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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS SATURDAY, JUNE 2 4, 1939 i6 Ex-Wife Resumes Governor Merging Michigan Methodism Matrimonial Piracy Bared by Woman! Four Spouses AY mi Via. BISHOP EDGAR BLAKE BISHOP JAMES A. STBAUGHN This hand clasp symbolizes unification of Michigan Methodists in Adrian Friday. Bishop Blake, of Detroit, headed the former Methodist Episcopal denomination in this state and Bishop Straughn, Baltimore, represents the Methodist Protestants. married several weeks ago in his home city.

She fled with $1,800 of his money, he charged. Wanted In Illinois Wednesday Grand Rapids police turned her over to Wilmette (111.) authorities, who had charged that Mrs. Pelikan had embezzled $775 from Gottfried Holbick a few days arter marrying him there. Also missing is Holbick's gold watch. state police have an unserved warrant that she married Mike Fortelka, of Cadillac, and disappeared later.

The information here does not disclose which, if any, of Fortelka's chattels are missing. Pagac said that Joseph Domon. of Burnips Corners, had told him that he, too. had been a victim of Mrs. Pelikan's matrimonial ad ventures.

Missing Since Arrest But Domon disaDDeared from Burnips Corners the day Mrs. Pelikan was arrested in Grand Rapids, and is now being sought by police for questioning. Police here said that they had learned mat Mrs. Pelikan had been known for years in Burnips Corners as uie wue or Domon. Pagac said that Domon had helped him to get a iob on a farm near Watervliet, and had attempted to dissuade him from making a complaint.

He met Domon, he said, while en route to Michigan in search of his bride and his $1,800. Grand Rapids police had been notified by Appleton authorities that Pagac had said he did not want to prosecute, but Pagac said that he never had so informed the Appleton police. Woman Knocked Down; Thief Flees in Her Car Mrs. Margaret Smith, 50 years old, of 869 Longfellow was knocked down twice by a thief at 10:30 p. m.

Friday. She screamed and then saw her assailant Jump into her sedan parked in the drive way and speed away. At the time she was struck from behind, Mrs. Smith was In the backyard where she had gone to get DlanKets she had left on a clothes line. Her screams at traded neighbors, who called Detroit, while the Rev.

B. A. Mc-Nally, of Fargo, will replace the Rev. W. C.

Standridge in Harger Memorial Church. Other new appointments follow: Ainger, the Rev. E. O. Davis; Birch Run, the Kev.

W. H. Clark; Brant, the Rev. A. E.

Hatt; Brit- ton and WellsvUle, the Rev. Leo Burch; Capac, thfe Rev. Ellis Hart; Caro, the Rev. C. F.

Oliver; Cass River, the Rev Arthur Howard; Columbiaville, the Rev. Shirly Kinde; Disco, the Rev. W. E. Prouse; Flint First, the Rev.

Charles Dibley; Flowerfield, the Rev. Jesse Granger; Hickory Cor ners, the Rev. W. McCue; Kinde, the Rev. H.

N. Freeman; Leonard, the Rev. Harry G. Muir; Livingston, the Rev. George Smith; Marlette, the Rev.

Thomas Malone; New Lothrop, the Rev. R. R. Terwilliger; Saginaw Sheridan, the Rev. E.

H. Bachus; Three Rivers, the Rev. H. G. Thurston.

In all other churches pastors were reassigned. Purse Thieves Take $44 Loot of purse snatchers Friday night totaled $44. Miss Henrietta Summerfleld, 38 years old, of 269 E. Vernor Highway, was robbed In the hall of her home of her purse containing $33. Mrs.

Ethel Smith, 58, of 2552 Eastlawn was robbed by a boy on Charlevoix Ave. between Ashland Ave. and Alter Road of her purse contain ing 111. Methodists Continued from Page One The district superintendents also requested that the date of the Methodist conference be advanced next year ahead of the Methodist Jurisifictional conference to permit Bishop Blake to preside. He will leave the Detroit conference next year under the seven-year i limitation clause.

The recommen-1 dation was heartily approved. Seek New Religious Center The district committee also recommended Bishop Blake ap point a committee to study the prospects of a new religious center at Albion, a combination building for use as a chapel by Albion College and also by the Albion Methodist Church. That recommendation also was ap proved. During the meeting the assem bled Methodists stood in grateful tribute and appreciation of the Rev. William H.

Phelps, editor emeritus of the Michigan Chris tian Advocate, the official Meth odist publication, who died Friday at his home at Royal Oak. With the closing of the ninety- eighth Michigan Conference of the M. V. Church and the eighty-third Detroit Conference of the M. E.

Church, the United Methodists wiU continue their meetings over the week-end. Dr. M. S. Rice, of Detroit, will speak on "The Deeper Evangelism" Satur day.

A love-feast session is scheduled Sunday morning and a rituallstic-unlon service will be held in the afternoon. The final business session will be held Mon day. Appointments Are Made Before final dissolution of the Michigan Conference of the Methodist Proteatart Church Friday, new ministerial appointments were made. Methodist appointments are expected Monday. The 10 pulpits left vacant when 10 ministers were placed on the unstationed list because they have refused to Join the new Methodist union either wcie filled or will be filled before the Detroit annual conference adjourns.

The Rev. F. E. Hart, of New Lothrop, will replace the Rev. Donald Hescott In the First Methodist Protestant Church in Today's Program at Your Favorite Theater Deputy May Collect $4,000 for Befriending Dying Man Chief of Police Slay rs Ex-Wife Turns Gun on Self as Daughter Watches CLIO, June 23 Police Chief Charles Wright shot and killed his divorced wife Irene and then attempted tuicide as their six year-old daughter and a nine- year-old playmate watched In terror Friday.

Mrs. Wright, 30 years old, was hot three times before her thirty' three-year-old husband turned his service revolver on himself. He was taken to Hurley Hospital, Flint, where doctors said his wounds rrobablv would be fatal The shooting occurred about 6:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs.

Wright's sister, Mrs. Floyd Mahar. Mrs. Wright had obtained a divorce last month on charges of cruelty and was riven custody of their three children and of an older daughter by a former marriage. She married Wright in 1828.

lived In Same Home Because of financial difficulties, the Wrights and their children continued to live in the same home after the divorce. Mrs. Wright and the children, Sally, 13; Charles, Norma, 6, and Kay, 8, were visiting Mrs. Mahar when Wright entered. Mrs.

Mahar's daughter Patricia, 15, and a neighbor's child, Joan O'Dette, 9, also were present, Mrs. Mahar said. "Don't start anything here," Mrs. Wright warned her husband. As he pulled a revolver from its holster, Mrs.

Mahar said, all but Norma and Joan fled from the house. The two young girls a to scretntd-ln rear porch. Cries to Husband to Stop Mrs. Wright also fled to the porch, crying "Stop, Charles," but Wright fired two shots at her as she fell against a table, Joan said. He fired a third bullet Into her body as she slumped to the floor, according to the child.

Wright then turned the gun on himself as the two terror-stricken girls dashed out the door Into the yard of the house, they said. Deputy Sheriff Irving Ashley, who questioned Wright at the hospital, said that the officer blamed the shooting on an argument over bills and claimed that his wife had cashed an Insurance check belonging to him. Two Women Dead in Crossing Crash KALAMAZOO. June 23 Two women were Instantly killed by a train when they drove their car onto the Michigan Central tracks at the Rose St crossing at 7:30 p. m.

Friday. They were Mrs. Rosemary Mar tin, 26 years old, of Prairieville, and Mrs. Gladys WUkins, 29. They stopped their car to await the passing of the westbound Twi light Limited, then drove in front of a freight train.

Their car was carried two blocks. Byrd Determined to Chart Antarctic BOSTON, June 23 (A. The Boston Globe says Rear Ad mlral Richard E. Byrd informed the paper today that he would proceed with plans for a third Voyage to the Antarctic to claim territory for the United States, if Congress should reject plans for a Government expedl tion. Byrd was quoted as saying that ha would try to raise funds himself for the project if it failed to receive congressional approval.

The proposal is expected to reach the floor of the House in the near future. Siam Decides to Coin New Name ior Itself WASHINGTON, June 23 (A. The Siamese Government has notified the State Department that it is changing the name of 81am to one signifying "the land of the thai." 'Thai" (pronounced like tie) is what the Siamese call themselves. They use the name Slam only in speaking to foreigners. What the full name will be is not yet known, since it must be worked out by the Siamese Assembly.

It will embrace the termination "thai." "Northern Baptists Adopt a Report Opposing War LOS ANGELES, June 23 (A. The attitude of the Northern Baptist Church on war and conscientious objection was stated today in a report adopted at the annual convention. Chairman Frank W. Padelford, of a Committee on Exemption from Military Service, declared that no case of infringement of rights of any Baptist objector had come to his attention. The committee's report stated Jm part: we prorounaiy nope ana earn estly pray that our Nation may never again te involved in mm tary strife, nor that any Baptist must risk his me in ner aerense.

Prof. E. A. Fridell, of Berkley, was nominated as president of the convention. Murderer Dies in Chair, Haunted by Slain Grocer MICHIGAN CITY, June 23 (A.P.) Haunted in his last hours by memories of his crime, James Reed Swain, 20 years old, was executed in the electric chair at State Prison early today for the holdup of Christ Bredenkamp, tV'ansville grocer, in 1837.

Swain told the Rev. Robert Hall, prison chaplain, several days ago that Bredenkamp kept 'Visiting" him in his cell at night. "He looks just like he did the night I shot him," Hall quoted Ewain as having said. "He just stands there in his long, white pron and his glasses. I can't aieep when I see him." Paroles Board Denies Charge Murphy Challenged to Prove Point from tne free Prene Ianalrt- Biireatt LANSING, June 23 The Parole Board demanded an investigation Friday of charges made by Frank Murphy, United States attorney general and former governor, that politica had re-entered the parole picture.

"We challenge anyone to point to any grant of parole that has been to any degree infleneed by Dolltlcal. financial or otner ex traneous considerations, the board said in a letter to Helmer Gellein, corrections director. Gellein pointed out that the personnel of the raroie uepari- ment has not changed since Mur phy was governor, and likewise denied that the Murphy parole system had been scrapped. Resignation Recalled Except for the resignation of M. Hubert O'Brien, of Detroit, as chairman of the Parole Board, and his replacement by A.

Ross Pascoe, who was cnen i deputy, ine administrative officers of the de partment remain the same. Gerald F. Bush and John H. Eliasohn, the other members, are Murphy selec tions. "There were seven bills Intro duced in the Legislature affecting the department, and all were killed except one," Gellein said.

'That one placed the probation staff of the Recorder Court in Detroit back into politics, but did not affect the State law at all." Changes at Jackson The only change in prison administration has been at Jackson, where Dickinson named Harry H. Jackson warden in place of Joel R. Moore, who later returned to the Federal Probation Department Jackson named Glen Carpenter, former prison chaplain, deputy warden in place of James Ryan, who had been Moore's selection. Some 30 appointments to prison lobs have been made by Jackson, and are in dispute between the Civil Service Department and the Corrections Commission. The subject Is scheduled to be discussed by the commission Monday, at which time Murphy's blast against the department also may come up for consideration.

Emerson R. Boyles, legal adviser to Gov. Dickinson, added Friday that the Governor has not made a single suggestion to the Parole Board since taking office. Poltorak said. "I'm going to die and I want you to take these pa pers, see that I get a decent burial and keep the rest for your self." Reagan had Poltorak transferred to Detroit Receiving Hos pital and later to a private hos' pital as his condition grew worse.

Poltorak died June 16. After efforts to locate relatives of the man, Reagan displayed the papers to Richard W. Holt, as- sistant prosecuting attorney, and George C. Watson, public administrator in St. Clair County.

Watson filed a petition for ap pointment of an administrator of the estate and Holt said that he would file, a claim for Reagan. FEATURES Friendly Music CKLW Johnny Presents WJR Hawaii Calls CKLW Barn Dance Summertime Party WXYZ Dedication of Station WFBR, Baltimore WWJ Finland Festival CKLW Rudy Vallee's WXYZ Hal Kemp's Orchestra WJR Henry Busses Orchestra Dance Music All Stations Taey-E WXYZ Town Talk WMBC Oroek Atheniane IS WXYZ Santllottera-J CKLW Turnera Orch. 7:30 W.TR Protestor Quia-! WWJ Mutical Show WXYZ Brent Houae-D CKLW Hawaii Calla Muaical WMBC Sportlirht 7:4.1 WMBC Quartet WFXL Wytralyrki 8:00 WJR Phil Baker WWJ Vox Pop! WXYZ Barn Danea CKLW Jamboree-V WJBK Newt Muaie WMBC Concert 8:11 WJBK Rainbow Trio 8:30 WJR Rat. Serenade-M WWJ Playhoute-J W.THK German Hour CKLW Hollywood Whltpcra WMBC jewiah Hour 8:4.1 CKLW Fotter'e Orch. WEXL Ted Zajao wjr Your Hit Parade WWJ WFBR Dedication WXYZ Sneaker CKLW Symphonic Strlnn WJBK Polith Ladtea WXYZ RannsOrch.

9:30 WWJ Com on the Cob WXYZ Donahre't Orch CKLW Moonlight Mutic WMBC Dance Mutie WEXL Newtcatt 9:48 WJR Speaker 10 p. m. to 1 a. m. 10:00 WJR Newt Comet to Ufa WWJ Snnrtt Parade WXYZ Ikiraey'i Orch.

CKLW Martin i Orch. W.IHK Newt. Mutic WMBC Dance Muaie WEXL Family RoMnon-D WWJ Dance Mueie CKLW Finland Fctlival WJBK Muaical 10:30 WJR Sportt WW.T Slate Huhwaye-T WXY4 Lonet' Orch. fVJBK Rumanian Hour WMHC Dance Mutio WKXI. Snr.rtao.1 p.

m. 10:1.1 WJR Wond't Orch. WWJ Dance Mutic CKLW Trau.nbauer'i Orch. WEXL Muatral WJR Newaratl WWJ Dance uric WXYZ Rudy Valle CKLW Club Reoorter-C WJBK Potnourri WMBC Dance Mutie 11:18 W.TR Kemp Orch. WWJ Dance Mutle CKLW Duehin't Orch.

II -WJR Kave (ireh. WWJ Bu'ie i Orch. WXY'Z ithara Jonea Vutfc CKLW Craf Orch WJBK Melodiea WMHf WJK Kinr't Orch. WWJ Nrlton't Orch. WXYZ Blue Orch.

CKLW Ohman'a Orch. WJBK Newt Nlrhl Owt 11:30 WJR to be announced WWJ Meet theMaetiro CKLW Larrv Gentil- CKXW Cawa Palrol-T Preaenta too Meier. Sit Meten 220 Meiati at Balm-Suit Trial LOS ANGELES, June 21 wife No. 1 looked on Mrs. Alma Alderman, wife No of Myrl Alderman, denied heatev today at the trial of her $150 del love-theft suit against wife Nri tu6CI CUing.

that she ever had lived with Alderman before she married him. ine second Mrs. Alderman re-sumed her testimony ft. perior Judge Samuel R. Blake hYri attorneys for dismissal of the She testified that sh.

.1 Alderman in February, 1934, g'J "ey naa Fne out on rrmnv occasions together. She denied sh. knew that he then was married to the first wife. The latter wa scheduled to testify later in behalf of Miss Etting, whom Alderman married last Firecrackers Stilled, Neighborhood Sleeps Sleep of residents at Haw. thome and Rosedale which had been disturbed by firecrackers was resumed shortly after 10 m' Friday when police arrested Will liam Bosca, 21 years old, of H'53 Cardoni Ave.

The young man was charged with unlawfully shootin firecrackers. 8 Police said that Bosca had an eight-inch cannon cracker in his possession when arrested. Police said they would ask for a warrant Saturday and bring Bosca into court. Eagles Prepare to Pick City of 1940 Convention ANN ARBOR, June 23 The Fraternal Order of Eagles prepared for election of officers and selection of the 1940 convention city Saturday as it finished the second day of convention activi. ties Friday.

The group inspected the L'ni-versity of Michigan athletic plant and withnessed an exhibition base-ball game. Bernie Named in Action ASHEVILLE, N. June Former Gov. Dave Sholtz, of Florida, filed today a writ of attachment against equipment of Ben Bernie and" his dance orchestra, Sholtz charged Bernie owed him $2,622.80 for services rendered as attorney. Bernle's property was released under $2,700 bond.

flRlfll T-'moad at Pblladelrh'a i UlllULt tft, Ltlt.fttny Slatlrtei il "BLONDIE MEETS THE S0S." lull It "SON OF IRANKENSTEIN" Fred MatMtmy ltd Irene Diane it "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS" pita lint tVey "HERITAGE OF THE DESERT" piQf 3626 But Daalaon 'Ana Dttild O'Ctnttr-Lynnt (Krartiit la "SONS OF THE LEGION." Alio John Baal ud illlj Ellari la "DANGESPA1R01J I A 1 1 I FenkeFl near Lllernola rlUllAUILLI tlim 12:,0. 20e-10t. P. lata. May Rnlien, "YES, MY OARLING DAUGHTER." 0.

DaHtiHIind-Gll. Srttl.WINGS tf THE NAVJf" 171 11(41 Stat jelferwa I LHta (niB 1 12 1 lt AOVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN' nil Willltn Boyd II "FRONTIERSMAN'' PllnlfiH lllflY Kercieeil tt riiber B.nd "SPIRIT OF CULVLIi" II Nllik-L. Owtial Rifllli PiTV netr Boad linKIUWIll Borll Ktritft.Balt Laaaai In THE SON OF Cat. Marahv-Dneelhaa nam, aitny ouiin tb5. A0m.

LUI A in RiMnilA "'MH Hd Alr-Couledl nAlYlUrlA lilt Bktw It 10 B. at. Mltkay Bttnay tnd Wlllttt Barry II "SLAVE SHIP" piti "ON TRIAL" Eltri! BAEI ll. SOVA EIGHT PICTURES! RFFIFDRn Uow o. at Od.

Blier Cooltd i Battt Dteli. "OARK VICTORY Alite Fiyt ltd Ctnitttct Belnltt fJJ AIL SPI jr RFRFUT Womlward it Grind Bld. ia.va.il a Ltat thaw at in-ln ae iatllt Ceeeer and Freddlt Sirthtliitn It "SPIRIT OF CULVER" plat Akin Ttairttf la "KING CF CHINATOWN" RFRF MT tAuaxritaro) it linnd Slid. nCOtni Bttrtlm Tttadty Sitter Bteaay tnd Wallaet Beery li "SLAVE SHIP" lltl JllkJRlllJaJTBANGEDa MEADE" DIM TflOritlot at ML SlUott rret farllnj lllrlL I tnm Cmh, Temple la "LITTIE PRINCESS." "SPIRIT 01 CULVEB jiiklt Cwoar-Frtella BarthtloMw RI ft W. Vernor Ht- il Centril Pirl Fret 12 Nott tt Hldnliht.

COOLED! Johl Wiym nd Claire Traeor In "STAGECOACH." Rithiit Greenl and Shlrlaj Tmple lajTHE LJTTLERINCISS': Bl'w JtiV ilaaef Alr-Caolldl IIIIILI1M lu, rt Errtl Finn and Ollalt DeHlilllaod II DODGE CITY" pin Jon Crawford ind Jiaea Slewart II "ICE FOLLIES BF 1939" DlUni A Cldilltc it Fill romt III IULM Opat 12 Alr-Cotled! Eleanor Powell-Rjlt. Monttomery, "HONOLULU." Gtarpt Brent ia "WINbS OF THE NAVY" ROOSEVELT' flritlot An. at May Bmm Ih, Ttv el 19-lr) Wtni Flyna Ollelt OiHiilllinl la "OODGE CITY." leal Crtwltrt'llata Stewart lm Ayrei. "ICE FOLLIES CetJUrtBcltrt p. a.

jnl Sa.a 10i RDFn AI 120 VVonlwird li Litreoet rriiaiMi Ltnt ini jeitray Lynn it YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER" pill "BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS" RnYV Wiwlwird nr. Temple I'ark Fret it IIUAI Opta 24 Htm. Ctoled By Rarrlttntiotl Pettr Letra It "MR. MOTO LAST WARNING" WlllltaBoyd It "SUNSET TRAIL" ROYAL HUlftl UHIV Ctolad Coafort! Inlle Haward tnd Wtndy Barrle la "PYGMALION." Nelm Eltitnd VletttMeLllia la "LET FREOOJBJIIhG" C-CUITC 42 MlrhllanTnT uliimi CiBt Btttt Diell-Gll. Brett It "DARK VICTORY" pill Alice Faya-Coniliait Binnett laJTAIL CTRAUn Geand Blier trirl ifciiirirtnth tJlilrinu Cont.

froa 12:45 a a. Shirley Taenia-lehird Crnne. "THE LITTLE PRINCESS Clair Trntr-lohl Wayne In "8TAGEC0ACrV WRATFiIRn 4751 Veriioi" it OinAlrUrlU Mat. 1:30 p. Shirley traple- Rlehird Greene, "THE LITTIE PRINCESS." Anal May Wonf.

Tlwlnff, "KING OF CHINATOWRJ Tnilpp 13813 llrmd Blier tt werert-Mjleii I II tn jo Pari Free "DARK VICTORY." Batte Daeli-Cet Brant Alltt tnd Ctnittnit Bennett ia "TAIL TRFalTnU- T'enton, Mien. IlLniUII IhlrleyTeapleaat Blthtrd Grnne. "THE LITTLE PRINCESS." P'Oill la "ALADDIN AND HIS WONOERf U.Li.S'J TIIYpnnHirnllton it Tuiedo Tooled IUALUU Otea at 1:15. Alltt Fm-Conitiee Bennett la "TAIL SPIN.1' Gttrtt Brett ltd Belli Dam la "DARK VICTORY" IIPTflWy '407 Mark An. Pari Free fre.lt m.

COOLED! tlteShat Bttta Deill tnd Gttrtt Braat. "DARK VICTORY' Alice Fiyt-Ceailatee Bennett It "TAIL SPIN UIDOITV "Vlettry" 1330. 4:45, S05, 115 TrlllOH 235 :40 10M lettt Dull tnd Georte Brant it "DARK VICTORY" pita Allot Fiyt ind Comtinte B.nmtt laTAIl SPIN" VhRIIP "Okieiilti" 2:48, :41, 10334 IU0UC 5K9, il if Irene Dtnnt tnd Robert Tiylor In "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION" pill "ON TRIAL tn! BAEB n. NOVA FIGHT PICTURES! UVARPIPI 'h Hartlnp-ranitwoetB nAnricLU i 0w, n.ht. End' Glrli la "PRISON WITHOUT BARS.

"NEVER SAY DIE" with Martht Rift and Bl Hall Ellieta 10. "LONE BANGEB" Bafrliaetlltt! "Aleaindee Grthia Bell," D. Aaeehe-H. Fonli L. Yoint "12 CROWDED HOURS'' with Blthtrd 0 1 1 westowm- Kenmlnd it Fenlell Pirl rr Ctnt.

frta 1:15 p. Alwtyi Ctat S. 0Tl-Gtt. Brent, "Darl Vletay." "TAIl SPia, A. 2 Fttttrei AlttrJO JO R.

av UU LI ITT! CD I. JHTeraon-Ortnd Slid. Cnolet a nnlllltn 0aea55l. a. Pari Free "WINGS OF THE NVY." Cot.

Brent Dettni Dirkla II "THREE SMART GIRHGR0W UP WOODWARD-GRAND-VIfi-p'- ha "Ml DOODLE KICKS OFF" pltl "LAWLESS VAUEY." s.dnipht SheTttlht: AVllinnTTC S'rtndette. Mlrh. fl I AilUUI I fpday! Ctoled ky Refrit't Bet Aierche-ltntti Yeaaa. "ALEXAhOt GRAHAM BEIL" "MR. MOTO'S LAST WARN I NG' VrlllD Fomt tt MtT FllloU lUUri Mat 1J5I a liKirlalfla ItON BF FRANKFNtTEIN "WINr.J Of THE NAVY" witt Get.

Brenl and tlieli DtHaiilliaB Townships Bill Vetoes Plan to Help Sewer Building LANSING, June 23 Gov. Dickinson completed consideration of the 1939 legislative acts Friday by vetoing three bills and signing 11. Saturday he will leave for a week in the East, in which he will attend the Governor's Confer ence at Albany, lunch with President Roosevelt at Hyde Park, witness a drill at West Point, visit the World's Fair in New York, and appear before the Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representatives 'in Washington. He plans to lobby in favor of keeping present tax exemptions on state and municipal bonds. Bills vetoed Friday included one which would have permitted Wayne County to finance town ships in the construction of water mams and sewers in outlying diS' tricts, one which would have permitted any county to borrow money in anticipation of highway tax receipts, and one to straighten out a conflict over the taking of school electors' registration in 1941.

Dickinson vetoed a bill which would have made this mandatory, and signed one making it permissive. Among those he signed were the biennial hunting and fishing acts, which permit, among other things, the use of bows and arrows for all forms of hunting and raise the cost of a trout fishing license from 50 cents to $1. He also signed an act giving the Con servatlon Department more Jurisdiction over tax-forfeited lands in Northern Michigan. A delegation of Wayne County officials, led by Leroy Smith, road commission engineer, visited the Governor to ask him to change his veto of the water and sewer bill. They said it would kill a $2,500,000 WPA project.

The Gov-ernor clung to his opinion, how. ever, that "all political units of Wayne County are heavily burdened with debt and only the most careful supervision Is going to make it possible for them to get out from under it," and that the bill did not guarantee that anticipated and delinquent taxes would 1 not be pledged for two purposes. FtUII CadiHar Srimre tnd Moorot lAPnlLI Battt Dayli ltd Gatm Braat la "DARK VICTORY." Frattla Blrtlolomew and Jackla Cttper la "SPIRIT OF CULVER" FAPHIIIU OO'O Jot. Ctmpio Ttoled rAnnUPB CoMI Nttn. Battt Da.ll-Get.

Brial la "DARK VICTORY" pin Fay Wny and Gnat Within la "NAVY SECRETS" FrMlTI 1 3711 Venkell. at Delter Cooled it ItnflLLL 20l-10. Datnnt Dtrkln-Nia Gray. "3 SMART GIRLS GROW UP EJERy olE.Mirtal Riyt and Jokjjapt rCDUn II Woodward tt Nine-Mile Road LnnuALt inm tmri la "ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN Glanda Jf irnll-B. MiaLaat.

"Terehy Blint Chlnitiaa" Fjr IRTO Woodwtrd it BlttonPirk rret TirttHniO Onet All NIiM. ADULTS ONLY! "MAIN STREET GIRLS." Unltlltlaole Eieit tf Viet Lortill "Merrily Wa Lilt." C. Beniatl-Brlii Ahtrnt FIUPR OaiHl Bled, and Second HOIltn Alf.Cttl! Lilt ho 11 p. Errtl Flyna and Ollila DtHielllind la "DODGE CITY" pill Joaa Crawford tnd I a mat Stew trMaJ' ICEJF0LL LEo Fljy CI iUlUCn Oritlot Mile Bond I LminOUCont 2 I. Erlltta-S.

Sidney, "ONE THIRD OF A NATION "LONE WOLF SPY HUNT," Warm William. BAER-NOVA if ht Plttirtll FOX Alwayl Cttl New Low Prlttt Shirley Temple la SUSANNAH OF THE HI1IITIF" Blthtrd Greent-Bitll Bathkona-Star Ctlt la tiuuag or mt aAaKtRVILLLa rpnurruan Rirper and rrontenie 1 nun 1 triMD flnBy lM la "BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS" plat Genu SSrna lil flR farm Blrer and Trumhiill OLUDt cont fro 2 p. at Bol Hoot and Mirtha Btyt la "NEVER SAY OIE Bnet Celot tnd BiU Hiywtrtk la "HOMICIDE BUREAU" GRANADA" Watt ffirrea md Jtisrtton Ctat. trim 12:30. Dlihaa It litlaal -oat ininu or a haiiun, s.

lilney.l. Enlion "MY WIFE RELATIONS," Cleatoa Family. Serial RRAlinp 805 'offeraon An. Cooled it UIIHnut Dn)1 12 onetthti Kent. Get.

Mtrphy. "RISKY BUSINESS." William Bayd la "SUNSET TRAIL." Mldlllht Sha. CRPATI lftC-H30 Grind Rlnr uiia.ni unit Ctnt. Irani 1:30 p. 11.

Part Free Lilt Show Startl 10 1. m. "DARK VICTORY." Battt Dim. "TAIL SPIN, Alltt Ftyi-Conitmei Benmtl HARMONY" -Marl it Rt. Jin Borla Kirleff It "SON OP FRANKENSTEIN Datnnt Dirlm II "THRf I SMART GIRLS GROWUrVEatrl.Mllnlhl Shaw! HIGHLAND P.n Slntlattn-A.

Llkl. "Blendit Maett the Bon." "Sonp HOLLYWOOD" 1809 Writ fort Park free tttn 12:30 Nott to alta Irral Flynn and Olitlt OiHaiillind la "DODGE CITY" "ICE FOLLIES OF 1939," J. Crawlerl iai. 8lrwtrt UnUF I2 Chene Street ilUmt Serial Gat. Brent la "WINGS OF THE NAVY." "BLONDIE MEETS THE BOSS." Penny n.

NOVA JjJNett real! IRIO SHI Fait Grand Bird. Mlt. 1:30 p. 11. Eleanor Powell ltd Rnkt.

Yearn la "HONOLULU." Borli Karlaff and Bull Rlthktna ll'S0N OFfRANKENSJllN" IRVIMR 31320 llllinu 1 l.m,,,, "ST. LOUIS BLUES" 'Charlie Chia In Honolilt," S. Tiler, "lone ner" No. 9 SitMlt. Only.

Cirttta Ptrty Sltjlwl She. rnHintn 0pt Peter Ltrrt In "MR. MOTO LAST WARNING" "WOLVES OF THE SEA," HtaertJBoiworth lilfFWrifln HS J'r" LHIVtllULIU oen 12:30 Noon. Mat. Only Serial Ctt.

Brent 0 DeHavillind. "WINGS OF THE NAVY" Wllllltl Boyd in "SUNSETJRAJL" I A CTP 1 0585 W. Jeflrrann LHiluHuILn KOTO'S LAST WARNING." Wa Boyd In "SUNSET TRAIL" BAER ri. NOVA Flht Pitltrti! Rtidetl(ht Shew I ACV Jot rarnptn LAOM Mat 1 :30 p. at Pu Park rrae Bella Cm.

Brent. "DARK VICTORY." "WIFE. HUSBAND AND FRIEND Ltretta Yotng Warntr Bailer NOW COOLED BYRE FRIGE RAT ION! LINCOLN THE NAVY" pita Priielllt lata and le'frei Lyaa la "YES. MY DARLING DAUGHTER" LTOOlTASALlEiTr Jthn Carratite. "STAGECOACH." Shirley Temple lid Rlahard treeae liTHE LITTLE PRINCESS" I Caa Open All 'lht -fooledl Luur Strll Harlot In "SON OF FBINKENSTEIN "WINGS OF THE NAVY." Cel.

Brent-0. DtHnllltnd. BAER-NOVA Fiht Plttirta! CotlH' Claire Treetr-loha Wayae, "STAGECOACH" "THE LITTLE PRINCESS," Shirley Tanplt-R. Gretna UA YIUC Mark Are at Hilifam inrinmi. Cont.

frnti 2 t. tl. Grt Brant. "WINnt OF THE NAVY 'ONE THIRD OF A NATION." lelf Erlklon-SyliltSldnty. BAER n.

NOVA Flint Plettrti! MAYFAIR- Woodwarrl it --Fret firllci 4 Onen All Nilhf. Cltlad Betrle'a mi lunt wuur srr nuNl Warran Wllllaa "MY SON IS A J. Willi-A. Bllttr Ul PUTS A -B' Bleet A. miuniUHH Alr-Cotl! 0KaitlO-45i.

u. Brian Aherne tnd Vlttor Mtlailan In "CAPTAIN FURY" till lean Blonlell tnd Pit 0 Brtoa ia "KID FROM KOKOMO" UinWAV 4915aVtiaefeiBwy.FreeParl.inf RTIUIIHI frttj 2 Cotlad' Syltll Sidney- Lelf Erllua. "ONE THIRD OF A NATION Ana Gillll-Rolt. Bail II ITTLE ORPHA NANNIE" linRTnWIll -Mile Vanleyke Un I II II alrl ftH. Owl Show Startl 10 I "Ltne Ranter SON OF FRANKENSTEIN." BneFi Xirltt.

"SUNSET TRAIL" Wlllliai Bert COOLED BY REfRiGMATION! linRWF'T! Un II LO I Alr-Cttl tin Show tt 10 p. Robert MnntitKiery Ind Bnallnd Rauell II "FAST AND 100SE" tlti Marthi Raya tod Bo Hopt ia "NEVEB SAY DIE MPPWnnn r-oii an Mfht nt.lTTUUU t.mll ly l(Mtw "I AM CRIMINtl t'aa Charlaa Sttrittt ia "THUNDERING WLH" GRAND RAPIDS. June 23 When police arrested Mrs. Josephine Pelikan, 40 years old, 10 days ago on a charge of putting knockout drops in a cobbler's beer and robbing him of $47, they uncovered a chain of circumstances that has led them to believe that Mrs. Pelikan has been victimizing men by marrying them for their money and then deserting them.

The records so far disclose evidence that Mrs. Pelikan recently married three men in three states, and has been known for several years as the wife of a fourth. Frank Pagac, of Appleton, arrived in Grand Rapids Friday to identify Mrs. Pelikan's photograph as that of the woman he It Happened in Michigan Bridget Win Prize TWO Michigan bridges won distinction in awnrria rrtArla hv the American Institute, of Steel Construction in New York Friday. Bay City's new Lafayette Ave.

span was voted the best movable- type bridge built in 1938. The Blue Water Bridge between Port Huron and Sarnla, Ont, was selected as the second most beautiful structure erected during the year. The winning cities will receive certificates. A campaign for reduction of tolls on the Blue Water span was started Friday by the Sarnla Chamber of Commerce, which will ask support of the Port Huron chamber. Present tolls of 10 cents each for auto drivers and their passengers are a hindrance to tourist trade, the Sarnla officials declared.

The Holland Coast Guard won the first of a series of district surf-boat races in Grand Haven Friday, covering a two-mile course in 18 minutes and 17 seconds. A learn-to-swim campaign started ny tne Jackson Y.M.C.A. attracted 288 boys. Rainfall in Jackson so far this year is two and a half inches above normal. Records kept by the Consumers Power Co.

show a total fall of 17.45 Inches, Sixty-nine children competed in the annual Kalkaska County uauy snow Friday. Glider School Opens Twelve young college students selected by the Civil Aeronautics Authority started a three-weeks course in glider piloting on the sand dunes at Frankfort Friday. Ted Bellak, who recently flew across Lake Michigan In a motor-less craft to set a world overwater record, is a member of the gilder school's faculty. The appetizing odor of cooking strawberries permeated the Jackson Prison kitchen Friday as an inmate crew started canning 2,000 quarts of berries picked by 100 trusties. M.

D. Ormston, of Spring Arbor, was elected a bishop of the Free Methodist Church at the quadrennial conference in Winona Lake, Friday. Clayton Fischer, of Ottawa Lake, was named a vice president of the Luther League of the American Lutheran Church at the fifth international conference in College Park, Md. When Kenton Meth odists gather for worship Sunday, they will find their church in a different location. The frame structure was moved 12 feet by a recent windstorm.

Merlin Dumbrill and Geraldine Beckwith, both 6 years old, were selected Friday as prince and princess of Traverse City's National Cherry Festival July 12-14. Five from City AchieveHonor in Boys' State EAST LANSING, June 23 Five Detroit boys received trophies and plaques at Wolverine Boys' State commencement exercises Friday morning-. Three of the five will have their names engraved on permanent Boys' State trophies. All five received plaques. Lloyd Young, of 8566 Manor received the Carl H.

Smith award for first place in an extemporaneous speaking contest on the American Constitution. Charles E. Smith, of 2230 Hunt who served as a justice on the Supreme Court of the model state, received the T. G. Richardson award for patriotism.

The Carl C. Matheny award for outstanding sportsmanship went to Herbert Templeman, of 13205 Northlawn Ave. Donald Selbert, of 11143 Outer Drive, received a plaque for the best contribution of Boys State, and Charles Mootz, of 12763 Pine-hurst, was awarded a plague for making the greatest contribution to the Boys State daily newspaper, of which he was editor. Three trophy awards and nine plaque awards were made to boys from other cities. John Bathgate, of Birmingham, received the Elks trophy for his winning oration on the life of Abraham Lincoln, and Robert Potts, of Pontiac, received the Lida Murphy award for citizenship.

COOL AND COMFORTABLE Thlt It th kind of wrnthrr fan will ftpprrrlitt thr flrx) vrn- tlUlloB of CiMpniI.T The. aJw ttrt. Many art rrf rlgeratrd Jt4 other roote-d to your rnm fort, in anjnf th mmny utttanHirif Attractions thst sow sXtiiff oiTfrrd In your ne.rrh- ooruooti ThFi.tr (Idmtllird bj kUr), right niesw CO-OPERATIVE THEATRES of Michigan. Inc. 1001 FOX BUilDIha PORT HURON, June 23 An estate estimated at $4,000 may go to Deputy Sheriff Edwin Reagan for befriending a wandering, friendless farmer.

Efrem Poltorak, 52 years old, the farmer, walked into the Sheriff's office here six weeks ago. He was shabbily dressed and weak. "I'm sick and I need someone to help me," he told Reagan, asking that he be taken to his home in Columbus Township to get dome papers before going to a hospital. Reagan took him to his farm and also to Detroit to attend to a business matter, then had Poltorak treated in Port Huron Hospital. "You've been ery kind to me," 6:45 P.

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11:30 P. M. 13:00 P. M. Key to Symbolt I Interring Juyanlla Miiile Pollllral What the Radio Offers Today Saturday, June 24, 1939 (ProtTuat art primed aa brawl be the elatlone luted uo t-ubjtct to ehano without notice) SATURDAY'S OUTSTANDING 10:45 A.

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West Virginia Day at World's Fair CKLW 1:80 P. M. Brushrreek Follies WJR 2:00 P. M. -Iznak Walton League WWrJ American Library Association WXYZ 8:00 P.

M. Detroit-Washington Game 3:30 P. M. Dancepators WJK 4:15 P. M.

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ALUfflH Cmt tr, 2 Hirtht ftm-fiie Mitt It "SEVER SAY DIE." Syllia SitM) mi Hit trllian la BMt THIRD A aATIOr' AMBAOoAUUrt 0ND1E MEETS THE BOSS" with Pinny Slntlrlm ant A. La(. "12 CROWDEO HOURS, llilrl PU-ltilllt Sail. Slwrt a.ajKti 111 IIC Grand Hirer tm! Jot Intd flnnCA Lett Show tt 10:45 t. Jlcllt Coat and Frtddlt Barthtlomiw la "SPIRIT CULVER" tlx Akin Tinlrttf It "HIHa Or CHIBAIBWH leTfip 8852 Iwfiftll Street "'url lint Witarn la "ARIZOHt WILDCAT" till aottrt Wllm tad Hilin Matt it "GAMBLING SHIP" AVALON" -LltinwKl tt DkIkio Alr-Coolfdl Bttta Dayll and Gttrtt Braat ia "DABK VICTORY." tliat lira ant Cotitanet ttnnttt la "TAILSPIH." Lilt Sliwr at 10:45 la "HOHOLlllll." Datnm Otrtll ant Nit fcjty la "THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UP" pel UflllT Woodward tt draw), B.

P. DCLIYIUni frM Pirl setiKtr Trta, tad leratti Ytant la "A MAN'S CASTLE" lti Wallitt Baery la "VIVA VILLA" nrurpi Onnd Rltrr at Oakmarv Pari rret it Dull. 111. I optn 12:45. 20t tt 6 u.

Ctolad tt Yom Contort! "THE LITTLE PRINCESS." StirHy Ttaaplt. "HONOLULU." laantr Pr.ill l.lt. Villi BIRMINGHAM N.t. 5:30 tall J0 Wtrnar Blltar ltd Lynn Birl It "RETURN OF THE CISCO KID" till Kiy FriBili la "WOMEN IN WIND" RflflTU Jeffennn, Witrrworkt Alr-Conditioord DUUIfl 5 45. Ctotti Brant la "WINGS OF THE NAVY" till Dtanaa Dirtla la THBEE SMART GIRLS GROW UP" Dnill CVlRIi O'atlot at 8.

Grand Bird. DUULtf flnU Latlt Hiyoird, "DUKE OF WEST POINT laellt Cootu-tl( Lowt. ''NEWSBOY'S HOME" DDOinilf IV PUDITni At Crind Cirrai Pari UIIUHUilrli-UHl II UL Alr-Coolfd! Hit Sho 10:30 p. t). Erril Flyna ind BIMi DiHaillind ia "DODGE CITY" pltl Jam Craoford and latm Smart la "ICE FOLLIES Of 1939" CALVIH-DEARBORHTSVrS- "Sttry tf Amtndtr Graham Brll." 0.

Ametht-Htiiry rontl-L, Yuni. "Pytnillll," I Howitd-W. HI liar HAUPn Srrra-ltilt Rd. at Btimrll firk fret UAfflCU gnt Mltbail Wktltn-Lyna Sari la "PARDON OUR NERVE." 'Drad End' Ciril la "PBISON WITHOUT BARS" BiniTni 7916 W. Veraer firl frtt UAH I UL cam.

j2 ctolad' Et. It. 1J "lint Rantar Ritii tala "FRONTIER SCOUT." CiaJlaaltalTJJASJLMHIBE piPUf Oitlton it -Mlle TO. 95R0 UHdlllu Cnnt. trotJ 1 a.

it lldln SIhitntin Nlttl Cnnt. trotJ 1 p. lldln Slha Ann Glllll la "LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Ertlva V.nall. and Urn. Boyd la FRONTIERSMAN UTC WoerTward at Boultrinl Pirl Frit A ULfllCn own 11:30 a.

at. Coolad. Ctrl Strrlit. Grata Girlo-Ctai Boyar In "CONOUEST" pin "I'M FROM MISSOURI" Willi Bol Btril CENTURY lltb and Grind Slid Pari rret 4 Otan 1:45 p. Claire Trevor tnd Join Wiynt In "STAGECOACH." THE LITTLE PRINCESSjIShlrlay Timpll anl Rltharl trnt PIlinCRCII Jeffntos tt Coplln binUCriLLLA iiit SRtw tt 10 JO I.

a. Errtl Flyna and Olivia DaHaillland la "DODGE CITY" till Joan Craalord and imtl Sttwart la ICE JOLLIES 0F193' CIRCLE" Wttt VTlrrrn It Miller Rd. Cft'lrt A Cstt. from 2 t. li Pari Fret.

Bettt Btvll Cat. Brent in "DARK VICTORY." Allci tyt lad Canitinet Btnnitt la JTAIl SPIN" ffll flklV -15635 Marl Frtt Parklr.f tr UULUI1 1 Boat 6:15 p. Michav Rotnty la "ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN." OorttlJ Ltaaoir-Lltyd Nalaa la "ST. LOUIS BLUES" fipyCTll Mlrbljin It Slat St. 4 On I 01 ML Cont, 12 Note tt I.

Rrlrltaratlrt "CAFE SOCIETY." Frat it array lot Madalilai Carroll. "WESTERN JAMBOREE.Gaai Ailry nillfU 8343 Oratlot An. at Iroquoll A c( 2 t. m. Ltt Ctrrlllt-linr WltNtn, "ARIZONA WILDCAT." Briar Calat-Rltl Hlywartt la "HOMICIDE BUREAU nri TliC Mlrt it Holeomo- Im Pirllm UtL-int Opan IA5 at.

Ctolad ly Ralrltrrttlonl Aiita Fiyt In "TAIL SPIN." Akin Tamlroll. "KING BAERjra, NOVAFiBtPlctirai! nCI TUP-''" Bolcornb rret Pirtini tV I'LL-int NOW EOUIPPED WITH THE MOST MOOERN AND HEALTHFUL COOLING SYSTEM ENI0Y BEAL COMFORT! nri YP K355 Kirrhml An. Clrl Frtt ULLUAr. Mlt, Mllm nW Bidal Atain. "DARK VICTORY." Battt Dull "SPIRITJF CULVEB." Cotpar-F.

Birtltloiiaw nCYTCp Dtlter Blvd. It Burllniama- Air Cnrlfdl Li LA I LP Otan 12:45. "STAGECOACH." Cltirt Tmtr-Gtt Bantrart. "LITTLE PRINCESS," Sllrttf Taniplt tnd Rleltrd Graaoa. ri and Slitrti Gaartt Sinfan-Wandy Barrle, "THE SAINT STRIKES BACK." Cirtttrt CttKty Milinl TONITE! EXTRA LATE SHOW! DRIVE-IN-THEATER Harper tt T-Villa Rnad Tttltt! film the brm Bat-tf-Dttn ia Cool.

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