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Battle Creek, April 17, 1946 THE ENQUIRER AND NEWS 3 three trowels. Thus I always know where I've left at least one of them." Ex-Officer Kills Wife, 2 Other Women, Self provide continued water service for the community 16 years ago when it absorbed the old Cadillac Water and Light Co. to make Cadillac part of its statewide power system and "inherited" the water service. The city will issue revenue bonds to raise the purchase price. Looking at the News Anglo-American Side of Iranian Argument Is Weakening.

Joseph Sfeinbruner Optimist President M. Harry Westbrook Speaker Following Elections. a WTNFIELD, N. J. (JP) Long months of domestic quarreling and estrangement culminated in a few moments of frenzy yesterday when as a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a mm mm Suits Sport Coats Topcoats White Sport Shirts Leisure Coats Shorts 100 Wool Blue Serge Pants You Can Get Them at Saii Cist Rate 26 Capital S.

W. at Jackson former police officer shot to death He then drew from the many varied experiences of a full life some of his boyhood pranks and misshaps. Once as a boy of eight he was taking his father's supper to him on the job, stubbed his toe and spilled the contents of the lunch pail on the pavement. A kind lady called him in and replaced the poached eggs and toast with leg of lamb and bread and butter. His father came home from work late that night and searched the cupboards for more of "that fine lamb" mystifying his wife and other members of the family who knew what had been sent.

Harry never told how the pail's contents had been switched, causing a family mystery that was unsolved for years. Mr. Westbrook was introduced by Clare Burke, program chairman. his wife, his mother-in-law, his sister-in-law and then himself while four frightened children stared without comprehension. THE OSBORN PEACH SAULT STE.

MARIE (fl5) Michigan is to have a "Gov. Osborn peach." Kenelin Digby of Route 2, Otsego, has notified former Michigan Gov. Chase S. Osborn at Possum Poke in Possum Lane, Poulan, Worth county, Georgia, that he is setting out the first "Gov. Osborn Peach trees in Our Grand Old State of Michigan, with your permission, and words cannot tell how happy it makes me to have that honor.

Assistant Union County Prosecutor Joseph P. Steinbruner was elected president of the Optimist club at its meeting at the Post Tavern yesterday. He succeeds E. Ellsworth Woods. Other officers named are the Rev.

John Armistead, vice president; Clair Brooks, secretary; Hugo Mayer, treasurer; Delmar French, sergeant-at-arms; Robert Egly, corporal of the Burton Shay and John Warren, board of directors, and Jack Ostrander, chaplain. Edward Cohn said the dead were: Walter Fizer, 31, a railroad brake- a a a a a a sb a S3 a a man who had been dismissed in 1944 from the police force of this government-sponsored housing project for insurbordination. Enquirer and News Classifieds Get Results they manage to keep it more or less secret. Take the case of the parliamentary mission which Britain sent to Iran a couple of weeks ago. This mission was to make a friendly visit to the Middle Eastern nation and get a first-hand report on conditions there.

Certainly there could be no reasonable objection to such a visit as Britain, along with most of the world, was wondering what was happening inside the little country. But the mission hasn't made much headway since its arrival in Tehran, according to latest reports from London. The Russians refused the British group permission to enter Azerbaijan province, where the Soviet troops are stationed and where the oil is located which Iran has agreed to share with Moscow. The Russians didn't say why the Britons weren't welcome, but it se ns rather evident that if everything was on the up BY LOtIS SINCLAIR Failure of the United States and Eritain to take a more determined stand on the Russian-Iranian matter when it first came before the security council of the United Nations has brought, a gradual weakening in the Soviet opposition which well may result in the removal of the problem from the UN agenda. The situation reached a stage yesterday where the probabilities are strong that Russia will win her point and the Iranian question will be placed beyond the reach of the council.

If this happens, the council will suffer a severe blow to its prestige, making it more difficult to reach fearless decisions in the future. Unfortunately, the Anglo-American delegates failed to be firm enough when the Iranian quescion was brought before the security council. At the time the council took action to table the matter un Mrs. Ruth Fizer, his wife; Mrs. Installation of officers will be held the evening of May 4 at a George F.

Warne, 22, her sister, of Port Richmond, N. Mrs. Florence banquet at the Post Tavern. Yesterday's election followed a talk by M. Harry Westbrook on how Lakeview Students Have Clean-Up Day to spend one's time if retired.

"Make sure that when you retire NORCROSS wife retires also, because if she doesn't you can be sure she won't let you either," Mr. Westbrook ad vised. Mr. Westbrook advised that a per- son shouldn't retire until he or she Blue jeans and hunting shirts, shovels and wa.shrags were the order of the day at Lakeview high school yesterday afternoon. The occasion, the school's arbor day, resulted in many improvements in and about the building.

and up the Soviets could have no objections. has a good hobby to which to turn. til May 6 when all Russian troops are to be out of Iran, the Austra His principal hobby has been raisin Perhaps the reports that the Rus sians are not withdrawing their flowers, expecially sub-tropical camellias difficult to grow in this Ashley, 55, their mother, of the Port Richmond, Staten Island, address. The three children of Mrs. Fizer were being taken care of today by neighbors.

The fourth child was Florence, 3, daughter of Mrs. Warne. In Mrs. Warne's purse was a telegram from her husband that he was due for discharge from the army and would be home soon. The Fizer children are Marilyn, 4, Mrs.

Fizer's child by a former marriage, and Caroline, 3, and Gerald, 14 months. Cohen said that Fizer emptied his revolved in killing the three women and then, after reloading, turned the weapon on himself. Cohn said Fizer had been brought into police court several times on charges of beating his wife. He said Mrs. Fizer always withdrew the complaints.

Written in soap on a mirror in the home were the words: "My prayer, may your rotten two-face soul rot in hell the sooner the better." soldiers from northern Iran are true. sen St-'). Perhaps the Russian influence is so strong in that section of the Especially this Easter you "will want your greeting cards to express the new hope for a peaceful world. Especially appropriate are Norcros cards, for they express the beauty of Easter and your sincera thoughrfulness. country that Moscow does not believe it would be wise to welcome foreign observers.

Regardless of Q3pO climate. Before retiring eight years ago at the age of 70, Mr. Westbrook was superintendent of the Grand Trunk shops here. He also advised that a retired person prepare for the "gremlins" of old age forgetfulness and lessened vigor admitting their reality and making adjustments accordingly; "For instance," he said, "I have the Russian reason for such action, the reaction in the rest of the world is one of suspicion. Of course Russian refusal to observers in territory under her Students were divided into work teams, under faculty supervision.

They made real progress in digging the foundation for a tennis court, north of the school. At Green Field, the track and the baseball diamond were put in shape for the season. The interior of the sc'-iool building was subjected to a thorough spring Taking advantage of the avVjot day boom in dirty brogans, stSgt council members shir.cd shoes at the school today, to rake money for council activities. Arbor day was planned by the student council building, a grounds committee: Jack Adams, chairman. Joellen Pence.

Jean in-by. and Jim Siemers. nomination is not a new policy Even newsmen are not welcome, although Russian newsmen are ac lian delegate got to tne nuo oi the issue in his criticism that the council did not conduct a complete investigation of all the facts nor were there complete statements on the merits of the case. As a matter of fact the ca.se was not presented as a dispute, which it actually was. This evasiveness now is catching up the U.

S. and Britain. The secretary-general of the UN has intimated that the Anglo-American move to keep the case on the anenda Ls illegal because it was rot labeled as a dispute in the first plare. If his contention is upheld the matter cannot be hrcught up again before the council unless Iran asks for a new investigation. And the chances of Iran calling for help again are slim so lone as Russian troops remain on Iranian soil.

U. S. Delegate Stettinius practically accused Russia of putting on (ADVEP.TISKMENTl corded every privilege in the United States and Britain. It will be dif ficult for the world to have much WOMEN VOTERS OF CADILLAC OK WATER WORKS PURCHASE 5 POWER TROJAN TELESCOPE In Carrying Case (Inc. Excise Tax) $1.50 2 POWER TROJAN BINOCULAR with case complete $3.54 4 POWER FIELD GLASSES with case complete $22.80 5 POWER FIELD GLASSES with case complete $24.60 confidence in Russia until the Russians grant the same vpe of free dom which is enjoyed in most of the United Nations.

Lightning Rod Thieves Give Police a Big Laugh STATE PROHIBITION PARTY TO CET PLACE ON BALLOT COLOR FILM will retain that lovely new Easter Outfit in all its freshness. I pressure to lorce Iran to change CADILLAC Cadillac voters today had approved the purchase of the city water works system from the Consumers Power Co. for The measure, requiring a three-fifths majority, was carried in a special election yesterday by a vote of 1.075 in favor and 284 against, tabulations showed today. Cadillac was one of only three cities in Michigan whose water utilities are privately owned and the only city in the state in which the Consumers Power Co. operated a i ner attitude on the agtnaa ques-; tion.

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PINKHAM'S SSESSil PARIS (U.Ri Lightning may not strike twice in the same place, but lightning rod thieves do. It makes the Paris police laugh. A thief broke into the ancient tower of St. Jacques. Laboriously he climbed the 302 s'eps to the pin-acie and stole the light niim rod.

He believed it was tipped with platinum, which brings fantastic black market prices. He was 30 years too late. Another thief pulk the same trick in 1916. after which the platinum-tipped rod was replaced with worthless alloy. 26 W.

MICHIGAN AVE. LANSING In addition to the Republican and Democratic parties, the Prohibition party of Michigan will have a place on the 1946 election ballots, the department of state disclosed today. The department said petitions bearing 14.000 signatures had been filed by E. Harold Munn of Hillsdale, vice chairman of the party, for a place on the ballot. Only 11,744 signatures were required.

Officers of the party include William J. Persons. Kalamazoo, chairman; D. D. Gibbons.

Kalamazoo, secretary: William H. Bartlett, Grand Rapids, executive secretary-! and R. L. Pickett, Kalamazoo, water works. The power company agreed to few troops from Iran.

Dispatches from Tehran confirm Stettinius' suspicions and place a cloud over the entire proceedings. The United States lias given up too much ground already on the Iran issue. When the council resumes discussion of Iran our delegate must fitht bitterly to keep the matter on tile agenda. The Russians apparently have little desire to win friends and favorably influence other nations. At least, if thev have such a desire The Moslem University at Al-Azhar in Cairo.

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