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. t\. 1'~\J\(\o~ .I \ ~~l1ll~Q ,·' .... Want Ad$ On Pages 6, 7 and 8. 22 Pages THE INGHAM COUNTY NEWS Part One.:...a Pages Eighty-ninth Y em· - No, 20 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 Additional Money ISoldier Killed on sa; pan' Ba(k Home ~Bowman Resigns Provllded by State ·. The body or Ptc. Rox I\. stoven- · 1 Jury Trials Start 1ann i~ helng retumecl from fnr-oiT · City Utility Post, . h I A'd I Sulpan,. He wns l111led there Au- FOf s( 00 I Igu~t 1, 1014. In Circuit Court I'J•Ivnte Stevenson lofl the farm Police .Face Cut on the Seven Gnbles road south of Anothm· $20,000,000 Is Da!lsvillc to enter the a1·my In De· Council to Act Monday Monday Morning Added to School Support 1 to her nf 1 D11. TIJrtrly In 1012 he was By Legislative Action 'Annl to Hawaii and a few woola To Fill Yllcancy,,May I Lengthy Trial List for i lo.tor wns tlghtlng the Japaneso in A.l6o Cut Police Fo1·cc Both Ci'iminal and Civil Michigan schools will re-. the M:1rshulls a.nd Marianas. For Rudolph Bowman has ten- Actions Dt•nwn by Coul't. ceive $20,000,000 more in the two ymn·a he par~1clpated In some dered his resignation to the 1948-49 school year as a re-. or the hardest fighting of the war. city council. Bowman has Jurors summoned for service SU I t 0 f t I1C SC I100 I ~I'd b'll1 ThengiLVC hison Snlpanlifa. A.ugust 1, 1044, ho headed the public service de· at the May term of circuit court in Mason are to report passed by the state leg1slature I Born on 11 farm ncnr Bath, parhncnt the past ye.ar. He la.st week. young Stevenson came with his was given the job a year ago, Monday. Present indications point to a long term, well into . I pa.rents, Mr. a.nd Mrs, Elgin A. taking charge of the street, I I'rlmlli'Y ancl any snlrs tnx mon- :;tevenson, and two lirothcrs and d d t I June. In addition to a long list c<y will rcmuin nhot~t the same at, three sisters to the farm on Seven sewer an water epartmen B•. ' of criminal trials there is a $10 per census ehiid. Slrrte alcl 1Gllblcs mad in 19as. He ·.vorked on A 'temporary appointment to the. crowded civil c.alenclar. from general fund app~oprintlons 1 the home farm and other farms In city job will be made by the city I will be approximalcly $71 million, 1 the community before he joined council Monday night. Lee Darling, .Tuclgc Murvln S. Srrlmon opened as ~om pared to $!il million tills j the nrmy. In 1015 the Stcvcnsons chairman of l.he street committee, · the Mny term or court Monday yea!. sold their farm to the state to be said his committee wlll meet yeti mornin~;. The civil cnlcndar wns Rural schools of 10 to H pupils, aclcted to the tiansvlilc public hunt- this week and pick Fl mnn, prob-l t'cad and tJ·Ini clntes flxecl and tlten will receive a slrnight grnnt of' in~; area. 'I' llcy b oug1 1 t ano th er l'fe, R ex· 1r•· •St even son ably a present employee, to talce the crlmlnnl calendar W<Ls tal;en up, Severn! nrrnlgnmcnts were $1.700 a~ comparorl to $1,200 to I farm ncar Sto~llbrldgc. the Salpnn temporary military Bowman's joh on a temporary bas. made.Wliey l"lnchcr nnd Leonard El . .~l,H·l this ycrrr. Rural schools of I<'uneml services for Private cemetery in the Mrrriauas Islands, is, The council may remove one of •rnyloJ•, charged with looting the 15 or more pupils will receive Stevenson wJII be held in Dansvllle. but has been returned to this coLm- the regula.r policemen. Marathon gas station at Leslie $2,500, as compared to $2,100 this They will be In charge of Murphy- try for final interment at the re- Bowman was wlth the county March 26, both pleaded not guilty, year. mvans post of the v. F. W. quest of his next of lcln." rand commission as maintenance Morton .illltzroth of Lansing, CJI;,y and village schools wJJI re- No dtttc for the services has yet According to Lt. Colonel C;;Lrrol! superintendent for several years Icharged with indecent eo:posurc, . ceiVC' $118 in ciPmentary allowance been fixed. Word from the Amerl- .T, Grinnell, chief of lhe Ch1cago and then was foreman of a high- pleuded guilty, stating thrrt he was P er p. ;I pi!, as co.mpared to $07 this can Graves Registration Service in j Distribution Center, three-quarter~ I way contract~ng firm, He loft the 1 clrunl< at the time and didn't know ear For hi h school 1u )IJs they Chicago is that "the caslwted re- of the next of kin of the 200,000 j contractmg firm a year ago to I what he was doing. Questioned ;.ill ~cceivc ft3S per pt~ tf a~ com- mains of Prlvntc First Class Rex I identified American war dead have talce the city job when the 1917 by Prosecutor Charles R. MacLean, p d t 0 $lt'7 'tt 11· ' !{ stevenson being returned from I already been asl<cd to dPciclc on flood damaged streets and sewers. Eltzroth nrlmlttecl that when drunlc 1 0 10 are ' "rycar. th for final burial wl!l arrive final interment. About 71 per cent Much of his wor]< has been repair· ·--.... : ..:...: .. _____ ...L__........ _ ..,_ ... .L. ___.. _______·-··-- ......., ... on previouo ocensions he had also !':.ural schools. less an : ino~crseas Dansville within the next month, of the families have asked that ing flood damage, ~-~. \l been arrested Ior indecent expo- pupils will receive no state mel accompanied by a uniformed army the bodies be returned. More than "I have liked some angles of ·NO TRUCK SHORTAGE was visible to these three men (Ingham County New• Photo) sure. other than primary and sales tax escort from the Chicago Distribu- 11,200 of the fallen derrcl from working for the city," Bowman ------ Other arraignments made J'1on- 1 . money. Last year the mmlmum lion Center of the American Graves Michigan will be returned during said. "There have been other Monday as they watch;d the 50-truck Chevrolet • , day were thoHc of Isham Brad- 1 aft~rnoon was seven. Registration Division. The body of j the next two years through the angles which I haven't Jilted. I be- caravan roll 111 and pari~. Included 111 the caravan were trucks 1 ( ft L t d ford, W1lllam McCreary, Harold TransportatiOn ,'lid hns been60 In- I Private StcvemJOn wns interred in Chicago Distribution Center, llieve I have given the city tnxpay- of. every type and for JUSt .about every purpose. There were 1 Tryon, Mac H .. Colen and Carl ' omml ees IS e creased to a. maximum of per· I' ers full value for every tax dollar gravel dump trucks grain dump trucks buses wreckers oil 1 F. Elnton. Bradford stood mute ·~ 1 B dCh pupilR as1 comparedh to $50 this year. d . kf 1spent" fi ld' . l k • . k.h I' ' . b •. I By oar airman and a. plea Of not guilty to the ' ura. sc DOS1 .len. d'ngI gra de . Gra ua t IOn Nex t ee 01" The salary pmd to Bowman e'lk h'true I' ts, tant . Iers, vans,f semis,1 stoc -bau J mg JO s,d specta. I chaJ"ge. of larceny from. an .automo- pupils to city schools mu.st pay the w has been· $4, .a yc'ar, almost m1 . • au 111g rue unera cars, am u ances an statiOn , bile .was entet'ccl for him. Me- I _ 500 ~s, d difference between the $118 state double that of other city employ· wagons. Meeting Mon ay I Creaty, chargee! With aggravated aid and the actwtl cost. In the past, ecs. When he was hired the heads The trucks were all owned by Draper Chevrolet Co. of Iassault Witho~t intent to murcter tsome high schoolH have charged' 117 Ru ra I E19• hth Gra ders f th t t d t s ., d J I Th h d b d' I s . and without mtcnt to do great .ll1 s d'ff1 crcnce t o lh e nu. a I sc.. h on Is comJmttccso ~ sewers, recommended s rce s an that wn one er) 0 ag111awM .and thac cson. ey 11a d eent onf tspJ kay at agmaw.· Wilfred L ' Jewett ' chairman. bodily. ·harm ' pleaded. , not guilty' and some have bomc the differ- r . , . , su erlntcndcnt he hired for all' n. on ay e caravan pu e ou or .ac son, stoppmg of the board of supervisors, an- . Tty?n 1s chatg~d with drunJ~ cnce 0themselves. 00 J At exe1 clses m Mason, Stock- At Stoc.<hildgc Tuesday tl P d t to F . 1 th ·first at Owosso and then at Mason before gomg on to Jackson 1 d h. I' t f ·u ~ dr1vmg, second oftensc. He pleaded . bt·idge and Wllliamston next weelc 1 Eighth graders who will receive llree cpar men ·•· . OJ mer y ere f . .. I ' t d . nounce IS IS o commt ees ·not guilty. Colen pleaded not Ti> WM ?''"''d " '""" "'" I U7 m "'"'tl> '".<!'" Will oo- "''" d< '"""" " stookbeid" Oodheoo two w poem '"" " ' WO< " ' ' , • • - Thn'"' • y- Tho ""gom eo l< goUty to tho """<' M obtW>d"" legislatureshould not beJolt asl<erl city to taxpayerspay the Iceive diplomas."~ • •ruesday are·· ot110rfor streets for water.