Mulle Candidate for
Re-Election as Wayne
Drain Commissioner
Hight in Race for
Oakland Sheriff
Homer Hight, 55 year old
Art Becker Conducts Kowalski Commended, Re-Election Urged
He was first elected in 1948
State Representative Joseph
Fighting Campaign
Kowalski, a candidate for re- and has served in the Legisla-
ture since then. In 1949 he was
Ox- for Commissioner
election, in the 10th District, is
Art Becker, well known here
Christopher J. Mulle, candi- ford automobile dealer, is a
date for re-lection as WaYne Democratic candidate for sher- in the printing business, is con-
iff in Oakland County.
ducting a fighting campaign for
County Drain Commissioner,
Born in Arkansas, he moved the Republi-
stated that his plan "to save
to Oklahoma when he was can nomina-
money for the small Wayne seven. Hight played baseball tion for Oak-
County taxpayers consists of in Hutchinson, Kansas, for land County
assessing those who stand to
three years and then moved Drain Commis-
benefit in a big way financially
to Pontiac in 1925, where he sioner and is:
from a drain project, the sub- lived for 25 years, the last 12 believed to be
dividers and property develop-
a sure winner.
in Oxford.
ers, whose properties increase
His enthusias-
He is owner of Homer Hight tic efforts to
in value tremendously through
adequate drainage—the cost of Motors. Inc. Hight has one son, gain support
the drainage being passed on to, Gerald. Ile is a member of the are winning
Art Becker
the buyer of lots and homesites. !Lions, Oxford Dad's Club. admiration in the Southfield
receiving wide endorsement in
many quarters.
A graduate of Valparaiso Uni-
versity, he has practiced law in
Indiana and Michigan. He is
married and has four children.
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The promotion of Federal grant Chamber of Commerce. past community where he makes his
assistance is another source of president of the Mid-Forest home.
revenue to assure the elimina- Lodge of Ii 0 u g h t 0 n Lake,
Becker, who is the son of the
Lion of local drain taxes for the Mason. Elks 810 and Pontiac pioneer printer, Harry Becker,
already overburdened small Knights of Pythias. is associated in business with
taxpaper." This is the statement : ••I feel my law enforcement his father and is business exceu-
issued today. lbackground and my experience tive and vice president of
Mulle, a native Detroiter. as a businessman qualifies me Becker Brothers Printing Co.,
worked in auto plants while for the office of sheriff. Being and a member of the board of
studying for his accountancy a former athlete I believe in directors of Cadillac Press, Inc.
degree which he received from athletic programs which -- help A member of many fraternal
the U. of D. in 1939, and then to build character in the youth organizations, he belongs to the
Masonic Order and VFW and is
worked as an accountant for the of our nation," flight said.
Wayne County Probate Court. I
former Vice Commander of an
American Legion Post. He stud-
He studied law and received his Gil
ied at the University of Hawaii
LL. B. from the Detroit College `. 41 li s Candidate for
and Wayne State University
of Law in 1945. His friends and 1Re-Election in 10th
and was an instructor at the
associates strongly urge his re-
to
State
Legislature
Detroit Institute of Technology.
election.
Becker received certificates in
Joseph A. Gillis is a candi-
date for re-election as State sanitation engineering, rhodol-
ogy,
political science and busi-
Representative in the 10th Dis-
ness administration. He was in
trict, located -
charge of sanitation at Hilo,
between Mey-
, Hawaii, and has been at the
ers Road and
Ford Motor Co.
Southfield,
Nobody
elected Democratic floor leader.
From 1942 to 1946 he was a
member of the advisory commit-
tee to the Secretary of the U. S.
Labor Dept. He was a member
of the advisory committee on
American Labor Education.
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and is seek-
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term.
Gillis, 41,
an attorney
and native
Detroiter, is
married a n d
has three chil-
i dren and has
i lived in north-
Iwest Detroit
for 30 years.
A colonel in
the Air Fore
Olsen Is Winding Up
Vigorous Campaign
Reserves and
Gillis
a combat veteran of World
War II and the Korean War,
Gillis has been endorsed by the
17th District Democratic Party,
AFL-C10, Detroit Building
Trades Council, Central Citi-
zens Committee, the Citizens
League and other civic, frater-
nal and labor groups.
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Wayne County Prosecutor
Samuel H. Olsen is winding up
his re-election campaign during
which he pledged, as public de-
fender, continuous protection
of citizens and their rights.
In his appearances before all
levels of people, Olsen reit-
erated his determination to pro-
tect the innocent "no matter
what."
Olsen explained that he does
not believe that there is any-
thing in the laws or rules that
a prosecutor cannot have com-
passion for his fellow man.
He emphasized that there is
a moral law as well as a crimi-
nal law. Under moral law the
rights of every citizen must be
carefully safeguarded against
accusation and prosecution.
Sam Olsen was a fine athlete
and after his graduation from
Northwestern University he
turned down an offer to play
major league baseball to pursue
his law studies. He was grad-
uated from Wayne State Uni-
versity Law School with hon-
ors.
Olsen organized the Criminal
Frauds Division in the Prose-
cutor's Office. Since the divi-
sion's inception, it has proc-
essed upwards of 50,000 com-
plaints totaling about $3,000,-
000—most of which was recov-
ered for the victims.
Olsen was the unanimous
choice of the 18 Circuit Judges
to fill the vacancy created by
the death of Gerald K. O'Brien.
At that time Olsen was cited
for his "outstanding perform-
ance as a trial lawyer." In 1958,
his first election, Olsen was re-
tained by an overwhelming ma-
jority and in 1960 was elected
again by a veritable landslide.
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Race in 4th District
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