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KJ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 12, 1952 THE NEWS PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, PAGE SEVENTEEN AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE Municipal Judge Jails Seven Serving The Nation Automobiles For Sal IS AT GREAT LAKES KAI8XR dn, dr. Dehim, prtraU twnet. $150. Ph. Lakeside S-TtS anjtlms of St.

Joseph daft, lev tnger. 1 vr 4 CAP Meets On Sept. 16 Extends Invitation To Public To Join 1 4 iV i i SOUTH HAVEN, Sept. 12 The newly-formed South Haven Civil Air patrol unit will meet Tuesday, Sept. 16, at the South Haven armory to discuss plans for its first training mission which is slated in the near future.

Commander Duane Murphy today a blanket Invitation to all Automobile For Sale 1951 81 MERCURY With otct driT. low mll- ML but oSer, Pettr Mrouk, U-M, M( Buffalo. 50 OHIV. luxt, W. W.

undercoat A other accnsorlea. (80 W. Main. Pn. S-10IS.

lMf FORD dr. sedan, euatom luxe, R. H. $9S. ROOEL'S MOTOR BALXa PH.

WATER VLH7T J581 1(11 PODQE 4 dr. sedan, da luxt R. side mounts, motor fc body in exoeptlanauy good oond. Ph. I7M.

1B2I Hupmobile, very gd. oond. Od. tires. Call 1-7S3T Between 10 a.

m. I p. m. "ot," dr 1R4S 4 DR. Super Bulok, one owner.

Ph. of NEW OAR OWNERS See tne new Hide away Trailer hitch AT PEARL WELD-1 INO SERVICE, M-1S9, Benton Harbor, 1 Mich. IMS FORD Da luxe, good cond. t00 Jt I older ear. Ph.

8-3087. For food used car buys see JOHNSON'S USED CARS Open Bun 880 W. Main. Ph. t-1141 USED OAR TRUCK PARTS Reasonable Prices Prompt Service Ooloma Wrecking Yard tt ml.

W. of Coloma on US-12 Ph. Ooloma 40S1 Late Model Wrecks Wanted THE PLACE TO GO IS OLD ST. JOE THE DEALER WITH A MILLION FRIENDS DOWNTOWN MOTORS DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Up To $400 In Trade For Your '41 or '42 Car On this 1949 Kaiser sedan, Radio, heater, overdrive. See us for a BETTER DEAL NOW Phone 3-5X)l'-.

3-176 WESNER BROS. AUTO'SALES 2713 Niles Ave. St. Joseph Buy your used car from a new ear dealer. Your Kaiser-Frazer, Henry Dealer EYE CATCHING BREATH TAKING PURSE PLEASING Are the good used cars at MARTI NOWICH and for self the fine values and nice selection for you to choose irom.

MARTI NOWICH USED CARS 1636 US-13 Phone 8501 (About Mile Bast of Airport) Buy your like new, used car from a used car neaier. rnnn LneOD eS 1951 Hudson Pacemaker, f- TT t-UT. ivan, Overdrive. VerV Clean. lyouixuusuii v-iuiiiiiiu, 4-Dr.

Sed, Comp. overhaul. 1948 Hudson Commo. 4-Dr. Sed.

1947 Pontiac 4-Dr, Sedan $749.00 1947 Chevrolet Cpe. 1947 Hudson 4-Dr. Sed. 89.00 1947.Hudson Sed. 1941 Buick 4-Dr.

Sed $250.00 1941 Studebaker 4-Dr. Sed 1941 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sed. Many Others to Chooae From i C-US-B4-U-BY SKELLEY Sales Service 310 E. Main St.

Benton Harbor BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM A NEW CAR DEALER WANT TOR 1951 O. 2712 I Buy I I I Automobiles For Sale WINDSOR hizt. OhO'ler. 10,000 miles. ipotllgnt, wnlte ilda walla, puncture proof tubes, seat covers, sun Visor, excellent cond.

By owner for $2,595. Write Box 4S News-Pal. ST! TO BOx Clean, old model ears. Bill's Used Oars, D8-11. Terr.

Open 1 days. Ph. 5-42 H. SALE 1840 Merc, 1 dr. New paint Job.

Ph. 9825, 714 Pearl. WILLYS Station wagon, 6 cylinder, D. A-l cond. Reasonable.

Can be seen at 418 Lincoln B. H. Ph. 8-2077. BEFORE JOU BUY Take a ride in the new Kaiser Manhattan and get the deal a life time.

Phone J-5061 for a Free Demonstration WESNER BROS. AUTO SALES Niles Ave. St. Joseph your used ear from a new ear dealer. JUST LIKE GETTING SOMETHING FOR NOTHING WHEN YOU SEE THESE Good Bargains 1941 Ford.

Runs good. 1941 Plymouth. Exceptional ly good motor. 1941 Chevrolet; 1939 Dodge. Time for Fishing and Hunt ing see this special.

1940 Panel truck. Many other older models to cnuose num. BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM A USED CAR DEALER RIMES HAMILTON M-139 Phone 5-3573 Bounty or our Bu dget Losing sleep over how to bal ance the family budget, and still afford a good Used Car? No need to! Just come in to Ross Used Car Lot. and see Pur spanking-clean, Safe Buy TTooH r.ara nrifert aiimnsu. ingly low! More value for your car here Eaay termg too Look at thege bud.

get-boons. 50 MERCURY 2-DOOR SEDAN For business or the family, this Is it. A gas-easy ear for town or trip. Comfortably seats 8. Finger-tip control regulates ventilation and temperature.

Dark magic blue gas stretching over. -drive, clear toned radio for your enjoyment. Full nrice zl.995.00. Don't be sorry Power. Conditioned -air heater, errand radio.

One-owner car. with tir treads to match its class p1" 0 lf yu MUUgOV VAAS, Ul A TfUa Mv your guardian. Almost a give-away See this one today for GOLD IS WHERE YOU FIND IT This 49er FOUND IT, AND SO CAN YOU. IN THIS 49 MERCURY 4 DOOR SEDAN Beautiful light blue misty finish so clean you'd think the seat-covers had been seat-covered. A radio, heater and overdrive that will add miles of pleasure to your You'd shorj around veelts to find another honey like this for only yius.uu.

Cheap TransDortation 48 FORD DLX. 4 DOOR Solld- citzen black: always fashionable. Good heater, seat covers. Treads may not be stately, but they're firm. Drop In, drive it, decide for only $695.00.

'40 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE WE'RE ALMOST ASHAMED to admit we've priced it so low. Only $195.00. Light blue finish, easy to clean. A radio and heater make this a rich-riding car for a lean purse '48 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR, DLX. Light grey finish, radio, heater und seat covers.

DONT SETTLE FOR LESS or pay more when all this is yours for $895.00. PLAY SAFE BUY A SAFE BUY USED CAR FROM USED CAR LOT "At The Bridge" Open Evenings St. Joseph BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM A NEW CAS DSALE3 ROSS 1M Ph. We of pay COMPLETE BASIC TRAINING ROBERT JOHNSTON JOHNSTON KENNETH MARTIN ROBERT MORRIS Three Benton Barborites and one St. Joseph.

man are completing basic airmen indoctrination, courses at Lackland Air Force base, San An tonys, Texas, and will receive assignments soon. They include Russell S. Johnston, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. David JF.

Johnson, 773 Highland avenue, and Robert Johnston, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hornack, 477 Parker avenue. Russell and Robert are not related. But they did enter the air force together.

The.othep two are Kenneth Martin, 20, whose parents Mr. and Mrs, L. Martin, live on route 2, St. Joseph, and Robert Morris, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Morris, 639 East High street. Their basic training is preparing them for entrance into air force technical training and for assign-. ment in specialized work. The course includes a scientific evalua tion of his aptitude and Inclination for following a particular vocation kuu career.

RETURNS TO BASE CpL Kenneth B. Godfrey, who spent a 15-day furlough here with his mother, Mrs. Lawrence Fritz, 999 Bishop avenue, has returned to the Keesler Air Force base at Bil oxl, where he Is with the 3380 Medical group. The local young man entered the service In January of 1951 and has been at Biloxi ever since. He is a Benton Harbor high school graduate.

A brother, Pfc. Donald Godfrey, is located at the CpL Godfrey ame air force base. Donald en listed last March and is taking a radio technician's course. Before en. tering the service he was a Benton Harbor high school student and a News-Palladium carrier boy.

ARRIVES 'iN AFRICA Archie McMahon, airman second class, has arrived In Tripoli, North Africa, where he is stationed with the 580th Motor Vehicle squadron. He has been undergoing training at Mountain Home, Idaho. It was there that he married Miss Avis De-Fields, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur DeFIelds, 563- Niles avenue, on July 23. She will reside In Benton Harbor during her husband's overseas service in the air force. McMahon has not served in Korea, as stated in their marriage announcement in The News-Palladium last Tuesday And he was sent to Africa, not Germany, as stated. SON TO COME HOME LAWTON, riept. 12 Mrs.

Clara Robinson has received a letter from her son, Sgt. Eugene Robinson, stating-that he will be returned to the. United States from Japan in January. He has been stationed in Osaka, Japan, the past two years. -His wife joined him there last January and has been accompanying him on leaves to the various celebrated resorts on the Japanese Islands.

Sgt. Robinson spent some time in the photographic department while stationed at Fort Custer and wrote his mother that he has made good use of his camera on his leaves. GETS PROMOTION Charles P. Juergensen, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Juergensen, route 1, Eau Claire, has been promoted to sergeant fust class while serving with the 40th Infantry Division on the active central front In Korea. Juergensen, a section chief In Battery A of the 143rd Field Artll lery Battalion, has been in the army since October, 1950. He received basic training at Camp Cooke, and arrived in Korea in January this year. AWARDED MEDAL 1 PFC Charles Miller of Benton Harbor was recently awarded the honor graduate and American Spirit Honor medal at leaders' course graduation cere monies at Camp Roberts, cam. Brig.

Gen. Arthur 8. Champeny, assistant Seventh Armored Division commander, presented the medal to MiQer, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester L.

Miller of Benton Harbor, The general spoke before the leaders course graduation class No. 59. Miller plans to attend Armored Officers Candidate at Fort Hi I if i jx i RUSSELL tfM frVl'r i After Hearings A total of eight persons entered pleas of guilty yesterday In Munici pal court and Judge Webster Sterling handed Jail terms to all but one. All faced disorderly conduct or disorderly, drunk charges. A series of other arraignments were held yesterday in Municipal court.

Arraigned on disorderly charges were: Frank Genovese, 23, 1022 Park street, St. Joseph, 10 days; Frank lin Miller, 19, route 2, Coloma, 5 days; Mrs. Wllma Joyner, 23, Coloma, 5 days; Mrs. Alda Smith, 18, route 2, Coloma, 5 days. 1 Arraigned on disorderly, drunk counts were: A.

F. Faust, 63, St. Louis, paid $15 and $8.20 costs; Clarence Gourdey, 44, Lincoln Park, 10 days; Jack Welsh, 57, 1207 Ann days; Lawrence Henderson, 42, Dover, 10 days. Navy Chief Assigned To Local Area -a CHARLES L. GORDON I QUARTERMASTER Charles L.

Gordon, 26-year-old na tlve of Los Angeles, arrived here early this week to assist COM John Hall, with, duties at the Benton Harbor navy recrultng station, His term here Is set for two years, Gordon arrived in Benton Harbor from San Diego, where he at tended a recruiting school. He has served aboard a fleet tug, a sub chaser, and a light cruiser. For brief period after the war, he was assigned to the occupation forces in Japan, A veteran of nine years of naval service, Chief Gordon, is married and has a son Michael who is a year and one-half old, Barroom Brawl Brings Arrest Benton Harbor police lodged six persons in Jail on various counts last night including one man for alleg edly creating a tavern disturbance. Police identified him as Albert Denton, 23, of an unknown address. A disorderly, fighting charge was placed against him police said following a squabble and fight with a bartender; atthe Lion's bar.

Cleveland Moore, 23, no address, was held on a charge of operating a vehicle without a driver's license. Booked- on disorderly, drunk counts weret Howard Hedden, 37, route 1, Baroda; John Mcintosh, 52, Muskegon; Haskel O'Connor, 25, Wlnterhaven, John W. Thompson, 41, Snyder, Tex. Car Breaks Leg Of Aged Man ALIEN, Sept. 12 A 75-year-old man, who had been resting at the side of the driveway of a private home four miles east of Galien Thursday morning, was taken to a hospital with a broken leg after the lady of the house drove into the driveway and ran over him.

The elderly man, Harley Whls- man of "205 Fulton street, Buchan an, was. taken to iBerrien county hospital In Berrien Springs. State police from New Buffalo said a car driven by Mrs. Bernice Rolff, 44, ran over his left leg as it entered the driveway' at 9:30 a. i.

South Haven Faculty Hold Get-Together SOUTH. HAVEN, Sept. 12-SeV- enty-flve members of the faculty of the South Haven schools enjoyed a baked ham dinner at the vocational building, Wednesday at 6 p. Returning members of the faculty played host to the 14 new teachers. In the way of Introduction, each guest was presented with a large banner bearing his name and "get acquainted" games were played during the evening.

Sign Economic Pad HAVANA, Cuba-(AP) -Spain and Cuba signed a new economic agree ment today. Government officials said it marked the beginlng of a more important economic relation between Cuba and Spain. TAKES JOB IN TRAVERSE CITY EATJ CLAIRE, Sept. 12 Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph Kunst drove to Traverse City with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kunst, and daughter, Karol, the first of the week. The younger Kunst remained In Traverse City where he has accepted a position with the newly established Ferguson plant. Mrs.

Kunst and daughter will Join him as soon as living quarters can be prepared for thera," i hi ,1 ca FIRST New need ears sad trucis. CHEVROLET ft PORTIAC SALU, Berrien Springs 3111. USED CARS What makes a Used Car a good A combination of factors including price, con dition and make of the car. have a fine selection of cars that meet our definition good used car buy. It will you to come and inspect our selection.

1952 Dodge Coronet sedan, less than 5,000 miles. 1951 Stude. V-8 Commander 4 door, auto, trans. 1950 Plymouth de luxe sed. A very fine car.

1949 Chevrolet Fleetline 4 door, radio and heater. 1949 Nash Ambassador coach, radio, heater, overdrive. 1948 Packard de luxe 4 door. Clean as a neW one. 1948 Stude.

Star-lite club radio and heater. 1948 Plymouth Spec, de lux 4 door sedan heater. 1947 Pontiac Club Sedan, 8 radio and heater. 1948 Kaiser Sedan 4 door, radio and heater. 1946 Chrysler Royal 4 door.

Radio and heater, fluid drive. BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM A NEW CAR DEALER Come in and look over th above cars priced to move. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE BARTZ MOTOR CO. 15S 8th St. Phone TOM Buy Now! i "V- Savings-Security- Satisfaction-Service Guaranteed '52 DODGE Coronet 4 dr.

sedan, dark green, jryro- niaticrlow mileage, radio and heater, solex glass, seat covers. '51 MERCURY 4 dr. edan, lite grey, merc-o-matic, radio heater, 11,000 original miles. '50 BUICK Special de luxe 4 dr. sedan, dynaflow, dark green, fully equipped, an especially clean car.

'51 FORD Custom 8 de luxe tudor sedan, fordomatic, all leather upholstery, bronze finish, lots of ex- '51 PLYMOUTH Cambridge 2 dr. sedan, lite grey, equipped, nice car. '50 STUDEBAKER Champ, de luxe 2 dr. sedan, overdrive, original low mile age, very clean, medium green. '50 PONTIAC Streamliner sedan coupe, radio and heater, black, far above average condition.

'50 CHEVROLET Styleline de luxe 2 dr. sedan, lite green, equipped, a real economy buy. '50 BUICK Special sedanet, radio and heater, lite green, conventional drivel '49 BUICK Super 4 dr. dynaflow, radio and heat-. er, choice of 2, black or light blue.

WE HAVE. SEVERAL-OTHERS. TRADE OR BUY WITH CONFIDENCE, EASY TERMS, BEST DEALS IN TOWN ON THE BEST USED CARS LN TOWN. BENDER Pontiac "Old Reliable DeaW 510 W. Main St Opa Esi3i BECKER Allen Bodtke, son of Mrs.

Alice Bodtke, 995 Superior street, enlist' ed In the Navy recently and if it receiving his boot training at Great Lakes, HI. The 20-year-old young man is a graduate of Benton Harbor high school in the class of 1950 and also of Benton Harbor Junloi college. He wat an honor student In both schools. This summer he was employed in the paint depart hi -i BODTKE ment at the Sears Roebuck it Co. store here He left for Great Lakes last- Friday, 7 VISITS PARENTS HERE AIc Jerrold L.

Kull and his wife, Mrs. Florence KulL are spend ing 30 days here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kull, 930 Pipestone street, and Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Smith, 1024 Pipestone street. Kull Is stationed at the Norton Air Force base at San Bernardino, Calif. He entered the air force Jan. 10, 1951. He is a graduate of the St.

Jo seph high school in the class of 1948. TRAINING IN TEXAS Philip Coniglio, 20, son of Mr and Mrs. Anthony Coniglio, 257 Madeline avenue, is undergoing ba sic training at the Antiaircraft Artillery Replace-m en Training center at Fort Bliss, Texas. He was inducted into service last Aug 6. After comple tion a of eight weeks' advanced training.

Then he will be eligible to attend leader; course or be cho. sen as a student in the Antiaircraft CONIGLIO and Guided Mis sue branch of the Artillery school. Coniglio, who was graduated from xiarDor nign scnool, was employed in the office of the Bram mall Supply company before his in ductlon into service. ENLISTS IN MARINES Pvt. Ronald W.

Moor, son of Mr ana Mrs. Alfred Moor 1117 Svl van court, St. Joseph, is located at me can uiego, marine base according to information received Dy his parents. Pvt. Moor enlisted In the marines a week- ago.

GRADUATES IN GERMANY PFC Edward G. Baes. whose wife. Carol, lives on route 2, Coloma, graduated recently from the Euro pean Command Medical Tramine center at uegernaorT. Germanv.

in center provides instruction in the latest techniques of armv field medicine. In addition to a medical non-commissioned officer course, it provides training for hospital corpsmen and army nurses. Baes, a veteran of 18 months of army duty, is assigned as an akl man to the Medical comranv of the luycn iniantry Regiment, a Dart of me ra Division. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Gus Baes, route 2, Coloma. IN EUROPEAN SERVICE Pvt. Charles V. Deal of Dowaeiac is serving with the Second Armored "Hell on Wheels" Division in Ger many. The armored outfit arrived In Europe to join the North Atlantic Pact army in July, 1951.

During worm war the division was the first American unit to enter the fallen city of Berlin. Pvt. Deal entered the army last January and arrived in Europe Aug. ii. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs, Owen Deal, 610 Colby street. Dow giac. His wife, Joy, also lives in Do wagiac. BUCHANANITE WINS BADGE PFC Elton A. Orpurt, whose par.

ents live at 109 West Dewey street, Buchanan, has won the Combat Infantryman Badge, symbol of the front line soldier, while serving in Korea with the 25th Infantry Divi sion. A 75-mm. gunner with the 85th Infantry Regiment, PFC Orpurt entered the army in September, 195L He arrived in Korea in April, 19SZ. So. Haven Music Club' Begins New Season SOUTH HAVEN, Sept.

12 The Music Study club of South Haven tnet at the home of Mrs. Harry Grif-fen, 300 Erie street, for the Initial mppt.lnir at thp VPiir VAtrhtMn nrnm. bers enjoyed a eo-operatlve dinner at 7 clock. Mrs. Marcus Skinner, president, presided at the business meeting and Mrs.

Kiel Hoag, pro gram chairman, presented plans for the coming year. A white elephant sale followed the business session and group singing closed the eve rung. Decatur News DECATUR, Sept. 12 Mr. and Mrs.

George Lawrence are on an extended visit to the west coast They expect to be gone two months. Woman's society of the First Presbyterian church is meeting in the home of Mrs. Leslie Haefner, today. Mrs. Plorence Warner will give a book review.

Mrs. Wilbur Wiley is In South Haven hospital for surgery on one eye. William Nower, who suffered a severe stroke July 31, is reported to be some better. He is at his home In Paw Paw township. His sister, Mrs.

Lottie Holland, Calumet, has been helping to ear for bin. but can't V.g. Jaycees) Legals ADVERTISEMENT FOB BIDS 1. The School District ol the City of Benton Harbor, Michigan, by and through its Board ol Education, win reoeive seaiea bids at Its office in the present high school, Benton Harbor, Michigan, untU 4:00 p. m.

X.S.T., on the 18th day of Sept. 1SB2, for a new Calvin Britain Elementary school Building to be built on Britain Avenue, Benton Harbor, Michigan. They will then be publicly opened and read aloud; any bid rsoeivea aiur mis time will ba returned unopened. Proposals are desired on the following classes of work: A. General Construction B.

Plumbing and Heating and Ventilating Electrical Work 2. Proposals shall be submitted upon a bid form supplied by Architects, property signed and with executed non-collusion affidavit. 3. Each successful bidder will be re quired to furnish a satisfactory performance bond, and labor and material bond for 100 Der cent of the contract price 4- A certified check or bank offlclert check payable to the Treasurer of the School District of the City ol Benton Bar bor, Benton Harbor, Michigan, or a sat isfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and surety, company, in an amount equal to 6 per cent of the bid, snail oe suO' mltted with each bid. No bid mav be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids, for at least thirty (30) days.

The contract documents, including plans and specifications are on file at the office of the Secretary of the Board of Education of the School District or Ben ton Harbor. Michigan; at the office of Deoartment of Public Instruction, Lansing, Michigan: P. W. Dodge Corporation, De troit. Michiian: and the Trad, ers Exchange in Detsolt and Grand Rapids, Michigan 7.

Responsible bidders may ODtain pians and- specifications irom me Arcniiecu, Maurer Maurer, 312 Lafayette Building, South Bend. Indiana. I. The School District of the City of Benton Harbor, Benton- Michigan hv and throueh its Board of Education re serves tha riant to reject any anaor an bids, and to any irregularities in mooing, i BOARD OP EDUCATION SCHOOL DIS, TRICT OP THE CITY OP BENTON HARBOR, BENTON HARBOR, MICH By A. L.

PEAPPLES, Secretary Dated at Benton Harbor. Michigan, this 8th day of 1853. Sept. 11, la, 13 Want Ad Replies 1 13 19 29 30 31 32 34 38 39 42 44 45 46 49 61 85 84 87 91 90 ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found LOST Sable whit Colli dog, vicinity 2 miles south A 1 mi. west of Van Buren Oounty Farm.

Name tag, Joseph Conway. Reward. Ph. Hartford 205-rca, STRAYEIV-Irlsh Better. Answers to "Red.

License No. 198t. CaU 6-7351 day or 3-6172 after 6 p. m. LOST Lady's white rim glasses in vicinity of city market.

Ph. 8-7693. POUND Irish Setter Ph. 7-1853 after p. m.

Owner to pay for Adver. LOST Truck Mr Ji tlm, 700x30, vicinity of M-140, Pipestone Rd. to B. H. II found report to Berrien Oounty -Package B.

H. fjOer Truck rack, vicinity of Peltons Corners. Finder please return rack to Peltons or Ph. Eau Claire 4033 Collect. LOST Black dog.

Part Cocker. License vaccination tags. Boys pet. Answers to name of "Boots." Ph. S-S353.

Personals YESTERDAY Mrs. Ralph Baker of Washington, D. O. visited CARROL CRAFTS gift and lamp shop at 60S Pleasant St. Joseph.

Why don't you shop at CARROLL CRAFTS tomorrow? BEAT IT OraLB Not your rugs to Shef field Drug Co. for Flna Foam rug and upholsteVy cleaner. Special Notices FIREPLACE Equipment. Orates, screens, flresets, andirons. Largest selection In town at BOHREIBER'S, 189 Pipestone.

WE WOULD Like to make you pne of our many satisfied customers. Drive out and visit us. Plates or dinners $1.55 to $3.75. Wll-O-Paw Inn. 1 mi.

north coloma. Open every day. OPEN Tomorrow night (Saturday) until o'clock. Costume Jewelry, silver, dishes, lamp shades and gifts. Carroll Crafts.

605-607 Pleasant 6t. Joseph. EXPERT WATCH Repair service. Watch. es electronically tested at Lands Jew elers, 607 Broad, St.

Joe. REGISTRATION For the Kretlow school of dancing tor ooloma, Watervllet, will be at ooloma Township Hall, Sept. 17 from I o'clock on. RDMMAOE Dresses, dishes, kitchen uten sils; leather rocker, 3 din. chairs.

Misc. 546 Columbus Ave. RUDY la no longer with Studebaker gar, B. H. Has own garage across Remington Rand de ft.

Shore Tavern. Oen. repair ft works guar. Ph. days 9391, nites 6-6040.

FRESH FROZEN FANNIB MAE CANDIES, 11.16 LB. FIDELITY GIFT SHOP, 161 PIPEBTONB. BTAYFORMTh perfeet Foundation without atays.rilses 18 to 64 or larfer. 41 wen. jrn.

eieu. SPIRITUALIST Circles, Wed. p.m. (IS a. High.

Private consultation dally. Ph. (-6743. Rev. Fred Ids.

NEW HIOH Prices paid for old gold, Broken gold teeth, watches, chains, etc Ray's Cut Rats store, O. P. 178 Ter-. Titorial Rd. Opp.

Post CE LOCAL 831 Halt, now avaiiaoia tor small parties, Weddings, receptions, etc. Located 113 State in Bt. Joseph. Call 1-1071. LAMPSHADES 600 different styles ft colors in stock.

Bring In your lamp oases or old sbadaf. CARROLL CRAFTS, 90s Building, st. Joseph. MUSICIANS PROFESSIONAL INSTRUC TION ON ORGAN AND PIANO. CHORDS, EMBELLISH MENTS, AOOOMPANYINO, MODERN HARMONIES.

BILL IRWIN, HOTEL VINCENT. AUTOMOTIVE Automobile For, Sale tt PONTIAO Club eoupo, '61 license, fair eond. 1100 or best offer. Inquire Meyers Super Market, Riverside. RKAI.

FALL SPECIAL BARGAINS 1841 Ply. sedan 6100 1141 Ohev. aadan 1171 i486 Ply, 3 dr. $145 1941 Intar Panel 1186 JAOOBSON'fl, JTH ft MARKET 1040 FORD 4 new paint. Ph.

8591 or can be seen at 140 Windsor B. H. 'it CHSTV. 4 Btylellne deluxe. Dk.

blue. Many Jl. ft H. 17,000 saUat. 8av as 13J OgdsO altar f.Mk interested persons within driving distance of South Haven to attend the meeting, The unit is now in the process of cruitlng with, openings for 90 to 100 persons.

Boys or girls from 14 to 18 years of age are eligible to join the cadet program the unit Is planning. The Civil Air Patrol Is an official air force auxiliary, a quasi-military organization of clvlc-minded volunteers. The CAP pays no material reward, Murphy explained, beyond the satisfaction of doing a community service and the experience received from the group. Michigan Wing officers appeared in South Haven recently to form the first of several units In the area. Benton Harbor, Niles, and Dowagiac are on the list as poten tial CAP squadrons persons from these cities may Join the local unit until the other units formed.

Murphy urged air-minded youngsters to attend the meeting and learn of the objectives of the group which trains cadets In basic mili tary and pre-flight subjects. Your Schools By Jane fiickenbach The seven men sitting at the T-shaped table were soberly In promoting our town most mi' portant business venture that of providing' for Hit "education of our youngsters. I gained a great respect for these members ol our Board of Education as watched them consider the prob lems of our school system. They could have been direetors of great business cor- poration setting up company pol and procedure, The meeting i t(ttended last Tuesday was held In the admlnlstra- high school. Two rows of chairs Miss were provided for BtakenbMh spectators, as the meetings are open to the general nubile.

The chairs remained vacant, The News-Palladium was represented, by a reporter. Ed Backus of WHFB was present, as was Attorney Robert Small, the Board's legal council. The T-shaped table took up most of the left side of the room. Each place at the table was marked with a copy of the agenaa oi me mecv ins? I found that we were to- con slder, among other problems, the teacher situation and plans ror aa ditions to Morton Hill school. Promntlv at 4 o'clock, Board Pres idenf W.

M. Cunningham called the meeting to order. While Sec. retarv Harold Crocker read the mln utes, 1 found myself considering the p-nnel of the board. All are men vitally interested In community welfare; they are prominent in the business life of our city; all of them have or have had children In our schools.

The sober blue or grey suits they wore confirmed them as conservative business men. sun't Sidnev C. Mitchell recom mended the addition of two full time teachers for Sterne Branson and Morton Hill schools. They will serve In the all-ready overcrowded -kindergarten and first grade. The Board studied the proposal with consideration for both the condition the budget, and the welfare of the children.

But the thought that classes of more than 35 youngsters ran not be "ably handled by one teacher led to the acceptance of tn suriermtendent's recommenda tions. Mr. Mitchell then advised that there was such a serious shortage of elementary Instructors that It might be some time before suuame tenrhern could be secured. Architect Harold Maurer, Junior member of Maurer and Maurer of South Bend showed to the board nlana for the remodeling of the Morton Hill school. The men studied the plans carefully.

(Note to would-be board memDers: iuiow ledra of blue print reading is es sentlal to this Job!) There were many questions puf to Mr. Maurer: Is this practical? Can this be changed? Wouldn't this entrance be more useful here? And one member In particular often questioned: Can It be done for less money? Can we cut financial corners In any way? "How many changes did you make on the Britain school plans?" Maurer was asked. He is a prematurely grey man with an ingratiating smile. "More than hope I will have to make on this set," he grinned. The clock was now near 6, but the' inspection of the plans went on.

I left, with my thought oa dinner, and a great admiration for thee men who are the business managers of our fine local educational system. POSTPONE PTA MEETING EATJ CLAIRE, Sept. 13 Mrs. Charles D. Hirsch of route 1, presi- i dent ef the PTA group- of the Shanrhal school district, announces that the Initial meeting of the new school year scheduled for this week has been postponed to Tuesday evening, Sept.

23, at I o'clock at the school house. i 3 il'n Knox, Ky soon..