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The In ham G:ounty ~s 26, Ninctv·Scventh Year, No. Mason, Michigmn, Thur~dav, June 28, 1956 '• 4 Sections - 26 Pages --------~~--------------·--------~-----r-·~------------------~----------------------------------------------------------~ Fourth of July ~ Ritholz Awaits! Shortens Week I Ji'nurth of .Jttly, lll<e lut~ of l New Shop for nthar lwllrlnys lhls yent•, ¥ Decision on eomes In 1he mld(lle of the 'i weci>--Wr.rlnesilny, '!'he Ing· Road Workers hum <;:'ounty Nuws will publish Court Appeal TlwrsriHy Hs usual, Jnrt It will 13un,jumln Hlihol~. 57, Cllicng-o he necessary fol' ndvnrtlsnrs Costs $40,000 opllcinn r·r~rwktml of bribery, I~ unrl corrcsprmden\s . In have still fi'P.I! on $10,000 hllnrl awnltlng their copy Into 1\ie News nf· Inglwm cnunty's new $•10,000 rr ciJ·cult r:ourt rleciHinn on nn flee at least n rlny early. shop fl t tho marl r·runmlsslon na· uppeu\ fo1· a nnw trlnl. .Turlge That wuy, the JngiHim Counl,l' rage In Mnsnn will he comJllelep Philip H. Harl~r.\1 of Niles tool< Nt!ws staff can have o vrten· by next winter, ucconlln~ to lila HJlJlCiil unrlel' advisement nftcr lion, too, l•'rnnl< !~vans, cnunty hlghwny ()n· henrlng testimony for nenrly 4 glncer, Evans sulrl tho structtare, hmu·s In Mrtson TucHduy, holnr: hullt nlong the not·lh bollltd· ru·y \Inc of the eounty proJlel'ty BLOODHOUNDS will help track down criminals in Ingham rw lwlz WIIH r:onvl C'l erl Mny 17 county when Mr. 11nd Mrs. Phillip Millville of Mason train this pair. on the wesl side of the present in Mnson of paying rnnney to Big Wind Rips - gnrar:o, will hnu~c r•xpanrled sign, The Maivillos purc:h11sed the big dogs from John Hopkins, c:lvil mPmbei'S of l\w Mlclilgan optom· cnrponler nnrl matcrluls·testJng service workor at the state police post in East Laming. elry hoard of exumlners to huvc rlepH rt ment s, Mrs, Maiville has Dixie, 10 months old, on tl1e leash in tho them "wash out" rt cnmplnlnt Leslie and "Tiw new ilullrllng will give us picture while Maiville is wrestling with Bill, 11 3-year-old. hmughl ugnln~t Dr. Edwin L. a lot more r!llmw room," EVflllS Sanehlcl< of Lansing. Bloodhounds llre new to the Maivillcs. But the couplo is loarn· snlcl. "Aclunlly wr! won't be a~· in.g fast. For ono thing, the dogs can eat me11t faster than it can Judge Hndsell prcslclecl at tile rlln~ any new rlepm·tmcnls, wtJ'Jl be thrown to them. A can of dog food medt is worth only a lazy trial which slnrlcrl Mny 7. Stockbridge .lust ilc expanding some of the gulp. · prosunt ones," 'l'wo of rtl tholz':; n tl orneys, The dogs 11re friondly. They'll bo taught by the rowRrd system. Winds ripped trees and ullllty There Isn't nn.v gr~nPral COil· ,James Hng~erly anrl HaJTY wires Sunday mrmJing In Ing· traetoJ' for the ~rmslrur:tlon job. Actually, in service, thoy'll track down men bocuuso they'll bo look Cohen, hotJ1 of DeiJ"oll, laid the ham r·mmty along It 2·rnlle·wldc Roar\ commission Pmp\oycs are ing for 11 reward. Bloodhounds on tho hunt dren't mad at anyone. appeal heforc the judge. They stl'elcil hclwucn Leslie ancl Stock· rloln~ some of I he worl<. The rest Thriy're iust out llfter 11 food treat, Maivillc explains. pointed out that r:crlain testi· brirlgr.. No one was injured nor Is being hirer! as nrr.rlcrl, Evans t • Maivillc is 11 deputy sheriff. mony, which never should have were hulldings damngccl, but th~ cxplnlnerl. Lawrc1wc Barton, Ma· been permitted In the court, howqng wind and rain dcstroy.ed son hullrllng contractor, Is doh1g CIJUscd lrrcparahle preJudice to Sunday peace. the hlocl< worl<. Mason School Board Adds the jury, While ,fudge Hadsell In All phones were out of order in Roar] mmrnlsslnn employe!! his ehargc to Lila .Jury attempted Stoel\IJridge most of the after· have proJeets going In practically to explain the questionable test!· noon. Elcclrlclty was cut off in M X M C RN M Old b l l d every pari of lilP county this 5 More Teachers to Staff mony nnd told the Jury to dis· part of the villag-e. Limbs craekecl A c A , 11son smo i e de11 er, re:eive congrotulations from all quarters Sund<ly 11t summer, Evans snlrl. A bituml· and graduated from Michigan count it, the 2 defense lawyers over high tension wires at sev· Bay City when he wos elected Michigan c:oinmander of the Veterans of Foreign Wllrs. McC11rn is nous mat r:rcw has mmpleted lay. State this spring. contendecl that the harm had era! locations creating hazarcls. A shown shaking h~nds with Joe H. Ritzenhein, left, Saginow, past state commander, and Walter P, Jo. lng 10 miles of new marl surfac already been done and eouldn't. be Short Way bus Jmd to take the cobs,· Bay City, encampment gener.~l ch~irman, following the election which wound up 11 4-day con- lng south 11nrl west of Mason ar1d 1\.lrs. Wilma J. Gordon Is I he righted, · Ofth new tencher· to he adrlcc\ Ia long way to Ann Arbor when It vontion·. McCarn wos stote senior vice-c:ommandor and was elected to the highest post with no op- Thursday they ber:an moving tile tho starr. Silf' ls fmm M;1ntua, was trapped by falling limbs. The position. (Photo courtesy Bay City Times.) portnhle asphn\1 p\;mt. to tlle The elalmcd bus was detained more than 3 • • • • '' • " • • Bnlltlf gmvel pit on Meridian road Ohio, and grHrluaterl fi'Om Hiram the vcrcllctclcfcn~e against attorney~ lhell· client hours. in Bunko1· Hill. coilr.g(! in lliram, Ohio, in .June. She will teach English ilnd dra· was not suppor·ted by testimony, Marshal Joe Southwell saw the I Alroarly r•omplelr~r\ In llw fir~t matlcs. FW E M M tl1at the court erred in instruct· clark clouds descending on Stocl<· v. X c IIA!'t of tho Slll'fadng project are lng the jury ancl that certain bridge, He alerted the Ingham ects a c arn :"! miles on Olwmos J'ond, one 011 quentions asl<ed a defense witness county sheriff's dcpar·tment with Tlarrer·, one on 13onrl, 2 on Plnlns W Ad L• f by the state were not proper, a tornado warning. and 3 on Tuttle. ant s IS Haggerty salcl Juclge Haclsc[J The wind also rippccl trees Next lo he surf;H:r.d with bl· Famous Racer displayed personal and judicial around Leslie causing power and As M. h. ga c d luminous cnnr:1·cte will be 51,4 0 8 1 courage In his0 charge, but that telephone failures. IC I n omman er miles on F'iiC'hhurg ron![ from da~\~\cr· ~a~v~~:;? p~:;~~ il7;":;:~ ;\~h~~h~;~~ij u~J~~~~~c~~f~~~~. to 1111~ 0 ~rc~~ ~~~~~ft~/~~~~~Y ac~~~~ . ~~~:~:~::~r:.0 ~~~~~ t~~~~s n;:~ e t~~si(l~~ rla:v In Inglmm county. The Ingham prosecutot• Charles E. farm on Tuttle roo~rl and turned b,V·Kinnevllle roar] fmm Leslie 5 000 1 frisl1y 3-year-old is up for sale In Chamberlain and Irving B. Beat· it over dtrrlng Su'1,day's storm. Nearly • mcmilers of the vised the stale vocntlonal cduca- spcedws and attendance al meet· northenst to Meridian road and this weel<'s want ad section. She's tic, assistant attorney general, Another nearby wagon wasn't Veterans of Foreign Wars elected tlol) program from 1946 to 1950 lngs throughout the country 5 miles nn Dexter Trail from slrec\ b,Y Stormscud and is ,n represented the people at the touched. Mason's Max McCarn to the and helped 'set up the on-the-Job l'epresenting the Michigan VF'W. M-92 northwest to Murray road. granddaughter of Hardtacl1, so trial and also clurlng the appeal Sheriff's officers and telephone highest post In the Mlcbignn or· G. 1· training programs through· McCarn is selling up committee The second stage should he com· I tl 115 1 . ganlzation Sunday at Bny City. out the state between 1950 and n.~slg-nments this weel<. Among pi t 1 1 tl H! 1 r J 1 E speec Pomcs easy lo my Tuesday. a~rl power co~pany .employes McCarn was unopposed in his 1952. · · · the first to be named to state e ec lY e:nc 0 u y, 'Valis filly. Tile maximum sentence for llorkerl In ,the area most of Sun· election as state cornmandcr, He He was a saicsman.for AI Rice appointive flosts wem William .sa~d. 1 lit! 1 1 Ingham Couni.Y News- Witnl llrlbery of a puulle oJTlclal is 4 day restoring services and clca~· was state senior vi ·e·commandcJ· Chevrolet in 19~2 Wilen IJc n arc on In ile r own work, ads are 11 goocl p\nce to try out 1 lng up the debris. Sheriff's offt· a r c . • v W n II a c c. aid·de·camp; Frank rnacl commission employes .are speed. News want acls get nctlon years n prison. ccrs elwclu!d ncat•by Stocl<bridge, I st yea: , and began 111s ne 111 purchased the Oldsmobile Hgcney Schmidt, chairman of the budget overseeing' C'on~!J'IIctlon or 1 fast. It's a sure 1hin~ t hal you Rltholz is principal owner of lakes for fishermen who might Iduties. as com !!lander Immediate· from A.