PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1954—24 PAGES a 
    
Sight Wreckage of U.S. Plane     ™ 
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Hallenbeck Asks District 5 Recount 
Finished Third, 
in Primary Vote, 
18Behind Dugan Ridgway Topped Field 
of 6 for Nomination to 
City Commission 
City Commissioner Ron- 
ald C. Hallenbeck has filed 
for a recount of ballots in 
District 5 where he was de- 
feated for nomination by 18 
votes in Monday’s primary 
election. 
  John MH. Ridgway ..v:....... 68 
John A. Dagan .....05..0005 358 | 
Renald ©. Hallenbeck ....... 340 
4. Marvin Smith ........::- . 7 
Howard A. Frost ..........- . 7 
Two candidates are to be nomi- 
nated in the district. 
Hallenbeck paid a $35 fee, Mrs. 
Evans said, $5 each for precincts 
16, 17, 18, 19, 35, 43 and 44. 
The required procedure is for 
Hallenbeck to notify his opponents 
of the recount within 12 hours after 
filing the petition, Mrs. Evans said. 
Hallenbeck said he has already 
notified the others. 
The City Election Commission, 
composed of the city clerk, attor- 
ney and treasurer, will appoint 
persons to conduct the recount, 
Mrs. Evans stated. “ ~ 
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  AS PADDY BECAME CHAMP — Challenger 
Paddy DeMarco, teft, shoots a left to the head of 
Jimmy Carter in the 10th round of a 15-round bout 
in New York last night for world’s lightweight 
  ture, page 16.) | DeMarco Makes Good His Challenge 
%- championship. Paddy took the title with unanimous 
decision. He entered the fight the underdog to 
former champ Carter. (See story and another pic- McCarthy Fight 
Causes Stevens | 
{Aide to Quit Post plores Absence 
of Full Fighting Support 
for Army Secretary 
WASHINGTON (AP) — 
One of Secretary of the 
Army Robert T. Stevens’ 
chief aides has resigned, de-| i 
ploring what he termed a 
. ) lack of “full fighting sup- 
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Milford. Area Tripled   
GM Total Proving Ground 
Now Up to 6,]44 Acres General Motors has more than tripled the size of its 
proving ground at Milford, as a result of land acquisi- 
tions recently completed, according to Charles A. Chayne, 
vice president in charge of the engineering staff. 
“This brings 
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Oakland Health Mén Plan 
Polio Vaccine Procedure 
Health officials from Oakland and 10 other Michigan 
counties will be briefed Wednesday on procedures for 
testing the new Salk polio vaccine. 
The 11 counties are the only ones in Michigan selec 
Dr. John D. Monroe, Oakland County health director, 
said county officials will meet with National Foundation 
  
   
  research financed by the} (l f iL i Ul 
  sed fi ey ! \y ; fs Colo. “We have increased the original 1,268 acres to 3,863 
acres,” Chayne said. “This area comprises the largest 
outdoor automotive testing facility in Michigan, of the 
country, and also the oldest. 
“In addition to Milford Proving Ground, we have our 
2,280-acre Desert Proving Ground near Mesa, Ariz., and 
one acre at the Pike’s Peak Engineering Test Headquar- 
ters at Manitou Springs,   
  Police Capture 
Nationalist Chief Puerto Rico Rounds Up 
Party Leader in 2-Hour 
Siege Today 
SAN JUAN, ¢ 
: tty itt 5 a i be : a P. R. (UP) — Police 
     
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ge port” from higher up for 
Stevens in his troubles with 
Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis). 
John F. Kane, a special 
assistant under Stevens and 
before that under former 
Army Secretary Frank 
Pace, announced his resig- 
nation from his $10,000-a- 
year job yesterday in a let- 
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  Washington Traffic Jam 
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AP Wirepheote 
SQUEEZE PLAY—lIn a traffic rush hour accident in Washington 
yesterday the driver of the car shown above proved that two trolleys 
and an auto cannot occupy space intended for only two trolleys. The 
driver, Charles Hapcock, was removed through the large hole in 
the rear window. He suffered scalp cuts and a back injury.   
until 8 p.m. next week in an 
the second floor of the Tax Office Extends Hours)" 
During Week Until 8 P.M. The Pontiac branch of the Bureau of Internal Revenue announced today it will extend weekday office hours 
effort to process last-minute 
tax returns before the March 15 deadline, 
The bureau recently moved from 146 Oakland Ave. to 
Haron Building, at 5344 W. Huron   
  
  Hubbard's Wife 
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Mayor Hubbard said that his son 
been talking of “‘Russian rou- : 
  
    Air Force CAT 
‘With 20 Aboard 
‘Lost Thursday No Sign of Life: Neor 
Wreckage; High Winds 
Delay Rescue Teams 
NICE, France (AP)—Po- 
lice headquarters in Nice 
said today the wreckage of 
a missing U.S. Air Force 
C47 had been spotted in the 
mountains behind this 
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  ' ii   By BILLY ECKSTINE 
Popular Record Star 
My father was a chauffeur; my mother, a dressmaker. 
But we were rich-in things you can’t count. 
For instance, my two sisters and I were always taught 
that you must actually love your neighbor if you shall 
live in peace. Being a Negro, such precepts were often 
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  ‘I said. “It’s a lot Billy Eckstine Learns His Lesson of Love the Hard Way olf until he learned that hate 
   
easier than it was before.” 
policeman said. “We're both learning the 
it was almost everywhere I went, Peo- 
like the jeweler,