Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 27]

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THE BRONZE REPORTER eee - | Page Three

GM Has Film Available
For Public Showings

Two new movies ~ ~ABC: of. Saturday, May 22, 1954

William B. Elmer
Announces His

Candidacy
William B. Elmer, of East
Lansing, announced he will be a

~ RENT -
THE PIONEER HALL

films explaining how engines op- 3801. NORTH STREET, FLINT

s|State attorney~ general.

and former U./S. Submarine officer during World) War Hl, in
announcing his candidacy~ for
Congress, simultaneously submitted his resignation as an assistant
During~
was. a

his state service, Elmer

The pictures|have been added
to a library of about 60 non
commercial mdavies. GM _ lends
these without icharge Big such
groups as schodls, colleges, chur
ches, civic: and! social ~dreanizations..

The 18-minute color film explains the basid~ principles of jet
engines, gas turbines. and rockets.
Using full animation techniques,

jt points out that the idea is old

~ and as simple as the action of
ails escaping from, a toy balloon.

But. the film shows, modern
applications h have called for new
metals and advanced engineering
techniques, A typical aviation. jet

partcularly for women, The
theme, told in dramatic fashion,
is that safe passing calls. for
thinking ahead. |
Both new. films are available
for use on TV. |
Last year 'GM films, prepared
~under the guidance of the public
relations staff, were viewed by
more than 13,000,000 persons in
addition to those Who saw them
on TV. Most of the |showings are
before grade, and high sehool |
students. Films may) be obtained
through the GM Public Relations
Department in Detroit.

National Cash Register Co., wx

Mrs. M. Juckaaul Ph. CE 9-5667
Mr. J. Jacquette, Ph. CE 8-9576

_ THE PIONEER DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, Inc.

candidate for | the: Democratic Jet Pro ion?~ ts j
pulsion?~- and Passing | erate. | IONS |
or for Congress from) Fancy~. ~ have been ~produced| ~Passng Fancy,~ | a 13-minute ~ CARTES:
c ixth Michigan) district. by General Motors as part of its} black-and-white movie, is a high- BANQUETS
mer, a 86-year-old attorney continuing film} program., way safety film. It was produced Contact MEETINGS

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| engine, the movie rélates, has

a Dayton, Ohio, runs |an unbrelia; some parts going ~900 iiles

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above 1500 d~grees, and con-| that, it~s. five cents} a da |
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ees as

B, Elmer

for Congress

William
Candidate

~~~

member of the) Michigan Public
Service Commission logal ~staff, a
legal aide to the state Revenue
department, and in addition, ~he
served as ceommissioner for the
state Court of Claims.

During World War II, > Elmer
participated~ in | four submarine
war patrols and) received the Submarine Combat!) Medal and Naval
Reserve Medal. He is. still? an
active member of the U.S. Naval
Reserve.

Elmer attended public schools
in Dearborn and Detroit and was
graduated from the Henry Ford
Trade. School as. an apprentice
tool and die maker, ~Later he received degrees in economics.and
law from the University of Michigan.

Elmer is married and the father of six children. He és a member of the ~American Legion,
Michigan. State Bar Association,
YMCA, Unitarian Church and
with his wife is~active in Parent
- Teacher association work and
Cub Scouting. i

Recently, in Pennsylvania, a lady
proffered a railroad ticket purehased by her father in 1872 and
the conductor honored it without
hesitation.

- ~The world~s. largest coal mine~
U.S. Steel~s Robena mine in Greene
County, Pa.~last pear produced
3,332,872 tons of bituminous coal
from the 8-foot thick ree

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The movie ends with an explanation. of why ~ s first flight
to the moon wll have to be in
one type of ict ~ a rocket, *

The jet engine film! is
fourth in a sdries of

the
~ABC~

Bituminous coal accounts for 8
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