Lansing State Journal du lieu suivant : Lansing, Michigan • Page 20

LANSING STATE JOURNAL. MICHIGAN'S GREAT CAPITAL DAILY 20 Monday, Aug. 20, 1951 Admitted! Washington VIP Has Ape's Brain and Man's Walk By MARJORIE VAN DE WATER (Science Service Staff Writer) WASHINGTON--An ancient creature with the face and brain of an ape walked like a man. He is Washington's latest VIP. He is represented at the Smithsonian institution here by the exact casts of a few fragments of his bones which have preserved as fossils in the limestone of South Africa for from 750,000 to 2,000,000 years.

The original ancient bones of this ape-man were found by Dr. Raymond A. Dart, of the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, in ancient caves at Makapans in the central Transvaal. The South African ape-man may have been intelligent enough to use fire to cook his dinner. This was indicated by fire-charred bones found the site where some of the near bones were located and believed to be of the same antiquity.

Dr. Dart has therefore named him Australprometheus, which means "southern ape that used fire." opithecus Dr. Dart also found evidence that used weapons to kill the ape-man game also killed one another in this bashing in their skulls. They violent way. The important bone casts received include parts of the jaw and here skull and also a very human-like pelvis bone.

The form of the pelvis and the way the skull was balanced that the animal stood erect. show State Births (Special to The State Aug. 13 Journal) to Mr. LAKE Mrs. ODESSA-Born Honderd a boy, and Blodgett hospital in Roger Alan.

Rapids. at Grand State Deaths (Special to The State Journal) ST. LOUIS, South Aux. Franklin. 20-Miss St.

Louis, died Miss Edith a Northway Edith Northway of evening at Carney-Wilcox hosFriday long illness. Edith Estella pital after a born Sept. 29, 1874. at was When five years old her Jamestown. died, she was adopted by aunt.

Mrs. and Northway. They lived her Iowa, until death of her at. Le Mars. mother.

She studied music at foster Bible institute in Chicago, the Moody also. did missionary work where she the Jews. She taught piano among and also wrote poetry. She for 30 years St. Louis in 1935.

Surviving came to nieces. Mrs. Emma Alspaugh, are Lapeer. three Mrs. Edith Ferguson.

Saginaw, and Ark. Mrs. Funeral Olive services Robinson. were to be beid Van Buren. at 2 p.

funeral m. Monday home. at Rev. Harry Stanley the gang to officiate. Burial was of Saginaw in was Laport cemetery, Saginaw to be county.

Mrs. Gertrude Trim Trim. 74. SUNFIELD. died at Aug.

the home in Sunfield 20-Mrs. Gertrude Sunday morning after an illness 5. of 1977. three in years. She county.

was She born was married to Aug. Duel to whom one child was Eaton born. Homer daughter, Mrs. Margie Shipman of Sunfield who survives her. After to the Roy death Trim of of Lake Odessa who also Mr.

Duel she was married survives her, Trim also of three Lansing step-sons. and Harry John and Georeg Trim of Milan, one granddaughter and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday funeral afternoon home in at 2 Sunfield. o'clock at Rev. H.

A. DeLong officiating. the Mapes Burial will be in Freemire cemetery. Mrs. Mae Dougherty MT.

PLEASANT, Aug. 20-Mrs. Mae Dougherty, wife of Charles Dougherty, retired Born oil Dec. operator, 2. 1889, at Belfast.

N. died Saturday mornshe ing. was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic, church and will be Cahtolic recited Altar Mon- 50- ciety. evening The at rosary 8 o'clock at O'Neill fuday neral home. Funeral requiem solemn mass will be sung Tuesday at 9 a.

Rev. Fr. Leo J. Farquharson officiating. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.

Survivors besides the husband are two daughters. Mrs. Rita Myers and sister, Mrs. Betty Huber of Mt. Pleasant: one Mrs.

Jo Banks of Carson City, and three grandchildren. State Funerals (Special to The Journal) Miss Olive Sanford PERRY. Aug. 20- The was body brought of to Miss the Olive L. Sanford.

72. She LaRowe died at Kalamazoo Friday where funeral home Saturday evening. she had resided for many years. Funeral services, were held Sunday afternoon 2 o'clock. Rev.

A. R. Gold of the Congregational church officiated. Burial was made in the family lot at Rose Lawn cemetery. Mrs.

Mae Dougherty MT. PLEASANT. Aug. 20 Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Sacred Heart Catholic church Fancher for who Mrs. Mae Dougherty, 629 S.

died suddenly Saturday morning at the family residence. Rev. Fr. Leo J. Farquharson officiated with burial in Calvary cemetery.

A resident of Mt. Pleasanta for 23 years. Mrs. Dougherty was a member of the Sacred Heart church. and the Altar society.

She is survived by the husband. Charles; two daughters. Mrs. Rita Myers and Mrs. Betty Charles Huber of Mt.

Pleasant; sister, Mrs. Banks, of Carson City, and three grandchildren. A son, Victor. preceded her in death in 1940. Charles C.

Rathfoo1 GRAND LEDGE. Aug. Funeral services for Charles C. Rathfoot. 79.

who died at a Lansing hospital Saturday morning. were to be held from the Strobel Homestead here Monday, afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. S. C.

Fields of Charlotte officiating. Mr. Rathfcot was born May 1872. and had lived on a farm in Eagle township near here widow. for many years.

Surviving are the Ida; two sons. Harold J. Rathfoot and A. Charles Rathfoot. and two daughters.

Mrs. Dorothy Binns and Mrs. Marga- Elmer ret Seavolt. Pallbearers were Vogt. Louis Barclay, Haddix.

Alexander Wilbur Stark- Starr weather. Harold and Vernon Jones. Interment was to be in Union cemetery near the Rathfoot home. GOOD for FLOWERS BAD CELLARS! Drops of water from cracks and holes in your cellar are danger signals. Don't risk unhealthy dampness, vermin, and costly damage to masonry.

Seal up leaks by plugging cracks and holes with QUICK Leak Stopper. Seals tight in 3 to minutes! Specially recom. mended for leaks where wall joins floor. Applied from inside no outside digging. Get QUICK-SET KLEE Leak Stopper today.

McKAY COAL CO. Also Operating McKAY HEATING OIL cO. 614 E. Saginaw St. Phone 20715 and McKay Home Improvement Debt.

637 E. Shiawassee St. Phone 26215 "Where Quality Counts" 614 E. Saginaw St. Phone 20715 LANSING'S NEWEST LARGEST FINEST SUPER MARKET EVERY BARGAIN BASKET WHERE MARKET DAY DAY SUPER FOOD MARKET "Where Every Day Is Bargain Day" I 1111 LOCATED AT NO.

6 OPENS TOMORROW AT 2002 N. LARCH St. 9A. M. Tuesday, August 21st FREE! Cracker Jack TO EVERY CHILD ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT BE ONE OF THE FIRST THRIFTY SHOPPERS TO SAVE AT THIS, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF ALL SUPER MARKETS MERCHANDISE AT 'THE NEW NO.

6 STORE ONLY FREE ANOTHER MARKET BASKET SUPER "NO FOOD WAIT" MARKET PRIZES SAMPLES EVERY DAY GOOD AT ALL SIX HUGE MARKET BASKETS THROUGH PRICES PREMIUM OR ROSEVALE WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22nd SWIFT'S Whole, 10-12 SMOKED HAMS, Pound Average "QUICK AS A FLASH- MICHIGAN OVEN READY GRAIN FED HEN ALL POPULAR YOU'RE ON YOUR WAY!" TURKEYS 12-14 Pounds CIGARETTES 65 Here Are Just a LARGE TEXAS PINK Few of the Many Outstanding 21 to Count ONE CARTON LIMIT WITH THIS CIGARETTE COUPON Features 25 SHRIMP Large Parking Lot SUNKIST SALAD BOWL Magic Eye Doors YOUR SALAD Newly Designed Yellow Shelving CHOICE LEMONS DRESSING Fluorescent Only Self Serve Meat Department Size Doz. Shop-A-Tots for Babies lb. Large 300 39: Quart Jar Lighting 59 JUICY Newly Designed Produce Department "No Wait" Check-Out Department Counters HEINZ Health Housewares and Beauty Food Aids Department Department TOMATO SOUP 3 Tall Cans 25 Large Frosted Entire Store Is Done in Pastel The Paradise of the Future Today! A Shopper's 9A.M. TO 9P.M. ALL THIS OPEN WEEK: NO.

6 STORE.