Cnlottta Courier
VOL. 43 COLOMA, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1941. NO. 46 State C. E. Union to Camp Madron Will Auto Wreck Fatal to Berrien County Weddings Paul Hull Writes on Michigan's Largest Grows in Van Buren County
Miss Victoria Hattie Skorupa, Meet in Benton Harbor Open Next Sunday Mrs. Geo. Sattler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas America First Move Skorupa of Baroda, and Harry Vin- cent Hackel, Jr., son of Mrs. C. R. Fitzcharles of Benton Harbor, were 1,500 Delegates Expected to Attend Many Improvements Have Been Wife of Former Drain Commission- united in wedlock at St. Agnes' Editor, The Coloma Courier: m With reference to the Chapter of Annual Convention Next Week— Made at Grounds and Record Sea- er Killed in Wyoming—Husband church in Sawyer on June 14, 1941, A wedding dinner was served at the the America First Committee or- All Sessions to be Held at Peace son Is Anticipated. and Daughter Were Both Injured. home of the bride's parents, and a ganized In Coloma, I am for Amer- reception was held later at the ica first, too. Since discussions are Temple. Sunday afternoon, June 22, Camp Mrs. George Sattler, wife of a American Legion hall in Baroda. called for, I believe I can set forth Madron will open its sixteenth sea- former drain commissioner of Ber- my views more briefly and lucidly The 53rd annual convention of son. According to announc»,ffient rien county, was instantly killed in in writing and hope for the privi- the Michigan Christian Endeavor made by Scout Executive Oscar an automobile wreck near Buffaflo, Miss Theresa Menchinger, daugh- lege of having them published In Union will convene in Benton Har- Noll, the attendance records of prg- Wyoming, on Wednesday of last ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. King of the columns of your worthy paper. bor on Wednesday, June 25th. Ses- vious years will be broken during week, and her husband and daugh- Benton Harbor, and Robert Proth- Most Americans want Britain to sions will be held each day througb 1941. The younger boys' camp, ter, Mrs. Carl Whetstone, were tak- ero, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. win. This Is logical for aside from Sunday, June 29th. Advance regis* which is operated under the Upton en to a hospital for injuries which Prothero of Dowagiac, were united being shocked by the ruthlessness of trations indicate that approximatelj Foundation, is filled to capacity and were not at first believed to be in marriage at St. Matthews Luth- the dictators and their lack of honor 1,500 young people from churches many of the Scout periods which serious. Reports state that their eran church in Benton Harbor on and good faith, a Hitler victory all over the state will be in attend- open July 6th are practically filled. car ran off the highway when a rear June 12, 1941, Rev. H. C. Haase of- would unite the now somewhat ance. The complete list of the camp staff tire blew out. ficiating. A wedding reception for separated brigand states like Japan A host of outstanding leadership was announced this week. Both Mr. and Mrs. Sattler were about forty guests was held at the and Germany and take away our will be available to the young Carpenters, painters and electri- well-known residents of Berrien Hotel Whitcomb in St. Joseph. pre-war feeling of security. We people for guidance in Christian cians are rushing the many im- county. Before being elected drain would have to maintain enormous living and help in society activities. provements to completion before the commissioner Mr. Sattler was en- defense forces and still feel unsafe, Some of the exceptional speakers camp opens. A beautiful fireplace gaged in the contracting business, Miss Margaret Sorrels, daughter because dictators can wait and for this occasion are: Mrs. John A. with Heatilator installation in the and since retiring from office has of Mrs. Lorraine Johnson of Benton strike at their own selected moment Dykstra of Grand Rapids; Rev. Vere handicraft building has been com- been engaged in the furniture busi- Harbor, and Joseph Marne Miller, which would be when we were In W. Abbey, general secretary of pleted. Flood-lights in the amphi- ness in Benton Harbor. The couple son of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Mil- some domestic crisis, one which Christian Endeavor in India, Ceylon theater and on the parking grounds celebrated their 50th wedding anni- ler of Royalton Heights, were wed they would even help to prepare and Burma;'Dr. Frederick A. Rob- have also been installed and ar- versary last September. Mrs. Sat- at St. John's Catholic church in and precipitate. lee, pastor of the First Presbyterian rangements have been made for out- tler, before her marriage, was Nel- Bentcn Harbor on June 14, 1941, Some of us America Firsters want church of Bay City; Rev. Lawrence door movies for the visitors' nights. lie Harner, a member of a promin- Rev. Fr. Witteman officiating. Fol- to share to the limit with Britain in A. Bash of the Christian church in Many improvements have been made ent Hinchman family of pioneers. lowing the ceremony, a reception defeating this menace. Others want Auburn, Nebr., and others. Other in the administration building to Besides her husband and daugh- and wedding breakfast were enjoy- a cheap victory. They want it to nationally famous leaders who will handle the ever-increasing number ter, Mrs. Sattler is survived by four ed at the home of the groom's par- be so cheap that they are willing to be present to guide discussion of campers. Additional state-ap- sisters—Mrs. I-innie Moyer of Ber- ents. risk the preponderance we now groups are Dr. Harold A. Carr, proved toilet and sewage system rien Springs, Mrs. June Caldwell of have over the axis powers in oil, Flint; Rev. Dewey R. Eder, Naper- has been installed; additional sailing Benton Harbor, Mrs. Grace Stemm Miss Ruth Cripe, daughter of Mr. iron, shipbuilding and coming plane ville. 111.; Rev. Albert J. Anthony; equipment has been purchased for of Hinchman, and Mrs. W. H. Cam- and Mrs. Clarence Cripe of Bu- and tank production, and allow it to Rev. J. F. Hatton; Dr. Bernard J. sailing canoes, and much new lield; also by a brother, Joshua chanan, and Howard O. Whamond, go by default to the Axis as it Mulder: Rev. Wendell C. Bassett; equipment has been added for tfie Harner of Hinchman. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wham- would as soon as Britain was forced and Rev. George D. Jeffrey. George athletic contests. ond of Milwaukee, were united in to "collaborate" with it. R. Campbell of Cincinnati will serve The camp staff will assemble on marriage at the First Presbyterian So long as we were neutral there as director of music for the conven- Saturday for instructions and as- Notes of the Courts church at Buchanan on June 14, was some reason in such a course. tion and Miss Louise Filarski of signments and will be in readiness 1941, Rev. W. H. Brunelle officiat- But by vote of a large majority of Kalamazoo will be the pianist. for the campers on Sunday at 2:00 ing. About 100 guests attended a our representatives in congress we The convention will officially p. m. The camp will be open to reception at the home of the bride's are committing acts of war In our open at 9:00 Wednesday morning the public Sunday from 2:00 to 6:00 John Gray of Eau Claire was parents. The couple will reside in government promoting production with registration. The afternoon p. m. Visitors are welcome at any landed in the county jail on a charge Milwaukee. of and paying for war goods for LOMA THEATRE OFFERS will be spent in recreational activi- time during these hours. of contempt of court. He had been Britain. It is too late to argue that GIANT ELM STANDS ON VERY FINE PICTURES ties and tours of the twin cities. ordered into court some time ago congress made a mistake because Conferences on Bible study and for failing to pay alimony for the At the New Buffalo Catholic rec- we did this against a man who acted program building and activity will support of his children and the case tory on Saturday, June 14, 1941, Miss as judge, jury and executioner In a FARM NEAR LAWRENCE be held during the sessions of each was continued to a later date. Donna Mae Flndel became the bride purge of his own friends, a man who "Road to Zanzibar" and "That Night day. These sessions are restricted Coloma H. S. Graduates Glen Ringewold, a 17-year-old of Joseph Sekulski. The bride is a sent his bombers, not to aid in vic- to convention delegates. The eve- Holland youth, pleaded guilty in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James tory but to punish, over Amsterdam Pictured above is a giant elm tree in Rio" to be Shown During Com- Flndel of Baroda, and the groom is and Belgrade, inhabited by people ning programs are open to the gen- the dircuit court to a charge of rob- which stands on the Myrta Smith ing Week. eral public and will begin at 7:30 Are Highly Praised bery armed. He admitted holding a son of Mrs. Stanley Sekulski of who had not been unneutral. farm two miles west and one mile each night Denominational confer- up W. S. Wilkinson, operator of a Blue Island, 111. The couple will I would like to see published by north of Lawrence. The tree meas- Bungle through the jungle with ences will be held on Friday after- filling station north of Watervliet, reside in Chicago. the America Firsters how, after ures some twenty-three and one-half Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dottle noon and the huge convention ban- on May 15th and obtaining $17 in they succeeded in preventing our feet In circumference and is 75 feet Lamour, guests of honor at a canni- Very Complimentary Letter Re- government from using our forces quet will be held Saturday evening. cash. Miss Doneita E. Smith, daughter high. bal banquet, in "Road to Zanzibar" The convention closes on Sunday Harold Hillock, 27, Benton Har- to support Britain and it fell, they For comparative purposes and to which will be shown at the Loma ceived from St. Joseph Concern of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith, Sr., would advise our government to use afternoon with an inspirational* ad- bor, who was sentenced to serve and Edwin Smith, son of Mr. and give some idea of the magnitude of Theatre next Sunday and Monday. dress and communion service. All four years on an auto theft charge our forces to prevent the Allied is- the tree it might be related that the On Tuesday and Wednesday, by Superintendent W. L. Alwood. Mrs. John Smithy both of Benton land and continental South Ameri- sessions of the convention will be several weeks ago, pleaded guilty to Harbor, were united in wedlock on cross-cut saw shown in the picture 194I s great glamour-musical, "That held at the Methodist Peace Temple Superintendent W. L. Alwood of a charge of attempted Jail break can possessions from falling into measures five and one-half feet In Night in Rio," in technicolor, with June 14, 1941, at the home of the Hitler's hands; how they would pre- in Benton Harbor. the Coloma schools is highly elated while awaiting transfer to' Jackson bride's parents. Rev. E. L. Snod- length. The men holding the saw its tropical romance, samba rhythms over the contents of a letter dated prison. Hillock admitted to • the vent the South American countries, are Art Haney and his son Wesley. I and torrid songs, music in the South grass, pastor of the First Baptist seeing us abandon our advantage in June 5, 1941, and which came from court he induced Jacob Peterson, church, ofifciating. More than 75 Roy E. Skog, Michigan State Col- American way, with Carmen Mir- the Industrial Rubber Goods Co. at Benton Harbor, to smuggle two hack iron, ship and potential plane pro- lege forester, says the giant is the anda and her sizzling songs, Alice BDtTH CERTIFICATES guests attended a reception follow- duction by internal dissension; see- St. Joseph. The letter is as follows: saw blades into the jail to him, to ing the marriage rites. biggest tree reported by Michigan; Faye and Don Ameche. NECESSARY IN MUCH "Mr. W. L. Alwood, be used in his attempt to escape. ing the removal of the blockade residents during a" seven months' On Thursday, Cash Nite, and Fri- Superintendent of Schools, Peterson was also arrested on the unite Japan and Hitler and know- survey conducted by the American day of next week, the Loma will OF DEFENSE WORK Coloma, Mich . charge. Miss Florence ffhRrshy and Wil- ing the punitive Instincts of Hitler Forestry Association in co-operation show "Strawberry Blonde," with "Dear Sir—We recently hired Thurston Robinson, 20, Niles, lard Toll, Jr., were united in mar- when he Is opposed, from plumping with the college. James Cagney, and "Melody for promptly for Hitler. Would these sqme of your 1941 graduates, and in pleaded guilty to a charge of lar- riage at the Lakeside Methodist Skog declared that elms irv the Three." On Saturday only, another conversation with Mr. Herb Watts, ceny in the theft of $80 in cash from church on June 15, 1941, by Rev. Americans abandon the Monroe state have an average age of from Hopalong Cassiday picture, "Border Due to the defense industry re- doctrine and if not where is the as- quirement that employees prove who assists me in the employing of his employer, Angelo Canas, Niles, Charles Dobberthein of New Buf- 150 to 175 years, but that the Van Vigilantes," and Lloyd Nolan in new workers, I remarked about the several weeks ago. falo. The bride is a daughter of surance that, alone, to keep Hitler Buren county tree probably is more "Sleepers West," a murder mystery their citizenship to get jobs or hold out of the more distant South Amer- them, more people than ever before high standards that have been main- Emanuel Schlipp, 26, Coloma, Mr. and Mrs. George Thursby of than 250 years old. solved by Michael Shayne, private tained by your graduates in our pleaded guilty to the second offense Lakeside and the groom is a son of ica we would lose fewer men than Search for the biggest tree was detective. are requesting certified copies of if we, united with Britain, attempt their birth certificates from the employ. I then checked over a per- charge of driving while drunk. He Mr. and Mrs. Toll of Stevensville. started Nov. 13 last year and sev- iod of several years, making a com- was arrested in Watervliet May 20, to prevent him from starting? eral hundred reports were received Michigan Department of Health. Of course, there is, so rays Lind- "During the first five months of parison with seven high schools, and 1940, and again last month on the and Investigated by college workers At the township election in Keel- I am sure you will be interested in same charge. Miss Marion I. Patrick, daughter bergh, the possibility that with all and county agricultural agents. this year, we have looked through our aid Britain goes down. If unit- er township in April, the sale of our ten million records for 53,000 knowing that your school far out- Mrs. Minnie Crane of Benton of Andrew Patrick of Kalamazoo, Another American elm that ap- and George W. Soper, son of Mr. edly, with iron, ship and potential liquor by the glass was approved by birth certificates," said Dr. H. Allen distances all the other schools with Harbor was given a 90-day sus- proaches the Smith tree in size Is in the voters. Since that time two regard to the calibre of students we pended jail sentence in Municipal and Mrs. John H. Soper of Benton plane production superior wc can't Newton's Woods, seven miles south Moyer, state health commissioner. uphold Britain then, standing alone tavern licenses have been issued to "This is almost three times the num- have hired. This is based on two Judge Hammond's court in Benton Harbor, were united in marriage on of Decatur. It Is 75 feet high and Jue 14, 1941, at the Congregational and with production advantages re- places ot Sister Lakes and were ap- ber for the same period in 1940, points—their courtesy and general Harbor on a charge of stabbing Mrs. has a circumference of 21 feet and proved by the state liquor commis- appearance when seeking employ- Olive Lash with a pair of shears. The church in Benton Harbor, Rev. H. versed, we would have to abandon three Inches. - when the total for the year reached South America. But tell South sion. This is the first time in about an all-time high of 100,000. ment, and their ability after they two women occupy the same dwell- A. Blanning officiating. A wedding The survey showed that the larg- dinner was served at the Hotel Vin- America that and see what happens. fifty years that liquor has been sold Michigan birth records go back .to have been employed. ing and the trouble is said to have est poplar, measuring 20 feet in cir- legally by the glass In Van Buren cent. The moment we reverse our boast cumference and having a spread of 1887 and certified copies of them "May I sincerely congratulate you started when Mrs. Lash asked Mrs. county, as that county was the first on the work you are doing. Crane to have the basement cleaned to support Britain to the limit, we 110 feet, is located near the home of mav be obtained from the Michigan would be telling it just that. one in the state to adopt local op- Department of Health or from the "Very truly yours, up. Mrs. J. W. Helme, Adrian. Biggest tion. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dalrymple I am for America first, too, but I oak is near Laingsburg. It measures county clerks of the counties in J. F. KEUSCH, Rosle Wallace, a 48-year-old col- of Three Oaks announce the mar- Superintendent." ored woman, was landed in the don't want the world of today and 22 feet and four inches in circum- which the births occurred. A statu- riage of their daughter, Evelyn, to v county jail Monday night after cre- of tomorrow to have the sorry opin- ference. tory fee of $1.00 is charged for Carl Rauch, son of Mrs. Rauch of ion of us such a course would pro- Mrs. Helen O'Leary, who has copies obtained from the department ating a disturbance. Officers were Buchanan. The ceremony was per- been teaching school in Battle called when Rosie started out on a voke. Nor could it save men and Creek, and will teach in the Coloma of health. Marriage Licenses formed in Ohio on June 14, 1941. treasure—only lose them . spree after partaking of too much Think of your local newspaper schools the coming year, has moved liquor and is said to have been arm- Aiding the America First Com- when you have news of interest, and to Coloma and will reside with her Donald Weaver, 24, and Virginia mittee are men who hate Britain or Schiele, 24, both Niles. ed with a revolver and a knife. Af- Mrs. Carl Wlckstrom and her bring, mall or phone them to us. mother, Mrs. Edith Kremer. What is believed will be-the larg- ter some difficulty the officers ar- love Germany, so that for the for- est convention held in the twin Carlyle Stewart, 25, and Mary five-weeks-old daughter, Patricia, mer's downfall they are willing to Balog, 23, both Niles. rested the woman along the high- returned the first of the week to cities this season will be the annual way and booked her at the jail on see America bear the years of de- convention of the Michigan Elks' William Woods, 23, and Pauline their home in Minneapolis, Minn., fense burdens and insecurity, plus England, 20, both Benton Harbor. a charge of being drunk and dis- after spending three weeks with her Association, which will hold its orderly. all the griefs innocent neutrals have sessions in St. Joseph the latter part Charles A. Randall, Jr., 25, Beaver mother, Mrs. Eva M. Thatcher, and suffered and will suffer still more, of the week. The opening session of Dam, Wis.; Helen Whiteside, 25, Big her sister, Mrs. Henry Munchow. caused by a Hitler victory. This the convention was held on Thurs- Rapids. Before her marriage, Mrs. Wick- isn't the fault of the America First- Boyd Custard, 24, and Elizabeth A1 Schacht, baseball's clown strom was Eva Jean Thatcher. She LOMA THEATRE day, with headquarters at the Hotel ers. iiut it is a fact and thoughtful Olney, 24, both South Bend. prince, whose diamond antics have graduated from the Coloma high Whitcomb and it is expected that panicked fans from Maine to Cali- men will act cautiously in giving COLOMA, MICHIGAN the conclave will bring 1,500 visitors Warren Whitrlght, 23, and Ella- school in 1938. During her visit these Hitler Firsters a handle in the mae Downer, 22, both Benton Har- fornia, will make one of his famous here she was entertained at several Show ttartt at 7:00 p. m. Sunday Matinee at 4:00 p. m. Continuom to the two towns. Big programs are one-night stands in St. Joseph on pretense of being for America first. prepared for each day of the meet. bor. dinner parties and social events. On Sincerely, THEATRE PHONE123 F 2 RESIDENCE PHONE 123F 3 Leonard Wiggins, 26, and Minne July 1. Schacht, now on a nation- June 12th, several school friends On Friday evening there will be a PAUL KULL. Robbins, 19, both Niles. wide tour, is booked to appear in gathered at Mrs. Thatcher's home PROGRAMS SENT ON REQUEST. moonlight excursion on Lake Mich- Edgewater Park as a special attrac- igan on the steamer City of Grand Richard Ott, 21, and Esther Bar- for a get-together and brought many Air Conditioned Alway* Comfortable fetz, 22, both Bridgman. tion for the nocturnal Michigan gifts for the baby . daughter and Rapids. On Saturday afternoon State League game between the St. MR. AND MRS. J. O. PECK After June lit All Shows 10c and 33c. there will be a monster parade and - Charles F. Patton, 21, and Jane spent a delightful evening with Howard, 21, both Benton Harbor. Joseph Autos and the Flint Indians. Mrs. Wlckstrom. other features. Last year, baseball's ace funny-man, Harlev Walker, 34, and Lucille RETURN TO COLOMA HOME Klingerman ,23, both Benton Har- a fixture at world series games and FRI. and SAT., JUNE 20. 21 10c and 33c bor. the annual all-star contests, drew Mrs. Homer LaMott is in receipt over 2,000 to Edgewater Park. He Abner Buller, 22, Benton Harbor; of a letter from her sister. Miss Sold Their Farm in North Coloma "RAGE IN HEAVEN" is rated as one of the game's highest Elizabeth Hamilton, announcing her the A Evelyn Jensen, 19, St. Joseph. With Robt. Montgomery and Geo. Sanders P IT7 TRE Devon Michael, 20, and Virginia paid stars. The Autos, now on the safe arrival at San Anselmo, Cali- to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knapp. Ixli/Li WATERVUET Roty, 17, both Berrien Springs. road, return home Saturday to open fornia, where she will spend a pait -AND- a six-game stand which will include of the summer vacation with a sis Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Peck have three games with Muskegon and ter, Mrs. Kathryn Cole, and daugh- moved into their home on St. Jo- "MURDER AMONG FRIENDS'' Week Days Doors Open 6:4S p.m, three with Grand Rapids on succes- seph street in Coloma, having sold Snnday Doors Open 2:30 p. m. CANNING CO. WILL ters. Miss Hamilton will return to sive nights. The Saturday night Michigan for a short time before re- their farm north of town to Mr. and don. Show Starts 9:00 p. m. Continuous SETTLE OLD ACCOUNTS Mrs. Herbert Knapp. Mr. Peck had Sudty • Monday • Jnne 22 - 23 Matinee Sunday 4:00 Cot. Bagining Sunday Jnne 15, admission to contest will be ladies' night as usual. suming her school position with the All St. Joseph games start at 8:30 owned the farm for about sixty all Shows, Adults 27o and 3c Fed. Tax WITH THE GROWERS faculty in the South Bend senior "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" Cbildien 10c. p. m. high school. years. A few years ago he erected a home in Coloma and lived here SING CROSBY, BOB HOPE and DOROTHY LAMOUR for a time, but returned to the farm Newi and Selected Shorts Admission 10c and 33c Son. Mon.-Tue. Jnne 22-23 24 Annual Meeting of the Fruit Co- Mrs. George Klotter left the first Members of the Methodist G. R a couple of years ago. Mr. and Mrs. "NICE GIRL of last week for a visit with her son, O. W. class met Friday evening, Kna^p purchased 37 acres on the Tuesday and Wednesday June 24 and 25 Dianna Durbin - Franchot Tone operative Canning Co. Will Be Edwin McAdams, who is an officer June 13, with Mrs. A C. Stark for south side and 20 acres on the north in the United States navy, with the regular meeting. Mrs. Edith "CUM In Swing" "Coffin On Wheels' Held Friday Eve. side of the road, which includes all "THAT NIGHT IN RIO" headquarters at San Diego, Cal. Kremer presided during the busi- the buildings. They also purchased Adults 30c, Incl Tx. Children lOc IN TECHNICOLOR All accounts due growers for fruit When Mrs. Klotter arrived in San ness session and the study of the the livestock, farm implements and Diego she was surprised to learn Bible lesson was conducted by Mrs. Alice Fay - Don Ameche - Carmen Miranda Wed.-Thurs. June 25 26 delivered to the Fruit Co-operative grain. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Waldo, that her son was out at sea. A mes- George Stratton. Light refresh- who occupied the Peck home in Co- ADDED-SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS Admission lOe and 33c DOUBLE FEATURE Canning company of Coloma for the years 1939 and 1940 will be paid at sage was sent to the son, who was at ments were served. The class will loma, have moved to Riverside. "BUCK PRIVARE" a meeting to be held at the canning that time operating the ship's radio meet for a picnic on June 27th, with Thursday and Friday, June 26-27 Cash Night Thursday and was the first on board the ship Miss Bernice Scott as hostess. Abbott and Costello plant on Friday evening, June 20th, JAMES CAGNEY IN it was announced on Tuesday. This to hear of his mother's arrival. He "RAGE IN HEAVEN" was immediately given shore leave Frank Eugle, a familiar character will also be the annual meeting of The first red raspberries of the around Bloomlngdale, whose best "STRAWBERRY BLONDIE" Robert Montgomery - Ingrid Bergman the organization and directors for and joined his mother an San Diego. season were taken to the Benton friend was his dog, poisoned his dog AND JEAN HERSHOLT IN Universal News Reel the coming year will be elected at Harbor market on Tuesday by Her- last week and then took a dose of that time. The old engineering building on the same poison and died at the Friday-Saturday June 27 • 28 man Nimtz of Berrien Springs and "MELODY FOR THREE" the campus of the Emmanuel Mis- caused a wild scramble among the Van Buren county infirmary. He DOUBLE FEATURE sionary College at Berrien Springs buyers, and the twenty-two pints was 62 years old and worked at odd Although automobile accidents was destroyed by fire last Saturday SATURDAY ONLY, JUNE 28 10c and 33c "PLAY GIRL" are all too frequent, it is rarely that which were in the lot sold for $5.25. jobs, living wherever he could find morning. The Berrien Springs and shelter for himself and his dog. WILLIAM BOYD IN Kay Francis • James Ellison motorcycle accidents are reported, Niles fire departments were called "Sign Of The WoW but on Monday evening Mrs. Mar- to save other buildings. The struc- Arthur Naumann and Ruth Zosch- garet Chappell of Empire avenue, "BORDER VIGILANTES" Selected Shorts ture which burned houses the laun- ke, seniors at the Benton Harbor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watts, Jr., and near Benton Harbor, was knocked dry, the printing plant and engin- high school, who are patients at son Freddie and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- -AND- down by a motorcycle at the corner eering department of the school. It Pine Crest sanatorium, were given ter Martin? left last Saturday for a LLOYD NOLAN IN COMING - "Cheers For Miss Bishop" of West Main and Colfax in Benton | "Next Time We Love" "Scattergood is reported that a new brick build- their diplomas at the sanitarium on motor trip to the Smoky Mountains, Harbor and sustained a fracture of ing for the engineering department Monday by Principal Charles Sem- Washington, D. C., and other points "SLEEPERS WEST" Bajnes" • The Great Dictator." her right leg. was already, partly completed. lar. of interest along the way.
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WASHINGTON. - You would be worker before they accept him for BQBEN AMES WILLIAMS BEH AMES WOIAMS Valuable Jewel Proper Stuff surprised at the people in Washing- military service." w. n« kj- service Reputation is a jewel which noth- Wood burns because it has the ton who are worrying over the farm- When Lewis Hershey talks about CHAPTER XVI—Continued bones at a touch. Peter served her He looked at her steadily, said at ing can replace; it is ten thousand proper stuff in it; and a man be- er's worries which have been in- trying to replace a man on the farm -17— and George, and as Mat Forbes last: "Why—he didn't give it to me, times more valuable capital than comes famous because he has the creased by the emergency. The he knows what he is talking about. Peter said, angrily resenting her joined them he served his own plate no. I wanted to go on deck, and it your diamonds.—Laboulaye. proper stuff In him.—Goethe. chief worries are two: The drain He still owns a farm-his share of refusal to accept his word: "Don't and then Mat's. When Corkran ap- was cold, and Peter gave me Rich- of farm labor caused by the draft what is left of his Mennonite grand- Makes 10 BIG Drinks talk like a fool. I tell you he's dead!" peared, a little uncertainly, Peter ard's big sea coat to wear over my and the demands of the defense in- father's original 360 acres in Steu- Why should Peter be angry because heaped his plate; and he asked in own. After we got on deck, I put dustries; the inability, because of ben county, Indiana. Disgusting Brute she could not believe this impossi- an agreeable tone: my hands in the pockets, and felt defense priorities, to get the labor- Grandfather Hershey came to He who beats his beast would ble thing? "Do you know navigation, Mr. a piece of paper, and before I ear stow... saving devices which the farmer Steuben county from Pennsylvania beat me if he durst. She forced herself to listen to what Corkran?" thought, I looked at it. It was your needs to replace human hands. whither his ancestors had immigrat- •N Ui-V Peter said when he now began to "No, sir." letter to Richard, Mary." sar&Mwzr... In a top-floor office of a convert- ed from Switzerland in 1708. relate what had happened, telling "Mr. Forbes can give you a start. She spoke quickly. "It began: ed apartment house overlooking the Twelve hundred men out of Steu- George, while the others listened. Better work on it." Peter smiled 'Dear Richard, Having been capti- Potomac I found a sandy-haired ben county, Indiana, left the plow to Peter said they came out at last grimly. "The Venturer's had hard vated by the charms of your per- Hoosier who is doing some of that go to the Civil war. One out of six cn/sp worrying. He is concerned with the came back to the farm. It was nat- on an open hillside grown with ber- luck with her officers this voyage. son . . .'?" WHAT 0IP I 00 ry bushes. They saw the pond on Something might happen to me." For answer, he fumbled in his problem of "maintaining an ade- ural that young Lewis Hershey, back the saddle of the ridge and a great "Yes, sir," Corkran assented in a SUZZYSPOOAW/6. quate supply of farm workers for in 1911 joined the national guard. WITH TWAr CAN B pocket, produced a crumpled paper, flock of geese in the pond. toneless voice. Peter looked at him gave it to her. She smoothed it out, production of essential foods re- You may remember the national C?F PAIT? "I would have to crawl to get thoughtfully, but he said nothing. read it swiftly with racing eyes that F/ZST TV CAST.' quired for national defense." guard went to the Mexican border near enough to shoot," Peter said, There was little speech during that nevertheless lingered over the fa- He did not write those words just in 1916 and it was only a jump from meal. ms* quoted. Secretary of Agriculture there to France. That jump took explaining to them as they listened miliar, not-to-be-forgotten words. without speech, Isaiah and Hiram "Dick was always a hero to me," rs Wickard wrote them. The sandy- young Lieutenant Hershey away She smiled as she read. Once in the door with Corkran behind Peter said, half to himself. "I haired gentleman is not even in the from the farm but his roots are still these words had seemed to her so department of agriculture. He is a there and he still talks the language. them, George and Mary at the ta- didn't think anything could happen impassioned and tender and beauti- ble. Tommy Hanline had come to to him. He seemed so strong and DLAY clothes! Let's talk about general in the army. What is more He knows the farm is a vital part ful that they made her senses swim; * play clothes for the theme is stand behind Peter, tears streaking sure, and luck was always with him. he is head of the organization which of our defense. and once she had treasured this a most fascinating one. N^ore • • • his cheeks. I almost went crazy, running up and has been drawing "heavily upon the scrap of paper in her bosom happi- triumphantly, more spectacular- Peter went on with his story of down that beach today." He rose, supply of farm labor." He is Brig. Food for England ly. But now even in the tension of ly than ever before in the annals y Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, acting di- his brother's death. shaking his head. Waits at Docks this moment she was amused; and of fashion lore are the designers rector of the Selective Service sys- "I'd have to crawl," he said, "on George and Mary followed him she looked up at George in a deep answering the challenge for play tem. Another problem of the emergen- my hands and knees. Richard and into the common room, and George mirth. of color to the huge pockets and the cy is feeding the British. lay down on the long bench there. clothes that will add to the pic^tre But that is only half the story. Gee stayed where they were, so's "You really thought I'd written of golfing, tennis, hiking, swimming, wide shoulder straps, A bolero to There was some consternation ex- not to scare the birds. I crawled It was still broad day in these high protect her shoulders and a quilted Lewis Hershey is farm-born and this to Richard?" motoring, and all the other sports farm*bred and although his official pressed in the department of agri- within shot range and waited till latitudes, but the small window gave "What could I think?" apron to protect her knees are also culture when it was learned that the scant light. Peter lighted the whale that go to make perfect days of out- duties are concerned only with the they lined up good, and shot. Some "I mean, since we came aboard door playtime. included in this cunning outfit. first food ship from the United States were dead, and some of them flap- oil lamps. The pinafore pair shown in the selective service, he is unofficially here?" A significant thing about modern under the lend-lease law did not ar- IN ONE pattern, sunsuit, frock ping on the water. The others flew "I don't like the dark," he said. background will cheer the heart of 1 "I'm afraid I did," he admitted. play clothes is that they have a way rive in Britain until almost three and bonnet are all included. away. "I'm dreading tonight. Probably every mother and daughter. These JUST LIKE A "My dear, can you imagine any of making one keenly fabric-minded. months after the bill had been passed. Even if she's only two, she can "I stood up and yelled, and Gee won't sleep." He decided, after a pinafore types should be an inspira- Reports from London reflected this T3ALL! i? moment: "I'll go on deck and have girl really writing a letter like That saying about necessity being ALWAYS UAMTJIN put on the front-button frock all came running. We chased the tion to home sewers in that they are surprise, too. It was suggested there by herself; the plain neckline and a look at her." that; so many long words, so stilt- the "mother of invention" applies 60MtWME*e., IT wounded geese in the shallow wa- perfectly to modern play clothes' so easy to make. The profession- that perhaps the United States might ruffly wing sleeves will be cool George lay quietly. Mary stood ed and silly and everything?" al looking nicety of the edge seam- TAK-fci T^oolSl-E ter, and caught some, till we had fabric production. Scientific proc- institute cheeseless and creamless To TCtACM IT and comfy, all summer long. This eight. looking out of the small square win- He said, half-smiling at his own ing is achieved in a jiffy with a little days in order that Britain might be confession: "I've never had a love essing is achieving materials that trio is sweet in percale, gingham, "Then I asked Gee where Richard are as near 100 per cent perfect as edge stitcher found in every mod- supplied. linen, seersucker. letter, Mary. I don't know much em sewing machine kit. The full The ship carried 4,000,000 shell was. He said Richard had gone about them. Didn't you write it?" is humanly possible in the matter down to the beach. I went along the gathered finish given to the back-but- eggs, 120,000 pounds of cheese and "Yes, but years ago. My hand- of washability and wearability which top of the cliff looking for him, and toned skirt is only a matter of min- Beating Defeat 1,000 tons of flour. . This seemed writing doesn't even look like that are guaranteed to be practically temporary defeats in life, but Anally I saw him. There was a utes with the gathering foot attach- "The world wants the kind of a drop in the British food bucket. now!" non-fading, non-shrinking, non-wrin- come again and wrest triumph point of rocks running out into the kling and all the other qualities ment. The same material is used for men who do not shrink back from from defeat."—T. Roosevelt. But the records now reveal that "I've never seen your handwrit- both—a striped denim. The two out- water, and he was sneaking toward demanded for apparel that must the department of agriculture had ing, you know. We've not been sep- fits cost but a trifling sum to make, $70,000,000 worth of food on or near the point as if he was trying to cut withstand the ravages of strenuous Sll DEMONSTRAriON arated, so we've never written let- they promise much joy in the wear- the docks and has had ever since something off from the water. I wear. "I can't tell you how thrilled I im ters to each other." ing and besides mother-and-daugh- shortly after the lend-lease act be- with the performance, labor saving thought it might be seals, but I It is interesting to note the rise "And it's signed 'Mary Doncas- ter costumes are fashion's pet Don't say Pork and Beans came a law. The trouble has been Sometimes papering the ceiling features, and beauty ol my new couldn't see them. to high style distinction that is taking NESCO Kerosene Range. ter,' " she insisted. "Not Mary Mc- theme this year. lack of ships. of rooms in color—instead of the "I saw him start to run, and then place among fabrics once consid- » "Before you buy. Insist on seeing these Up to the last season or so the There has been some surprise, too, Bell Syndicate. Inc.—WNU Service usual white paper—adds to the at- I saw them coming toward the wa- Ausland." • nil,I I new NESCOS demonstrated and ered of low degree. There's denim, great problem with fabricists has SAY over the fact that shell-eggs, which tractiveness. ter, galloping on their flippers the "I thought you had forgotten yoi for instance, once synonymous with • • • learn about their many convenience were my wife." been to produce white materials might be considered almost as per- features and their fine cooking and way they do; but they were sea commonplace workaday overalls, To remove an old calcimine fin- baking qualities. You'll find Juat the that will come out of a brisk tub- ishable as shells, were sent instead PLAWIKJ OK/ lions, bigger than seals, some of He spoke so humbly that for I now playing a star role as media ish from walls, soak it thoroughly model to fit your individual needs." moment she caught him close in ten bing or cleaning process as white of powdered eggs. HOW V\T> them ten or twelve feet long. Dick for the smartest tailored suits that Van (amps with hot water applied with an old Simplified Operation as when new. Welcome comes the Lord Woolton, food minister, who got in the way of them and he hit at derness; but then she spoke in swif' "P 1 A M O a socialite in the smart set might message of white rayon pique shark- met the ship, tasted the cheese when •YOU HuUT I brush, then remove with a sponge. "The large, acientifically designed one with his club. It snapped at explanation, and soberly now. "Lis oven has a reliable heat indicator and don this summer in town or for it arrived and said it was quite as I • • • him. I was too far away to see just ten, George. I copied this lettej skin which is proving ideal for ten- PORK^nd BEANS is fully insulated with efficient glass country club wear. By the way, good as the English Cheddar. He Change water in which cut flow- wool. Fuel tanks ore easily accessible what happened, but they have long out of a 'Complete Letter Writer nis frocks and for white suits and when you go shopping in the sports aftemoon dresses. It is this snow- BRIG. GEN. HERSHET did not taste the ggs and some folks ers are kept every day and scald and powerful burners provide In- tusks, teeth like a dog's, only long- when I was in school in New Bed stant beat in various desired degrees. departments take a look at the white pique sharkskin that is used wondered — for they were NOT roses with hot water if you wish er. It must have sunk the tusks into ford. It was supposed to be from i "There's an enclosed storagespace for swank slacks and shorts made of to make the tennis frock shown in Fcast-for-thc-Least familiar with the other problems shipped cold storage. flowers to remain fresh for some his hand; and it just galloped on, man to a girl, and I thought it was yellow denim. Top these with a which affect the farmer. • • • time. idle utensils and a removable burner dragging Richard with it, into the perfectly beautiful." the foreground of the group pic- • • • tray that keeps the stove and floor vivid calico-patterned print blouse tured. Here is a fabric that is sure The draft is his business and he Radio Artist Works clean without back-breaking drudg- water." "I see," he assented. "But Mary ery. Staggered burners allow me to or a jacket quilted of bright fig- to stay in top form, having been test- has told draft boards all over the Never leave egg whites after "I think one of the tusks stuck in Richard kept it all these years. S< ured glazed chintz and you will rank Driven by Thought Dealing With Faults His Own Farm use 3 isrge utensils at the same time ed and approved for wearing and country to give "serious considera- they have been beaten stiff. If and the convenient table lop provides his wrist somehow; maybe wedged perhaps he loved you too!" A spur in the head is worth two Bad men excuse their faults; Information grows in the strang- high in any fashion parade. cleaning satisfaction. It adds an tion to individual claims of men en- allowed to stand they will flatten much needed extra working space." She shook her head. "No, hi in the heels. good men will leave them. est places in Washington. The other between the bones, or hooked into Carrying her tools in the pockets exciting note of interest because gaged in agricultural pursuits for and will not beat up again. Declare a housetvh'e's holiday and didn't keep it! He never saw it. 3 day I learned a lot about moles and • « • the tendons. He was jerked off his of a blue denim culotte outfit the this dress was designed by Alice occupational deferment from mili- hurry down to jee the new NESCO know that now. Peter stole it froir how to feed yourself from your own Ranges at your dealer today I feet, couldn't do anything. It dragged pretty young miss pictured to the Marble, national tennis champion, tary training." Home-Wash—Add a teaspoonful him into the water, and they me in school. He told me he was farm from Bud Ward. Of course, C. M. Piynt "But don't you see, George, this left in the illustration of smart play making it authentic news as to Farm Workers Important. of vinegar to each pint of rinsing went under together. The place going to give it to Richard. I begged the information did not cover sugar means Richard isn't dead!" clothes is tending her flowers in what's what in smart action ' "One reason why so many young water to revive color; allow a was boiling with them, dozens of him not to." Her cheek colored, most picturesque attire. Note the and coffee growing, nor, in this case, teaspoonful of salt to each pint and she said honestly: "Next day h< fashions. fellows are in the army today in- meat, though Bud tells me he will them, like a school of mackerel. dow at the boil of water under the cotton braid trim that adds a dash (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) THE SMOKE'S THE THIHG1 stead of working in the fields," said if you want to "set" strong colors. They churned it into foam like brought me what he said was Rich- have plenty of pork by spring besides • t t stem. The desk was at her left, the General Hershey to me, "is because milk. Even from up where I was, I log book lying on the end of it. ard's answer; but I know now thai what he is going to sell. Ht'LL MAKE- In freezing ice cream in a hand Peter wrote the answer himself, be- Chintz Housecoat Non-Crushing Fabric even the farmers on the draft I forgot to say who Bud is. Well, couldn't see down into it. After a while, she looked down at UP HIS BED freezer, use about one pound of cause it's the same handwriting in boards, when a husky lad comes I will tell you later. He has a "I stayed there, running up and the book; and presently she lifted AND HAVE- coarse salt to eight or nine pounds the log; and he must have kept my Made From Cotton along and says he is willing to join farm over in Virginia. It's the kind down the beach, shouting and yell- it and turned the pages to the latest the army do not realize how hard P TO UE- of cracked ice. If the salt is add- letter all this time ..." Her voice of a place that people stop to look ing like a crazy man, but I never entry. She read it, her eyes glanc- In these vacation days of outdoor ON IT ed to the ice in the freezer, it it will be to replace him. at » hen they are out driving. saw him again." ing along the lines. checked as though some thought activities and week-end trips more you BET should be put in the upper layer struck her; then she went on: "It is a lot easier to teach a young Bud does all the work with the "Hoakes Bay. Day began with and more the desirability of of ice. "And he put it in Richard's coat, town boy the skills so he can replace help of Mrs. Ward and the baby, « • • ONE-PIECE SPACIOUS OV^J CHAPTER XVII southwest wind and rain. Repairs clothes made of non-crushing and I SMOKE CAMELS. a man taken away from the produc- WELDED STEEL HOLDS LAI to fool you, to make you mad!" Amelita. A rubber band will prevent bob- FRAME. • ROASTER finished this morning. Captain Rich- non-wrinkling wash materials is rec- tion line in a factory than it is to He said grimly, remembering that THEyfcE EASY ON She is not a baby any more, the bins and spools of thread from un- "He can't be." Mary realized she ard Corr and Mate Peter Corr went ognized. teach him how to farm," said the storm of emotion which had racked way I first knew her. Now she is a winding and becoming tangled. had spoken aloud, for their eyes to shoot geese on shore while the A cotton that has come valiantly general. him so: "I was crazy, Mary. I'll MY THROML young lady and pretty enough to • • • NATIONAL ENAMELING turned to her. "Richard can't be water casks were being filled. Cap- to the rescue is the new boucle "You can't just tell a green hand spend the rest of my life making make any star of stage or screen Eggs should never be cooked in and STAMPING COMPANY dead, Peter." tain Corr descended to the south weave and designers are certainly to hitch up the wagon and go down Hsilk to spin. ly. "I'm sorry, Mary. I know how of the Bay. Will stop at Stanley to the general went on. "They don't get terribly jealous that I can see Dressmaker Bathing Suits the evening, after we get home from you always felt about Richard. But set up new topmast and topgallant. like to stick their noses into the hot HE'S MORE- you do." Then she cried, tense the studio." I feel worse than anyone. He was Rain squalls tonight. Corkran was Recall Fashions of 1890s side of a cow in July when they can again, leaning close to him so that And that reminds me. I was go- LIKELY TO MAKE my brother, wasn't he?" He looked promoted to be second mate." The fashion trend in bathing suits get a job in a factory, work until five they could not be overheard: "But 00 LT CHAMPION ing to tell you who Bud is. Well, UP MIS BUNK 1 around at them all; he cried, as Mary read and nodded slowly. As is to dressmaker effects done in most o'clock, and then get off and go to don't you see, George, this means he and Mrs. Ward and Amelita run AND THEN LIE if their eyes accused him; "Blast she conned the words, she seemed any material one might choose. the movies. They soon get enough Richard isn't dead! If he is, Peter BEN HOQAN one of the most popular weekly pro- OUT OF IT it, I couldn't do anything! I tell you to hear, far away, a faintly familiar Taffeta is especially good style; so cash to make a down payment on he's dead!" No one spoke. He came killed him; but I know he isn't!" grams in Washington. In fact they sound, not easily identified. She is flowered or striped jersey. The a car and the first time they come have two, and one annual, interna- I to his feet, strongly. "I want to get tried to hear more plainly. Peter He apked gropingly: "How does it knitted suit is a particular favorite. home in it to see the folks they take away from here. This easterly's mean Richard's not dead?" tional blue network show, "Congres- had written this. The capitals were So definite is the dressmaker styling two or three other young fellows sional Children." what we need to get out of the Bay. ornate, involved in sweeping curves, "Why, don't you see?" she in- that one is reminded of fashions that CAMELS COKTWHS from the neighborhood back with The "National Children's" pro- We might not get another for weeks. and there were blotches where the sisted. "Peter's a coward and a held forth in the gay nineties. The •them." We're leaving!" gram is weekly and it consists of pen had pressed too hard, and the sneak and a thief, or be wouldn't difference between "has been" and But somebody has to feed the fac- J. Millar Watt No one denied him. children—and I mean children—little letters staggered erratically up and have done that with my silly let- modern styles is found in shorter tory workers and the soldiers. tots some of them who can hardly Peter said, his tone placating; down. Peter had written this. It ter! George, we've got to make him ruffled bloomers, shorter (much "We have got to have food," Gen- "Corkran, come on deck. I want a talk. was very different from the preced- go back to Hoakes Bay and find shorter) skirts and open midriff ef- ttTlISS MICOTIME eral Hershey concluded, "and the All three of the Wards have their word with you." Without waiting for ing entries in Richard's smaU, neat, Richard." fects. draft boards will have to learn to an assent, he turned abruptly into part in running these programs. careful hand. Richard's hand was After some consideration George In elastized types the princess sil- answer the question: Where can we Oh, the moles! Well, I have to •Si, the after cabin. Corkran went compact and firm, Peter's large and agreed with Mary to seek aid from Enthusiasm for cottons in the fab- houette is a favorite and even newer get another man to replace the farm let that go until next time. through the steerage to ascend the sprawling. Peter had written this. the crew in forcing Peter to re- ric realm has crescendoed to a new is the one piece ballerina elastized • • • companion ladder there. What was it she seemed to hear? turn to search for Richard. Mary high this season. The importance satin types. The Hawaiian influence ^pend.Qt GOVERNMENT PAYDAYS Should Be Introduced HARD WORK Overcast George put off Richard's coat that Something heard long ago. Or seen sat beside George and in a whisper BRIEFS ,,, By Baukhage of cottons in the fabric realm is is seen in large floral effects. Of them-accordinft to m r Twice a month 167,000 Washing- "Those new people across the The Hollywood film director who Tommy had ^iven him and went to long ago. Peter had written this I explained that when Peter was sure- simply breath-taking not only be- ^dentific te«t» of the jmoie itset' « tonians have money in their pockets road seem to be very devoted," said had lunched very unwisfely returned his bunk to lie under blankets there. Peter! ly asleep, they could creep across cause of the transcendent loveliness Mrs. Jones wistfully to the news- She followed him, her legs stiff and Knitted Cape "The ABC's of the IDR" is a —on govemment paydays. A large to the studio for an interview with Her eyes widened in a sudden to wake the mates and enlist their of cotton weaves but there is no call new book for the would-be soldier. number of these people who know paper which hid her husband. wooden with the penetrating damp startled attention. aid. For if help were to be found of the mode be it ever so humble As everyone knows, fashion's a distinguished author. His visitor MSM It is a complete clarification of th6 that they will be pensioned at 60, A rustle of the paper was the and chill. Standing by the bunk she or an event ever so festive and for- spotlight is on capes and the vogue was waiting. The director sat Once years ago Richard had writ- against Peter it must come from Infantry Drill Regulations of the or after 20 years' service, are af- only reply she got, but she was used could see through the small window ten her a note, two or three lines, those next in authority aboard. mal but what there is a cotton fab- will continue during the fall and win- down and took up what he thought above it a headland a mile away. United States army. It is by Capt. fected the same way and the first to that kind of response. brief, curt, cruel. "Wait till you Mat Forbes and Corkran were ric that will tune into the picture ter. The latest reaction to this trend TIE CMMETTE OF Paul Brown, expert drill instructor was a manuscript, but what, in She watched the headland fall slow- is the enthusiasm expressed for thing they do is make for the bank. "Every time he goes out he kisses grow up. Don't be a silly little fool." sound asleep when George in dark- perfectly. Moss roses never looked who believes that men going into the reality, was the local telephone di- (jeneratons ly behind; and she felt the heavier capes in the knitted realm. Why Some of them just deposit their her, and goes on throwing kisses all But Richard had written that note ness opened their door and felt prettier in real life than they do on COSTUEI TOBACCOS army should be instructed before Mistress—Sarah, be sure jou put rectory. This he studied gravely for seas outside the Bay begin to lift not begin to knit now so as to be checks. Others cash a goodly share down the road. Edward, why don't the way Peter had written this en- his way to Mat's bunk and whis- the cotton chintz housecoat pictured. CAMEL they join up. He has a simple and of them. plenty of nuts in the cake. some moments before saying: the Venturer. She stood there long, The graduated border idea of the among the first to come out in a you do that?" try in the log, in a sprawling hand, pered in the mate's ear, warning practical plan for ex-service men And then they make for the stores. Sarah—'Deed I ain't goin' to crack not moving, her eyes fixed on that print makes it possible to achieve knitted cape this fall. You can buy "Say, this isn't a bad li'l tale, but the words straggling up and down, him to silence. Mary pressed the who want to co-operate with the You can imagine what happens to "Mel" snorted the man behind no more nuts today. Mah jaw done bluff which was gray through rain; interesting effects at the shoulders capesuits now that look as if hand- you'll have to cut down the number the capitals ornate. door shut without a sound; and idea. Washington's shopping district. the news. "I don't know herl" aches sure 'nough already. of characters." till presently they changed course, and waist and in the skirt. knit if you prefer. Suddenly she knew in a complete George lighted the candle, and Cork- • • • With millions for defense and a brought the wind more abeam, and and overpowering revelation that it ran woke at the sudden flare. Ex- Camouflage the headland disappeared. "I 9m not a Naziist, I am a good share for the storekeepers it Too Risky Wants It Difficult had been Peter, not Richard, who cept for their boots, he and Mat "Ma," whimpered little Tommy, When Mary came into the main Fascist ..." these startling words means that you can hardly squeeze "So you're a salesman now, eh. "How many are six plus six?" wrote that cruel note long ago. were both fully clad, sleeping in "do I have to wash my face again cabin that night, Peter sat in Rich- Tips Picked Up in World Fashion Centers credited to Senator Johnson of Cali- your way around on govemment Sambo! Do you stand behind the asked the teacher. The log book snapped shut with a their clothes against the pitiless and fornia appeared as a part of one of paydays. The working hours of gov- before dinner?" products you sell?" l ard's place at the head of the ta- Some of the new suits and coats "Twelve," replied Johnnie. "*HE PUBLIC nature of advertising bene- sound so loud that George sat up, searching cold. Black pleats are making news this his Speeches in the appendix of the emment employees have already "Certainly, dear." "No, sah, ah sho' don't." to ~, ble. He told her that Corkran had staring at her, asking quickly: will have popkets so high they will 1 PUBLIC nature of advertuiug bene- "Correct; and here are 12 choco- Mat and Corkran, when the lamp season in dress and sports coats. Congressional Record. been staggered and naturally there "Aw, gee, why can't I Just pow- "Why, Sambo, I'm surprised at Li fits everyone it touches. It benefits the been appointed second mate. The "What is it, Mary?" One new summer hat has the look more like a yoke. lates fo^ having been correct." was lighted, looked at their visitors fit* everyone it touches. It benefits the The first thing next morning Sena- is a demand to stagger the paydays der it over again like you do yours?" you. What are you selling?" public by describing exactly the products that are offered. It mates had not yet come below. She She asked in a sharp whisper: crown and half the brim made of Red shoes are being made in "Please, teacher, next time give in a sleepy wonder, waiting to hear public by describing exactly the products that are offered. It tor Johnson was on his feet the mo- in order to handle tjiis staggering "Well, sah, you see, ah sells went to speak to George and found "George, what made you think Rich- what this visitation meant; and white toyo straw. various styles which permit their me something hard in multiplica- benefits employees, because the advertiser must be more fair him stronger than he had been, bent benefits employees, because the advertiser must be mote Bur ment the formal opening of the sen- spending problem which arises twice Much Dis-Cussed! mules." tion," suggested Johnnie. ard and I loved each other that Mary tried to explain. She found Your coat or your blouse fastened wear around the clock. ate was over. every month. and just than the employer who has no obligation to the public. on coming to be at table with them. day?" Digging in the garden need not Mother—What did your father say that there was terribly little she with huge buttons is a sure sign that and just than the employer who has no obligation to the public. "I wish to correct that freak of There are a million people in the She sat on Peter's right as she "Don't be unhappy about that. It's cause freckles if you wear one of when you smashed the new car? One Man Wanted Collect? These benefits of advertising are quite apart from the obvious could say. She had no evidence be- you are properly fashion-conscious. the printer," he said, "and to insert, capital's trading area, it is esti- had been on Richard's right during all right." It is still possible to buy English the new dome-shaped straw coolie These benefits of advertising are quite apart from the obvious Son—Shall I leave out the swear "Now tell me, what kind of work Sally (eloping)—Daddy is going to benefits which advertising confers—the lower prices, the higher yond her own certainty that Richard after the words *1 am' and before mated. And on payday it almost words? these weeks of the voyage. Willie "No," she insisted. "Tell me." printed silks, and they make up into hats. A cutout pattern is appliqued benefits which advertising confer*—the lower prices, die higher can you do?" be completely unstrung. was alive, and that Peter knew it, *a Fa^itt,' the word 'not.' " seems that they are all downtown Mother—Yes, of course. quality, the better service that go with advertised goods and firms. * Leeper had roasted one of the geese She demanded acutely: "George, tailored summer dresse* of distinc- in red cotton around the edge of the "Work? I thought you wanted a John—That's all right, dearest, and that they must return to Hoakes qualit]', the better service that go with advertised goods and firms. TL# correction was made. at once. Son—He didn't say a word. \ shot that afternoon, had cooked it so did Peter give you a letter he said Bay. tion. round brim. we'll wire him at once. thoroughly the meat fell off the I'd v/ritten to Richard?" (TO BE CONTINUED) PAGE FOUR THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA. MICH. JUNE 20,1941 THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. JUNE 20,1941 PAGE SIX Church Announcements In the Divorce CourtsRemai n Young by Staying Electric Tattoo Invented First American Born President Lake Michigan Beach Martin Van Buren was the first Irritable, Says Expert Prevention rolling the results are almost terri- To 'Fingerprint' Dogs President of the United States bom Candies and sauces can be pre- fying in their immensity." Circuit Judge Fremont Evans had "Stay irritable, biologically irrita- Did you ever experience loss of as an American citizen. All the rest Without Auto American With defense programs, curtail- Methodiit Church a busy day in the divorce courts on Opportunity Offered Michigan Census King's Fund Aid vented from boiling over by rub- ble," is the recipe lor remaining your dog and then were unable to were bo.-n as British subjects. j ment talk, rumors about changes in Monday when he granted divorces Interesting Items From This Lively bing inside of top of the kettle well Rev. Ray M. Lawrence, Pastor young offered by Daniel A. Lord, identify him because several dogs next year's cars and all the rest, to ten women and one man. The with butter down about an inch from The new pastor. Rev. Ray M. Law- S. J. Community Where Life Is Worth were similar to yours? To War Victims Bathrick is convinced that every- cases were as follows: Adds Farm Facts the top. Contents will not pass the Life Would Collapse rence, at the morning 10 o'clock hour of "I don't suppose any other test You no longer will have that dif- to Secure Farm Homes thing will work out all right. He Telephone 65 worship, will preach on the nuhjeot Mrs. Ida Huelsberg Dewell of Living. line. would more easily solve the problem ficulty, according to the National Bu- thinks that many of us are crossing "Our Loyalties." Special music is plan- St. Joseph from Charles Dewell, Colqma, Berrien Co., Michigan bridges we haven't come to. He sees ned. You will find the services of real cruelty and non-support. They were of how old you really are than the Tony Greco was taken to Mercy reau of Canine Identification. The Under Auspices of Ruler, bureau is working out a plan where Here's a Farm Security Administration Is New knowledge of Michigan farm LOS ANGELES — Characterizing some dark days ahead, but believes TAKE A TIP question: 'How irritable (in the tech- hospital last week for an emerg- F. W. COCHRUN profit and enjoyment. The pulilic ia in- married in 1928. Task of Providing 1932 Car, Dependent himself as "a fugitive from the eco- vited. Following the morning service, nical sense of the word) are you?' " ency operation for appendicitis. Lat- every dog will be numbered. The homes and farming appears in re- that our basic American principles Mrs. Marguerite Nordberg Peter- Now Receiving Applications for The selective service board in nomic law of supply and demand," the church school convenes, to which son of St. Joseph from Manfred Irritability, as used here, however, est reports state that he is recover- number will be written on the dog's ccnt releases nf information gained Help Is Tackled. will come through unchanged and FROM THE both the youth and adults are cordially ing satisfactorily. leg with an electric pen ond record- Loans From Qualified Farmers. in the 1940 or 16th census of the Cleman, Texas, turned a dpaf ear to D. U. Bathrirk, general sales mana- probably more deeply imbedded in- Peterson, cruelty and non-support; Is not to be confused with bad tem- one selectee. He listed as a depend- ger of Pontiac Motor Division, of invited. they were married in Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Ashley and ed by the bureau. VARNISH United States. to our national life than ever. per expressed in throwing the furni- LONDON.—A curious British in- Pontiac, Mich., predicted before thei At 7:30 p. m. the young people will family, of Shelbyville, Ind., made a Qualified farmers in Berrien Ten years ago, for instance, only ent his 1932 model automobile. "You can't change the American Ind., In 1936. ture around, or tossing dirty looks, The bureau will keep its records stitution, the King's fund—1940, is members of the Los Angeles Break- CROW! meet for the Epworth League service: a hurried round visiting relatives ov- county who at present do not own one farm in five was credited with way of living so easy," Bathrick Mrs. Carolyn Dohlstrom Lambert, by growling under the breath, or by on small cards, as police files are now advancing through its early fast Club that any attempt to take matter of special interest for young er the week-end. Mrs. Ashley any farm property and who desire electric lighting but now the rural concluded. "There are 140,000,000 Benton Harbor, from Otis Lambert, becoming angry at slight provoca- kept. The card will contain the formative stages with cool disre- away this country's favorite indus- people will be presented, and plans taught at the Pier school for several to apply for a loan to purchase a homes in the state show 71 per cent Without a Fatality people in this country who aren't cruelty. They were married in tion. The word irritability, it is ex- name of the owner, address, phone try, the automobile business, will adopted for the year. All young people years. "Tod" is spending a couple family size farm under provisions of have the energy available. More gard for the obstacles that lie The record number of passenger going to give up their American not attending elsewhere are invited to South Bend in 1933. plained, has been savagely misused. number, dog's name, breed, sex, lo- ahead. It provides cash benefits result in the collapse of the Ameri- On Your Next SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mrs. Eunice M. Gibbs Anders of of weeks at the Crooked Creek the U. S. Department of Agricul- than twice as many farm homes now miles flown without fatality by way of living without a terrific l)e present. Aliveness has been learnedly defined cation of the marking and the num- ture's tenant purchase program under certain conditions for mem- can way of living—war or no war. fight. St. Joseph from Leroy Anders, de- lodge to get his summer coat of ber itself. are on hard surfaced roads as there the commercial American airlines One year $1.50 The regular midweek service will he as irritability. A thing that is alive bers of the fighting forces, auxiliary Motor Trip between sertion; they were married in South tan. should file their applications now were a decade ago and an extra amounted to 1% billion before hav- Hailing the automobile industry "I don't believe the outcome of held Thursday at 7;30. The pastor de- is a thing that can be irritated. The number used will be one of a with the Farm Security Administra- and as more than ever the nation's num- the present emergency is going to Single copy Five cents Bend in 1928 and have one child. The first guest of the season to 18,000 homes have gravel, shell or services, merchant seamen ing been broken. sires to meet those who usually attend serial, no two alike, with the serials alter our way of life fundamentally. Mrs. Ida Agens Cnok of Benton "Aliveness, irritability, is quick- register at the Post Lodge, in the tion, Lee A. Marsa, FSA supervisor, shale surfacing over the number re-| civilian defense workers. It de- ber one industry and still the num- Michigan t Wisconsin and those who have not been attending. running from A to Z, with each vet- The automobile is still going to be (Entered as Hecoml-class matter at the Harbor from Richard F. Cook, cru- ness of response," explains our au- person of Ted Frankel of Detroit, said today. porting that type of road surfacing pends entirely on voluntary support, ber one standard bearer of Ameri- An enjoyable time is promised. erinarian having an individual se- a necessity in this country. The Go "AS THE CROW FLIES" postoffloc at Coloma, Michigan, under the elty; they were married in 1924 and thority. "It is that quality in a liv- arrived last Saturday for his annual Seeking to give as many eligible available 10 years ago. | yet is administered by the govern- Have you paid your sunscrlptlon? can life, he maintained that the rial. people will not give up their Amer- rich man's toy of yesterday, in be- —straight across Lake Michi- Aot of March 8.187'.') have two children. ing organism that is easily aroused, visit. families as possible an opportunity Proof that Michigan agriculture Other methods of identification ican way of living without a strug- coming a national necessity, has gan aboard a modern P#f# Mrs. Lydia Villwock Bishop, St. quickly excited." Gus Tange, wife and four chil- to own a farm of their own, the de- is substantial is found in several of £uncj js j0 one esta5iished First Congregational Church are not foolproof, the bureau says. partment of agriculture Is accepting the census figures. Less than half Order for Publication—Appointmonl of gle. made every man rich in comparison MarqutUt Auto Ftrry. Avoid Joseph township, from Emil Bishop; So to answer the age question, dren, of Chicago, are spending a by King George V in the last war. Card of Thanks Nose-printing doesn't work efficient- applications for loans which may be the'farms in the state are mortgag- AdminUtrator and Determination to yesterday's standards. Rev. Horace B. Loomls, Pastor. cruelty and non-support. They you must ask yourself: "How is my two weeks' vacation at the Schinck When the present conflict broke out, Bathrick spoke on the subject, the long detour around the ly because when a nose-printed dog made during the fiscal year begin- ed and of those that are mortgaged of Heira. "America's number one industry To all the relatives, neighbors and Sunday, June 22—Church school were married in 1927, were divorced cottage. the earlier fund had distributed "The Motor Car and the National lower end of the lake this response to anything, to everything, is lost every dog of its description ning July 1, 1941, so that the ap- the amount for each farm has been is still the number one standard friends, for their kindness and sym- at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at in 1937, and re-married in 1939. Two of our young people, Anne £1,500,000 in 75,000 grants. But State of MlchlRan. The Probntc Court for Economy," pointing out that it is so pleasant way! to this type of person, to human be- has to be nose-printed to find the lost proved families will have sufficient reduced from an average of $2,534 bearer of Amercian life." pathy in our sorrow and bereave- 11:00 o'clock. Mrs. Mary Bell Leslie, Benton and Ruth Damon, were among the where the first plan aided disabled tba County of Berrien. huge that most people take It for ings in general, to some skill or art one with any degree of certainty. time to select farms and make plans in 1930 to $1,870 in 1940. At a ae—ton Of said court, held at the pre Pere Marquette's fast steel ships ment in the loss of our dear mother, The Methetes will not meet in the Harbor, from Peter Leslie, deser- graduates from the Benton Harbor bate office In the city of St. JoaeplHn hsUI granted. Few realize, he said, how that I have cultivated and grown to for the 1042 crop, he said. The average age of a Michigan soldiers, sailors and fliers and their ply between LUDINGTON, we extend thanks. afternoon: there will be meetings on tion: they were married in Arkansas high school. These girls, a product county on the 0th day of June. A.D. IW1. it has reached into our economic love, to something I instinctively Farm families who filed applica- farmer is just over 50 years. Ap- widows and orphans, the present un- Preaent: Hon. Malcolm lUttleld, Judpe Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brune alternate weeks until September. in 1912 and have five children. of the Pier school, are among the Not a cheap Tarnish—because it's life to mould our American way of Mich., and MILWAUKEE, like?" Women Buy Bridge Books tions after July 1, 1940, for loans proximately two-thirds of the farm- dertaking embraces unknown mil- of Probate. 30 Bullets Per Minute Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brune The Senior Mathetes will meet at Mrs. Delia Foster Kilgo, Benton first settlers at the Beach. Sounds Lowe Brothers—but a good, full-bod- In the Matter of the Estate of Catherine living. MANITOWOC and KEWAU- "Youth responds naturally to al- A recent survey showed that this year, but who were not ap- ers have been on their farms five lions enrolled under scores of em- Miss Theodora Brune the parsonage. township, from James T. Kilgo, cru- rather odd to refer to them as first ied, high-gloss varnish at an unusually Knlebea, alHO known aH Katie KnlebeH, De "I can't believe that vanity and From Semi-Automatic NEE, Wise., on regular day most everything. It likes people. It women buy 85 per cent of all books proved, because of lack of funds, years or more. Taxes per $100 of blems and many who flght the war Mr. and Mrs. Newell Pelton The Explorer Scouts will meet on elty; they were married in Missis- settlers, but that is dissipated when "chtsier KnlebeH havInK Hied In said court pride alone have caused 5,200,000 wants to play. It is delighted by the on bridge and have almost a monop- low price for a varnish of its quality. will not have to file new applica- value average 90 cents as compared from their own doorsteps, says the A new semi-automatic rifle is & and night schedules. Plenty of Mrs. Zilpah Weber Tuesday at 7:00 p. m. sippi in 1923. you see them. hlB petition praying that the admlnlxtratlon people to part with $4,500,000,000 for new and the novel. It is excited .by oly on the bridge teaching profes- Fine for floors and interior woodwork. tions. Mr. Marsa said that the to $2.07 in 1930. New York Times. ofsald estate be (tranted to ChcNter Knlebea or firearm intended for use by the in- storage space for autos, trudu —Adv. Girl Scouts—The Monday troop of Mrs. Henrietta Herr Brown, Ben- Mrs. Phillips has just returned the purchase of 1941 automobiles," county tenant purchase committee, Farming is a serious business. to aome other Hultahlepernon and hU petition fantry soldiers of any country and and trailers and no red tape girls will meet at the church for a ton Harbor, from Jacob Brown, cru- music. It is interested in pictures. from a winter in California and has sion—which has evidently got to be Gallon, $4.90 Half-gallon, $2.65 Right for the Job. praylnu that aaid court adjudicate and deter- The Pontiac sales chief said. "No— composed of John Warman, Dean Proof of that is found in the motor can likewise be used by the cavalry, hike at 10:00 a. m. The girls from elty; they were married in 1917, It is amazed by beauty. It reacts opened her cottage at Pottawatomie among the truly "learned profes- mine who were at the time of bin death the I am certain that it is because the when you sail—gasoline need Quart, $1.42 Pt.. 81c Hf pl., 51c Clark and Arthur Spaulding, will caCtUr anaimd tractor figures i••n• th— e cen- ^ ^a'r ^0re nUrSe(l ^ 0ri8" leiral heirs of said deceased and entitled to marines, mechanized units, airmen the Twelve Corners troop will be Carl Jones of Coloma from Mrs. to friendliness." Park. sions," since out of 4,000 bridge Inherit the real eatate of which said deceased automobile has become an indis- not even be drained! Red Baffling Color review these applications again and sus "'The' aVerage""age of the cars' inal fund into existence and is tend- and civilians. their guests. It's regrettable, our authority ob- Encouraging news is received teachers, this survey showed 97% Ask us about Lowe Brothers "Specifi- pensable part of our economic lifi Shirley E. Jones, cruelty. They were notify the families if additional in- and tractors on Michigans farms ing this one. He is permanent sec- "s'efrdered. That the 7lh day of July Just turn your car over to an Science has just given us a branc from Mrs. Louis Patti, who is slow- per cent are women and about 90 cation Varnish." the greatest single contributor to Semi-automatic means that it is married in South Bend in 1935. serves, that instead of directing formation is needed. indicates they are the same—the; retary of the ministry of pensions A D 1041 at ten o.clock In the forenoon, at attendant and go above to en- new theory to the effcct that ref ly recovering from her recent ill- per cent of the pupils are women. said probate office, be and Ik hereby appoint the American standard of living. not a full automatic as is the case Mrs. Allene Stark Mixter of Co- these Interests and properly stimu- The Bankhead-Jones farm tenant 1933 models. and for more than 30 years has been joy comfortable dub-like writ- may baffle mind readers. The psy Free Methodist Church ness. However, as in all other human ed forexamlnlntt and allowing said accoun- with machine guns. The latter fire loma from Guy Mixter, cruelty. They lating the enthusiastic responses, so- act passed by Congress in 1937 au- Some farmers find time to gain identified with public health and and hearing said petitions. Pointing out that the American chologists say their research in were married in August, 1940. The Lake Michigan Beach Associ- achievements, tho supreme players It la Further Ordered, That public notice a continuous stream of bullets so ing and smoking rooms, gay II. M. Parks, Pastor. ciety tends to knock them out of the thorized the Farm Security Admin- outside pay. About one farmer in social welfare endeavors. His fears way of living, as we know it today, dicates that thought transferenct Two Berrien county marriages ation has had a fine new cement at the top are nearly all men, for thereof be Rlren by publication of a copy long as the trigger is held back and lounges, cheerful dining salons, Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. child. Scott's Pharmacy istration to make loans to capable, three reported working off his farm,' at this time are not over the sound- hereof once each week for three auccesBlve did not arrive until after the auto- can be confused by mental^ imagi that did not last very long this sidewalk laid from the refreshment reasons that are still a scientific weeks previous to aald day of hearlnif. in The mobile had made its presence felt, cartridges are fed into the gun bright, clean staterooms and Preaching service, 11:00 a. m. Rev. Yet people who never lose their worthy tenant families to enable usually non-farm work. This total j ness of the King's fund—1940, for of red things, probably because nui. year have resulted in applications stand to thp stairway leading to the mystery. Coloma Courier, a newspaper printed and cir- he went on to tell of the 6,500,000 mechanism. Machine guns weigh spacious decks—Economically Carl Ruble of Battle Creek will be Irritability, or aliveness, are those Coloma, Michigan them to buy land of their own. of outside work in a year's time was, ^is unique agency is just the thing people are both stimulated „• for divorce. Lewis James of Bu- beach. The walk was put down by culated In said eonntr^ wage earners employed either di- from 18 to 40 pounds depending on the guest preacher. who stay young. Their interest is These loans are made only to fami- 9,638,294 days, compared to 6,347,- yours in plact of hot, traffic- alarmed by red. chanan, 31 years old, charges cru- Broderick Bros., who certainly did for the job, he feels. He Is genuine- A true copy: Judge of Probate. rectly or indirectly by the automo- the make and require from three In the evening wc will join with ever fresh. They are intensely alive. a fine job. lies who cannot get money to buy a 179 days worked away from home ly concerned over the prospect that Elsla Kracjl. Judge of Probate. 4Mt bound highway milts! elty in a suit for divorce from Mrs. homestead anywhere else. They are bile industry, with families totalling to nine men to operate and handle the Watervliet church. The whole fundamental measure- Mrs. Anita Blair, wife of Gordon Tourist Cards i farms In 1930. money may be tight after the war. Donnabelle Houseworth James, af- just large enough to cover the cost 20,000,000 and a total annual income ammunition, etc. Prayer meeting at the church ment of youth comes down to this: C. Blair, president of the Lake Mexican tourist cards, required of Sources of income may well vanish Different Dessert ter ten weeks t)f married life. They of a family-type farm and the ex- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- of 10 billion dollars, the equal of the The semi-automatic weighs the every Wednesday night. "How alert is your mind? How Michigan Beach Association, is at American visitors, cost 81 cents. For something different for lunch- were married by a justice of the pense of repairing old farm build- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES in the welter of taxes. Then, per- farm income for the whole United same as the ordinary army rifle, her home in Chicago from Mercy CLOSURE SALE eon or dinner dessert, try ginger- peace in Buchanan in April. The responsive is your soul? How quick ings or putting up new ones. Loans haps even more important, there is States. about nine pounds. One shot is fired Si* your local Ptrt MarquHtt Roil- are your reactions? How many in- hospital in Chicago where an opera- • the likelihood of a staggering case way Agent for complete inlomuUiom. other couple could not agree after 1 are made only to American citizens, "The automobile is also the great- bread with roialns in it topped with tion on her eye by Dr. Hoffman was DEFAULT having been made in with each pull of the trigger. The Salem Lutheran Church four months and Mrs. Norma Gra- terests have you? Is the world won- and preference is given to those who est payer of taxes in the nation, said orange hard sauce. successful, and she expects to be the conditions of a certain mortgage effective strength of any army in ham Thornton, 18 years old, charges derful, or is it a bore to you? Are can make a down payment, or who Bathrick. In 1938 the taxes placed Rev. W. II. Franzmann, Pastor. Atomic F^rie?'"llITbej triU. tte. questions Sir ^Ve"by ROSS H:LAm"anS RUTH action is dependent largely on their cruelty in a divorce suit against you fond of new acquaintances and back to the beach in about two • TAILORED TO own the livestock and equipment on automobiles by federal, state and The service next Sunday is at 9:30 weeks. Mr. Blair was in Chicago the subject of the lesson-sermon in Adair sits in his Westminster office j LAMBt Husband and Wife, to fire power and it is therefore of PERE MARQUETTE Alfred Thornton. She charges that devoted to old friends?" needed to operate a farm. ASSOCIA- count.y government. s amounted to a. m. Sunday school and Bible hour for the operation and returned here a'lT Ch^San^ScTence churches"thru-1 and ponders. Only about 150 grante PEOPLES SAVINGS prime importance that the infan- her husband squanders his money YOUR NECKLINE... Qualified applicants are recom- out the world on Sunday, June 22., have been made under the new fund, qF BENTON HARBOR, | more than all the car manufacturers try should be equipped with the most at 10:45. Sunday evening. received for new cars and trucks AUTO FERRIES and refuses to provide her with a mended for loans by a committee of The Golden Text (Psalms (95:3,4) the expenditure amounting to £750, MICHIGAN, A Corporation, dated modern rifle available. NO home or clothing. Experts Say Best Driver three local farmers in each county is: "The Lord is a great God, and a1 yet cases are coming in at the rate the 28th day of July, A. D. 1939, and they made that year. • NEW NEATNESS 1 The evolution of rifles during the Christian Science Services, Coloma. Mrs. Hazel Ledyard Reynolds of where the program is in operation, great King above all gods. In his of 40 a week and the war, to him, recorded In the office of the Register "The automobile has made mod- Confederate Flag last 100 years has been amazingly Benton township charges cruelty in Cannot 'Stop on a Dime' These committeemen certify to the hand are the deep places of the has not really begun. Contributions of Deeds for the county of Berrien ern life in our suburbs possible. Just Long-Tlme Correspondence her suit for divorce from Frank A flag called the Stars and Bars AT THE WAISTLINE secretary of agriculture the appli- slow. The first was the muzzle load- Christian Science services are held The time to step on the brakes is earth: the strength of the hills is to date are around £15,000. land State of Michigan, on the 29th think what America would be like A 45-year-old promise to exchange EXTRA COST Reynolds. They were married in once opposed the Stars and Stripes. cants whom they consider most de- ing gun. Then came the breech at 11 o'clock every Sunday morning before it's too late! his also." No nooeal hai been made be- day of July, A. D. 1939, In Liber 202 if our 140,000,000 people were jam- two letters eac All of these "extra" features are 1911 and have seven children. It belonged to the Confederate 0 serving and best qualified to make to e loading gun and about 30 or 40 years h week gives three in the basement of the State Bank "I can stop on a dime!" is a com- Among the Bible citations is this cause it is thought the public is of mortgages on page 549; and the ^ '" th ^ sisters a record for long-time cor- included on the Ford Tractor Cruelty is charged by Gilbert' States of America a success of a family-type farm. The ago came the magazine rifle. of Coloma. A cordial invitation is mon saying, but a long way from " v» passage (Gen. 1:31): "And God saw overburdened with demands for • —enU principal and inter-, - —^ mattered forties Charles Schaefer of Benton Harbor, i loans carry 3% interest and may be respondence. with Ferguson System as extended to all to attend. the truth, even with perfect brakes, everything that he had made, and, who seeks a divorce from Mrs. Lu- repaid over a period of 40 years money, and the fund is allowed to ^ becarne due and pay. virtually impossible for workmen in It was in 1894 that Mrs. Harry standard equipment says the public safety department behold, it was very good." expand almost automatically. | ^ thereof, i factories, stores and offices to get to Koerbel of Jeannette, Pa.; Mrs. Ola cile Schaefer. They were married Removing Mildew Stains although the borrower may of Correlative passages to be read abIe accordlng the terms Real Eyelashes on Bust of the Automobile Club of Southern the job without the automobile Lutz of Donura, Pa.; and Mrs. in South Bend in 1935. To remove light mildew stains, course pay off the entire loan more from the Cliristian Science text- Help in Various Ways. and the undersigned having declared ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH California. Women couldn't do their shopping, The bust of Sam Diego de Alcala, Walter Bradford of Marion, Ind., Mrs. Blanche R. Hackerman of soak the stained article for two days rapidly if he wishes. book, "Science and Health with Key the full amount of principal and Watervliet, Michican If you're an average driver, It Essentially the fund gives "occa- children get to school on time, nor on view at the Museum of Modern 0 Niles has filed suit for divorce in sour milk or buttermilk. Then Application blanks and full de- to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker sional help in directions quite out- ' interest remaining unpaid to be agreed to write their weekly letters. -vSU^ \ takes you three-fourths of a second salesmen call on customers or farm- Art in New York, as part of the from Arthur E. Hackerman, charg- rinse it in cold water and wash it in tails on the operation of the Bank- Eddy, Include the following (p. 109): immediately due and payable, as Since then, two daughters of Mrs. Rev. W. A. Cogley, Pastor side the scope of the state scheme ers get to town without it." exhibition of Mexican art, has real ing cruelty. They were married in to get your foot on the brake after head-Jones tenant purchase act are "The three great verities of Spirit, provided in said mortgage, on which; Koerbel have joined the "round Masses Sunday: Watervliet, 7 and warm water and soap suds. of compensation." Disabled officers Bathrick said that curtailment of eye lashes and real teeth. Creation Missouri in 1937 and have two chil- you see danger. available at the county office of the omnipotence, omnipresence, omni- mortgage there Is claimed to be due robin" correspondence and they 11:30; Hartford, 8:30; Paw Paw Lake, and men may receive grants for automobile production next year is of the bust evidently was not so dren. That means that in about the time Farm Security Administration, lo- science—Spirit possessing all pow- at the date of this notice, for prin- estimate they've exchanged 17,576 10:30. IJAI I 3\i clothing, especially if it will help a foregone conclusion, but that even much a work of art by the unknown A suit for separate maintenance It takes you to say "60 miles," your cated at 204 Postoffice Building, er, filling all space, constituting all cipal and Interest, the sum of pieces of mail. Confessions Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Benton Harbor. them obtain employment; traveling If that curtailment is as high as 40 sculptor, as it was an effort to make at Watervliet and Hartford. was filed in the Berrien circuit car going at that speed covers 42 science—contradict forever the be- . . . . $7,326.41 dollars, and an attorney's The sisters began the marathon expenses and equipment—such as £ee 0£ Thirty-five dollars, as provid- per cent the industry here will painted wood resemble flesh and Mother of Sorrows Devotions ev- court by Mrs. Grace Maher of Three feet. Now you have your foot on lief that matter can be actual. These build more car8 in letter writing because they were tools—toward the same end; moving i ed {or jn mortgage, and no sulti one year than blood as closely as possible. ery Friday at 7:30 p. m. Oaks against Edward Maher, on the brake pedal; your brakes are Sma/it eternal verities reveal primeval ex- were forced to live in widely separated charges of cruelty and non-support. perfect; the pavement is smooth and istence as the radiant reality of costs for home and family should or proceedings at law having been [ owned in all of England and The Mexican artist who created towns and they wanted to maintain the job demand it. Instituted to recover the moneys' Germany ^combined at the begin- this bust was no pioneer in piecing '"we* UKE-orr They were married in Chicago in dry; it will still require 248 feet Immigrant Is No, 1 God's creation, in which all that He contact. ni out portrait busts with human hair 1934 and have two children. more to stop all that horsepower un- THE WHOLE DAY has made is pronounced by His Wives, widows and adult depend- secured by said mortgage, or any • ng of the war. The daughters of Mrs. Koerbel, A 40 per 0601 cut Wl11 81,11 and teeth, as the idea originated Eleven-Year-Old Gladiola Mrs. Martha Bunch Bowerman of der the hood! That's a total of 290 Army Shoe Repairer wisdom good-" ents may get grants for clothing, part thereof 8ive Mrs. A1 A. Engstrom of Ambridge, THROUGH Notice is Hereby Given, that by us a big business," he said, "And in Spain. It was customary for the I was once a bulb in Africa. Many Niles has filed suit for divorce from feet, according to calculations. And TRADE MARK moving expenses, special nourish- Pa., and Mrs. A. D. Welty of virtue of the power of sale contained nothing to be stampeded or jittery sculptor to save his own or his OIL BATH AIR CLEANIR years ago some one brought me to Harold Bowerman, charging cruelty if the pavement is wet, or your ment after illness and help in their Greensburg, Pa., joined the letter In said mortgage, and the statute in ^er We'll get along and those 20,- friends' eyelashes until he had a set America. They planted me, then and non-support. They were mar- brakes or tires or you, the driver, SHIRTS Greek Has Largest Contract Experts Study Ancient search for jobs. "trust" 17 years ago. ried in 1923 and have two children. such case made and provided, on 000,000 people whose livelihood de- which were the right size for the they gave me to their friends. are not up to standard, then look Children and young people can be pends upon the automobile will get The five women are proud of the Mrs. Sophie Mikowski Kadrovach For Mending Brogans, Oklahoma Indian Village Monday the 11th day of August, work on hand. Sometimes they Their friends did not treat me out! recipients of educational grants. along, too. The cars we make next fact that in the 45 and 17 respective of Pipestone township has filed suit CLINTON, OKLA.-An Indian vil- teacher-training courses, university, 1 A. D. 1941,at 10:00 o'clock in the were taken from a dead person, as nicely. They would not water me Even at 30 miles an hour the dis- NATIONALLY ACCEPTED year won't be a luxury. They'll be years, they've never missed a "post- for divorce from Emil Kadrovach, FORT WORTH. — This success lage is being excavated on a farm 00n the eyelashes will stand the test of time often. They let bugs get on me. tance required for stopping under professional or commercial courses. ,'?™ ; . n • f' an absolute necessity so that we time." On postage alone, they esti- charging cruelty. They were mar- story concerns Tom Peters, a Greek near Clinton, Okla. m without disintegrating. Then their children dug around me, perfect conditions is figured at 83 SHAPELY tailoring Special provision has been made in ^ g Joseph Berrien ay do our work and the work of mate they've spent more than $800. ried in 1933 and have two children. immigrant, who today holds the na- Supervising the work are Dr. For- e C San Diego, who lived in the Fif- and then they pulled on my petals feet. insures neat, smooth fit the past for crippled youngsters and , th ity of S^ ; national defense. tion's largest contract, nearly $250,- rest Clements, professor of anthro- , teenth century, performed heroic and buds. Either orphans. The emphasis is always i ^ w'here the Cl rcuit Court for ^ | "Automobile production lines al- at all (he vital points... 000, for shoe repniring. 1 work for the sick during a time of I began to go to new people. They Code Message With Hair pology at the University of Okla- placed on employment. 'county of Berrien is held, sell at ready are pouring out the vitals of Peters, who still has more than homa, and Lynn Howard, state su- pestilence in Rome. It was for this Invented Typewriter took good care of me. Now I am Code messages were written with Lawn, Shrubs Need Care means modish materials The King's fund ia not regarded public auction, to the highest bidder, j defense machine guns, airplane en- his share of trouble with the Eng- in work that he was canonized in the C. L. Sholes, printer and editor, known all over the world and I am the curls of a woman's hairdreis pervisor. as a charity, a worthwhile distinc- ' the premises described In said mort- j 8 es and airplane parts, trucks and Having laid a proper foundation . . . comfort a-plenty, lish language, came to the United year 1588 A. D., about a hundred is credited with the invention of the in almost everyone's garden. by a barber at Hickam field, Hono- Howard said that about 10 tion in many instances and one [gage, or so much thereof as may be anti-aircraft guns, he told his Los for that new lawn, consult your with heavy accent en States in 1911. He had little money mounds, which are all that remain years after his death. typewriter. Love Tractors, In . I have many different colors. lulu, America's largest airdrome In made because it bears the king's necessary to pay the amount so as Angeles listeners, "and when it gets local nursery man for the type of and little knowledge of the lan- of the original earth lodgings, are Some of them are: Icarlet, orange, the Pacific. serviceability! name. aforesaid due on said mortgage, Eau Claire, MichJ* seed needed for your locality. Sow guage. He came across country and lavender, yellow, wnite, and many M. L. ("Bill") Hix, the barber, still in evidence. Inconsistent as it may sound, the with Six per cent interest, and Diitributon of It carefully and evenly and keep it settled in Waco, Texas. His first FLEXTON wrinkle-free fund is independent and in no way all legal costs, together with said others. Some of my flowers are devised the code. Its secret lies moist with a mist spray, twice a shop spread 9 by 7 feet with two the size of orchids. I am very proud in the arrangement of the curls. collar, "licensed under part of the official machinery of the attorney's fee, to wit: Ford Tractors and Implements day if the weather is dry, until the shine chairs. More Should Wear Glasses of myself. My red and white flowers He told army officers that he could SHOTS FOR MEN Celanete patents." ministry or subject to any of its Lots One Hundred Forty-One blades are up and strong. Two years later he had saved Surveys show that approximately Manufacturers of I am especially proud of because send 200 words in a single hair- • rules, yet applications for relief un- (141), and One Hundred Forty-Two When storing gladioli bulbs, label enough money to get in "the big 60,000,000 Americans should be they are pure colors like when you dress. See our smart SHAPELY der the fund must be made to the (142), Indian Hills Number One, St. them and guard against thrip by Here's a wing-tip and a time." He came to Fort Worth and wearing glasses, but only 25,000,000 Joseph Township, Berrien County, Sprayers and Hydraulic Discs color something very dark without Each letter of the alphabet has a Shirts, a wear them end ministry and its local officers are segregating them in paper bags, with straight-tip—each Custom opened a "seven-chair shine par- wear them. Michigan, according to the recorded any other color in it. My blossoms curlique all of Its own. The mes- an ounce of napthalene flakes to the ones who investigate. Finished—on the comfort- understand that they are lor." * plat thereof. are of many different sizes. Some sage is written in a system of curls each 100 bulbs. Since 191S he has shined and re- Also, all land lying Westerly of CALL US FOR A DEMONSTRATION people like me very much. Others and waves turning left or right, up able Edgcrton Spur Last. SHAPELY in fact es la Study over the arrangement of paired shoes here. His business Bantinglsm and adjacent to said Lots and lying ON YOUR OWN FARM merely enjoy me. I am one of sum- or down, and in various combina- name. Call today. Fountain Pen Wat Known your evergreen shrubs and trees Either style is a shoe grew with each season. Then came Bantingism is a method of reduc- between the Northerly line of sajd mer's loveliest flowers. tions. during their dormant period which you will wear with pride! America's defense program. Today ing weight by abstinence from fat- In 1858, Old Papers Show Lot No. 142 and the Southerly line He demonstrated to army officers is the time to lift and transplant Peters' shop repairs more than 1,500 producing foods named after Wil- SCHENECTADY, N. Y. - Evi- of said Lot No. 141, both extended how secret agents could deliver mes- Other Edgtrtons $5 to them. If necessary. However dig up pairs of soldiers' brogans daily. liam Banting of London. dence has been uncovered that Westerly to the channel of the St. sages with the aid of a pretty wom- a full ball of earth and do not allow S£.65 Ebullient Tom can't account for practical fountain pens were used Joseph River, flowing between Is- an's hair and the deft touch of a the roots to dry out. A shot of vita- his sudden success. as early as 1858, or 26 years before land Number One (1) and Island barber, by waving a message in the PALM BEACH NOT1CB BY PERSONS CLAIMING Number Two (2), socalled. In the min B-l before and during the mov- "I am doing a nice little business reference works indicate. hair of Bunnie Paris, Hickam field TITLE UNDER TAX DEED. St. Joseph River, together with all ing process will help prevent any NECKWEAR here," he said, "and I hear about 19M—(RevUed 1030) The discovery was made in the bookkeeper. riparian rights. Hera's tie searea ol shock. army shoe business. I bid here. I correspondence of Jonathan Pear- To those who could read Hix's $1.00 AVERY & (RevUed 1030) Dated: May 12th, 1941. $64,000,000 a year in farm Support tall chrysanthemums to AVERY» bid there, then I bid another place. son, Union college treasurer in 1858. code, the curls of Miss Paris' hair To the Owner or Owners of any and all PEOPLES SAVINGS ASSOCI- income. That's the value stakes and keep well watered. Dis- "Now see what I got," he con- Intercata In, or Llena upon the Lands Reference books state that the first plainly said: herein described. ATION OF BENTON HARBOR, of all Michigan's dairy bud for specimen blooms. tinued pointing to a stack of run- practical fountain pen was developed "Blow up power plant." AVERY & TAKE NOTICE, that sale has been MICHIGAN, A CORPORATION, products, iududing but- Don't put off watering, If rain down army shoes covered with the lawfully made of the following describ- by Lewis Waterman in 1884 and that LONGACRE Mortgagee. ter, cheese, evaporated hasn't fully taken over the job. LONG ACRE red dust of three great army camps ed land for unpaid taxes thereon, and 200 were manufactured during the LONGACRE that the undersigned has title thereto HARVEY & FISHER, milk and ice cream. and 27 CCC units in the Southwest. under tax deed or deeds Issued therefor, firni year. Attorney for Mortgagee, Glycerine Adds Luster and that you are entitled tp a reconvey- He has "stepped up production" ance thereof, at any time within six However, on June 14, 1858, Pear- Business Address: M t To 'Unfinished' Furniture Peculiar Hobbies so that now he gives overnight serv- months after return of service of this son wrote to S. R. Gray of Albany, Benton Harbor, Michigan. One of the most peculiar hobbies, ice to Camp Berkeley, the 45th divi- notice, upon payment to the undersign- according to Kenneth Hayes, pres- (May 16—Aug. 8) A new and effective way to treat ed or to the Register In Chancery of the M M unfinished wood furniture Is to give the collecting of the rare and beau- sion's new training camp near Abi- County in which the lands He, of all ent librarian at Union coUege. It a special finish that brings out tiful tree snail of the genus Liguus, /lene, Texas. Each morning vans sums paid upon such purchase, togethor The Pearson letter stated: is described in an article In the with fifty per centum additional there- DRAIN—Notice by County Drain r~ all the natural beauty of the grain. dump 1,000 pairs of shoes in front to, and the fees of the Sheriff for the "After using the fountain pen one This is accomplished by dipping a American Museum's magazine. Nat- of his repair shop. Each night trucks service or cost of publication of this week I have concluded to keep it notice, to be computed as upon personal Commissioner of Meeting of Board clean cloth in glycerine and rubbing ural History. Otherwise normal pick up the repaired shoes and head service of a declaration as commence- and have enclosed three and a half the wood until as much is absorWfed men and women forget ordinary SUMMER SCHEDULE back to Abilene. ment of suit, and the further sum of dollars, the price of same. It comes of Determination. five dollars for each description, with- MICHIGAN'S RIVER OF MILK as possible. Next, go over the sur- duties and risk their lives to col- much nigher to perfection than I out other additional cost or charges: STATE OF MICHIGAN, faces with linseed oil end remove lect these delicately tinted shells Timber's Gone, Village Provided. That with respect to purchas- had supposed such a contrivance that house this tree snail, which is ers at the tax sale held In the years In the Office of the Drain Com- the excess with a clean cloth. The TO CHICAGO 1938. 1939 and 1940 the sum stated in could come; the pen is excellent, missioner of the County of Berrien. found In the United States only In Fades Into Oblivion result Is a soft, mellow finish, a such notice as a condition of reconvey- and if the fountain pen does not get In the Matter of the SCHERER DAIST products form the largest single item in Mich- certain dangerous and inaccessible ance shall only be all sums paid as a rich warm glow that Is the distin- NATALBANY, LA. -.This tiny condition of the tax title purchase, to- out of order it will suit me well." Drain. igan's farm income. In this state — 8th in the nation guishing feature of old maple. parts of the Florida Everglades. Via SOUTH SHORE LINE town in the heart of the strawberry :ether with ten per centum additional Notice is Hereby Given, that on country, once rich because of its hereto. If payment as aforesaid is not for dairy production — more than half a billion gallons Glycerine is of value, too. In re- fmade, the undersigned will institute the 28th day of May, 1941, a petition finishing antique pieces. If you have Similar Frequency of Service FROM Chicago unlimited timber lands, soon will be proceedings for possossion of the land. Fails 11 Timet Then was filed with the undersigned of milk are marketed yearly. Reptile With Three Eyes a thing of the past. Commencing in Centerline of St. Jo- County Drain Commissioner for the This is a wholesome condition for the state, not only been fortunate enough to unearth an Uava Banian Harbor Uava StJoMpb Laav* Bridgman Arrhra Michican City Arrive Chicago seph Street four hundred sixty-three The tuatara, sole survivor of the (Hmaitolpk »L) Patset Tett for Navy County of Berrien praying for the antique chest or quaint old rocking EotUrn Eat tern Eiulem Central Central Where once the Methodist church and foity-slx hundredthn feet, North because it benefits Michigan farmers but because milk chair whose beauty has been most ancient and primitive orders Standard Tim* Standard Tim* Standard Tinu Daylight Tim* Daylight Tim* stood, only the rubble of a founda- fifty-seven degrees fifty-five minutes SYRACUSE, N. Y. - Robert extending of the RYNO Drain. of reptiles, have a third eye on the East of its IntersecLion with North- Gleason tried 11 times to join the is Nature's most nearly perfect food. dimmed by several coats of paint, 6:00 A.M. 6:05 AM. 6:29 A.M. 7:15 A.M. 8:40 A.M. tion can be found. The church has easterly lino of Church Street, thence That upon the 28th day of May, it top of their heads, says an article 7:45 A.M. 7:50 A.M. 8:14 A.M. 9:00 AM. navy without success because of 1941, the undersigned filed with the To maintain the swift, unvarying flow of this river s* try this method of restoring it to its 10:35 A.M. been moved on to Tickfaw, where North fifty-seVen degrees, fifty-five former charm. in the magazine Natural History. 9:45 AM. 9:50 A.M. 10:14 A.M. 11:00 AM. 12:35 P.M it has a chance of survival. minutes East one hundred thirty-seven his small chest. Honorable Malcolm Hatfield, Judge of milk from farm to table, dependable telephone ser- These tuataras are found only on •11:45 AM. •11:50 AM. •12:14 P.M. •1:00 P.M. •2:35 P.M. and eighty-four hundredths feet, South The 17-year-old youngster con- of Probate, a petition asking for the 4 PIECES Apply paint remover followed by 12:45 P.M. All up and down the streets of two degrees, fifty-five minutes West vice is all-important. By telephone, the dairy farmer certain protected islands off New 12:50 P.M. 1:14 P.M. 2:00 P.M. 3:35 P.M. three hundred ninety-six feet South tinued breathing exercises. appointment of a Board of Determ- 2:45 P.M. 2:50 P.M 3:14 P.M. the town, which once echoed to the applications of vinegar and water 4:00 P.M. 5:35 P.M. twenty degrees thirty-nine minutes ination; can talk to the milk-receiving station, buy feed and Zealand, where they live in petrel- 13:45 P.M. t3:50 P.M. t4:14 P.M. 15:00 M. tramp of men going to work in the West five hundred twenty-one feet "The most persistent applicant Complete and rinse with clear water. Sand- t6:35 P.M. That said Judge of Probate having dug burrows, sharing quarters with 4:45 P.M. 4:50 P.M. • 5:14 P.M. 6:00 KM. 7:38 P.M. sawmills, homes are being disman- North eighty-nine degrees twenty-three 1 ever saw," commented Chief equipment, or discuss creamery prices, all in a few paper until every vestige of paint minutes West eighty-five and five tenths appointed Carl Groth, W. S. Wright, ChlldrM seed a qaarf of whole their feathered cellmates in all 5:45 P.M. 5:50 P.M. 6:14 P.M. 7:00 P.M. 8:35 P.M. tled and carted away. Some resi- Pharmacist Mate Emory H. minutes. By telephone, the city milk distributor has disappeared and rub thoroughly feet North no degrees thirty-seven min- and Charles Piehl as such Board of milk a da> —adults at least a pint. $27.5° peace and harmony. (6:45 P.M. 16:50 P.M. J 7:14 P.M. 18:00 P.M. 19:35 P.M. dents are boarding up their houses utes East one hundred twenty-seven Pitchford as he passed Gleason controls the movements of transport trucks and route with steel wool. Next, go over the 7:45 P.M. 7:50 P.M. 8:14 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 10:35 P.M. and five tenths feet North seven de- Determination; Modern dairy methods rash pas* —not even bothering to move them on the twelfth attempt to enlist. surfaces with a glycerine dipped 18:45 P.M. {8:50 P.M. J9:14P.M. 10:00 P.M. |11:35 P.M. grees thirty-five minutes West one Now, therefore, said Board will men. And by telephone, the housewife orders her teurized milk, pure and fresh, to Footwork in their search for employment. hundred five and five tenths feet North cloth. The furniture is now ready 10:05*?. M. 10:29 P. M. 11:20 P. M. 1:05 AM meet at the old J. B. Krause resi- pound of butter, quart of milk, or brick of ice cream. homes all over Michigan. A sturdily built, all-weather group that you can enjoy on your In proportion to Its size, the foot At one time more than 1,000 men thirty-five degrees twenty-five minutes for a coat of stain, lacquer or a * Kxcapt Sunday t Saturday and Sunday Only t Sunday Only East fiftv-one and fifteen hundredths Inventor Blind dence (NE%, Sec. 33, Coloma Twp.) porch or lawn. All pieces have durable •namel finish. Choice does more work than any other part were employed in the sawmills, but feet North five degrees twenty-five min- on the 17th day of June, 1941, at linseed oil finish. The use of glycer- utes East ninety-four and thirty-eight Louis Braille, inventor of the of colors. All these pieces: ine in this respect is valuable in pre- of the body, so it should receive Atk Ticket Agent for Official Time Table gradually, as the land was cut over, ten o'clock in the forenoon of said special care. hundredths feet North ten degrees Braille system, became blind at venting drying, cracking and warp- BENTON HARBOR: Union Sua StaUon, 216 W. they moved on. Soon only a skele- fifty-five minutes East ninety-nine feet day to determine the necessity of MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPJLNT Main. Phona BOSS. three years of age. 4 Handcome 6 ft. glider • Tubular chair ton force operated the ripsaws. North sixteen degrees fifty minutes said SCHERER Drain; ing and since it Is widely used in ST. JOSEPH: Carlton Waltara'Stor«'.Pliona3-162L East sixty-nine foot South thirty-two Repousse Silver 'Now even they are gone. The degrees five minutes East eighty-eight Therefore, all persons, municipali- 4 Tubular base table • Matched tubular rocker the manufacture of varioft furni- STEVENSVILLE: Klalar'a Drug Stora. Pbona St Silver repousse work dates back Natchez, Natalbany and Northeast- li fifty-seven degrees fiftv-five ties and highway officials Interested ture polishes, it can be depended J00 3-7382, Bridgman SO-Fll. Prudak'a "68" minutes East eighty-five feet North •adojng in sauriuBj aqj pua o; upon to help keep the finished piece to 500 B. C., when the Greeks mod- StaUon. Phono St Joa 3-7730. ern railroad once hauled the logs three degrees twenty-five minutes East padiaq adojna ojux BOijaiuy uiojj In the proposed extending of the BRIDGMAN: Andanon FlUlng Station. Phona three hundred ten and fifty-two hun- RYNO Drain are requested to be at its best. eled work of the highest excel- Bridgman 0187. to the mills. But the railroad plans ojejod aqj jo uoijonpojjui aqj, U dredths feet to beginning except North present if they so desire. A Slate with Riches Blesf*— No. 10 of a series lence. SAWYER HIGHLANDS: Hotal Sawyar. Phona to remove the tracks. three hundred ninety-six feet thereof, aufuiBj pna padpH TROOST BROS. Naw Troy 64-FS. Many of the residents have moved containing one and sixty-eight hun- Dated at St. Joseph this 29th day Few Passenger Antes dredths acres more or less. Village ot of advertisements hy your Telephone Company, harberti Tomqoiat ston.PhonaLakaaida 3143. Chicago South Shore A South Bend Railroad to Hammond, center of the straw- of May, 1941. 69-71 Wall St- Phone 7094 Benton Harbor Only 300 passenger autos were Why We Sweat Coloma, according to plat thereof. Just ss Effective WM. C. HEYN, berry belt, and others are seeking Amount paid, $66.81. made in Japan In the last year and The function of sweat is to regu- Fluid blood plasma has been County Drain Commissioner a living cultivating the berry that Taxes for the years 1933 to 1935 nearly all of these went to the army. late the body's heat discharge. shown to be just as effective as of the County of Berrien. has made this section of Louisiana inclusive. ROBERT FAULKNER, whole blood for transfusions. (June 6-13) famous. 45U Coloma, Mich. PAGE FIVE THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. JUNE 20, 1941 PAGE FIVE THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. Uneasy Road to Success Mrs. Howard Wooley Is conval- Renew jour inbecrlption today. Adopt Proper Approach Tree-Ring Patterns Date JUNE 20,1941 Tchaikovsky Revealed If you're a man between the ages escing from an illness of several days. , Mrs. William Radke is convalesc- CLASSIFIED 'WANT ADS' Prehistoric Artifacts cannot make wage contracts with Emotions in His Music of 25 and 50, at least 5 feet 6 inches ing from a severe attack of pneu- When Criticizing Others anyone; in substance, a worker can- HISTORY REVISED THE LAST SCENE Colorful Reading To the uninitiated the methods by Stewardesses on Streetcars Peter Illch Tchaikovsky, noted tall, weigh not less than 132 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lentz have monia. LOST AND FOUND "In criticizing people, the best Michigan Mirror not strike against himself! "There seems to be a dearth of Upholstery 'Breath' psychological method is what I have which archeologists determine th« An old lady about to die, called colorful fiction this year." The dying trolley car is making Russian composer, revealed his per- pounds— rented the home of Miss Bernice LOST—8 x 10 green canvas cover. It is no secret that union organ- Remember 'way back when car Mrs. Alice Kamer of Rochelle, frequently termed the 'sandwich age of the various things they dig up in her favorite niece and asked her "Oh, I don't know. Haven't you an eleventh-hour effort to come sonal emotions in his music, full of And are physically fit, strong, Scott and moved In on Saturday. Lady was seen te pick up the same izers are becoming apprehensive interiors were "upholstered" in 111., Is visiting at the home of her plan,' " Dr. George W. Crane says. are often mysterious, especially News Letter over inroads being made by govern- to see to It that she was burled In seen any of the new seed cata- back. Its newest effort to head off depth and melody, somber and filled agile, able to un-ierstand and man- near the Coloma Fruit Exchange. leather and leather substitutes? age prisoners, courageous, watchful, Mrs. Clara M. Ball of Detroit Is sister, Mrs. E. M. Jackson. "This means that we should first ad- when the material antedates civili- ment into the field of private busi- her best black silk dress, and as a logues?" extinction appears in Atlantic City, Hard on the clothes, hot in summer, with unrealized longing. Critics see Please return the same to the Co- reward for her past love and atten- where the management of an Inter- in his compositions a refieclion of firm, judicious, tactful— visiting at the home of Mrs. C. S. Miss Marlon Umphrey of St. Jo- loma Fruit Exchange. 46tlx minister a sincere compliment to zation's written records. ness. They also see another rich cold In winter. Car makers using Hewitt and her many other friends. (By Gene Allerman, Michigan Press field of payrolls available for col- tion, to cut out the back and make In and Out urban line, taking a cue from the his unfortunate romances. And have a grammar school educa- seph spent the week-end with her buoy up the ego or morale of our One of the methods Is dendro- the new canda cloths speak with 'victim,' then tactfully slip over the Association) lective bargaining. herself a dress. "Wonder why they always have a air lines. Is installing hostesses. Two reason, then, of its "breathing Tchaikovsky fell In love with an tion, five years' farm experience, a SPECIAL at the Hub Restaurant, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Um- FOR RENT chronology—or the use of tree rings, An ironical aspect of the whole "Dear Aunt Mary, I couldn't do best man." uniformed girls will ride the cars, opera star when he was 28. She thorough laiowledge of modern farm dally; Spring chicken with French phrey. meaty layer which contains our criti- as an archeological cal6ndar—which LANSING—No gasless Sundays back," which allows free passage of cism. Finally, we should adminis- situation is that Governor Murray that," protested the girl, "when you "That's 'cause if the groom backs to supply newspapers and maga- air through seat cushions. refused his proposal, married a practice and dairy operation— fries, rolls and butter, for 50 cents.— FURNISHED HOUSE-For Rent after has been successfully applied in dat- are in prospect for Michigan this D. Van Wagoner is becoming em- and Uncle Frank ascend the golden zines for passengers, help women Mrs. Louise Wheat, employer of the ter another honest compliment to ing prehistoric artifacts excavated out, there'll be someone to take his baritone. At 37 he met and mar- And are skilled at "supervising, Adv. 38tf Michigan Bell Telephone Co., hun jiint .Inly Ist. Miss Bernice Scott. Phone summer. barrassed by the same group which stairs I don't want people staring place." on and off at stops and otherwise ried Antonla Milioukov, but the take the possible sting from our from sites in the American South- Furthermore, according to present instructing and working with groups received her four star pin designating 23, Coloma, Mich. 44-tf he recently befriended by successful at the big hole in your dress." look after people's comfort. marriage lasted only 13 days. The Miss Donna Martin of Benton criticism. Remember, too, that I west. indications, we are not apt to have Veterans at Work of Inmates In general farm work, twenty years of service. settlement of the Ford strike at "Don't worry about that," said Fledgling The plan sounds fine, and it would real woman In Tchaikovsky's life Harbor Is spending the week with WANTED used the word 'compliment,' not the The method originated with an a shortage here of petroleum pro- Dearborn, resulting in a C.I.O. or- Teacher—Why did Hannibal cross Forty per cent of all automobils selecting and planting of seed, the Miss Norene Jillson at the Bloom- word 'flattery.' A compliment is an the old lady slyly, "they won't be Brown — Here's my apartment. probably be approved unanimously was Nadejda von Meek, a wealthy cultivation of crops, the operations Mr. A. L. Gorham and Miss Bar- EXPERT PAINTING - Special low astronomer who very much wanted ducts, although such may be the ganization victory. the Alps? factory workers are 40 yean of lngdale home in Coloma. bara Stoll of Kalamazoo were Sun- honest statement of appreciation for looking at me. I buried your Uncle Rather stiff climb—four flights up. by trolley passengers, but will it widow, who became Interested In the and caring for farm Implements, In- rates for farmers - all work guaranteed. weather records extending back misfortune of the East. Sammy—Guess he wanted to get age or over. day guests at the home of Mr. and a demonstrable virtue or talent that This is the assurance from Wil- Frank without his pants." Winger, the Aviator-Call these succeed? Imagine a stewardess young composer, paid him a yearly structing Inmates In the care and The L. O. T. M. home- coming day Free estimates. J. Boyd, Phone Harbor much farther than existing statis- on the other side. Mrs. William Lehew. merits commendation. As such, liam Palmer, secretary, Michigan State Socialism flights? Guess you mast still be in fighting her way through a densely allowance so that he could devote feeding of live stock, keeping a rec- will be held on June 25th at the 51778. 43 t2x tics. This astronomer. Dr. A. E. therefore, it Is an ethical as well as Petroleum Industries Committfe, Jumping at Conclusions the ground school. packed crowd at 5:15 to hand a pic- all of his time to music. Although ord of farming and dairy activities, home of Mrs. Laura Umphrey with Douglass, director of the Seward ob- A Big Difference, Eh? ture magazine to a homeward-bound WHEN 'MORNING AFIER'CLOUKAPfCML Mr. and Mrs. James Hogan and WANTED—Plouchlng done by team a sound psychological technique. with headquarters at the capital The general situation was recent- "John, hadn't you been drinking they corresponded for 13 years, maintaining order and discipline, a cooperative luncheon at noon. daughter Patricia of Palm Dale, servatory, University of Arizona at ly described by Philip Murray, pres- Before I married her, she'd say citizen, then line-plunging to the exit Phone Covert 255S. 44-tf "Flattery connotes an insincere city. Palmer, former member of the when you came In last night?" WELCOME STUFF wrote more than 3,000 letters, they preventing escapes," etc.. etc., Cal., and Mrs. Glen Taylor of Ben- Tucson, required weather records ident of the CIO, as follows; "I was her treasure" every day to assist a housewife in alighting Rev. and Mrs. T. O. Lee went to statement for a mercenary or self- state senate for three terms, is a It made me very happy, too, "That's just like a woman! Just _WUllFJWDT«E SUN auJ-WININ®. never met. etc.— ton Harbor were guests at the home WANTED—Woman for general house- that would tell the relation between member of the state civil service "It must be apparent to everyone because I had a little difficulty in from the car. Not that the passen- St. Louis, Mich., on Saturday to work. ^2 25 per day. Phone Covert ish goal. Even when you find your- sun spots and the earth's atmos- To hear it from a girl like Sue. He visited the United States in Then you're eligible for a civil attend the wedding of a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Roosevelt on commission. by now that slowly and inexorably getting in, because I couldn't pro- gers wouldn't appreciate these lit- 2553. 44-tf self face to face with the middle phere. 1891, played at the dedication of service test to be given for the post of a former parlshoner, and Rev. Monday. Restrictions on the public use of the government is assuming many nounce a few words, because I tle attentions to lighten the rigors layer of the sandwich, you can help In his need, he hit upon the fact But now that we are married, she New York's Carnegie hall. He died of Mercer County Farm Supervi- Lee performed the marriage rites. WANTED—Furniture of all kinds, gasoline and oil would be a hard of the functions which have been took off my clothes In the living- of trolley-riding, but the steward- Miss Leone Petchast of Oak Park, take some of the unpleasantness out that trees add a ring for each year Considers me "her treasury" two years later from cholera, after sor In New Jersey. dishes, radios, guns, luggage. We blow to Michigan because of its ad- those of private industry. room, and wore my silk hat In bed, esses would have to be sisters of 111., is spending the week with Miss Of the criticism If you will lead into of growth and that these rings vary I'd rather be, "her treasure" though drinking unboiled water. Oh, yes—the pay? 51.800 a year! Does your radio need tubes, or do buy most anything. Highest cash verse effect on the tourist business, "Whether we like it or whether you rush to the conclusion that I Superman In order to do the job. Eleanor Warrlner. The young la- it by the *1 wonder' plan. according to the moisture supplied we don't, it is happening. And there It's less expensive, too, you know. you need new batteries for the prices. Van's Furniture, Phone 51, foremost in Northern Michigan and had been drinking." portable radio? I have both In dles were classmates and are enjoy- "Don't tell a child, 'You're a very to the trees by rain and snow. Wet is no telling where or when this pro- Coloma. 44tf the Upper Peninsula. stock—"Every-ready" A and B bat- ing the first week of their vacation poor reader.' Instead, say 'I won- years produce broad rings, and dry cess will be stopped." Not Particular Never Falli Maternal Mortality Rate |M0ftN(N6 AfTO? teries, R. C. A. tubes. Wilcox Auto In Coloma. der if you are really trying to read years narrow rings. F. H. LaGuardia, newly appointed A man went wearily Into a barber Mother—More pudding, Jimmy? SALESMEN WANTED I wish I were a moment The maternal mortality rate and Radio Service, Coloma. 45tf as well as you can, Jack, for you're By careful study of hundreds of Pipe Line national director of civilian de- shop and slumped down Into a chair. Your eyes are bigger than your HEARTY dinner or midnight Mrs. Clarence Sheldon, who has In my professor's class. varies in different states from 25 to lunch, a little too much snok- RAWLEIGH ROUTE ESTABLISHED an intelligent boy, and surely you these trees, Dr. Douglass has de- fense, came to near parting of ways "Give me a shave," he said. stomach, child. Members of the older Girl Scout been a patient at Mercy hospital for Transfer to Britain of 50 sea- For no matter how Idle a moment 92 per 10,000 live births, 20 states A Ing, perhaps a cocktail or two 19 YEARS JUST BECOMING know that fluent reading is the foun- rived an unbroken succession of tree- with the CIO when he warned that The barber told him that he was Jimmy—That doesn't seem rea- —great fun tonight: a mlaerabl* troop are spending this Thursday on several weeks, suffering from an going tankers is the cause of the oil may be and the District of Columbia hav- AVAILABLE. SALES ABOUT dation for all education." ring patterns giving a continuous government "does not and cannot too far down in the chair for a sonable, mother. Let us experiment letdown headachey feeling tomor- MILK PRICES a nature study hike. They left Co- attack of pneumonia, has sufficient- transportation bottleneck. recognize the right of any group to It always seems to pass. and either establish or disprove the ing rates of 50 or more. Infant mor- row morning. ly recovered so that she was able to S7,000 A YEAR weather record for his section of th« The shortage is confined solely to shave. tality rates vary from 39 to 124 per loma at 10:00 o'clock a. m., return- A CALL TO SERVE IN OTHER strike against the city." assertion definitely. TRY ALKA-SELTZER ing about 3:00 p. m. Cooking an return home on Tuesday evening. Never Was There country for more than 1,200 years. the East. Palmer points out, and it "All right," said the customer, 1,000 live births, 21 states and the INDUSTRY leaves available a splen- And the New York mayor was re- wearily, "give me a haircut." Alka-Seltzer 1« one medicine outdoor meal was a part of the day's Long's Peak, Colo., Is named for has prompted introduction in Con- elected last time on a labor ticket! District of Columbia have rates of Miss Evelyn Smith returned to did Rawleigh route In Northern Fine Feathers useful In the relief of many minor project. Coloma from Detroit Sunday and Major Long, yet he never got any gress of the Cole bill authorizing Self-Esteem Greatest Appeal 5S or more. ailments. Headache, Add Indigef- INCREASED Berrien county. Exceptional oppor- nearer to It than the South Platte Serving Arizona construction of pipe lines from Texas Promotion Coming "I saw Virginia at church this will spend the summer at the home tunity for right man. Write at The most effective of all appeals lion, Cold Symntoms. Muscular Bob Klbler, John VanDerveer and river, between 50 and 100 miles In Arizona 34 women are holding to New York at an estimated cost of Bribe Quiz Boss—Son, do you know the motto morning for the first time in almost Fatigue, Neuralgia, Muscular Malcolm Baushke, all of Coloma, re- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles once. Rawleigh's, Dept. MCF 86-223, on the radio Is one to the self-esteem Curfew Pains. away. elective ofilces for the biennium re- $140,000,000. of this firm? a year. Do you suppose she has The word "curfew" Is taken from turned home on Sunday from a nine Smith. Miss Smith will teach In FVeeport, 111. 45t4x cently begun. One of the major If one-tenth of the rumors are of the listener, three Dartmouth Michigan has approximately 400 New Office Boy — Sure, it's experienced a change of heart?" two French words "couvre few," Alka-Seltzer is non-laxativa — days' fishing trip at Mashagama Hazel Park school again next year. state positions, that of auditor, Is miles of oil pipe lines; Standard Oil half true which were circulated op- "Push." teachers have demonstrated In an "Possibly, but more than likely it pleasant to take—try it. Lake, Ontario. The boys report FOE SALE Everybody's doing it—advertise. meaning "cover the fire." At all drug stores by the drink being held by a woman. of Ohio recently acquired control of enly during the 1941 legislative experiment on the student body. The is a change of attire." good fishing, the total catch beitlg Miss Irma Woodworth Is spending Boss—Where'd you ever get that and by the package. Notice of New Price Schedule of several days with Relatives In Grand the pipe line from Mt. Pleasant to at Lansing, there would be ample idea? strength of other appeals, in order, 112 brook trout and 32 lake trout. FOR SALE—Square oak table, six Rapids. She returned on Sunday Toledo through which crude oil is basis for a grand jury inquiry Into New Office Boy—I saw it on the was as follows: Prestige, health, Largest Port oak chairs, 2 oak rockers, Iron bed, transported to market. Michigan existence of so-called "slush funds." universality, sex, efficiency, econo. Ba HJUs - Try Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shine have from a visit with Rev. and Mrs. E. springs and mattress, high chair, 2- door as I came In. Doing nothing is the best prepara- The port of Montreal is the largest Milk and Cream J. Moran In Jackson and Rev. and producers at Alma, St. Louis and Mt. Rep. Loomls lb. Preston, St. Jo- my, beauty, safety and comfort. Ition for failure. in Canada. moved to their summer home a!t wheeled baby cart, slx-lld range and Pleasant have been transporting seph, startled a luncheon club re- Alka • Seltzei Lake Michigan. Their daughter, Mrs. J. B. Cunningham at Spring electric washing machine. Phone crude oil from the Illinois fields for cently when he recited a thrilling Mrs. Elsie Heldebreder, and two — , Coloma 128. 46tlx Tunc Up Your Car Now tale of the bad, wicked state capi- daughters, of Pittsburgh, Pa., ar- local refining. For that reason the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott and Michigan refinery output is greater tal—how he was offered a roll of Effective June 21, '41 rived on Saturday and will spend a FOR SALE — Twelve-foot row- bills "big enough to choke an ox." son Howard and Mrs. Alta Tlnkham boat, suitable for motor. $15.00. For Summer - - - and Save than our oil production would indi- month here. went to East Lansing on Saturday cate. He also confided that Rep. Gail J. E. Johnson, Phone 83-F1, Coloma. Handy, Eau Claire, had been offer- Mrs. Robert Faulkner and son to attend the commencement pro- 46tl Appointment of Secretary of the gram of Michigan State College. Interior Harold Ickes as petroleum ed $2,000 to vote a certain way on a David left Saturday for a week's "A Stitch in Time" is an old saying, certain bill. visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Their daughter. Miss Frances, was FRESH DRESSED POULTRY— coordinator for national defense has one of the graduates. Reminded by the attorney gen- Owing to the high market price on butterfati B. W. Mitchell, at Sanbourn, Indi- Broilers, fryers, springers and roast- again ushered in an era of federal ing hens. We deliver. W. P. Her- but it still applies. control, reminiscent of the NRA eral that it is a violation of the law ana. Other members of the family and rising cost of production, we are oblig- Trahie from the south to be present Miv and. Mriu Normaiv Pairtz, of sey. Phone 20-F12, Watervliet. 45tf days when Ickes was administrator for anyone to offer a bribe, let alone Milwaukee, Wis., are spending a few Proper greasing and lubrication of your car keeps all of the oil code. for anyone to accept one, the Ber- on Fathers' Day for a family re- days with Mr. and Mrs. James Klb- ed to increase the price of milk and cream to union. $450.00 Player Piano and Rolls— running parts in first-class condition and avoids repairs. rien county representative (Incl- lef and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. I will let it go for $30.00; $5.00' a dently, an attorney) has been a bit PSutz were married In Milwaukee When you rely on us to service your car, you know it Oil Reserves our customers, as follows: Miss Bernice Scott, Mrs. Valla month to reliable party. Write today evasive and was summoned to ap- Miller, Mrs. Anna Scott and Mrs. on Sunday and their Coloma visit and I will tell you where my piano pear here for questioning. will keep going in any weather and any place. Have your With a surplus in the Southwest ••••• • Emma Tilly left Saturday to spend is a part of their honeymoon. can be seen In Coloma. Write Mrs. several days on a motor trip. They Mary Schultz, Route 5, Box 229 A, car semced here and see what a difference it makes in the and a shortage in the East, Michi- Milk, Quart He Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wascow of Ft. gan's oil industry is prospering. 'Sand Bag" visited In Flint over the week-endy Lauderdale, Fla., anived Tuesday Waukesha, Wis. operating cost and better performance. Our high-pressure then started for Niagara Falls ana Early developments in drilling evening for a visit at the homes of FOR SALE — Steel mitre box. equipment gives thorough lubrication at every point of test wells yielded only meager re- Rumors of this kind have always other places of Interest in New Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warrlner and persisted In legislative sessions, and Milk, Pint (same as before) York. They will return through George Becht, Phone Coloma 208. your car. turns, and it was not until 1928 that 6c Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Baker. Mrs. 44 tf the Mt. Pleasant pool was discover- occasionally they are manufactured Ohio. _ Wascow Is the former Dorothy Wll- ed— . The state's h.uuuwuuproductionu '.ini 1935 deliberately for propaganda purposes, FURNITURE—If you are in need The ''Mrs. H. B. Loomls left Wednesday kon and Is a niece of Mrs. Warrlner WASHING GREASING TIRES ACCESSORIES exceeded 15 billion barrels; in 19391 rumors also go both ways, for Coffee Cream, Quart 40c 'and Mr. Baker. of a studio couch or Innersprlng It reached an all-time high of 231 example: One lobbyist confided to for a week's Intensive training at, one of the Great Lakes Reglona mattress, see us. We can save you BATTERY SERVICE GAS AND OIL billion barrels and has since de- this writer that the 1941 session was Charles Andrews left on Monday $10.00 or more. Van's Furniture, Girl Scout camps which opens ,1 lor cllned to a little under 20 billion marked by legislative attempts of a: for thme Hlne"ines hospitanuspiiali ati Hlnes,,Ill.nines,.ju., Phone 51, Coloma. 44tf barrels. (Natural gas production, petty type to "sand bag" lobbyists Coffee Cream, Pint . 21c Metamora, Mich. Mrs. Loomls w^a. ^ observation and treatmept/ Mr. awarded a scholarship for the train however, has been rising sharply.) for release of Important bills from awarded a scholarshln for the train- Andrewg has be€n suffering^from FOR SALE—Mammoth Peking duck The production curve was declin- committees, or to prevent their re-. Ing camp. Aev. Loomls drove to appendicitis and also from hernia. STREJC SUPER SERVICE Metamora with his wife, and re- eggs for hatching. Ivan Ryno, ing until early this month when a lease from committee. , Coffee Cream, Half Pint 11c and it is expected that he will be Phone 201-M, Coloma. 35tf PHONE 9119 , -:- COLOMA substantial pool was discovered near Preston's charges, however, were: turned on Thursday. operated upon for both the latter Reed City. Drilling Is now going on directed at what he termed "unde-j Bill Leedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. part of this week. REAL ESTATE in 50 out of our 83 counties. As the slrable" lobbyists. Whipping Cream, Quart . 70c Walter Leedy, was host at a party An increase In the price of milk FOR SALE — Hotpoint electric Osceola CountV^uuiifcjyr neiuiuHerald,, weeklWCCKiyy One thing I«>s vccertaini tain. BribaiiuKe rumlUin- at his home on Friday, June 13th, in ors have been 1 has been announced this week in range, also two screen doors, 3- newspaper at Reed City, proclaimed numerous, and the honor of Betty Jean and George^ in n hannv Knarllinn. 1 attnmpv Donprol'e rxftint* /••II.. ' Coloma, Watervliet and Hartford, burner kerosene stove and lawn- in a happy headline: attorney general's office is fully Korth of Melrose Park, 111. A bal> "Folks, we're in the money now. aware of them. i Whipping Cream, Pint 40c which Is in keeping with advanced mower. Priced low for quick sale. looA' hunt was the feature of the prices in othei; places. The new Albert Klbler, Phone 50-F12, Co- A majority of legislators, who are day. Luncheon was served the both conscientious and hones, un-1 schedule of prices of the North loma. 45tf Defense Confusion 1 youngsters in the nursery. All had Shore Dairy at Coloma is announc- doubtedly would welcome a thor- Whipping Cream, Half Pint 20c a very pleasant afternoon. ough inquiry. ed in a display ad in this Issue of MISCELLANEOUS City Ice and Beverage Co. Because organization of the Mich-. The Courier. igan Council of Defense was author-1 Miss Sophie Katz of Coloma will SAW FILING and GUM^UNG-— ized only a month or so ago by the Buy Coal Now be graduated from Western Michi- Rev. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence, new For expert sharpening of your saws state legislator, confusion has been] gan College of Education at the an- and general shop work of all kinds, nual commencement exercises Which pastor of the Methodist church, will Inevitable In certain national de-1 Citizens are being advised by de- We shall do our best in the future, as we have in the be tendered a reception at the see C. A. Shoup, Paw Paw street, ense will be held Saturday, June 21, when fense activities. Here are examples; ' agencies to lay in their winter church on Sunday evening June 29, Coloma, Mich, 26tf ICE, BEER, WINE, and SOFT 1. The state prison Industries are 8UPPly of coal now. past, to serve you promptly, with the best in quality. 394 will receive degrees and certifi- cates. Of this number, 343 will re- from 6:00 to 8:00 o'clock. Members making 10,000 arm bands for use of' Reason; Production at mines can of the church and all other church SEPTIC TANKS, toilets and cess- be ceive degrees. Miss JCatz will re- the American Legion In Michigan stabilized; winter shortages may organizations In the community are pools cleaned. Phone Watervliet 1)6 for st ceive a Bachelor of Science degree DRINKS, to take out. in civilian defense. Action was, e aIled. invited to attend, as well as all peo- 7 F 12. Leon Hentschel. 21tf taken without knowledge of Col. | Today's fuel prices, however, are and state elementary certificate. ple in the community who are In- Harold Furlong, administrator of already higher than they were In terested in the welfare of the GARBAGE COLLECTIONS—I will Are you slowing up? Maybe you collect garbage and rubbish as of- the defense council. One reporter mid-winter, and further Increases think you are on your toes every church. last week asked: "How does this fit .appear to be Inevitable. North Shore Dairy ten as necessary, and will also do minute, but are you? K you want Mrs. Leo Bergmann of North Co- local hauling. Call L. M. Jones, phone Into the council program?" The Providing summer discounts are to find out, test yourself with this Beer by the Keg, Case, Half-gallons, Quarts or Pints colonel had to admit: "It's news to1 available and "staggered" delivery loma entertained at a miscellaneous Coloma 238, or leave orders for col- Andrew Grahn, Prop. Coloma, Mich. new, clever questionnaire designed shower given In honor of her niece. lection at The Courier office. 33tf me. I learned about It for the first can be ananged (In order to avoid by Judith T. Chase, well-known time In the newspapers." another bottleneck), the state de- quiz expert. A popular, amusing. Miss Margaret Sims of Michigan 2. Washington agencies have bee.n fense council concurs In the recom- City, Ind., whose marriage will take 1 Illustrated feature In The American floodlng mayors for pleas to form mendatlon. The situation Is not Weekly, the magazine distributed place on June 21st. Games were civilian defense agencies under, serious yet, and "early birds" should played and many lovely prizes were DEANEFIZZELL,D.D.S. b with next week's Sunday Chicago guidance of F. H. LaGuardia, newly e able to realize savings. Herald-American.—Adv. given. A luncheon was served, in- DENTAL OmOI IN S. SONBERG, Manager appointed national director of civil- cluding a handsomely decorated bride's cake. The guest of honor FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDO. ian defense. Yet the defense coun- Alcoholic beverages cost the The Women's Missionary Society WafcrrU*. Ifli For service Phone Coloma 245 We Deliver cil has been awaiting Instructions of the Watervliet-Coloma Free received many beautiful and useful from Washington as to procedure. Humidity Gage Protects Methodist churches have just com- gifts. PBOM1 IIS In a situation as unprecedented as You and The Carpenter pleted canning 52 quarts of straw- The last meeting of the Pleasure today's mad scramble to arm our- Bust 4,600 Years Old berries which will be sent to the selves overnight, dizzy Inconsisten- Seekers' Pinochle Club was held BOSTON;—The 4,600-year-old bust U. S. more than 4 times* the cost of Spring Arbor junior college of the Monday evening with Mrs. Bert Dr. Leo Hosbein cies are perhaps Inevitable. Col. of an eccentric Egyptian prime church. Rev. H .M. Parks, pastor of Pease on South Church street, with Furlong, fortunately, is a patient minister is pampered with stream- the Watervl let-Co loma churches, VETERINARIAN man. nine games played. Mrs. Earl Rock- line air conditioning at Boston's Mu- Should Get Together- spent Wednesday In Spring Arbor, well received high score and Mrs. PhoM Coloma 63-F3 A Friendly Service for All Your Bunking Needs making plans for the annual camp seum of Fine Arts. Simon Umphrey low score. Deli- Daatutry on Waak Day* Only Uncovered at Giza in 1925, the meeting of the church, which will clous refreshments were served. The Can Britain Hold Oat? open on July 4th. bust of Prince Ankh-Haef is so Domestic Electricity There are so many things about a place that seem last meeting of the club for the sea- Residence, Coloma, Mich Accordlng to K. T. Keller, presi- fragile it is encased in a special to want to be done in the summer —and done by a Mrs. Kathryn Goss entertained son will be a dinner party next dent of the Crysler Corporation, a glass bell from which a humidity members of the Congregational Monday evening; the place of the shortage of tools Is slowing up pro- reading is taken ub,y aa opctspecia-1H l hy- carpenter. church Phllathea class on Tuesday meeting has not been decided. Coloma Lodge No. 162 Pay All Your Bills Wh?y Of?"1" at V1® new grometer attached to the side, OR one-fourth the amount spent annually for evening A This is the last meeting of F. AND A. M. arsenals. While 80 per cent of the Should humidity reach more than the Organization until October. Dur- A machine tools have been installed, Maybe your winter experience suggests the finish- 30 per cent the bust of painted lime-, this luxury, American homemakers buy a ing the summer, members are to Only Eight Face Types, Meetings held in Masonic hall, on the the assembly line Is awaiting arrival first Thursday evening of From an Easy Chair stone saturated with water would i ing of another room, improvement of your windows, earn a dollar for the society and Noted Artist Declares of the remaining 20 per cent. variety of essential electrical services: light- give their experience at the first each month. Raymond Danlell, New York crumble to dust. Air set in motion or making the cellar into a playroom. What kind of a face have you? Visiting Brothers Always Welcome, by moisture charges keeps humid-' F fall meeting. Mrs. Emma LaMotte Times correspondent who recently According to a new book, entitled PETER CLARE. W. M. The Checkbook Way ity even. | ing, washing, cleaning, refrigeration and radio, to: led the devotional service and Mrs. visited the Detroit arms plants, has Elizabeth Miller gave the lesson. "Faces," by Eddie Senz, famous ROY BEACH. Secwtaiy pointed out that between blue prints Museum authorities s*y the piece' Perhaps last year you determined not to go through mention only a few of the common uSes that are Light Refreshments were served by Hollywood makeup artist, all human No need to tramp around paying bills . . or to and finished products there is a is remarkable because tombs usual- another summer with just that dinky porch, or with- the hostess. faces fall into eight basic types. "tremendous time lag." New tools ly reveal only full-size figures, with There are, he says, four types of carry large sums of money with you . . when have been designed and made. And possibly a few spare heads to re- * Source t National Industrial found today in almost every home* out doors to dustproof your pantry shelves. Mrs. Elsie Paul won the honor of Conference Board long faces and four types of short Dr. M. D. Tonnelier when the demand Is ten times great- place the original. Faces usually securing the most new members for faces. you pay by check, the business-like way. And er than the supply, you simply have are conventionalized, but that of the American Legion Auxiliary in DENTIST Electric service at the flip of a switch.... At our Few persons have faces which besides, your check book is an automatic, day- to wait and make the best of It. Ankh-Haef is the most realistic por- Now is the time to have that work done. the recent membership drive spon- conform exactly to the ideal types, Phone Coloma HI. State Bank of This "time lag" appears to be the trait study to come to their atten- sored by that organization and was but nearly everybody can improve Colona Bldg. Hoar* 9 a. m. to 5 p. to-day pocket bookkeeper with all major tran- crux of the British problem. As presented with a lovely compact. tion. low rates, one of the cheapest items in the house- his or her face. With women the m. Mondays and Fridays. Danlell aptly phrases it, "Great ADD A NEW ROOM-BUILD A FENCE The club mef Wednesday evening sactions recorded. Cancelled checks are legally Britain must hold out through this hold budget. with Mrs. Jack Forbush In Hartford, arrangement of hair and skillful sununer and 'all. This Is a cold Comes to Rescue With CONVERT THE ATTIC OR CELLAR where a program in keeping with makeup often can improve vastly recorded receipts, too. Open a checking ac- the facial appeal. Men, although hard fact on which most of the in- Peroxide for Blondes Flag Day was presented. Mrs. Ver- count here tomorrow and enjoy this conven-' dustrialists agree." REPAIR THE PORCH - ENLARGE THE nal Ryno gave the history of the denied makeup, can strengthen their Dr. JOE F. REED Laoor strikes in national defense AKRON, OHIO.—War or no war, American flag, the proper way of facial qualities by dressing the hair lent, safe way of handling your funds. gentlemen there will be no shortage GARAGE-MODERNIZE thoughtfully. Both sexes find a plants serve only to lengthen the displaying it and what the flag Oitaopatkk PhytUian and Sargaon thne lag a bit more. With an in- of peroxide blondes. means. The origin of flags of other wide field for facial improvement in INDIANA £ MICHIGAN Fiprrpir rnupAMv: vaslcvi of England being forecast by Until today "blondes" of the fac- nations was also discussed. Light eyeglasses. With nearly a half of North Main Street may observers (Including William tory-made variety had good cause to the adult population wearing spec- refreshments were served. The next When Trsvelins Play Safe With Traveler's Checks Shirer whom you have heard many worry. Production of the necessary Why not look the house over, then consult us for meeting will be held at Hays Park tacles, in recent years much atten- WatarrlUA Phona 150 times on the radio from Berlin) the peroxide was controlled by Ger- In Watervliet with a picnic supper. tion has been given to the artistry They are inezpenuTe, safe and caihable everywhere. Offered big Issue Is: "Can the British hold many. further ideas and estimate, and also consult a com- of fitting spectacles to faces. By in conventent pocket folders in usable denominations. out another three or six months?" Recently, however, the B. P. Good- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warrlner skillful shaping of the lenses fre- rich company announced discovery petent carpenter. drove to Hillsdale Thursday for quently weak facial structures can their son, Charles, who has com- of a new treatment to supplant the be softened, desirable qualities em- Strike Against State pleted his year's work at the Hills- NATIONAL SHOES-LEE OVERAUS German-controlled electrolytic proc- phasized. Nearly 100 illustrations 9 We are ready to help you in every detail of your dale College. Charles spent Friday Fine Shoe Repairing The recent strike of liquor store ess for production of peroxide. The in Coloma and left Saturday for in the book demonstrate the influ- at employees against the State of new process employs a compound fix-up plans. Ludlngton where he Is to begin ence of coiffures, cosmetics, milli- Michigan, declared by Attorney of coke, limestone and salt, known work for the summer on the Pere nery and spectacles upon faces of FRED WAnS'MODERN SHOE SHOP General Herbert K. Rushton to be a as koroseaL Marquette ferry. This Is the same the various types. This unusual COLOMA. MICH. legal impossibility, poses an inter- m- . -.w. position which Charles had last sea- book is published by the Better I' STATE BANK esting problem in labor relations. son. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Vision Institute, New York city. The late Calvin Coolidge jumped Poetical Books Warrlner went to Beloit, Wis., to the White House bcause of na- The so-caUed "Poetical Books" where their daughter. Miss Eleanor, tional attention given to his forceful 'Half-Pay Recipes' A. PARAScandolo OF COLOMA are: Job, the Psalms, the Proverbs Michigan Shore Lumber & SupplyCo. Is attending college. After the com- handling of the Boston police strike From 1810 to 1820 economical rec- Licensed Real Estate and •* Ecclesiastes and the Song of Songs! mencement program on Monday, Business Chance Broker. while he was governor. they and their daughter returned to ipes were very popular in America. M E M I E « FEOEKAt RESERVE SYSTEM The Michigan C.I.O. union has Telephone 103. Coloma, Michigan Originated by Mrs. Stephen Deca- 420 Linden St., TaL 121 Coloma. Miss Eleanor will be as- Hartford, Michigan demanded $150-a-month minimum sociated with Camp Zahavo at Paw tur, they were known as "Half-Pay and $190-a-month maximum for '012 Hickory' Paw Lake for the summer. Recipes." store clerks and warehousemen. Andrew Jackson was known &• 0Wn e/Wa^'Gast of Domestic Current Here has been Cut in Haif since 1927 Rushton has ruled that the state "Old Hickory." "
I THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA. MICH. WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS By Edward C. Wayne A 'Hold-Out' JiOte Additions to U. S. Navy CLASSIFIED IMPROVED Sinking of 'Robin Moor' by Submarine DEPARTMENT UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL ASK ME A Quiz With Answers Coal Mining With Ice Is Investigated by State Department; UNDAY I Offering Information on Various Subjects The modern miner has the as- CHOOL Lesson ANOTHER ? sistance of a new agent to help Byrnes, Jackson Named to High Court ART FILMS S him in his job. He can bore a s By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D. Art Films—Exclusive—One thin dime bring! Dean ol The Moody Bible InsUtuto hole, stick a piece of dry ice in prepaid sample, catalog nnd fift order. of Chicago. The Questions bet, in which it is the fourth let- As Stone Is Appointed Chief Justice ALPUA. BOX 146-N. EVANSVILI.E, IND. Jly*ut GltamL&U (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) ter, and the Ethiopian, in which it it, and seal it. The melting ice then generates a powerful gas 1. Who was the first President is the thirteenth letter. (EDITOR'S NOTE—When opinion* are cxpreiird in theie eelnmni, «hef which soon attains such a pres- of the United States to be born nrr tboke of the newi analyit and not necciaarllr of IhU newspaper.) MEMORIALS Lesson for June 22 8. The population of Greenland sure that it acts like an explosive (Released by Western Newspaper ""i"" ' under the American flag? is estimated at 17,000. Monamenta and Marker* to fit every purl*. and blasts the coal face. Miners Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se- 2. In olden times, what did a Write or visit Michigan's largest Monu- 9. A renegade. are not the only people to harness ment factory. Tanker Memorials, lected and copyrlfthted by Internntion.il ballista do. dance, hurl missiles or 1020 E Mt. Hope Ave., Laasiag, Mick. Council o( Religious Education; used by 10. Yes. Fish go into the manu- the energy in dry ice. Drillers permission. row boats? facture of soap, paint, varnish, are now using it to clean their 3. How many rivers in Europe 1 wax, glue, linoleum, fertilizer, wells, and nurserymen pack the TURKEYS FIRST JERUSALEM CONFER- are named Aa? ^IRST-AID' ' leather products and "pearl es- roots of trees with it when they ENCE ON WORLD MISSIONS 4. The king of what country Make Meney Wl'h Knoll's meat typ« sence," which is employed to coat want to do heavy transplanting. turkeys—ad will appear only once. Send to the commanded an army in the field tor your free circular NOW. KNOLL'S LESSON TEXT-Acts 15:8-21. such articles as knife handles and Tiie earth solidifies and comes during the World war? TLRKET FARM. • A. HOLLAND. MICH. GOLDEN TEXT-But we believe that toilet sets. away leaving roots undamaged. AILING HOUSE through the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ 5. What century usually is called X ROGER B. WHITMAN X we shall be saved, even as thoy.—Acts 15:11. the beginning of the Renaissance? 6. What is meant by opera Waterlily Chair Set (O Roger B. Whitman—WNU Service.) The conference on missions in bouffe? Clogged Disposal System Jerusalem was not the result of an 7. Is "A" the first letter of all Days and weeks passed since the Yours for Making appeal to a ruling church organiza- Nazi drive toward Egypt through Libya UESTION: After 14 years om alphabets related to the English? tion for a decision, but rather a gath- began and although Axis forces took Q cesspool has filled up. The con- 8. What is the population of many points beyond Tobrufc they were tractor tells me that the sides are ering of the beievers from Antioch Greenland? not able to capture the besieged city clogged with grease from the kitch- with those in Jerusalem to confer 9. Which of the following might CHECKUP% ON itself. Here is British anti-aircraft posi- en sink, and that if he pumped it regarding a serious difference of be called an apostate, a follower, tion inside the Tobruk perimeter. I'ro- out it would only fill up again. Do opinion. The earliest converts to a teacher or a renegade? tec ted by Italian ammunition boxes you know of any chemical that I Christianity were Jews, who had 10. In the United States are more filled with stones, they provide ample can put in to dissolve the grease? come by the way of Judaism into pounds of fish used in industrial protection from the splinters of bombs At the left, Rear Admiral Adolphns Andrews, commandant of the Third naval district, reads orders ac- Answer: I do not know of any- their new faith in Christ. But now, processes than for food? dropped by Nazi fliers. cepting Floyd Bennett field for the navy at commissioning ceremony in New York. Above Is shown a view thing that can be counted on to be through the preaching of Paul and VITAMIN C of the field. Right: The S. S. America, luxury liner of the United States line, moored at her pier in Ne^f effective. The one remedy for that Barnabas, certain Gentiles had be- The Answers York. She has been requisitioned by the government and may be used as a troopship. condition is to dig a smaller cesspool lieved In Christ. Their new-found SYRIA: joy was soon beclouded by a theo- 1. Martin Van Buren (Decem- U. S. citizens are getting a first-hand look at the famous Nazi fighting alongside the first, to fill by over- logical problem. Certain teachers ber 5. 1782). plane, the Messerschmitt, now on display in a New York theater. Pro- Gets in War flow. The connecting pipe should go from Judea (Acts 15:1) declared 2. Hurl missiles. It's one you ceeds from the showing of this plane will go to buy "bundles for Britain." Names of the world's oldest below the surface of the liquid in Philadelphia's 'Parashots' Tune Up that the Gentiles were not saved un- 3. More than 40, the most im- This is the first time that one of these aerial fighters has been shown in the towns, including such as Damascus, the first cesspool, so that grease will less they came into the Christian portant ones being in France, need fresh believed the oldest, and Tyre, con- not be carried over. I know of such United States. faith the way of the fullfillment of the Switzerland, Germany, Latvia and sidered its closest rival, got into the arrangements that are still giving EVERYTHING FOR HER NEW KITCHEN ENRICH a protective chair set Jewish law. Paul and Barnabas at Russia. daily! r • k&E front page headlines as the British excellent service after many years. (See Recipes Below) with this graceful waterlily once realized that this was 4. Belgium (Albert I). sailed on into Syria, following the All such trouble would be avoided COURT: STRIKES: motif. The leaves and stems are 5. The Fourteenth century. expectations of everyone. if, in building a new cesspool, a REALLY PRACTICAL! I. The Vital Question—Is Salva* to be appliqued in green; pastel SO YOU'RE TO BE MARRIED! 6. Comic opera. Line-Up Chanfied A Formula Vichy dispatches told of resist- grease-trap is placed in the drains tion by Grace or Works? (vv. 7-11; blooms and a basket of brown are from the kitchen sink and the laun- 7. No. Among the exceptions are President Roosevelt's appointment Ever since President Roosevelt's ance, but except in certain spots the Whether the bride-to-be is bound see also w. 1-5). embroidered. dry tubs. Of course, the grease- The date is all set, invitations the old German or Runic alpha- of Harlan Fiske Stone to replace fireside chat tne nation had been resistance was of the "token" vari- for a six-room "dream house" or Paul and his fellow workers had trap must be cleaned out every few for a one-room kitchenette apart- mailed, your dress, white and Charles Evans Hughes as chief jus- waiting for a strike-prevention for- ety—a few shots fired and then the rightly apprehended God's plan of Matching sets for divan and chairs may months, which is not difficult. ment, you can't go wrong if you give simply beautiful, is hanging in tice of Supreme court was an- mula, realizing that in the presiden- French troops laying down their be made from transfer Z9333. IS cents, salvation apart from works of the her a kitchen shower . . . one that's the closet . . well, then the rest Home Shorthand Course nounced at the same time as he tial speech there had been a definite arms, later to join with the British since it Is one of the new Improved hot Chimney Creosote law. Paul realized that the entire practical, of course! is easy. But, in case you're per- sent to the senate the names of pledge to halt defense work stop- passively, if not actively. iron transfers which will stamp more than Question: My house, 125 years old, future of the gospel ministry was in May Help You to a Job once. This could also be used for an at« And, knowing that some of you plexed about the after-ceremo- y*" -i, r-'i two new associate justices he had pages in labor disputes. The invading armies were made is shut up for the winters. When I a sense dependent on the solution of tracUve buffet set. Send your order to: are anxious for new, clever, unusual ny refreshments, whether they be picked. Sen. James Byrnes of South It remained for the strike at North up of British and Free French under go up, I find great black stains this problem. Christianity is the ways to entertain, I'm ready with in the form of a breakfast, gar- Carolina and Attorney General Rob- American Aviation's plant at Ingle- DeGaulle, and seemed to be mov- from creosote that has run down the only religious faith in the world that AUNT MARTHA den reception or dinner, please mm ing more or less unchecked into inside of the chimney onto the floor. plans for a kitchen shower that's presents justification by grace as the ert H. Jackson of New York. wood, Calif., where 12,000 men en- Bos 16C-W Kansas City, Mo. read next week's column. Lynn the chief and most important parts The chimney is new from the roof really different! way of redemption; all others follow A Republican, Justice Stone is 68 gaged in building $196,000,000 in Enclose IS cents for each pattern will tell you how to entertain years old and was appointed to the worplanes, to provide the answer, of Syrian territory. up. What to do? In Chicago's huge Merchandise (more or less) the path of salvation desired. Pattern No your wedding guests correctly, Supreme court by President Cool- and the United States to wonder Chief work of defense was being Answer: As the creosote appears Mart, where buyers from all over by works. Name the country come yet inexpensively . . . Watch for idge in 1925. His appointment as what kind of an answer it was. done by Nazi warplanes, said to be after periods when the house has "After The *1 Do's' "... The question now was: Shall ^ 1| chief justice came as somewhat of Swiftly, methodically, the troops based on northern Syrian airdromes Address been empty and cold, the trouble to purchase kitch- works of the law be mingled with a surprise for many sources in moved in and took over the plant, like Aleppo, principal air center of must start with leakage of rain. The enware, I found a grace—can Jesus Christ alone save pact, serviceable bun warmer, Washington believed that Attorney began weeding out the union's labor the country. roof flashings around the chimney variety of inex- men, or is salvation through Jesus pensive, yet dura- which may be the hostess' gift. Des- General Jackson would get the nom- leaders, inspected even the contents Britain was not referring in her Parachnte or glider invaders, or what have may be defective, and should be in- Christ plus something else? yoa, will be assured of a hot time in the ble gadgets which sert is 'Peach Upside Down Cake, ination. of lunch boxes of returning workers, dispatches to the Syrian advance as spected. If the flue is very large, as How was such a serious question "city of brotherly love" should they attempt anyone about to served from a square cake pan. Senator Byrnes, who has been a and put the plant back into produc- a victory, but was rather regard- was usually the case with houses of to be settled? Should argument and a landing at any time in or about Philadel- be married would 'Cardinal Salad. strong administration supporter in tion within two days that were re- ing it as simply a tactically impor- that age, you should put on some strife be permitted to go on until the yf phia. Members of the Northeast gun club love. I package lemon gelatin the senate since the early days of ported to be "approaching normal." tant move to circumvent an expect- sort of a cap to keep out rain, xuur stronger party prevailed? Better To make the party practically all 1 cup boiling water the New Deal, will succeed Justice Within 24 hours planes were roll- ed German move, or at least to meet seem to have the matter well in hand, and architect can suggest a type to con- judgment indicated the desirability are now engaged in doing their bit as part of play and no work for the hostess, I % cup beet juice 5 • McReynolds who retired some time ing off assembly lines into test it on a battleground farther removed form with the design of the house. of a friendly discussion and a joint the training program of the home defense decided to place the gifts on the ta- 3 tablespoons vinegar ago. Jackson will take the place flights, and on the surface all was from Palestine and Iraq oil fields. Sawdust Insulation decision with the believers at Jeru- unit set up by the Frankford Post 211 of the BIG CANNON ble (see picture at top of column). 1 cup cooked beets, diced left vacant by Justice Stone's ele- apparently well. It was obvious that the big Syrian A reader sends a clipping from a salem. This was American Legion. At left, members of the When luncheon is over, everything Vi teaspoon salt F) REAMING of a good secreta- vation to chief justice. But observers began asking them- airfields were the prime objective, Canadian paper that recommends Get H dttidously from fresh orange jokel elnb are shown receiving instrnctions from a is hers! 2 teaspoons onion juice or grated II. The Christian Solution—Coun- ^ rial job—and doing something selves questions during the next and that if Britain could get hold of DISH TOWEL the use of wood shavings and saw- V. S.: leader. Above, drawing a bead on a "raider" The tablecloth is of a fancy new- onion cil Rather Than Controversy (vv. 6, about it! few days when trouble of various them and defend them with resident when you buy a box of dust for insulation, adding that "I Yoa csnnot "store «p"Tittmin C In your why you n^. type oilcloth, and the place mats 1 tablespoon horseradish 7, 12-18). As shorthand may so easily be Ship Worry types began to appear, not at North assistance, a good battle might be at Somerton airport. always supposed that both of these fwb **1 f*M supply eschdsy to help you look tnd feel sad do your best! and napkins are none other than dish % cup celery, diced learned at home, no girl need re- The Robin Moor, sunk in the South American Aviation, but at other put up on Syrian soil, and protect There may be times when it be- products were subject to spontane- cloths. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water, It's hstd to get enough unless you hive sn sbundsnce of dtrus fruia. Atlantic well within the United plants. the "backdoor" entrance to Suez comes the duty of the Christian main unskilled—at a disadvantage SILVER DUST ous combustion." An angel food cake pan serves as add heel juice, vinegar, salt and sea- in job-seeking. And if you long to But it's IMJ widrorsnge iuice-tn excellent, natural States' neutrality zone, was declared Several things bothered people and Alexandria. Answer: Sawdust and shavings worker to take an uncompromising the base for a "gadget bouquet" cen- sonings. Chill until slightly thick- enter some fascinating field—fash- supplies all the vitamin C you normtUy need esch d.y-.//«i Ttluablo by its few survivors to have been who were wondering whether the But the serious resistance near Ambassadors at Columbia's Commencement Far From Air Raids suosy are not practical for a house, not stand for the truth of God and refuse terpiece of measuring spoons and ened. Fold in vegetables and mold. ion, buying, advertising—remem- sunk by a German U-boat, the first use of soldiers to take over plants the coastline, and in southwestern because of the possibility of spon- to be moved, come what may. But amounts of vitmins A, Bi snd G; olcium and other minerals. cup, carving set, sugar scoop, •Peach Upside Down Cake. ber, shorthand usually opens the in what most observers expected would be a workable system of Syria made it look as though Brit- taneous combustion—which is re- certainly there should be no such OOTHB* funnel, spatulas, pancake turner, IVt cups sifted cake flour door. It is fun to practice it. Enjoy a BIG glass every morning. Make it with trademarked Sunk* would be a series of international strike-ending. ain's success in this objective would mote—but because they absorb and spirit in dealing with differing in- strainer, tea ball, grater and other IVi teaspoons double-acting bak- terpretations of Scripture on the part • • • Oranges, the finest from 14,000 cooperating California-Arizona growers, incidents, similar to that of the Lusi- Some wondered if perhaps the not be won without a good deal of hold moisture, and are also attrac- Fit yourself for well-paid work I Our 32- vital kitchen helpers. ing powder i*, for juict-and Ertrj ustl ow*** mi.cuu^u mm E«i-e. lania in the last war. strikers at Inglewood weren't a bit fighting. tive to vermin as nesting material. of sincere and earnest Christian page shorthand manual gives 18 easy RIGHT VK teaspoon salt The Robin Moor went to the bot- too willing to have the plant taken In general, however, the first ad- Sawdust and shavings can be used in The plates are pie tins. The flat- brethren. How much would be step-by-slep lessons, dozens of short Btddm BW. Hollywood—CBS, 6.IS F.M.. K. D.S.T.-M»n., W^.trt % cup granulated sugar forms, tips on acquiring professional tom, bearing seven passengers in- over. Others wondered if, perhaps, vances were meeting with a good icehouses and similar buildings ware is a very inexpensive kind with gained in the Church today if, in- 4 tablespoons softened butter or speed. Send for your copy to: cluding a little child, and the first the strikers' demand of the govern- deal of resident approval, and with where their disadvantages would not gaily-colored plastic handles. And stead of magnifying differences and note the spice jars to the right other shortening permitting personal desires and am- lifeboat, the only one immediately ment that the pay be raised to 87^ some defections of French colonials Conscience and Passions' matter. which, because they're to be gifts, 1 egg well beaten REAOER-nOME SERVICE found, contained only U survivors. cents an hour, or 12'^ cents an hour to the DeGaulle standard. Conscience is the voice of the Red Sandstone Walls. bitions to intervene, men were will- hold salt and pepper while doing Vz cup milk ing to sit down in the spirit of Christ 635 Sixth Avenue New York City The other two boats, according to more than they were asking of pri- soul, the passions are the voice of CHURCHILL: Question: I am planning to build table duty. They're from the Grif- 1 teaspoon vanilla around the tables of Christian coun- Enclose 10 cents in coin for your the evidence of Brazilian ship peo- vate industry, and the same wage the body.—Rousseau. a house, one wing of which will be of fith laboratories. Sift flour once, measure, add bak- cil and brotherhood, presided over copy of SELF-INSTRUCTION IN ple who' went in search, showed on that the government, they claimed, On Spot red sandstone. One of my friends ing powder, salt and sugar, and sift and direc-ed by the Holy Spirit (see SHORTHAND. the surface of the sea some evidence was now paying workers of similar Most seriously since the time he The first course of the luncheon Is suggests a stone veneer of six or together three times. Add butter. that they had been lost. took over leadership of the war a tart 'Cardinal Salad, set on the Acts 15:28). Sunkist skill in similar jobs. eight inches. Another suggests sol- TkM SMfc-jUTDB-ffRt tofttat table right in its aluminum ring Combine egg, milk and vanilla. Add The first notice of the loss was The union leaders were equipping effort of Britain, Churchill found id walls of 12 inches furred with 2 by Observe the full measure of lib- 1 A PUT*. mold. A tasty Beef Stew in a cas- to flour mixture, stirring until all CALIFORNIA ORANGES given as "the result of a storm at men with signs reading "hold out himself "on the spot" because of 2 inch strips. My concern is freedom erty in discussion, the attentive Unsought Thoughts serole follows. Iced tea is poured flour is dampened; then beat vig- sea," but the survivors told their and remember the army can't make the Crete mishap—and words flew * ^ amis—uur. MMTI from dampness in the interior of listening to the messages of the The thoughts that come often Vmtu* Me 1 Mck-M-Unate-TiilOT-rU from a tall aluminum pitcher into orously for I minute. rescuer that they had been tor- planes"—but their pleas fell for the bitterly around commons and on the the house. Which type of construc- brethren. Note also that there were unsought, and, as it were, drop Best lor In ice —atuJ itse / Stad today for your frtt copy of om matching "glasses." And rolls, all 4 tablespoons butter no secret sessions of a "steering pedoed. most part on deaf ears, and the sec- editorial pages of British newspa- mi W » Bnlb Cculog tion would you advise? into the mind, are commonly the Following these reports by surviv- buttered, are served from a com- % cup brown sugar, firmly committee" and no "steamroller" ond day of the army occupation they pers as Churchill defended his pro- Fairwy Cantos, Payt D, Part IWf,B. Answer: A furred out solid stone packed most valuable of any we have, and ors, authoritative sources in Wash- gram. tactics. therefore should be secured, be- Self-Denial all that is good, all that is useful* voted to go back in a body. wall is satisfactory, but my prefer- 2 cups sliced peaches (fresh or ington indicated that work on a for- LYNN SAYS: The whole question was honestly It is the abnegation of self which nearly all that is ornamental in But the army wouldn't take some The British leader was holding ence is for veneered wall construc- canned) cause they seldom return again.— mal note of protest to Germany was of them back, ordered others re- firm—refusing cabinet modification tion. The additional air space, and carefully considered by the Locke, has wrought out all that is noble. the world.—Whyte-Melville. No Need of Whip Melt 4 tablespoons butter in an 8 under way by the state department. classified and shoved in the army or any step that would even look sheathing boards and sheathing pa- There'll be lots to talk about at council at Jerusalem, with the result Flattery is the bridle and sad- by 8 by 2-inch pan over low flame; It was pointed out that in such at $21 a month instead of $20 or like an admission that the Churchill per in a veneer construction make a your party, and conversation, that there was a vindication of the dle with which you may drive the add brown sugar, Wt teaspoon nut- a note restitution for loss of Ameri- better a week. government was a flop at handling wall more resistant to weather and plus opening of shower presents preachers of God's grace. can life and property was only what the war. vain man. may well fill up the allotted party meg may be mixed with brown sug- dampness. ar, if desired), and stir until melt- James finally spoke, giving the the Nazis could expect. C.I.O.: Criticism of Churchill was far less time, but just in case . . . here's Downdraft In Chimney ed. On this, arrange peach slices. conclusion to which the Holy Spirit While at first the White House had bitter than that which was directed a clever game that suits a bridal had led the conference (see v. 28). DRIVE A CAR YOU Red or Pink Question: I have been troubled at Turn batter over contents of pan. announced that "judgment should be at Chamberlain, but it was still far shower to a "T." Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees Here for all the future we have withheld" on the incident, later word One of the by-products of the stronger than anything which had times with a downdraft or backdraft To each guest pass a slip of in my chimney, and it has been .sug- F.) 50 minutes, or until done. Loos- III. The God-Given Answer—Sal- came that there seemed to be "no Inglewood strike and its result was previously been leveled at him. paper titled "Things Found in the gested that a revolving top be pit on en cake from sides of pan with spat- vation Is by Grace (vv. 19-21; see longer any reason" for that. that the Dies committee findings Much of it came from Leslie Bride's Home." 'Neath the title CAN AFFORD-while The state department's report was came to the fore and began to ren- the chimney. Will this correct tho ula. Serve upside down with peaches also vv. 22-35). Hore-Belisha, deposed minister of On vacation here from Britain'i are these words (1) engar, (2) first made public by Sumner Welles der some sort of answer to the popu- Three ambassadors to the United States are shown in the procession mr condition? What effect will it have on top. Garnish with whipped In his epistle to the Ephesians war. And Churchill turned on this air raids, Mrs. Pat MacLeod, left, OASN IN MATNIM gothorphrpa, (3) elmiunol, (4) at his press conference. He based lar controversy of the past two that was part of the 187th commencement at Columbia university, New on the draft? cream, if desired. (Eph. 2:8, 9), Paul succinctly states former cabinet member and prac- and Miss Winifred Ashford, mem- OR SPREAD ON ROOSTS fubfet, (5) hicra, (6) rifhifcoen, his findings on the account of the years, whether the C.I.O. is red, York. From left to right, Felipe A. Espil (holding hat), Argentine am- Answer: A revolvirfg top on the (7) pavndorte, (8) blaet, (9) nur- Canned pineapple rings, cooked this truth: "By grace are ye saved you pay increased tically told him to hold his tongue bers of England's women's mecha- sinking as it came from Walter J. white or just pink. chimney will help prevent down- apricots or prunes, or sliced tart ap- through faith; and that not of your- and to recall that the war ministry bassador; Carlos Martins, Brazilian ambassador; and Lord Halifax, Brit- nized transport corps, marvel at caef, (10) pardyer, (11) kccol, and Linthicum, U. S. consul at Pernam- Rival unions used to call the C.I.O. drafts, and will not affect the draft ples may be substituted for peaches selves: it is the gift of God: not was in a "lamentable condition" ish ambassador, who received an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. New York's Empire State building. (12) pocarbud. buco, Brazil. Linthicum spent nearly red—the C.I.O. maintained it was Bed of Its Making in any way if the top is sufficiently in this recipe. of works, lest any man should when he laid it down. > / Ask each person to rearrange five hours getting the stories of the pure white, and the Dies committee Jealousy spreads the bed with large. Down drafts may be due to defense taxes « Summing up the Crete disaster, the letters in each of these 12 Going back to entertaining the boast." The teaching of Scripture stinging nettles and then lies down too low a chimney; the top should rescued persons. just hinted around that it might be he laid it to inadequate control of words to make them spell an bride-to-be, had you ever considered is very plain on this point, and we to sleep. be at least three feet above a flat somewhat pink—that there were the air, said the battle was "worth Amphibian Scout Car Tested by Army Wins Again article of furniture that would be a Recipe Show- do well to receive it in all its beauty DUCE: roof and two feet above the ridge Communists in the C.I.O., but that having fought," that it cost the Ger- likely to appear in the bride's er? • A new idea and grace. of a peak roof. A nearby tall tree Calls Names it was not proven that it was mans a major effort, and resulted new home. comes to mind Let us observe, however, that the may also cause this difficulty. Celebrating the year that Italy has Communist-controlled or not. in the loss of 17,000 men and 180 The answers are (1) range, (2) . . . why not decision in Jerusalem, while it laid SAVES as much been in the war, Mussolini made a Then came a wide, serious series planes, not to mention many surface MIDDLE-AGE^ Bolled-Up Linoleum photograph, (3) linoleum, (4) buf- serve a luncheon no further burden on these Gentile speech to his puppet legislators in of defense or partial defense labor ships. Question: I have had a roll of fet, (5) chair, (6) chiffonier, (7) at which every believers (v. 23), did quite properly which he defied the United States troubles, most of them involving one Answering the "why" of not linoleum standing in my attic for davenport, (8) table, (9) furnace, lish, from the ap- require of them that, as those who $20 A MONTH rfrrrnmiimii,,, to become more active in the war, branch or another of the C.I.O. enough planes, he said "they were WOMEN [SS] three years. Now I want to use it, (10) drapery, (11) clock, and petizer to the cof- had been saved by grace, they must after saying that this country is Alabama's Representative Starnes, not to be had" unless Britain had HEED THIS ADVICE 11 but am told that it is likely to (12) cupboard. fee, is prepared "walk in newness of life" (Rom. the very first year "really in the war already." active head of the Dies body, been willing to denude the island Thousands of women crack when I unroll it. How can To make the game more inter- according to some 6:4) which they had in Christ. Paul He also likened President Roose- promptly made public that each of yaiPP? are helped to go amll- this be prevented? esting, you might set a definite favorite and test- Remember the above important sav- itself, and that he did not believe it •• Ing thru distress pecul- had the same thought in mind when ing. It Includes monthly payment on velt to Sulla, one of the bloodiest the striking unions had a Commu- Answer: The only treatment that time limit. Collecting all papers ed recipe of one of the guests. Have a good policy to try to be safe every- WifWm Kf lar to women—caused he supplemented Ephesians 2:8 and car, cost of gas, oil, etc., as compared to and most tyrannical of all the Ro- nist or an ex-Communist as its ac- |H by this period in life— will protect your linoleum against after, perhaps, five minutes. Lol- each recipe written on the back of where at the cost of being strong no- • with Lrdia E. Plnk- 9 with verse 10, declaring that God average of so-called ,,low-prlced" cart. man dictators. tive leader. where. V ham's vegetable Com- cracking when you unroll it is to get lipops or some similar original, a place card, collect these, put them has ordained that we should walic •La pound—famous for it thoroughly warm. It will then inexpensive gift may be awarded into a file box (gift of the hostess) The Axis would certainly win, In the aircraft industry. Chairman years. Plnkham's Compound 'in good works." have greatest flexibility. Any liquid and present them to the bride-to-be. Mussolini told his people, and the Frankensteen of the aircraft divi- IRISH: —made esptciallp for women—haa as first prize. There are two opposite tendencies GO-DEVIL ENGINE helped thoutands to reliare such or other treatment would damage (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) sole effect this country's attitude sion, who had called the Inglewood (both of which are wrong) in this weak, nervous feelings due to this the linoleum, and might make it use- You'll get the surprise of your life the first time you would have would be to lengthen the strike "outlaw," "wildcat" and "un- Anomaly functional disturbance. Try Itl matter, which consistently hurt the slip behind the wheel of this new-type defense-time struggle. authorized," found himself placard- The Irish Free State, having de- less. Christian church. The one which we He made no references to Italy's ed in two ways—as a jackass and nied President Roosevelt's request Caster Marks Consult a Decorator: Boykin have already stressed tries to mix car. Leading automotive engineers have built It around Question: I have soft wood floors losses of two-thirds of her empire, as a traitor to the cause by the very that it furnish this country with WNU—O 29—41 By ELIZABETH MacRAE BOYKIN well to consult a qualified decorator works with grace, making salvation a luxurious, family-size interior and powered it with of the 200,000 prisoners taken in union over which he had jurisdiction in my bedrooms, and on moving the the moet amazing engine of Its type ever built. It's landing spots for ships bearing aid Fantasies of the decorators are before making major changes in either entirely or partially by works. North Africa, nor of the losses Italy j'.ist as soon as he admitted that the Poetry a Demi-God beds the casters make deep marks. to Britain, also air ami sea bases one thing ... the everyday prob- the house. The fee charged will Sad to say, some who have sought yean ahead of its time—the first low-priced car to meet had suffered to her fleet. junior local union chiefs were, in- The basis of poetry is language, Can this be prevented? generally, found itself more and lems of home furnishings are an- probably prove a wise economy be- to avoid this error have gone to the Inevitable defense-time demands. Mussolini simply placed England deed, Communists. more in an anomalous position—at which is material only on one aide. Answer: Casters for furniture used cause of the money that will be opposite extreme assd have done vio- on notice that she was doomed, that on soft wood floors should have roll- other. But don't call the decorators He ordered them suspended from a stone's throw from Britain at war, Roger W. Hofheins of Buffalo, N. Y., the inventor, driving his "Aqua- Capt. Eddie Bickenbaeker, who It is a demi-god.—Emerson. saved in the long run in wiser pur- lence to God's plan of salvation by Now you can have a brand new car at all her positions in the war had been ers of felt, or some similar soft com- impractical just because they occa- their jobs, then went to the Ingle- and yet neither an aide of Britain Cheetah" through Niagara river in a test before army engineers. The won many victories as an air aee In chases. Or—have this service free making grace an excuse for sin, the same price you'd pay for taken, and that if America wanted position; the rollers should not be sionally go in for dramatic news- wood scene of action and made a or Germany. craft has a three-hladed propeller and four wheels, all powered by a regu- the World war, celebrates hk. new* by consulting the decorators in your using their freedom from law as a to send aid she would find no place metal or hardwood. Casters with making ideas. a "hand-me-down" plea to the men to go back to work. Irish cities were being bombed by lar automobile motor. On land the ear can attain a speed of 60 miles est victory. This is his first outbif favorite department store — most justification of lawlessness. We are to send it. felt rollers can be had at large hard- Spectacular decorating binges do His plea was unsuccessful. Germany. an hour. since injury in plane crash. large stores maintain this service God's "workmanship, created in See your local Willys dealer today. He can now afford to Miserable ware stores or from the mail order not mean that the decorators can't The whole situation proved just as a courtesy in helping their cus- Christ Jesus unto good works" (Eph. make a generous special allowance on your old car no DUTCH: Yet, when a German bombing houses. cope with simple problems—to think this, to general public satisfaction, plane, engaged in bombing Ireland, that would be like saying that a tomers. Here are typical reader 2:10). matter how old it U. If there la no Willys dealer in your with backache Stopping Tree Boots Up to 35 mllM per gallon Holding Out that the "pink" charge against the fell in flames on Irish land, and the year's supply and not for just one singer could not do a scale just problems that involve decorating town write direct to Joseph W. Frazer, President Willys- Farmer Wills Money to Expand Courtesy Club* Idea Question: Please suggest a lum- C.I.O. had been fully justified but British pilot who destroyed It made outstanding act of courtesy. W/HEN kidneys function badly mA because she was able to trill a bril- points we thought of general inter- French Preacher's Prayer 2,000 miles between oil changes What many observers felt might 1 ber to be used to sink in the ground Overland Motors, Inc., Toledo, Ohio. that whether it was red—whether a forced landing a few moments ST. LOUIS, MO.—A flippant an- Leonard, Missouri. Wondering what Soon there was a noticeable pick- W you suffer a nagging bsckacht, liant coloratura cadenzas. Actually est: Lord, 1 know not if Thou art satis- prove a major factor in precipitat- to a depth of, say, 12 inches for the the Communists actually controlled later, the Irish interned the pilot swer by some boys to a stranger he could do to make the boys and up in politeness. More politeness with dizxinets, burning, scanty or too nobody is so down-to-earth practi- Mrs. H. G. writes: "We need a fied with me. I acknowledge that All pricM F. O. B. Totado. Ohio, Pad- Oversize super-hydraulic brakes ing the United States into an anti- freouent urination and getting up at, purpose of checking the roots of PRICES tt •ral, itata and local tazaa (II aay). things—only the future actions of forthwith. started a "Courtesy Club" in a little girls of his town more courteous, he on the sidewalks, in schoolyards, on cal as a good decorator. She knows place to sit in our bedroom yet here are many reasons why Thou Axis war was the Japanese-Dutch nignl; when you fctl tired, netvoui/, two maple trees in the street which ITART and traoapottaUoD extra. Prtcaa and the various groups of the C.I.O. village in Missouri, back in 1937, arrived at the idea of a courtesy party telephones, more politeness exactly what kind of wear to ex- there doesn't seem to be room for shouldst not be so; but, to Thy glory, apacKieatlona aubloct to changa East Indies squabble over oil and DeValera, in refusing the United all upset... use Dean's Plllt. \ run into my front lawn and prevent AT without notlca. could determine. and from this beginning by a hum- contest for rural boys and girls. He everywhere. It began to filter up pect from every fabric, rug, furni- a chaise longue or a big arm chair. I must confess tha I am satisfied 595 other supplies vital to Japan. States' request, declared itself per- Doan's arc especially for poody the growth of hedges and grass. Many newspapers published that ble farmer, "Courtesy Clubs" have talked it over with others and ar- from the boys and girls. Older peo- working kidneys. Millions of boxes ture finish, color. She knows just The room is all in white with a light with Thee, and perfectly satisfied. DEALERS!! Japan's demands on Batavia fectly willing to offer a base for Answer: Instead of wood, use a the controversy was just that, sprung up in many localities in the rangements were made to hold a ple began to take pride in being arc used every year. They arc recom- how to get the most out of every green rug, and fiowered chintz on a To Thee it does not matter whether were given the backing of the Nazis, transatlantic passenger service, heavy gauge sheet zinc. It will last There's real profit for you In the whether the C.I.O. would be con' Middle West and seem destined to contest for all between the ages of "nice" to each other. mended the country over. Ask your decoration dollar. Then if she white ground. I be so or not. But, after all, it is revolotlonary Willys Amerlcar. and still the Dutch held out, and which, while it seemed a simple a good many years and makes a trolled by Philip Murray and his spread to every state -n the Union. 10 and 18. No one could enter and The contest was so successful that neighbor! splurges she does it with her eyes The answer: Why not have a small the highest tribute that I can pay to Get details of this amazing refused to sign, though at one time lieutenants or whether it was actu- enough thing, might be acceptable very satisfactory stop for roots. If The farmer who obseived this im- no one could keep out of the con- Mr. Orr has written into his will open ... she knows that ignorance, armless love seat to go at the foot Thee. For to say that I am satis- dealer franchise at once. Write Nippon gave them 24 hours to make ally a case of taking orders from you prefer to use wood, you will find as a stopping place in case that Lis- politeness on the part of the boys test, as prizes of $10 each for the enough money to keep it going for accidents, mistakes, impulses are of the bed or in front of the window. fied with Thee is to say that Thou Joseph W. Frater, President, up their minds. Moscow. the fcUowing quite suitable for the Wl LLYS bon was knocked out. was A. Hanr Orr. 65, of near Mt. pretty expensive guides in planning art my God, since nothing less than Willys-Overland Motors, Inc., boy and the girl were for a whole some time to come* — DoansPills purpose: cypress, redwood or cedar. Have it slip covered In the fiowered and shopping for home furnishings. chintz. God could satisfy me. Amen.-A Toledo, Ohio. Coat it with creosote. So it is that home-makers will do (Consolidated Features—WNU Service.) Prayer of Bossuet. JU - PAGE TEN THE COLOMA OOURIER, COLQMA. MICH. JUNE 20,1M1
CAREFUL CALCULATION Berrien County Deaths British Agents BAINBRBGE NEWS SUMMER BRINGS The Lonely Shack Eye Opener A man was walking down the road VITAMINS TO DIET just outside a rustic town in New o Mts. Mable Burke Buckner. 39 Crowd Capital England when he came upon a PIANO PUPILS GIVE RECITAL farmer leaning indolently against a It's easier to get a supply of vita- years old, a resident of St. Jowpi By ALICE DUANE and the wife of John Buckner died By THAYER WALDO Various Missions on Duty in tree by the roadside. He stopped mins in summer. One of the most June 13. 1941, at the home of her and said to the countryman: plentiful is vitamin C, present in (McClure Syndicate—WNU Service.) * (McClure Syndicate—WNU Sen-let.) About 125 relatives and friends mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna Buckner, Washington to Hasten "How long will it take me to get gathered at the Grange Hall on most of the vegetables 3nd many of in Benton Harbor. Besides her hus- to the next town?" The farmer Thursday evening for the piano re- the fruits soon In the peak of harvest band and her mother she is sur- Aid Supplies. looked at him reflectively and went for the summer. l^ENNETH BARTON waited for cital, when Miss Catharine Weber vived by a sister ond two brothers. TOE FIBERG pulled pensively at on chewing a straw. The walker Members of the home economics the maid to open the duor of presented her beginning and inter- Funeral services were held Monday ^ *he lobe of an outstanding ear WASHINGTON.—There is a sly hesitated a moment longer and extension staff at Michigan State his apartment, instead of following mediate pupils. morning from St. Johns Catholic and protested: saying in Washington these days then plodded on, muttering to him- College remind the cooks, however, his usual custom of using his own Those who appeared from Benton church; interment in Calvary ceme- "But it don't make sense! I'm tell- that more British are storming the self, "The old sourpuss, wouldn't Harbor were: Allen and Marilyn that vitamin C is elusive. Foods latchkey. Already he felt a man must be fresh and properly cooked, tery. ing you when he passes me in the national capital now than on August even talk to me." Suddenly the Kniebes, Frank Droughel, Sarah apart. if cooked, to retain a plentiful sup- hall this morning I ain't even recog- 24, 1814, when Major General Ross' farmer shouted for the man to come Williams, Evelyn Haney, Evelyn "Oh, Kenneth." Celia rose and ply In the food on the table. nizing himl" 4,000 redcoats took over the town. back. When he returned the farmer Emboden, Jeanine Dorstewitz and Dr Perry Kimball Pratt, 74 years slowly came across the room to Vegetables offering a goodly sup- Garrison grinned and nodded. It is a friendly observation, how- said, "You will be there in about a Marilyn Butgereit. Others were as old, died June 12, 1941, at the home meet him. "I didn't hear you. ply of vitamin C Include new cab- "I can't get over it. Those terri- ever, but one not entirely without half hour." follows: Helen May Forbush, Hart- of a daughter, Mrs. Paul Zimmer- You're early, aren't you?" bage, green lima beans, green peas, ble corduroy pants he used to wear merit considering the numbers of "Why didn't you tell me that when ford; Yvonne Collins, Arthur Aspen- man, in St. Joseph, where he had "Yes." He spoke shortly. "I— summer squash or any of the leafy every day for months without a Englishmen, Canadians and Austra- I first asked you?" said the traveler. gren, Barbara Ramer, Peggy Bar- made his home for some time. For saw the doctor." Vegetables. Plump red tomatoes, change—phooey!" lians coming and going on various "Darnationl" cried the farmer. num, Betty Robbins and Norma more than 40 years, Mr. Pratt was a "Oh," said Celia. "Yes. Tell McNlel, Watervliet; Florence Holtz, cantaloupes, raspberries and water- The publicity man put a match missions to hasten food and muni- "How in the Sam Hill did I know melons or lemonade are other sour- pracUcing physician in Denver, me." Ruth Sax and Grace Leatz, Mill- Colo. Besides the daughter, he is to his cigarette. tions shipments to the United King- then how fast you were going to ces. "Well—it's—I'm through. The burg; Marie Hackstedt, Pipestone. survived by a son. The remains "Yeah, and the lumberjack sweat- dom under the $7,000,000,000 lend- walk?" Most important of the cooking doctor says I've got to give up." From Bainbridge were: Betty were sent to Denver for funeral ser- er with no shirt underneath. And lease law. rules Is to use as little water aa His voice was quiet. Dead, Celia Westerhoven, Iren Yops, Joan Krie- three or four days between fhaves. The boss of this business, called possible and to serve this cooking vices and interment. thought, yearningly. But she only ATTITUDE UNCHANGED ger, Annette Radom, Wanda Koer- He certainly was a rare looking the "British Council of Supply in water with the vegetables. The vita- said, "I'm sorry, Kenneth." ber, Mildred Schaus, Betty Thomp- specimen. Belligerent about it, too." North America," is clever, pint- min C dissolves in the cooking wa- Following a week's illness. John "I'll go to the shack in the moun- son, Jacqueline Weber, Donna Bias- Fiberg nudged him with a knee sized Arthur B. Purvis, who was tock, Arlene and No'reen Arent. ter. Losses occiir when the water Joseph Burke of Benton Harbor tains," he said. "You'll stay on Is drained off and discarded, when under the little table and muttered: born in England 50 years ago, but The hall was beautifully decor- died at Mercy hospital on June 12, here, of course. The money is all vegetables are cooked too long or "Speaking from devils, look who who has been a business man in 1 ated with baskets of peonies in three 1941, at the age of 42 years. He is when soda is added to the cooking right, you know. That needn't just came in." Canada for the last 20. United colors, furnished by Mrs. Albert survived by his widow. water. worry you. You're a clever man- Casually Garrison glanced around. States government officials say Pur- Randall and the Keeler bulb farm. ager. And fortunately, Kenn's at Just inside the cafe entrance stood vis is "pint-sized" only in stature. Programs were passed out by little boarding school anyway." William G. Barman, a well- Miller, chatting momentarily with They say this short, thin, bushy- Barbara Schaus and Joyce Krieger. The Green Diary known Niles insurance agent, died "But Kenneth—" Celia's voice was another scenarist. A beige feather- browed and bright-eyed human dy- At the close, A^i^s Weber was call- at Pawating hospital in Niles fol- thin, cold. "I can't get through," weight felt was in his hand; it blend- namo is just about the brainiest guy ed to the front by little Yvonne Swift in action, a masterpiece of lowing a heart attack. He is sur- she thought passionately. "We've ed perfectly with the rich rough they ever encountered, according to Collins who, after reciting a poem sustained suspense, culminating in got so far apart, we can't reach each written for the occasion, presented an unusually unexpected climax. vived by his widow, a son and a brown of his tweed suit. Spotless the Associated Press. "When you broke the engagement other." her with a purse from her pupils. Start reading this dramatic murder brother. russet oxfords showed beneath the Are Mutual Friends. of course you returned the diamond "I'll leave in a week," Kenneth mystery, illustrated in full color and trouser cuffs. They like him and he likes them, ring he gave you." went on. "Blanton will be in charge black and white drawings, which The publicity man said: "I'll have mutual friends say, personally, first, "Certainly not! I don't care for Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Nichols and Mrs. Alice Lyttle, wife of Roy of things—he'll keep you posted." starts in The American Weekly with to agree with you; it doesn't seem then professionally to the tune of Tom any more, but my feelings son, Myron Henry, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyttle of Niles, died at Pawating Celia winced. Kenneth carefully Milo Decker and son Arnold, of Sis- the June 22nd Issue of the Detroit reasonable. There he is—the snap- $2,700,000,000 of cash-and-carry war- have not changed toward the ring." hospital on June 11, 1941, following kept his eyes turned away from her. ter Lakes, were entertained at a Sunday Times. Be sure to get the a four months' illness, at the age of piest fashion plate I've seen in planes, guns, tanks, ammunition and But Blanton didn't matter, thought "Dad's Day" dinner on Sunday at Detroit Sunday Times this week and 47 years. Besides her husband, she months. And yesterday he looked like other supplies he has purchased evert week.—Adv. Celia wearily. Blanton was Ken- Recreation the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron is survived by three children. Fu- something the cat wouldn't drag in. here during the last 15 months. neth's law partner. Clever. Charm- Well, I'm going to try getting the The blacksmith's sweetheart en- Nichols. neral services were held on Satur- Actually, the British staff here ap- tered the forge just as he paused to ing. Good looking. But he didn't lowdown." Miss Beatrice Raduchel and Miss day; interment in Silverbrook ceme- proximates only 1,500. This num- wipe the persoiration from his face. Adelaide Krieger, who are teachers U. S. Makes Newsprint matter, really. Only Kenneth mat- In another moment the man they tery. ber fluctuates from time to time as "Shall we go to the pictures to- at Lapeer, are here to spend their tered. Yet now, at the crisis of were watching turned slightly; Gar- As War Affects Supply technicians, scientists, inspectors night, Jake?" summer vacation at the homes of their lives together Bob Blanton rison caught his eye and beckoned. Continuation of the current decline and other experts arrive for brief "Nay, lass," he replied. "I'm their parents. John Hurlett, for the past 53 years stood between them. Kenneth's "Pull up a chair, Sam," Garrison in United States imports of over* consultations. playing checkers at the club." John Krugman was in Chicago a resident of Hagar township, died monotone went on: "The doctor invited, "and rest it. You're due seas newsprint and .pulp ia putting June 12 ,1941, at the age of 80 years. This is one-half the war force She stamped her foot angrily. last week-end. While there he at- says I may come back—in—in well, for a little cross-examination." the burden of supply on United Funeral services were held Satur- which Lord Liverpool, prime minis- "I'm tired of you and your silly tended the wedding of Miss Lillian in a few years. Maybe not, too. The writer smiled affably, nod- States and Canadian producers. day morning from St. Johns Catho- ter under the regency ruling for the old checkers!" Kintz and Walter Wolff. But that's all right. It's too bad, ded to Fiberg with a cheerful, "How However, while pulp imports have lic church. by that time insane King George m, "Come, come," pleaded the black- About eighteen young people of for you—tied to a wreck." For the are you, J. L.?" and seated him- sagged aharply in recent months, sent against the American capital smith, picking up the heavy ham- the Missionary Circle of the Zion first time his glance met hers. self. The publicity man pursued: United States converting mills built in what he thought was going to be mer, "a man must get some exer- Evangelical church had a scavenger Daniel Harvey Taylor, a resident "Look here, old boy: You can say up substantial supplies during the If, thought Celia, he had only a punitive "War of 1812." cise sometimes." hunt around Coloma on Friday eve- of Emmanuel Missionary College at been natural. If he had only come it's none of my business how come Admiral Cochrane's fleet landed ning. Following the hunt, they met closing months of 1939 and dur- Berrien Springs for the past 21 to her, really come to her with this your sudden change in habits, but Ross' trained troops at Benedict, at the roadside park at Coloma and ing the first two months of 1940. Wifey's Hat years, died at his home on June 13, trouble, all their petty misunder- that's no good. Everyone on this Md., on the Patuxent river 40 miles had a lunch box supper before go- Thus, while these built-up atocks are 1941, following a stroke of paraly- Young Meeker's wife was very vain. standings, all the futility of the last lot'll try to make it his business, south of Washington, and United ing to their homes. being eaten into, expanaion of Unit* sis, at the age of 77 years. He is Which gave young Meeker quite a Funeral services were held Sat- few months, could have been over- so you might as well come clean to States General Winder's 7,000 raw ed States producing capacity and survived by his widow, three sons, come. But she couldn't—she a couple of pals and forestall the pain urday afternoon at the Zion Evan- imports from Canadar are consid- militia took to tall timber. Navy But what could poor young Meeker two daughters, two brothers and a couldn't throw herself against the ribbing. Now I know there must gelical church for Mrs. Elizabeth ered sufficient to meet United States sister. Funeral services were held Captain Barney's 500 sailors and strange, hard wall of his reserve. be a dame in it somewhere, but let's do Brune. She was the oldest mem- requirements. on Sunday; interment in Rose Hill marines "gave 'em hell" for several ber of the church, being 92 years of Perhaps she had been foolish at that have the whole story." It made him very, vefy blue. Meanwhile the spread of the Eu- cemetery. hours at Bladensburg, a suburb, but age last December. Arthur Horrock Christmas party. She had been Sam Miller tilted his chair back were forced to retire, and Ross ropean war to the north which ahut He stole to buy expensive clothes of Kalamazoo sang two selections. off Scandinavian supplies of both flattered, perhaps, by Bob Blanton's to a precarious angle and balanced burned the Capitol, the "President's Casket bearers were grandsons— For wifey—so the rumor goes— pulp and newsprint, served to Slim* Mrs. Anna Smith, for many years attention. But she had done noth- dexterously. His attractive but usu- House" and Executive buildings Elmer Brune, Allen, Melvin and a resident of Buchanan, was found ing wrong, nothing even indiscreet. ally moody face now wore a grin And when they caught him, Meeker inate pulp imports from these coun- hastily deserted by Mr. Madison and said: Harley Weber, James Brune and dead in her bed on June 14, 1941. A And her reaction against Kenneth's ,of sheer good humor. his cabinet. Glen Pelton. She is survived by tries, which laat year amounted to heart attack had proved fatal to the cold acceptance of a different status "Okay, Louis," he drawled; "but "The crime is on my vain wife's about 15 t>er cent of the total pulp Forgiven and Forgotten. head." five children—Mrs. Anna Pelton of 62-year-old woman. She is sur- between them had been a strange, why the hard-boiled approach? Did By and large, the Yankee sense Coloma, Mrs. Zilpha Weber, Benton consumption and 9 per cent of the vived by three sons, two daughters, hurt lack of feeling. anyone say I wouldn't talk?" of humor has forgiven or forgotten, Harbor, Miss Theodora Brune of total newsprint consumed in the two brothers and two sisters. Rev. Csmonflage United States. A week later Kenneth, on the train The publicity man and Fiberg ex- and likes to wisecrack about that Coloma, Conrad of Zion, 111., and Chas. Hahn, Methodist minister, changed quick glances. 127-year-old incident. The 1941 Brit- "Ma," whimpered little Tommy, Justus of Coloma. Burial was in In 1939 the United Statea imported conducted funeral services on Mon- for the nearest station to his moun- tain shack, looked at his watch and "Not exactly," Garrison said; ish "invaders" grimly join the "do I have to wash my face again the church cemetery. 1,388,000 tons of all grades of pulp, day. Interment was in Oak Ridge before dinner?" found that he was due in fifteen min- "only I thought—" gibes, full knowing that the inter- which represented i5 per cent of cemetery. "Certainly, dear." this country's consumption. Fin- utes. "I know; you thought I'd go self- vening years have produced much "Aw, gee, why can't I just pow- ST. PAUL'S EVANQEUCAL AND land, Norway and Sweden together As the slow, local train puffed up- conscious and bark at you. Well, in common between the United der it over again like you do yours?" REFORMED CHURCH supplied 94 per cent of all grades of Following an illness of a week, ward toward his destination, Ken- gentlemen. You see before you a States and their own country in mu- pulp imported by the United Statea Mrs. Kathryn Westfall, an old resi- neth felt the peace that the moun- New Man, to the last detail, a superb tual defense, trade and political sci- (Bainbridge) Leaky Sky last year with the remaining •«wll dent of St. Joseph, died June 15, tains always brought to him. But example of the triumph of love over ence. American-British alliance in G. Kreuzenstein, Pastor. Boogy—What's worse than raining portion coming from other seotkms 1941, at the St. Joseph sanitarium at mingled with it was a feeling of in- reason." the first World war added to rap- Sunday, June 22—Sunday school cats and dogs? of Europe. Last year the United the age of 76 years. She is surviv- tense loneliness. All other visits to "Your candor stuns me," Garri- prochement. at 10:00 a. m. Morning worship Ser- Woogy—Hailing bombs and para- States imported 310,383 tons of ed by a brother, Frank Graff of the little shack had been happy ones. son commented drily, "but suppose The path to such an accord has vice at 11:00 a. m. Sermon subject: South Whitler, Ind. Funeral ser- chutists. newsprint or 8.8 per cent of the con- Never before had he gone there alone. you let us have facts." been more or less smoothed by mu- "Has God Gone Out of Style?" vices were held Tuesday afternoon; Come and worship with us. You sumption total for 1939. But he would get along well "Right—anything you say, pard- tual ideologies and the fact that interment in the Greenwood ceme- HE AUTO B. SHOTT are welcome. For the first six months of 1940 enough. A mountain woman nearby ner. I'm in too beatific a state of more than 50 per cent of the con- tery at Bridgman. the United States imported 28,372 would look over the shack. And he idiocy to take offense. The answer tinental American white population tons of newsprint as compared with was so tired, now, that he probably is all hooked up with that new super- stems from English-speaking people. ZION EVANGEUCAL CHURCH Dominick Pecararo, 51 years old, over-stressed the loneliness he felt. Added to the pro-British racial (Bainbridge) the 159,549 tons imported from over* colossal revue show of ours, 'Fables seas in the first half of 1939. a retired fruit grower, died June He would get over that. It would of 1941.' Do you follow me?" descendancy of most Americans is G. Raduchel, Pastor. 15 at his home in Benton Harbor. be no worse—no worse being actual- "Ah, yes!" the publicity man put the traditional allegiance of sharp He is survived by his widow, a son, Sunday, June 22, at 10:45 a. m. ly separated from Celia—than their in. "Believe I'm even a couple of Yankee trading to a "best custo- two daughters. Funeral services the sermon theme is "Danger of Old College Rules life for the last six months had been. jumps ahead of you, Sam. Don't I mer." In 1940 Great Britain pur- were held Wednesday morning; in- Drifting." Text, Heb. 2:1. Man's College life has certainly changed, What had happened? Nothing. recall that Earle Whyte arrived just chased $1,009,623,000 of non-war terment in Calvary cemetery. solvation, also Christian progress, Southwestern university authorities Celia and Blanton at that house yesterday with a load of damosels goods from this country, compared rests upon alertness and sincere de- agreed after studying the catalogues party during the holidays—there'd from the New York production? It's with a prewar peak of $563,490,000 "Great Scott! What ails that au- votion. and bulletins of the school during Mrs. Carrie A. Nye of Benton been nothing to that. Just a mo- one of those very ladies, all right In 1937. Including war purchases, tomobile? See how those wheels Sunday school session at 9:45 a. the past century. Harbor died June 16, 1941, at the ment of foolish anger, jealousy on —and what a queen! For the first shipped chiefly from Canada, the wobble." m. Let's keep up the attendance. In 1856 students were required to Warren Clinic in Michigan City, his part. But he had never really British ranked all other 1941 custo- "Looks to me like a clear case of About 125 were present last Sunday time in my logical and well-ordered sign a pledge certifying that they Ind., at the age of 77 years. She is doubted Celia's love and loyalty. mers with a total purchase of auto-intoxication!" —Children's Day. Offering of $27.30 existence, I'm moved by what is had delivered to the president all survived by her husband, James H. Nevertheless, there was that wall $3,509,623,000. for missions was praiseworthy. sometimes referred to as the tender of their concealed weapons. Nye, a son, three stepchildren, a Celia had built between them—a Food and clothing and other such Anxious At 7:30 p. m. the Young People's passion." In the 1860s students were required sister and a brother. Funeral ser- wall of resentment, of coldness. Garrison laughed shortly and supplies are believed to have "I do hope you keep your cows in League meets. Topic for discussion a pasture," said Mrs. Newlywed as to attend three daily prayer serv- vices were held in Benton Harbor Well, perhaps it was better that he shook his head. formed the bulk of early British pur- is: "Leaders Who Bore the Torch." on Wednesday afternoon with inter- she paid the milkman. ices, the first of which was held at should be away from her—should "My boy," he stated, "you're cer- chases. Many purchases were Leader is Miss Adelaide Krieger. ment in the Berrien Springs ceme- "Yes, madam," replied the milk- 4 a. m. Students who absented give her a chance to find her old tainly a living proof that miracles made direct from manufacturers on The service following will be con- tery. man, "of course we keep them in a ducted by the pastor. All are urged themselves from the early morning life, her old ^elf—to find happiness still happen. Tell me, which one is approval of the American govern- pasture." to be present. devotional forfeited their breakfaata. where she would. it?" ment. "I'm so glad," gushed Mrs. New- Faculty members generally agree Edward Lucker, 49 years old and Sam Peabody met Kenneth at the "Of the girls?" Miller indulged a lywed. "I have been told that pas- that one of the best regulations of a lifelong resident of St. Joseph, mountain station and in his rickety slow, half-sheepish smile. "Truth is, Girl, 3, Eschews Dolls; Cost of Cosmetics car took him up the rough moun- teurized milk is much the best." The average working girl spends those early days waa: "All beya who was a commercial fisherman, I can't tell you. I've only seen her guilty of fighting are required to Idas died June 12, 1941, at his home, af- tain roads toward the shack. The once—when I passed by your of- Has Read 300 Books $6.11 a month for creams, lotions, The Chauffeur's Son in the presence of the president and ter an illness of two years. He is matter had been arranged by letter fice yesterday. The whole bunch of PUNTA GORDA, FLA.-Dolls and perfumes, lipstick and beauty treat- Tom, Tom, was a chauffeur's son; entire student body." survived by a sister who resides in —and it was Sam's wife who had 'em were there, and this, one just toys are of little interest to three- ments. Denver, Colo. Funeral services were promised to look after Kenneth's year-old Michele Rosemary Carney. He learned to chauf when he was struck me like a ton of bricks. But I young. held on Saturday; interment in the housekeeping. didn't speak to her or anything be- She would rather read a good book An Eccentric Paper Money He scorched o'er hills and far away, Riverview cemetery. Sam let him out at the end of the cause — well, right then it first or follow developments of the war Norway's great playwright, Hen- Paper money waa originated in Got nabbed, and a fine he had to path that led through spruce and in Europe than play. Described by rik Ibsen, got a strange joy from dawned on me that I looked like a pay. China. Marco Polo recorded its usa Melamine Drops From $40 pine up to the little shack, and as he low type of rag picker." her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert roaming about graveyards at night.' there. saw lights gleaming in the windows A new earnestness had come into B. Carney of Wheeling, W. Va., as Pound to Almost Nothing and smoke spiraling upward a child prodigy, Michele has read Much Dis-Cassedl the writer's tone. As he finished, Mother—What did your father say Melamine, raw material of a new through the blue dusk, he thought 300 books, and knows the names of Garrison nodded gravely, then when you smashed the new car? ' family of valuable resins used in the place not so lonely, after all. all the continents. looked past him toward the restau- Son—Shall I leave out the swear plastics, and paints, has fallen in He trudged slowly across the rant door. A tall dark-haired girl price almost 99 per cent following boards of the wide porch. He was words? had entered and was crossing to Car Stolen Twice From Mother—Yes, of course. its industrial production on a ton- tired. Too tired. the table where they sat. Miller The Same Parking Spot Son—He didn't say a word. nage basis, according to a report to "Celia!" he cried as he pushed followed his gaze, saw her, and let the American Chemical society by open the door. There, before the EL PASO.—One night a year and his chair down with a sudden slam. Denttat's Dream Dr. P. P. McClellan of the research blazing log fire, she stood. In a a half ago Mrs. Margaret Murray "Say," he whispered excitedly, "I dug up a five-foot tusk in my staff of the American Cyanamid pink muslin dress, with white at parked her automobile. The car "here she is now! Come on, Louis— garden yesterday. I wonder what it company, Stamford, Conn. Two wrist and throat. Celia smiling at was stolen. you must know her name—introduce is from?" years ago melamine was listed as him, through tear-hazed eyes. Eighteen months after the first me!" "The bill of aome prehistoric mos- COtf Mlim lASE a rare chemical at $40 a pound, to- "Celia!" Garrison just stared at him. Thei^ theft she parked her new sedan in exactly the same spot. It was quito, I suppose." < FLOOR PAINT day it is 55 cents a pound. "Well, you foolish Ken," she re- the girl had* stopped beside them Aviation is already relying on peated hours later. He sat relaxed stolen, too. Hart's iDMilfclag bread aaw ia- and was saying: Too Much Change melamine plastics for tableware and rested in the big chair before ir aala^-ere "Those proofs you wanted have "Isn't Sally going to marry which is light, does not discolor, and the fire. They had had supper, and eeeHaf. H« aH ef rakkar*! come from the printers, Mr. Garri- Billy?" is highly resistant to heat and to while Celia cleared things up he son." "I don't know. She says she hates water, it is pointed out. Cups, sau- had heard her story more than once. Giant Totem Poles The publicity man saw a dum- to give up the dollar and a half cers, and plates of melamine plastic "I had to come. I'm going to stay. Shipped 2,500 Miles f: founded expression displace the ea- shows for quarter moving pictures." are not stained by coffee, are free I couldn't live there in luxury. Not gerness on Miller's face. Suppresc- SEATTLE, WASH. - It wat Id' . *'• from any taste or odor, and can be with you here—needing me." As- ing a grin, he looked up and an- quite a task to deliver two five- And How! dyed in light colors which do not surance shone from Celia's eyes. , swered carefully: ton red cedar totem poles to a When'er I see two girls kiss fade. In paint, melamine resins She knew now she was right. "So "Thank you, Joyce—I'll be right Chicago boys' club, 2,500 miles BfiCKEb BY TRUSCOHS 30 YMRS give a porcelain-like finish which re- It makes me wanter flght I wrote the Peabodys—and took the over to look at them. Oh, by the away. sists aging, discoloration, and heat Besides it always takes a man OF CONCRETE MINT MAKINQ morning train today. I knew you way—make a note of this: Here- Ernest Gebert, veteran wood up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. To do the thing up right. wanted me, really. Only it was so after when you're interviewing chor- carver, considers the poles one of Melamine is derived as a principal hard. Ken, to be sure." us girls in wholesale lots, please his artistic triumphs. They are Three Reasons product from cyanamide. It con- "But we're sure now, Celia." No wear a uniform or something, so the 45 feet tall, and took 14 months tains carbon, nitrogen, and hydro- "Why does Smith work so hard?" CLOSE: OUT! question marred his words. "We're people who've only been here five to complete. gen, and is a member of a class "Twins, auto and radio." sure now." years will recognize you." of compounds known as the tri- One Oliver 5-ft Mower, Reg. price $110.00 tQfl fin azines, to which cyanuric acid and, cyanuric chloride also belong. Tri- Servants in Minority Early Coinage Supply Most Ivory Television Men Wear Helmets Close out Cash WUiUO Ninety-five out of every 100 fam- azines contain three nitrogen atoms Coins were minted by the Chinese The source of ivory is supplied Cameramen on television sets in a ring alternating, in the case of ilies in the United States employ no as long ago as 1001 B. 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