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THE NFrVS-PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH MONDAY, MARCH Kit AGE EIGHT Automobiles Emnloyment Business Service Aspirant Accidents Schults, 18, Buchanan, the fourth person In the Hell wig car, escaped unlnjtired. All were taken to the St. Arrivals And Discharges Want Ad Replies 100 104 106 114 115 117 125 140 143 147 148 149 156 169 179 185 186 190 197 199 200 202 205 206 209 210 1 I ik, (Continued rrom Pe One) by one automobile and run over by another. State police at New Buffalo reported that three persons were hospitalised and a fourth rof-fered minor injuries as the re-knit of an auto accident in Sawyer at 10:55 a. m.

Sunday. Three other people also sustained minor injuries when two drivers struck two different bridges over the Galien river near New Buffalo over the week end. The parked cars of church goers were reported to have obstructed, the view at the intersection of the SawyerandNew Troy roads, leading to the accident in Sawyer Sunday morning. Automobiles driven by Emil Cercke, 56, Three Oaks, and Edward Jensen, 17, Sawyer, collided at the middle of the intersection. Cerske's wife, Amelia, and daughter, Agnes, 22, were taken to Mercy hfwnitftl Benton Harbor, where it was reported Mrs.

Cerske was suffering possible internal injuries and bruises and the daughter had a back injury and lacerations of the face Jensen received lacerations and possible internal injuries. He also was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment Cerske sustained minor euta on the left arm and right hand. at 3:30 Saturday after-j NOON James J. Carson, uaiesmirg.i, truck the rail of the Galien river bridge on US-12 north of here and knocked down seven posts. Carson suffered bruises.

State police said Carson told them i he had fallen asleep at the wheel of his car as he was driving south. Damage to his car was figured at $350. A LaPorte, couple received minor injuries at 2:30 a. m. Sunday, when a car driven by Robert Schneck, 22, struck an iron side girder on the Galien river bridge on Whlttaker street between New Buffalo and Lake Michigan.

Schneck told state police he was attempting to turn on the radio in his car and in doing so had veered to close to the edge of the bridge. Schneck sustained injuries on the tar and Ipots and his crvmnanion Miss Viola Lydick, received similar injuries. Five persons were injured in a headon crash a half mile south of Bridgman at 9:45 p. m. Sunday.

Deputies Roscoe Conklin and Victor Hauch reported that Duane Hellwig, 17, of 108 Hobart street, Buchanan, said something went wrong with the steering gear on his auto which Arathd hm1nn wtfti Mr driv en by Miss Edith Gingway, 33, of 512 Park street, St. Joseph. Gingway sustained a severe leg cut and internal injuries and John Ailard, 24, of 6326 Kenwood avenue, Chicago, who was riding with her, suffered deep face lacerations and possible ankle fracture. Ruth Marshall, 14, Three Oaks, suffered a broken jaw, and her sister, Dorothy Marshall, 16, Three Oaks a broken arm, and Lloyd Quality Cleaning CLOTHING CALLED FOfc AND DELIVERED r.lodern Cleaners Ph. 1-1077 1601 Main St St.

Joseph ALL COLORS Colfax Drug 889 Colfax Ave. Mineral Baths $1.75 Each 11 for $18 Special Massages With Lamps or Electric Treatments $2.00 Each 11 for $20 40 Years, Experience Treating ARTHRITIS and all types of Rheumatism as weU as Colds, Sinus Headaches, Poor Circulation and Nervousness. SALTZMAir HOTEL Departments for Men and Women. Open 7:30 to 4 Every Day. Phone 837L i Joseph sanitarium for treatment uv the Hall and Kerlikowske ambulances.

Qus Burk. 42, colored, 282 Burton street, Benton Harbor, was arrested on a reckless driving charge after his car went into a ditch and rolled over on TJS-31 north of Benton Harbor, early Sunday morning. Burk stated that he was side-swiped by another car going north which did not stop. Alice Brown, 60, an invalid, riding with Burk, was cut and bruised as was Annette Ark, 30, also of Benton Harbor. The accident was investigated by Deputies Victor Hauch and Dale Shafer.

Two persons were injured in a pair of accidents near Paw Paw late Sunday and early today. Max Leskoby, 21, of Decatur, is in Lakeview hospital, Paw Paw, after the motorcycle he was riding bogged down in the mud throwing him. The accident occurred on M-119 opposite the Lawton airport at 5:40 P. m. Sunday.

Arnold W. Thurber, 24, of Paw Paw, received facial bruises and 'other injuries, when he lost con trol of his car at 1:15 this morning, three miles west of Paw Paw, while ftrft lrir(T am4 no 1 rr a rf r-i or vehicle. Thurber's car is reported to have rolled Four Boys Charged With Stealing Auto SOUTH HAVEN, March 18. Two South Haven youths are slated to be arraigned today before Justice Roy S. McCrimmon on car larceny charges and two juveniles are to ap pear before Van Buren Probate Judge Merle H.

Young following the theft of a Lacota car Thursday night. The South Haven boys to be ar raigned here are Charles Barber, 18, and Harry Rowe, 17. The arrests were made by State Police Office Donald BoBo and South Haven Pa trolman Don Hardy. According to officers the four stole a car belonging to Harvey Wood, proprietor of a general store at La- cota. The car was parked in Wood's yard and was reported to have been taken when a car reported by the Barber boy stalled.

After using the Wood car to shove the Barber car for several miles, the youths aban doned the Barber vehicle and came into South Haven in the Wood car which they abandoned near the high school. It was found next morning by Patrolman Hardy. Hospital Notes Patients admitted to Mercy hos pital over 'the week-end for sur gery were Julius Rieve, 271 Charles street; Mrs. Walter Tuegel, Water-vliet; Charles Arent, Coloma; Mrs James Wallace, 106 McDonald court; Mrs. Daniel Reynolds, 660 Superior street; and Augusta Berry, 271 Belleview street.

Admissions for medical treatment included Arthur Brady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brady, Norton road; Andrew Engle, 663 Columbus avenue; Mrs. John Boeshaar, 480 North State street, St. Joseph; Carl Urlasky, 200 Colfax avenue; Mrs.

Matilda Hirsch, Coloma; and Mrs Joseph Brey, Three Oaks. Discharged from Mercy hospital are Mrs. Thelma Partridge, 199 South McCord street; Mrs. Gerald Howard, Stevensville; Mrs. Dudley Dew, 926 Harrison avenue, St.

Joseph; Mrs. Richard DeFoe, 456 Peartree court; Mrs. Alfred Rankin, 142 Britain avenue; Mrs. Theadore Sieroslawski, Stevensville; Mrs. C.

Richards, and infant daughter, Judith Ann, 146 Oden street; Mrs Forrest Miller, 1370 Territorial road; Mrs. Ned McCall, and infant son, Charles Allen, 120 Bond street; Mrs. Sam Breedlove, and infant daughter, Virginia Louise, Euclid Center; Mrs. Walter Schwarz, and infant daughter, Jeannette Diana, route 2, Benton Harbor; Mrs. James Davis, Berrien Center; Robert Clubb, Berrien Springs; Mrs.

Alvis iKieffner, Stevensville; Mrs. Clara Miller, 473 Packard street; and Thomas Ratcliffe, and twin children, infant daughter, Shelley Morgan and infant son, Thomas Frederick II, 441 Ridgeway street, St. Joseph. Doctor's hospital reports one admission for medical attention, Mrs. Robert Nickerson, Eau Claire.

DRUNK IS FINED Leon C. Countryman, 50, 235 Pleasant street, pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly charges this morning in Benton Harbor Municipal court and paid $15.15 in fine and costs. He was arrested at 11:35 p. m. Sunday at the Melody Grill on Pipestone street, where police said he caused a disturbance.

rs M00 MAHO Accessories. Tires and Parts 1935 "Master Chev. parts for sale St used tires, 550x17. Gordon Wells. Rte.

2, Highland Ave. FOR SALE Motorola car radio, $20. Owner leaving for service. 630 Baird St Attention Farmers See us on tractor tires. Complete stocks, front and rear.

Firestone Stores 4th Territorial TIRES USED RECAPPED We have good stocks tractor tires, most sizes passenger tires. Truck tires following sizes 8.25-20, 9.00-20, 10.00-20. See us today. Firestone Stores 4th Territorial CAR TOP Carriers. $8.90 $9.95.

Pit all ears. Theisen Tire St. Joe. Miscellaneous For Sale 9- A CALL ON "CHET" NICHOLS LibbT-Ow ens-Ford Safety glass Radiator Repair 800 TERR RD DIAL T8JS Automotive Wanted IB WANTED LATE Model 1939 to '42 LW.B dump truck, in gd. con.

Ph. 3-1761. WANTED TO BOY Pick-up truck, or larger. Ph. 3-7341.

WANTED TO BUY Model A car, pick-up or SWB truck. Will pay top price for good vehicle. Call after 9 p. m. or any lime aun.

yt mi, so. coloma nigh school. R. A. Watkins.

URGENTLY Wanted 50 used cars. Will pay top prices. Clark Motor Sales, 110 Main, St. joe. WANTED Model A or Ford sedan or pickup.

Cash. Phone, 3-2030. Write 2004 Forres St. Joseph. WILL PAY Good price for late model car.

none uartiora Z05-F4. BRING YOUR Car in now. Cash waiting. Bring title. Nielsen's Car Sales.

Lake Shore St. Joseph. Ph. 3-2381. SELL US YOUR 0 USED CAR We Pay The Most BECKER BROTHERS i Terr, at Fair Ph.

5-2131 WANTED Late model sedan. '39-'40 or '41 Model. Leaving for south this week. Phone 7-2525. CARS WANTED No Delay Drive In and get your cash.

BENDER'S USED CAR MARKET 510 Main Ph. 6031 Employment Help Wanted, Male or Female 11 MARRIED COUPLE Woman thoroughly competent working as housekeeper who understands children. Man for gardening to take care of lawn, References are essential. Top wages. Private room bath.

Write to Box 204 News-Palladium. WANTED Husband and wife, for work In family of two. Husband to do gardening and wife general housework. Steady employment with good wages for right couple. White preferred.

Attractive room with private bath and private entrance. Write A. G. Rumpf, 3002 Buckingham Drive, South Bend. Indiana, or telephone 3-1243.

Male Help Wanted 12 WANTED A man with a horse 1 horse plow or a garden tractor. 5 lots to be plowed. Apply Box 231 Ridge Road, Stevensville. S. Raisner.

RELIABLE Man to work in laundry run laundry truck. Apply A. K. Smith, House of David Laundry. WANTED Exp.

peach trimmers, by hour. Boara and room, write Box 204 News-Palladium. WANTED Married man by month on fruit dairy farm. Must be experienced with tractor St sprayer, yr. around work.

Nearly new tenant house. R. F. Knuth, Berrien Springs, Michigan. Ph.

2874. EXPERIENCED Wool presser wanted. Apply Barlow Laundry, St. Joe. BOY WANTED TO WORK DAYS.

HUMPTY DUMPTY, 210 MAIN ST. WANTED Men or small family by hour, week, month or year. Tree trimming, spraying other general farm work. Housing top pay. W.

Zech, Ph. Berrien Springs 4491. Baroda Rd. AGGRESSIVE Young man for home A- auto supply sales dept. Permanent position with our company.

Applv in person. Firestone Stoies, Fourth Si Territorial. WANTED Exp. man. married or single, on fruit farm by mo.

or will share cron to right party. Box 205 News-Palladi um. Female Help Wanted 13 GIRL Wanted for general office work. Must be able to jfepe take dictation, exp. not necessary.

Industrial Equipment Si Supply Co 211 W. Main. WE Wunt a thoroughly competent wom an es working housekeeper, who un derstands Uhps children. There will be additional help (or laundry cleaning. References are very essential.

Ton wages. Own room. bath, radio. Write to Box 203 -e News-Palladium. WANTED Part time nursemaid, with ex perience.

Must have phone. Pn. 5-1037. WAITRESS OD. WAGES.

APPLY BETWEEN 1 WISHING WELL HAMBURGER SYSTEM US-12 TERRITORIAL SECRETARY With good personality neeaea ior general oirice work. Typing, shorthand and handling cash. Permanent employment. Vacation with pay. forty hour week.

Ph. Mr. Ingram. 5-2144. Personal Finance Company, 207 Fidelity Bldg.

WANTED Exp. salesmrl in large dept. store, itepiy siaung past experience, age reference. Write Box 212 News-Palladium. WAITRESS WANTED Apply in person.

uanayiana, iai t. Main St. WANTED Waitress. Skylark Lunch room, S. Main St.

SALESLADY Experience, Ready-to-Wear. steady and part time position. Cinderella. WANTED Girls 18 or over, light, clean, pleasant( worx; steady employment and overtime. Also boys 18 or over.

WILLIAM BROS. PAPER BOX FACTQRY Jr Basin est berries) Wutel 1 GIT TOUR -Roofing, skiing jDsnsatMl needs now while our stocks are stUl eoW plete. Sennits Roofing tamtlatfnf nf Ofc Mil. I betw. T.

C. bridges. St. Jos. Pa.

3-aCU. DEAD STOCK Removed tree Phone eoDees. Devsglas seTL POR RETT -Floor Sanders, wsBpspsr rs mover tstesmer), sis sprayer. Ringer's, 17t 5-181X. water pstta Pipestone Kenny 944.

1 rottneU, "3 LIGHT Hauling transfer. Kenny 4 Bumage, 434 Lincoln. Ph. 984. FOB RENT Trailer.

More yoarseU, equipment necessary 8404 all crnd of ersne wort kiartaB sras 114 8th 8. I PARTS And service on si) makes of wsah era, lroners, radios, etc Expert workma ship Young's 1601 Niles At. SI Jo i Ph. 3-2702 I BRASS Se Aluminum csstmgs pstter making. St.

Joseph. Rte. Box 2M, I i Diller, Scattdale. BALFOUR SHEET METAL WORKS Offers its services In general sheet met work. Eve troughs, furnaces, ttainlea steel etc.

We give free estimates. Ph. 7795 257 Fslr Ave. LIGHT HAULING Ph Ph sfts m. Painting and aperhnrini PAPER HANGING All work guarantee Lowest prices.

Ph. 7-1650. HIOH WORK. CORNICE, WTWDOWl STACKS. POLES PAINTED.

STORM OFFICES. FOR COMPLETE DECORA! INQ SERVICE SEE LEONARDS, US COL FAX. PAINTING Pupering, interior exterier i imperial wallpaper, washable. Free est! mate. Ph.

7572. JUST Completed 50th commercial Job For complete service srds, 1S5 Colfax. PAPER HANGING Sz painting wrl guaranteed Ph. 9285. 890 Highland.

INTERIOR Decorating Si paper hsnglni Fred Hardy. Ph. S4SL FOR FIRST Class painting pape hanging Call A 8wtpiord. Wstet vliet 322. Reverse charges.

Stories FOR PROMPT St courteous moving 4 delivery service. Ph. 8404. Ruts, Heating, Plumbing-, Roofing AFTER ALL A good roof or siding -je costs so little. Monthly payments.

Oarey Roofing Oo. Ph. 8752 GOOD ROOFS SINCE 1913" Napier near Colfax, B. H. i FURNACES REPAIRED St CLEANED Ge analysis test may save 25 of your tn bill.

Quick service, free inspection. HOLD EN FURNACE CO. 341 WaU Ph. t-3M NORGE Oil burners, sir eondltloalB furnaces, conversions! oil burners, nei coal furnaces, repair service. Ph.

-10e FURNACE REPAIRING AND CLEANTJfG FREE INSPECTIONS AND ESTIMATE? HOLDEN FURNACE CO, 241 WALL. PE 5-3681. Business Opportunities FOR SALE Rubbish-garbage dtsposi business and home: Watervliet-Oolomi Hartford-Paw Paw lake); work 44 hour weekly, clears 8400 to 1600 month include fine modern I rms. and batt home with hot water heat, hot-col water, hardwood floors; garage, brood house on half Oi) sere ground, locate on U8-12 highway, nr. town; special Ih ton Chevrolet dump truck snd I pep balers.

All Included dr Paras, 420 Linden Hartford, Mlct Ph. 131. Financial Loans and Mortfftgea CASH LOANS TO SSOOjM COMMUNITY FINANCE CO. Phone 6-1132 91 WkD 6. TO PAY TAXES Hospital Medical Insurance Clothing Car and Misc.

Bills Loans up to $300 Model Loan Service, Inc. 171 E. Main, Benton Harbor Opp. Vincent Hotel, Ph. 8116 Livestock Farm Animals GD.

PAIR Of work horses. Will sell sglf or dbie. 3 ml. So Splnks Comers, mi. E.

Carl Hunt. FRESH GUERNSEY Cow, heifer calf side. Henry White, 2 ml. N. Plpestorl Creamery.

GOOD TEAM Of young horses. House; David patry Faim, Territorial Rd. 7224-F22. FOR SALE- Fresh Guernsey cow. Ca Whetstone, Berrien Springs.

Ph. 5482. 2 GOATS For sale. 14 mos old, female! one jusi iresn u. uregaiot, tat.

IKS 181, coioma. FOR SALE 2 cows or will trade ftf horses. Harry Litowich, US-12. 8 YR. OLD Sorrel horse, weight 1,500 yr.

old Guernsey cow, coming fresh I week; Guernsey heifer, coming fresb if 2 mo. Ph. 7-1934. JUST RECEIVED 25 head of matched teams single horses. I believe as good broke and gentle as I have ever A nad.

If you are looking ior a horse or a team you should look these over first. Prices sure to 'satisfy. Two beautiful Shetlandi ponies, also several sets of good i used harness. If you have horses' kor cattle, of any kind to sell or 'trade see me. i Wm.

Britton Sister Lakes, Mich. 1 9 Female Help Wanted 13 GIRLS THIS IS HE TIME FOR DECISION Get a Permanent Job now. $26.09 for 5 days work. Plus Extra Pay For Work On Evenings, Sundays, Holidays and Overtime See Mrs Binger or Call 9950 between 8 and 5. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO.

56 Wall St. Benton Harbor, Mich. BEAUTY OPERATOR For full or part time to take over former operators clientele. Modern Beauty Shop, St. Joe.

WANTED Bar waitress. Apply manager's office. Hotel Vincent WANTED Exp. millinery saleswoman. J.

Penney Co. EARN GOOD INCOME Representing Avon Cosmetics, as advertised In Good Housekeeping. Write Mrs A M. O'Bryan. 329 Douglas Court.

Kalamazoo, Mich. WAITRESS Full time, nights or days. Sunday off. Tip Top Cafe, St. Joe.

Situations Wanted, Male 14 I AM Offering my 20 yrs. retail furniture experience to some reliable furniture store. Box 209 News-Pailadium. EX-SERVICEMAN Attending Veteran's Institute at B. H.

high school 4 to 10 p. m. wishes any reasonable part time work up to 39 hrs. wk. Write Box 207 News-Palladium.

WANTED Farm work, large family, experienced farm workers Want any kind or larm work. H. smitn. Kte. 3 wa tervliet.

Ph. WatervUet 82-F8. Situations anted, Female 15 CAPABLE Secretary desires temporary position. Typing, dictation, bookkeeping experience. Reference.

Write to Box 215 News-PaUadium. WASHING St Ironing In my home stretching curtains. Also general repair work on clothes. Betw. 1 St m.

10 Ph 5-1889 Educational 15-A LEARN Profitable Auto Body and Fender repairing. Practical spare time home study and resident course Includes metal work, spray painting, welding. An op portunity for mechanically-minded men 18 to 60 that may lead to owning your own shop. For free facts write Auto-Crafts Training, 218X, News-PaUa- dium Business Service Miscellaneous Service 18 LOTS Plowed St dragged Ph. 8770.

LOT Plowing. A. Puterbaugh. Ph. 5-2358.

BACK FROM The Army and ready to plow gardens with new equip. Ph. 5-2571 for early appt. Reas. EXCAVATING Ireland Lester.

Dirt hauled away. Phone 3-1303. Business Service Wanted 16-A rfAVE YOUR Maytag washer oiled St checked. Yeske's. Benton Harbor.

Former Maytag B. H. Ph. 6204. 155 Colfax.

WELDING )We do all types of welding. )White metal aluminum. )Motor blocks welded. Maim (leaf of car spring welded (while on car. We do all( types of pre-fabricating.

PRODUCTION WELDING CO. 1001 Pipestone St. Phone 9725 Radio Repair 24 HOUR SERVICE FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY. PH. 8892 Finest Radio Service in South western Michigan.

GALLAGHER, RADIO SERVICE 307 Pipestone St. Remember our name and exact location. 307 307 PIPESTONE Opposite Roosevelt Park UPHOLSTERING Complete upholstering service Recovering, rebuilding St repairing Gd assortment of covers. Call for free estimates GRIGEREIT FURNITURE 218 State, St Joe. Ph 3-3922 REPAIR SERVICE Vacuum cleaners, sew.

tng machines, elec appliances Hswks Home Furnishings 190 Pipestone Ph 6911 REFRIGERATION- Service, domestic commercial Harris Refrlg Service Ph 8837 SEWAGE Sanitation Co Septic tanks, grease traps, dry well installed St service Day phone 8322 light 6-1555 WILL DO Garden plowing spraying. Pn. 7-1620. We Can't Get Many NEW RADIOS But we can mane vour old one play like new RADIO CENTER WM (TINY I RUTZ 407 Court St. Joe Ph.

3-3921 FOR RENT Floor Sander; also Wsllpsper remover, (stesmeri. Kline's Paint ft Wallpaper store 168 Pipestone Ph 6874. FURNACE Repairs snd cleaning. Free Inspection or estimates of all makes Call 8-38SO today Home Furnace Co St Joe. FOR ELECTRICAL wiring call O.

K. onup. iu npestone ot. pn. Har.

8303 or Eau Claire 2651. WELDING SERVICE. -Light St heavy duty isrm won specialty. Sewage, Ban its-tlon Co, Benton Harbor, Terr. A Crystal Ph.

im NEW YORK, March 1S-(AP)- Three more southwestern Michigan soldiers have arrived from overseas aboard troopships docking here: Bangor Pfc. James R. Sudberry. Stevensville CpL Emil CaUIina. Bridgman T5 William A.

Hen- drix. FORT SHERIDAN, 51., March 18 Nine more southwestern Michi gan soldiers have received their Army discharges from the Separation Center: Benton Harbor CpL Hugo J. Renne; T4 Norman Cone; T4 Wayne R. Din. WatervUet Sgt.

Owen W. Ste wart. Eau Claire Pfc. YVelton W. Bel ter.

Niles CpL Jack H. Kehoe; T4 Paul E. Hess. Allegan Pfc. William S.

Nihiki an; SSgt. Robert L. Wetmore. CAMP ATTERBURY, Ind. March 18 Seven more' southwest ern Michigan soldiers have received their Army discharges from this Separation Center: Benton Harbor Pfc.

William L. Heeter; T5 George W. Gunkel, SSgt. Alvin W. Popke.

Niles Sgt. Harvey Coble, Jr. Three Oaks Pfc. Robert E. John son.

Dowagiac Cpl. Albert Shultt. Cassopolis Pfc. Charles Karac- GREAT LAKES, 111., March 18 Five more southwestern Michigan men have received their discharges irom Naval service at this Separa tion center: Benton Harbor SR3c Henry Garrett. Buchanan Sic Melvin E.

Dretix-ler. Dowagiac SC2c Frank R. Miles. Allegan MM3c Paul E. Gavlock; VM3e Glenn E.

Gillette. Attacker Of Girl, 14, Sought By Deputies Sheriff's officers and State Police joined in a search for a man described as being about 27 years old and wearing a brown suit who criminally assaulted a 14-year-old gin at a a. m. aunaay morning. According to the report filed by Deputy Sheriff William Pugh, the 14-year-old girl was at the home of her brother at Paw Paw Lake where she was attending her brother's two small children.

She stated that she was asleep when the man, she thought was drunk, staggered Into the house and asked her where he was. Then he attacked the young gin. The victim's brother searched the neighborhood and obtained some information from patrons of a near- Dy tavern regarding the suspect. The girl now under the care of a physician. Miss Mabel Boardman, Red Cross Leader, Dies WASHINGTON, March 18-(AP)-Miss Mabel T.

Boardman, 85, national secretary of the American Red Cross for almost a half century, died last night of heart disease. Wealthy and serving entirely without pay, Miss Boardman became secretary in 1900. She had Red Cross nurses adopt uniforms and initiated the Red Cross Christmas seal sales. A CORRECTION Credit for the picture of the mural in the girls' study hall of the Benton Harbor high school, which appeared on Page 1 of The News-Palladium Saturday, was erroneously given to The News-Palladium staff photographer. The photograph was taken by J.

Randall Perry, high school guidance director. In the accompanying story Miss Margaret Prederickson, the art teacher, under whose supervision the mural was painted by high school students, was reported to have been a native of Denmark, whereas her birthplace should have read Sweden. CR1BBAGE TOURNAMENT The first round in the 1948 crib-bage tournament of the local Lake Shore lodge, No. 298, A. and Star of the Lake lodge, No.

158, of South Haven, Mich, will be held in the local Masonic temple this evening. Following the play Lake Shore lodge will be hosts to the visitors at an oyster stew supper. Past Master O. J. Mead of the local lodge is chairman of the tournament.

Serving on the committee with him are Howard Boyd, Henry Tate, Frank Merrihew, and Earl Brown. FIREMEN CALLED SOUTH HAVEN, March It South Haven firemen were called to the Emmet Ridley farm residence, several miles outside the city on the Pullman road, at 7:40 a. m. Monday when a steam tank sprang a leak filling the dwelling with steam. There was no loss.

Legals Notice by Csnntj Drain Commissioner ef Meeting of Board of Determination State at Michigan. In the Office of the Drain CommUsioner of the County of Berrien. In the Matter of the Thompson Drain. Notice is IJereby Given, that on the 0th day of March, 1946, a petition was filed with the undersigned County Drain Commissioner for the County of Berrien, pray tng for the cleaning out of the Thompson Drain. That up on the 7th day of March, 14, the undersigned filed with the Honorable Malcolm Hatfield, Judge of Probate, a petition asking for-' the appointment of a Board of Determination: That said Judge of Probate having appointed fOlenn Woodward, Chas.

C. Blum-rich and Frank Runyon a aucb Board of Determination; Now, therefore, said Board wiU meet at where (aid Thompson Drain crosses highway D. (8. 13 in the South East Quarter of Section 38. Hagar Twp.

on the 28th day of March, 1946. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day to determine the necessity of Thompson Drain. Therefore, all persons, municipalities and highway offlcialslnterested in the proposed Cleaning out of said drain are requested to be present If they ao desire. Dated at St. Joseph this 7th day ef March, 194.

W. C. HEYN, County Drain Commissioner of the County of Berrien. liu. li-U MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES Allegan, Cass, Berrien and Van Buren Counties.

One year WOO Sii month 1.75 Thre months 2.0C Tola rate for delivery by mail only on D. routes ana towns where delivery by local carrier is not available MAIL SUBSCRIPTION ELSEWHERB One year $9 00 Sii months 500 Three months 8.00 By Carrier 25c per week. Announcement Lost and Found LOST Pox terrier pup. black right eye, black left ear, white body, black spots. Answers name of "Tony." Ph.

6670. Dick Jewell, 1148 Agard. LOST Webster's dictionary In Indera, Sat. Reward. Ph.

7493. LOST Betw. Fair Ave. Crystal '32 Chev. crank, uaaiy neeaea.

rn. w. LOST Brown white Shepherd puppy. Answers to name 'Tippy." Reward, rn 6879. LOST Brown tt white Springer Spaniel puppy in vicinity ot Pearl orange, tie- ward.

Call 7216-Fla. 'btravftt Or stolen, near Coloma. blk male rmhermiin 6oa. Wearing chain collar. Reward.

C. T. Ropenitsi, Lake Shore Club, coioma. In Memoriam 2-A IN MEMORY Of our daughter Clara Haynes, who passed away one year ago March 17, 1845. To close the eye, to fall asleep To draw a labored breath, To find release from dally care In what we know as death.

It cannot be, for they live on A little step away The soul, the everlasting life. Has found the better day. MR. MRS. ADOLPH ROCK Special Notices I WILL Not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone but myself.

AARON WEBER STAYPORM The perfect foundation garment for comfort, style beauty of line, through graceful carriage. Figure con trol without steel or boning. Slim or stout young or mature, you need a Ph. 7-1195. Mrs.

Qunn. TO CLEAN RUGS And upholstery there is nothing finer than Fin a Foam, trie newly developed scientific foam cleaner. Sheffield Drug H. I WILL Not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone but myself. FRED J.

SCHDLTZ I WILL NOT Be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone but myself. John M. Allmendinger. INCOME TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERV ICE Books opened, maintained. K.

Mac-key, 102 Michigan South Haven. Ph. 614-M. NOTICE Order your Peggy Newton cosmetics. Call 3-1611 or write E.

R. Schaefer, 705 Pleasant St. Joe, Mich. Yes, we have no potatoes More fact than fiction. If yon hav farm produce for sale, an Inexpensive POR SALE ad will bring cash customer to rour place Phone 8141 A utomobiles Automobile!) For SUe 1 FOR SALE 1934 Dodge.

Gd. running cond. 250. Below OPA ceiling, we Bishop after 6 p. m.

1931 Model A Ford coupe, fair $185. Below OPA ceUlng. 273 4 Ohio, after 5 p. m. 1934 V-8 Ford DeLue coupe.

Runs good. $195. Below OPA ceiling. Ph. 7-18S1.

36 TERRAPLANE For sale, gd tires gd. running cond. $304.32 OPA ceU-ing. Will sell for less or take older car in trade. CaU after 4 p.

m. 824 Monroe. Truck For Sale 7-A 1938 Diamond 2-3 T. S.WJ. 1936 Dodge IVi T.

dump trtfek. 1939 G.M.C. l'i T. dump truck. 1938 I.H.C.

L.W.B. lVi T. 1932 Chev. lMt T. S.W.B OER SONDE EQUIPMENT CO.

521 W. Mr in Ph. 5-2184 QUICK Competent service on all ears at reasonable rate Westner Bros, garage. 1 blk out ot limit on Niles av. St.

Joe. Ph 3-1768. House Trailers 7-D 22 FT. Fruehauf trailer, 900x20 tires. A-l cond.

Ph. 6221. M. Schmalfeldt, Mer-rimac H. Automobile Repairing SZELLEY SALES SERVICE 310 E.

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Schermerhorn (above), of Reading, Mich, is an aspirant to the Democratic nomination for governor of Michigan. (AP Photo.) Much February Mail To Japan Is Delayed YOKOHAMA, March 18-(AP)-A lot of Americans in Japan know what happened at home early this month, but are still waiting for news about February. Over the week-end, the received 4,300 pounds of airmail estimated at more than 200.000 letters dated as late as March 8, Col. J. A.

Tor- rens, Eighth Army postal officer, announced today. However, the Durham 'Victory which left San Francisco Feb. 17 with an estimated 47.000 pounds of airmail letters in addition to a large amount of parcel post which ac cumulated in U. S. ports during February hasn arrived.

It was due to dock tonight and speedy distrt bution of the mail was planned. Army postal authorities said the Durham is supposed to be carrying 331,000 pounds of packages and letters, including the delayed airmail. Colonel Torrens said all airmail posted last week in Japan is on its way to the United States by plane. Army and Navy transport planes, he said, loaded 44,000 pounds of home-bound mail. Births Seven births are reported by Mercy hospital for the past three days.

They are: BUCKMAN Mr. and Mrs. William R. Buckman, route 1, Berrien Springs, an eight pound, two ounce daughter, 9:41 a. Sunday.

GAUL Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gaul, Stevensville, seven pound, 9 ounce son, 1 :50 a. Saturday. HAUCH Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Hauch, Sodus, eight pound- 96 ounce son, 2:32 a. Saturday. KARDES Mr. and Mrs.

L. M. Kardes, 611 Waukonda avenue, eight pound, 9 ounce son, 2:12 p. LEAR Mr! and Mrs. Charles Lear, McCord Terrace, eight pound, seven ounce son, 4:16 a.

Sunday. PLETCHER Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pletcher, eight pound, 2Vt ounce son, 9:26 p. Friday.

WILLIAMS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, 503 Church street, St. Joseph, six pound, 13 ounce son, 9:49 p. m.

Saturday. Doctor's hospital reports one birth: NAST Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nast, Bridgman, a daughter, Sunday." MILLBURG CLUB MEETS Members of the Millburg literary club were guests of Mrs. Harry Weber March 15.

The meeting was well-attended. Mrs. William Lull was assisting hostess. The last meeting of the year will be a one o'clock dinner April 5, at the home of Mrs. William White on Highland road.

The meet ing will be a co-operative dinner. I.O.O.F. LODGE MEETS Benton lodge, No. 132, I.O.O.F., will meet in the I.O.O.F. hall Tues day at 8 p.

m. to confer the first degree. Bainbridge lodge is expected and will bring candidates. WILL SAIL FROM FRANCE Mrs. Mildred Jennings of 141 Church street, Benton Harbor, has received word that her French daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Judd W. Jennings, will sail from Paris Tues day for the United States. Mrs. Jennings' son, T4 Judd W. Jennings, is now on his way home from Paris where he was stationed for 18 months with the ordnance orps in Paris.

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