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THURSDAY, MARC4 12, 1959 THE NEWS-PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOK, MICH; PAGE SEVENTEEN Plan Fluoride Statehood The POWER of FAITH Deaths And Funerals by Howard Brodie Vote Is Due Is Lilly; St Again wt Brookfield, HI, and Adolph Witt 'of Bridgman, and four sisters, Mrs. (Continued From Page One) Principal Mackay's Father Dies At 76 Gomi promise At 4 Schools senators and one representative Into j. Pauline Vandermer- of Detroit, Mrs Roy Dine of Grand Rapids, Mrs Emma Rutz of Detroit and Mrs Oustle Shcramm of Grand Kapids. Congress before the end of this ses- sionfi. Funeral' services and burial for Any variance between House and Malcolm J.

Mackay, Kalamazoo i Senate versions 'of bill would require Senate-House conferences Wire Works owner and father of $100 Million ains, Favor In Senate (Continued From Page OneK Malcolm R. Mackay, St. Joseph high Area Deaths and subsequent votes of, concur-rence. school principal, were scheduled for Bridgman, Lutheran, Hathaway, Chikaming Sodium fluoride dental treatments, sponsored by the Bridgman PTA, for children of the Bridgman, Lutheran, Hathaway, and Chicka-mlng Schools will be available again this year. 3 p.

m. today. The senior Mackay, a frequent exposition caved in V'ednesday to the proposal that twice before had been rejected. The House passed It Rep. John R.

Say lor (R-Pa) pressed for an amendment te give Hawaii two House members. He said Hawaii, with about 600,000 population, is entitled te two representatives under the Nyberg Rites Set BLOOMINGDALE, March' 12 visitor here, died Tuesday afternoon at his home at 5126 Portage road, Kalamazoo. He was 76. Miss Mabel Morgan SODUS, March 12 Word has been received here of the death of Miss Mabel Morgan, 64, former Sodus resident, who died Saturday a Pasadena, Calif, hospital. Miss Morgan was born in Sodus, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles A. Morgan. The family later moved to Kalamazoo, where she graduated from Western Michigan university. Sponsored by the Methodist church, she spent over 25 years in Vikarabad, India, as a teaching missionary.

Survivors Include her mother, Mrs. Cora Marrs Morgan, of Allegan; three sisters, Miss Margaret Morgan, of Alhambra, Calif, Mrs. Clarence Coney, of Kalamazoo, and Elmer Re wait, of Allegan; a brother, Ernest L. Morgan, of Kalamazoo; a half-brother, Leon Farmer, of South Bend, Ind, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a sister, Mrs.

Inez Morgan Burdick, long-time resident of Sodus, who died Nov. 6, 1958. Funeral services will be held am. Friday, in the Bobbins funeral A Kalamazoo resident since 1921, Mr. Mackay was.

also a consultant The fluoride treatments are given to children in the second, fifth and i4-to-19 on a third try. i If the Senate concurs, the plan was to be hustled into the election machinery for final acceptance or rejection by voters In April 6 balloting. The referendum was required be home, Bloomingdale, for Peter Ny engineer for the Wisconsin Wire juvi erivaaaasuir iw lUUi MlVfk ed by Congress in. 194L Gov. William F.

Quinn arrived in VTaahincton bv air too lat to eighth grades. Pre-school children berg, 71; route 1, Grand Junction, Works and the holder of 'several whos, was found dead in his" borne may be included if so requested by their parents These are the ages at which new teeth erupt and should witness the Senate vote. Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. Walter Troesch, pastor i AT AN IMPROMTU CELEBRA- of the Grand Junction Congrega tional church, will officiate.

cause of Michigan's $250,000 constitutional debt ceiling 'on issuance of -bonds. If the borrowing plan failed, the only hope left was liquidation of the 50-million-dollar veterans trust patents. Services were slated to be held in the Truesdale Chapel, with burial in Indian Fields cemetery. He leaves his wife, Clara; another son, Hale, of Grand Rapids; and four grandchildren. a Thomas Johnston Burial will be.

in Spring Orove cemetery in Bloomingdale. iiun in tne old supreme court chamber of the Capitol, Quinn thanked Senate leaders for their vote of confldenece in Hawaii's people- "Hawaii," he said, "has a destiny in the Pacific and a mission to ac receive the sodium fluoride treatments for protection against decay. This program Is being offered during summer vacation, at the Bridgman Elementary school, for a fee $3.00. Dates for the clinic will be announced later. If further information is desired, please call: Mrs.

Paul Weber HO 5-6677 or Mrs. Roy Anderson, Jr. HO 5-3953. Mr. Nyberg's "body was discovered by Carl Anderson, ofLawrence.

Dr. Joseph Cooper Van Buren county's "Funeral services were held Wed' medical examiner, ruled the death Funeral services were held! nesday at the Orvta funeral home in South Bend, ind, lor J. nomas ,4 vv: as due to natural causes. Myers Services Held BRIDGMAN, March 12 Funeral Johnston, 88, former Benton Harbor resident, who died Sunday evening in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward (Julia) Tucker, 55582 complish.

We are conscious of that mission and will do our utmost to carry It News of the Senate vote reached the islands at mid-afternoon and was greeted with Joy. Acting Gov. Edward E. Johnston proclaimed a two-day holiday to start the moment the House passes the statehood bill. If services for Elmer L.

Myers, ,73, Paw Paw Man Tells Of Threat North Meadow View, South. Bend. Burial took place in the Mlllburg orkJ War was over and a great depression had serried Wednesday in Alhambra. The body is enroute to Bradenton, Fla where burial will take place. Rolla Eastman BLOOMINGDALE, March 12 Rolla Eastman, 60, route.

1, Bloomingdale, died early this morning at his home. Mr. Eastman is survived by his wife Gladys; seven sons, Grover And both of Kalamazoo, Leo and Leon, Taoth at iome, LovelL; of cemetery. fund set up in 1946, MICHIGAN'S GENERAL FUND deficit is expected to hit lja. million dollars by June 30." Nearly half that amount must be raised to stave off disaster until a new tax program can be enacted.

If and when Collapse Day comes, regular payments will stop to state mental hospital attendants, prison 4 guards and university professors. Aged pensioners, poor relief clients and state suppliers will have their checks cut' off Anxious for fast action, the House decided against tylnj iU latest plan to a specific tax pro-" posal for paying off the lion dollar bond -Ttag is go short" that we felt' we'd better not waste any more of it arguing about taxes," said Rep. Allison Green (R-Klngston), OOP floor leader. If the proposition carries in the spring election, legislators most like Mr. Johnston was born In October of 1870.

in Berrien county, and re (Continued From Page One) sided in this area until going to South Bend in 1930, where he joined Baldwin road, will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the Boyd funeral home. The Rev. Frederick Williams, pastor of the Olivet Congregational church, will officiate.

Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. Masonic rites will be conducted by the Three Oaks Lodge No. 239 F. A. M.

1 "Mr." Myers, prominent" Bridgman resident, died at 1:45 a. m. Wednesday at bis home after an illness of a year. 1 Friends may call at the Boyd funeral home. the police force of the Bendlx Prod' Mussolini's Son Is Freed ucts.company..,...: .1 Bloomingdale," Leonard, stationed with the S.

Army in Germany, eeeded him as president of Chl- cago Taxicab JDrivers'. local 777 of James Hoffa's teamsters, shook down the officers of the local for most of their pay. Pictured as an Immigrant hood Besides his daughter, survivors upon France when a bumble priest named Abbe Pierre rented a rundown Kowse and gathered about hint a group of homeless, lonely, starving The motley band refused charity and took to picking over trash cans and refuse heaps in lorge cities in order to help the neediest of their fellow men. Soon, Abbe Pierre and his "Ragpickers of Emmaus" became symbols of hope.lo the despairing. During the bitter winter of 1954, when helpless thousands walked the streets of Paris, the Ragpickers distributed tons of clothing and blankets collected in a radio appeal by the Abbe himself.

They sheltered, fed and gave a new lease on Kfe to nearly 10,000 persons. The humble Abbe and his Ragpickers, destitute men themselves who started with nothing but faith, demonstrated that and Ervlng; three daughters, Mrs. include his wife, the former Bertha Terington, whom be married 65 Louise Hutchins. of Glenn. Mrs.

years ago, in Benton Harbor: an lum, coddled by the courts in his May Cutler, of Kalamazoo, and Mrs. other daughter, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mary Belle Goff, of Plainwell. rise to power, Glimco even exacted tribute from the scavengers who also of South Bend; three sons, Robert and Frank, both of Wash FLORENCE, Italy, March 13 (AP) Benito Mussolini's son Vlttorio today was acquitted of a charge of deserting the Italian air force in World War The military court verdict brought Other survivors include his mother, Mrs. Ethel Woodruff, of Gobies, two sisters, Mrs.

Mildred hauled away feathers from' the Ful John Sieg ton street market, according to the testimony of Arthur Nelson of Park tag ton, D. and Ben, of South Bend; six grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; one great, great BLOOMINGDALE, March" 12 ly will turn to so-called nuisance taxes to retire the bonds by June 30, 1965 the proposed maturity date. Most frequently 'mentioned tax sources are beer, tobacco other than Brant, and Mrs. Emma Goble both of Kalamazoo; a brother, J. O.

Eastman, of Scott, and 13-grandchildren. Ridge. charity is everybody's business, rich and poor dike. grandchild, and three cousins, Mrs, William Heard, Mrs. Charles Clus Jobn Sieg.

52, died Wednesday morning at his home," north of Bloomingdale. The body is at the Robbins fu cigarettes, hotels and motels, for ter, and JDwight Monger, all of Ben cneers irom a crowd or zoo sympa-tlzers who surrounded the 42-year-old son of Italy's late fascist dictator. Some kissed him. Virrtorio came here voluntarily from Buenos Aires to stand trial. ton Harbor.

neral home in Bloomingdale, where funeral arrangements were incomplete this forenoon. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; a daughter. Mary Ellen, at eign insurance premiums and tele' vision. LEGISLATIVE FINANCE PERTS estimated the bond pay home; his mother, a sister and a Two Youths Held In Cass Car Thefts Mach Rites Held V' OLD BRASS RAIL Rockefeller Roy Hinkley DECATUR, March 12 Roy Hink ments would amount to 12 million brother, all residing in Germany. Funeral services for Mr.

Sieg will be held Saturday at 2 D.m. ley, 77, Decatur, died at 8 a. m. today Budget, Tax Funeral services for Mrs. Frederick (Elizabeth) Mach, 67, of 516 Howard avenue, St.

Joseph, were held Wednesday afternoon in Trinity Lutheran church, St. Joseph. The Rev. A. W.

Meyer, assistant pastor, Bet Russians -Claim It Now! at his home, following an extended WATER VLIET "WHEEl SMABT MONEY BCTS" FURNITURE Oraw Dp Keeping' Prices Dews FAMOUS MAKES Opea TbareSsy Enntafs illness. in the Robbins funeral home, Bloomingdale, with burial in Base line cemetery near Bloomingdale. Mrs. Marie Umlauf Hike Passed CASSOPOLIS, March 12 Two He was born July 29, 1881, In Detroit juveniles were picked up officiated: Burial was in the fam ily lot In the North Shore Memory Decatur, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Hinkley. He married the former Anna McWilllam in 1902, She preceded him in death in Feb DETROIT, March 12-(AP) A BANGOR, March 12 Relatives ALBANY, N. March 12 (AP) Gardens. scientist has confirmed what every Two selections, "This Body in the Gov. Nelson A.

Rockefeller's two- ruary of 1929. Ujilllon-dollar budget and his 112- at Bangor received word this week of the death of Mrs! Marie Umlauf, of San Fernando, Calif, wife -of a former Bangor bakery proprietor. In June of 1932, he married Mrs. long-standing bar room character knows the brass rail helps your aching back. Dr.

James K. Stack, associate pro mlllion-dollar increase in state in come taxes now are state law. near Niles at 9:10 this morning, about 40 minutes after they stole a station wagon in Casospolis, Cass county sheriff's officers reported. Deputies said the 15 and 16-year-old boys were spotted by a Cass-opolis service station attendant going west on the Pokagon road at 8:30 in a 195S station wagon owned by Robert McCauslin, of Cassopolis. They were picked up three miles west of Niles by Sgt.

Robert Rinker, Mrs. Umlauf, died after a two Both houses of the Republican- fessor of orthopedic surgery at Grave We Lay" and "Who Knows When Death Overtakes Me," were sung by Mrs. Ralph Gersonde with Walter L. Pels at the organ. Pallbearers were Alvln Burandt, Edward Petzke, Louis Wllmlng, Richard Huff, Gus Radde and Lor-ens Engler.

Grace Lanning, of Decatur. She survives, as do one daughter, Mrs. Isabelle Glllesby, -of Detroit; three grandchildren four great grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Celia Pierce, of Kalamazoo, and a brother, Myron Hinkley, of Fresno, Calif. weeks illness was interred at a San Fernando cemetery Monday.

controlled Legislature passed the trimmed $2,000,577,797 version of the Northwestern, says hooking your foot on the rail when you stand at a She had operated the Bamtor bar straightens your back and re dollars annually. Green called Republican willingness to back the proposition "cooperation to the extent of Until Wednesday, Republicans in the House and Senate had stood firm on the sales tax proposal. The 19 House Republicans who fought it focused their objections on lack of any provision for repaying the loan. "The least irresponsible of the alternatives," Rep. RoIIo G.

Conlln (R Tipton) called it. Echoing objections voiced by Sen. Elmer R. Porter (R-Blissfield) last week, Sen. John P.

Smeekens (R-. Coldwater) said bonding authorities would refuse to buy bonds unsupported by a specific The state bo longer has any credit, he said. Reporting OOP determination to stand on its sales-tax-borrowing plan, Sen. Lynn O. Francis (R-Mid-land), caucus leader, said the House plan wouldn't' solve the debt's cash problem.

"Within a very short time, we'd have to look for other revenues," he said. TWICE WITHIN THE LAST PRIVATE PARKING AT YOUR CONVENIENCE GOP governor's budget by wide margins yesterday. It did not require the governor's signature. bakery here with her husband, Wil duces strain, making you more Mrs. Mach died at 2:25 p.

m. Mr. Hinkley was a life member of liam for more 10 years until they sold the business in 1955 and of the Berrien sheriffs department, after road blocks had been thrown Sunday at the home of a son, Don the Decatur Masonic lodge. The controversial income tax program squeaked through by the narrowest of margins last night and up by area police. aid, at 2507 Lake View, avenue, St.

Joseph. She had been in failing moved to Grand Rapids. The couple moved to California a year later. First Boarder Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m.

in the Newell Sons funeral home in Decatur, with the The pair, who were turned over to was signed by the governor. While health two years. Surviving, besides ber husband only a few Democrats Joined a The Dey Brothers funeral home, are three daughters who live at St. Joseph, had charge of arrange Phone WA 5-110J home, Joanne, Judy and Janet; her. the Cass sheriffs department, admitted abandoning another stolen station wagon near Cassopolis before the final theft, according to Berrien sheriff's officers.

Rev. Henry Houseman, pastor of Harmony Chapel, officiating. Burial will be in Lakeside cemetery in Decatur. RICHMOND, Va. (AP) This city's new dog pound was opened prematurely.

Apparently a stray mutt which wandered in was locked up by a departing workman. I handfull of rebel Republicans in voting against the budget, the Democrats were solidly against the tax plan. parents, air. ana Mrs. Barnhardt Schuemann, who live near Bangor, ments.

Receives Word Of Death 272 PIPESTONE, BENTON HARBOR iwo brothers, Bernard, of Battle Creek, Heinz, of Coloma; and a sister, Mrs. Helen Sherrod, of Call iornia. Fined $10 On Assault Count Rex Curtis EIGHT years, the Legislature has gone to the voters for authority to DOWAGIAC. March 12 Rex borrow. Both times the propositions Mrs.

Otto Mueller, 154 Chippewa road, has received word of the death of her brother, Amil Jenk, 68, who died Sunday in Germany. Mr. Jenk was born Aug. 9, 1890. Mrs.

Mueller visited himVln Berlin last summer. Besides Mrs. Mueller, suryivors, Include a daughter, Mrs. Karl Oerstenkorn, of St. Joeeph, and two sons in Germany.

His wife preceded him in death. Funeral services were scheduled to be held in Germany today, with burial following there. Curtis, 65, Edwardsburg, former carried, although neither provided a NILES, March 12 Edward Fea-gans, 61, of 627 Meadow drive, Nlles, was fined $10 and $4.30 costs today on an assault and battery charge DowagiaC resident, died at 4 am. tax to pay back the loan. today at his home: One, in 1950, provided 65 million brought against him by his wife.

He was born Nov. 16. 1893. in dollars for a mental hospital bond issue. In 1954.

voters approved an Feagans pleaded guilty to the charge before Judge Philip Hadsell, Isabella county, Mich, the son of 80 million dollar bond issue for Mr.eand Mrs. Russell Curtis. in Municipal court. bonuses to Korean War veterans. Mr.

Curtis Is survived by his The higher debt ceiling is one of wife, the former Edna" Stahl. whom The Underground railroad, in the northern section of the nation, produced numerous Negro and white he married Sept 10, 1914. in Dowa several proposals which have been advanced to ease Michigan's finan Ben Jensen giac; two sons, of Edwards burg, witji whom he made his home. cial pinch in the face of a mounting antl slavery partisans dedica -state deficit expected to reach 110 ted to helping Negroes escape from million dollars by June 30. Admin Southern masters or erecting legal and Russell, of Dowagiac; a daughter, Mrs.

Alice Brown, of Sunfield, seven grandchildren, and a brother, Richard Sunlor of and extra-legal blocks to their re 'Funeral services for Ben Jensen, 72, a retired rural mall carrier in the St. Joeeph area, were held Wednesday afternoon in the Kerll-kowske funeral chapeL St. Joseph. The Rev. E.

A. Irion, pastor of Zlon Evangelical and Reformed church, St. Joseph, officiated. Burial was In turn to bondage. lstratlve officials say the 50 million dollars must be raised to enable the state to meet current expenses until the Legislature can enact new tax Funeral services will be held Sat legislation.

urday at 2:30 p. m. in the Mc-Lauchlin funeral home in Dowagiac, with the Rev. William H. Pohlv.

Rlverview cemetery, St. Joseph. Money raised through the higher borrowing limit would be for state payrolls, aid to welfare recipients, Pallbearers were five brothers of ') 0 Mr. Jensen, Cllftdn, Malcolm, Her bert, Wesley and Clarence Jensen, and a brother-in-law, Louis Passig. pastor of the Dalley Union church, south of Dowagiac, officiating.

Burial will be in the Union cemetery, i One song, "The Lord's Prayer," was sung by Mrs. Roy Parr. The organist was Mrs. Mildred Johnson. Mr.

Jensen died at 6 a. m. Monday at bis home at 23 Lake Shore drive, St. Joseph. He had been ill the past four years and seriously 111 since last ORDER YOUR EASTER HAM NOW 1 1 1 fau.

Freund Rites Held IS THIS TRIP NECESSARY? and payments to contractors. Other proposals advanced te meet the tight financial pinch include mortgaging the, state's M-milUon-dollar veterans trust fund, a one per cent increase in the current. three per eent state sales tax, and a graduated state income tax. -Williams has maintained the Income tax proposal is the fairest method of raising needed funds. Republican leaders say Williams' come tax proposal would exempt many lower bracket earners and place the burden on middle-and Income groups.

The veterans Trust Fund was established in 1946 by the Legislature to provide emergency assistance to 'Ute veterans of World War II. It was amended in 1953 and 1954 to include Korean War veterans. Under the act, interest money on the fund can be dispensed "by a board of trustees. Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Freund, 89, former St.

Joseph resi Hill's Bros. dent, were held Wednesday afternoon In the KerUkowske funeral chapel, St Joseph. The Rev. E. W.

W. Lewist pastor of the First Con gregational church, St. Joseph, officiated. Burial was in Crystal Springs cemetery. 35 Pallbearers were Lawrence Boyer, (StfFEE er n' David Sample, Stanley Klbby and James Schoenfelder.

Mrs. Mildred Who, would. you say, are the most important people in our town? The young We like to think it is for ihem we are building: the town and that they are the ones who will build the town tomorrow. But win they, the young- people ot yoar acquaintance, be here tomorrow? Very largely that depends on the opportunities, the job opportunities, here at home. The next time you hear bf a young man or young woman leaving for an opportunity elsewhere, ask yourself: Is this trip necessary? It'a not practical to expect each of ns to start a business or manafactaring operation just so our own sons and daughters wiB have work.

What- we can do, though, is to contribute our efforts to attracting new industry here and to help existing industry to expand locally. We can let everyone know of our town's industrial advantages. We can show oar appreciation of present industry and see that its needs are met. If we do these things, we'll be making opportunities here at home, and that's the right place for "opportunities anytime. Join hands with your local industrial develop- ment organization and the Michigan Economic Development Department to help yoar community prosper.

Johnson was the organist. Mrs. Freund died last Thursday in MICHIGAN'S POLITICAL PICTURE is complicated by the fact Bourbonnaia, HI, where she made n3 Drip Lbs. tnai tne House is spat exacuy even between Democrats and Republicans. The Republicans hold a sub Eck-Elich her home with a daughter, Mrs.

Dorothy Weber. Former Resident Dies Mrs. Arthur Elsenhart, John Beers road. South of St. Joseph, received word of the recent death of Edna Ferguson in Homosassa, FlA.

She was a daughter of the late A. A. Woodruff and is survived by a sister, nun fa stantial edge in the Senate. The Legislature pared Williams' budget recommendations for fiscal 1957, 1958 and 1959, and rejected his sew tax proposals, resulting In a deficit spending course over that period. Williams submitted a 424-million-doUar budget Jan." 30 and asked -for new 140-mllllon-dollar tax program to finance i.

Currently, the state is delinquent more than 13 million dollars in appropriations due its three major state-supported universities. Next week the state wUl find Itself 36 million dollars in arrears in payments to school districts. Mrs. Ada Burley and a niece, Hallie CPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M.

Gitersonke Rites Set Funeral services for Edward Oitersonke, 53, of Homewood, 111, will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday QUALITY GROCERIES CHOICE MEATS Tkit mi en of sevrM pvhlidii ot pvfcfcc sarvke bf tih wipepx I cooprar1o witk tk Mitltigo Pnn Ajiocfofto th Mkhigom fcoaoawc Drlopmpt Dtparlmtnt. (CST) in Homewood. Mr.

Oiterson ke, who died Tuesday morning In Williams ordered drastic cuts in Controller Homewood. 111., is survived by a state spending. State estimates some five number of relatives. James MUler The Nevs-Palladium MONARCH PRODUCTS EITEL'S FRESH BAKED GOODS DAILY POPULAR BRANDS BEER AND WINE JS E. EMPIRE PHONE WA 8-2371 They include: His wife, Emma; daughter, Norma Jean, of Wichita, five brothers.

Fred of Berrien Springs, Relnhold of Loa Angeles, million dollars will be saved by 3une 30 through the cuts. But Miller said much of the amount is deferred of outlays that will havs to be made later. Calif, John of Detroit, William of.