Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 5

THE ENQUIRER AND NEWS Battle Creek, FrL, Sept. 9, 1949 Raymond W. Starr. The offense occurred while Langford was employed by the public housing commission in Muskegon. Here and There in Michigan directing the city to issue the permits and to rezone the area for multiple dwellings.

The decision said that the Northwood firm had failed to prove that the present single-dwelling restriction was loyalty amendment to the Detroit city charter. The MFT said the proposal stems from postwar hysteria. It said the loyalty of government workers already is covered by state and federal laws. The teachers claimed the amendment would be unconstitutional No evidence of subversive influence has been found among city workers at any time, the union said. Smith said she did not realize her English marriage would be recognized in this country.

She came to the United StAies on a visitor's visa and married John Ochodnicky, St. Johns. in front of a factory, bounced over a retaining wall another 120 feet away and rammed another car. Police reported the car was only "slightly" damaged. CHEBOYGAN UP) Taxes are expected to be Increased in Cheboygan county as the result of a study of county valuations now being conducted by a team from the state tax commission.

JACKSON (JP) A postcard mailed 19 years ago in Montr eaux, Switzerland, has just reached here. It was postmarked Dec. 19, 1930, and addressed to the Raymond Hamilton family. The family left Jackson about a year later. No explanation for the delay was given.

BAY CITY (U.R) A British war bride faces deportation today because she did not tell immigration officials she already had a husband in England. Federal Judge Frank Picard refused to set aside the conviction of Mrs. Elsie Smith on charges of withholding information from immigration officers. Mrs. BIG RAPIDS (JP) Ferris institute fall term enrollment totaled 1,112 today, an Increase of 43 over the same time last year.

The college of commerce is the largest department with 641 registrations. Pharmacy is next with 423. GRAND RAPIDS VP) Three teen-age boys demanded examination in municipal court yesterday on PONTIAC UP) The Poniiac city commission has approved an application asking federal housing aid for the city. The application seeks federal aid in construction of 1200 low-rent housing units. BRIGHTON (JP Mayor Thomas S.

Leith of Brighton says he will campaign for the Republican nomination for governor on a platform "to take state government out of the red and the Reds out of state government." Leith, 61, said he would campaign through the state's 83 counties for the nomination. charges of robbing Hitchhiker John RusselL of Lansing, of 3o cents. HOLLAND UP) Chief Boatswains Mate Charles Carpenter, stationed at Milwaukee for the past four years, has been appointed commander of the Holland coast guard station, effective September 17. Carpenter succeeds Gosta A. Mag-nusson, who drowned in Lake Michigan June 25.

(heSK BUT EASY TO, WEAR! little Boys -r a favorite jM nEk Ji "HILL M0M MJ fj SIZES to 6 1,86 LANSING (JP) The state supreme court has ruled the city of Royal Oak need not issue building permits for multiple dwellings to be built by the Northwood Properties on Vinsetta boulevard. The court reversed a lower court mandamus MENOMINEE UP) A music -loving porcupine wandered into a municipal a band concert at Menominee Beach park but didn't stay Before spectators could hoo him away, be left voluntarily. FLINT (rP A new anti-aircraft artillery battalion reserve unit has been authorized for the Flint area as part of the army's organized reserve program. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS TIL 4:30 P.M. F.H.A.

NEW HOME FINANCING TERMS AVAILABLE HERE FLINT (3) Construction of a $40,000 west side postoffice will be started here October 1. BERRIEN SPRINGS (JP) A boat that's right, a boat crashed through the window of the Green Lantern restaurant on Berrien Springs main street. The craft, being towed through town on a car trailer, slipped its moorings and went on the unescorted cruise. JACKSON (JP) Former Rep. Everett M.

Dirksen of Illinois, now a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States senator from that state, will speak at the Greater Jackson association annual Christmas party December 8. OWOSSO (JP) Mrs. Clara Thompson, widow of a prominent bowler, needed to have her house painted but had no money for it. Hearing of her plight, 12 friends of her husband took a day off and painted the home. The paint was furnished without charge by a ANN ARBOR (JP) Model plane flyers from four states will compete here Sunday for prizes amounting to $500.

The all-day meet Is sponsored by the local Model Plane club and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Buy School Supplies at Your Neighborhood Drug Store Complete Line TASKER'S DRUG STORE 158 MAIN ST. DIAL 6623 GRAND RAPIDS UP) For making false statements regarding his expenses while a government employe, Nathan E. Langford. Muskegon, was placed on probation for five years and ordered to make restitution of $360.51.

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