VOLUME 42 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER30, 1938. NUMBER 39
H. S. Football Squad Local Shoe Store Moves 15 Home Economics Groups BIG BASEBALL EVENT Go To Frankfort V To New Location Expected In New This Friday Home Management Project COMING TO EAST JORDAN Matt's Shoe Service, formerly lo- Football season is here again ,for cated at the foot of Main Street, is , All details are being rapidly work- BILLY ROGELL'S ALL-STARS Y». moving to-its new home in the Love- THOSE OF NORTHERN MICH., Republicans Hold Coach 4be Cohn's Crimspn Tide who ed out in preparation for the new open their current season in a non- day Bldg., Monday, Oct. 3. It is be- Home Management Project which County Convention eonfereitee tilt with a high powered lieved by making this change the starts October 6 in the Boyne City AT FAIR GROUNDS, EAST JOR- Store will be more easily accessible DAN, COMMENCING AT 2:00 p. m. Wednesday, Sept 21 Blue and Gold at Frankfort Friday Library. Already eleven different 125 4-H MEMBERS VISIT JORDAN afternoon. The opposition will be j;o all its friends and customers. communities have their, leaders se- fresh from their 18 to 6 trimuph over :: Matt's Shoe Service began opera- lected and definite plans made for FIRE TOWER TO STUDY FIRE The East Jordan Chamber of Com- The Republican County Conven- tions here in this city one year ago merce came out with an announce- Reed City last Friday evening and carrying out the five lessons in the PREVENTION tion was held at the Boyne City will endeavor to avenge their 6 to 0 Sept. 1 and was-the first repairer in project. At the present time four ment Monday that they had secured Gymnasium Wednesday September this section to introduce invisible half Billy Rogell. and his barnstorming defeat administered them by the Jpr- other communities are interesting On Thursday afternoon of last 21st. at 8 o'clock P. M. danites last fall. , soling. During the year new equip- themselves in organizing for the pro- week, 125 Boys and Girls from four major league troup to play the. Nor- Clarence B. Meggison, Chairman of ment has been added and a complete thern Michigan All-Stars here Wed- The Cohnmen although lacking ex- ject. . , 4-H Clubs in Forest Fire Prevention the, new County Committee was intro- Stock of Wear-U-Well Shoes installed. in Antrim County visited the Jordan nesday Oct. 5th. at the Fairground duced to the Convention he succeeds perience in many positions should The pleven Communities aljready Ball Park at 2:00 P. M. put up a whale of a battle and with V Mr. Matteson wishes to express his organized are: South Boyne, Charle- Fire Tower on M. 32, Jordan Town- William M. Sanderson. Warmest appreciation to all for the ship and spent the afternoon learn- Coming with Rogell will be play- any kind of breaks should give the voix, Barnard, Marion Center, Bur- J. M. Harris was elected Chair- kind business shown him and promi- gess, Clarion, Evangeline, . Horton ing about: the technic of Forest Fire ers representing four major and man of the Convention, Fay A. heavier Frankfort boys a real run for top honors. As the teams stack up ses in the future even greater ser- Bay, North Boyne, East Jordan, and detection, forest fire dangers and the three minor league clubs. Included in Bradley was made assistant Secre- vice. his roster of fourteen players are; this time of the season both seem, to Advance. The other communities ex- field organization of the Department tary, and on motion duly made and pected to organize are: Peninsula of Conservation, ' . Joo Krkauskas, ace southpaw fire- suported it was unanimously carried have equal chance with either ag- ; ball twirler of the Washington Sena- gregation being held as favorites. Red Cross Annual South Arm,. Bay Shore, and one or The Tower visited is one hundred that all Delegates and alternates pre- two new ones in East Jordan. sent be seated, and that the author- The Jordanites have men three i Meeting, East Jordan, feet high and all Boys and Girls ized proxies be made Delegates. deep in several positions and Conn Miss Helen Noyes, Specialist in climbed the tower, during the course EAST JORDAN BUSINESS Friday, Oct. 14th. Home Management, Michigan State of the afternoon, to the "Crows nest" Arthur L. Fitch, Edwin K. Reuling will have plenty of opportunity to PLACES TO CLOSE use a number of men for they are all College, will be the specialist in char- in order that they could ge£ first and Mrs. R. B. Armstrong, was ap- The Local Chapter of the American ge of the program. Owing to the fact hand information concerning the ex- pointed to the Resolution Committee so evenly matched that he : will be All East Jordan places of busi- able to substisute frequently at any Red Cross of Charlevoix County wish- that only one training center may be act routine of a Towermah's occupa- ness arc scheduled to close and submitted the following resolu- es to inform the public that there held in the county, the first meeting tion and how the Towerman uses var- tion: position without weakening the teams next Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 5 chances. Cohn as yet is undecided as will be an annual meeting to elect will be at Boyne City which will be ious instruments including the Ali- for the game. (AH employees Resolved by the Republican Party to his staring lineup, but indications officers, hear the reading of the more or less central with the under- dade, tower map, etc., as was ex- would probably be "sick" and go of the County of Charlcvoix in Con- are that most of the squad will see Treasurer's Financial Report and standing that plans for the next four plained by the Conservation Officer, "home to bed" if they didn't close) vention assembled in the City of: Boy- action. . conduct such other business, as ma les ni. will be decided at this time. Leslie Miles. The' District Club Agent, ne City on the 21st. day of Septem- come before the meeting. The pubKc \f'y '•immunity interested in parti- Orville F. Walker and County" Agri- ber A. D. 1938, that; Whereas, the Between East Jordan and Frank- is cordially invited and urged to at- itatii s in this very attractive pro- cultural Agent, Walter G. Kirkpat- tors, Denny Galehouse, one of the People of the State, of Michigan are fort exists one of the finest athletic tend. Remember the time and place! ject should get in touch with their rick were also present. •, Cleveland Indians starting" mounds- now confronted with a condition in relationships of any two aggregations East Jordan, City Hall Friday Even- county agent immediately. We still men, and Bruce Campbell, hardhit- this State which threatens the exis- in Northern Michigan, A relationship ing October 14th, 1938, at 8:00 o' have room for two or three more Second year club members were ting outer gardener of the same club, tence of Free and Orderly Govern- which has existed for a period from clock. May we further advise the groups and solicit your interest in required to build Camp fires proper- Roy Hughes, formerly of Cleveland, ment and thesright of the State to 10 to 12 years without a breakup. public that your local Red Crosc the Home Economics Extension Pro- ly arid extinguish same. Several Clubs who went to the Browns along with control its own internal affairs.and chairman is ready to accept your con- gram...... made use of the, wonderful day and Billy Sullivan in the trade which sent constitutes a menace to the property tributions toward a funtf for flood re- camp fires by having a picnic dinner. Rollie Hemsley to Cleveland, Rogell, of the State and its People, and; Temple Theatre News lief in the Eastern States. B. C. Mellencamp, The. Clubs represented were Alba Tebbetts, and Christman of the De- whereas, It will be necessary that the Co. Agr'l Agent. with 43 members, Elk Rapids with 38 troit Tigers, Benny McCoy, Roy Cul- Republicans of Michigan act united- C. B. Meggison members, Ellsworth with 27 mem- lenbine, and Archie, of Toledo, all of Four great pictures are announ- County Chairman. bers, and Alden with 17 members. ly, continously, vigorously and un- ced for the current week at our pop- whom finished the current season in selfishly to return to the Republi- Detroit uniforms, and Barney Mc- can Party the responsibilities of ular Temple playhouse presenting a Miss Stewart Writes Eskimo Bite Is Hardest, Coskey, heavy sticker from Beau- Government, National, State and splendid variety of entertainment. Even With Baby Teeth ALBA CLUB WINS .FIRST AT STA- mont of the Texas League. Local Therefore be it Resolved: That We scarcely believe that anyone can Book "Straight Wings" recall a theatrical week presenting a MINNEAPOLIS. — Athletes and TE FAIR ON ELECTRICAL .'- The Northern Michigan All-Stars we Pledge hereby our full and whole-, The following article appeared in armchair invalids have teeth of al- EXHIBIT hearted support to the election of group of such outstanding attractions will be managed by Charles Dennis, as arc listed below; "~~ +be"Si*pt: 21 issue of the Oshkosh Ad- most equal strength, and neither is local manager, and every effort will Hon. Fred Bradley as representa- vance •—• the newspaper of the Osh- a match for an average six-year-old Reports just received from the tive of this 11th. Congressional Dist- Thurs.- Fri.- Sat; Mickey Rooney bo made to secure the outstanding and Spencer Tracy in "Boy's Town." kosh (Wis.) State Teachers College. Eskimo girl, according-to Dr. Peter Management of, the Michigan State players of this section of the state. rict. Hon. Otto W. Bishop, as State The author is a graduate of East J. Brekhus, professor of dentistry Fair, by the County Agricultural Senator of this 29th, District, and Sun.- Mon.- Tues; Sonja Henie, The game here will conclude a two- Joan Davis, Buddy Ebseri, Richard Inrdan High and later on, was Char- at the University of Minnesota, who Agent, Walter G. Kirkpatriek, dis- day tour by Rogells aggregation who Hon. Douglas D. Tibbits as Represen- levoix County Commissioner of acquired the information with his close that the Alba Electrical 4-H tative from the Charlevoix District, Greene, Cesar Romero in "My Lucky gnathodynamometer. play in Bay City Tuesday Oct, 4th. Star." Schools. Club won first in the Club exhibit and and Resolved Further that we pledge Doctor Brekhus says his tests in- two firsts in individual exhibits on coming here that evening and return- our untireing suport to Hon. Frank Wednesday only (Family Nite;) ing to Detroit immediately following Miss May L. Stewart, Director of dicate teeth are strong only in rela- the Electric Exhibit made by that Jimmie, Lucille and Russell Gleason tion to the amount of use they get; Club at the State Fair, August 27 the game. D. Fitzgerald as our Candidate for in "The Higgins Family." ' . Qjirrieulm for Rural School Teachers, East Jordan has played a leading Governor to the end that our State K'the author of a new book entitled diet and general good health have September 11. In addition a number "Thurs,- Fri; Robert; Montgomery,- little effect. His device measures of other awards were received in Hot part in rejuvenating baseball in this Government may be restored to a FrancSot Tone and Janet Gaynor in "Straight Wings." It was accepted by area this summer. In the West Side sane, business like and well balanced the American Book Company during biting strength in pounds. Lunch Posters. Food Preparation "Three Loves Has Nancy." Posters and a Clothing exhibit. . ard Fair-grounds Ball PaTks we pos- ondition and we pledge our suport to Construction was completed this the summer. He said that 108 Minnesota ath- sess two of the finest diamonds any- election of the Republican Nominees week of a new 24 sheet poster board The book presents in simple form letes with an average weight of 176 The Alba Electrical Club is one of where in Northern Michigan. The for all County Offices' as well as for ths Temple Theatre by the Char- the life story of insects in the Or- pounds and average height of. six the few second year electrical clubs City has been represented by two the Nominees for State Offices' to be thopteria family with observation out- feet bit an average of 126 pounds in the State having been led both baseball aggregations in the Inde- levoix Sign Service Co. The new nominated at the coming State Con- stand is in the "modern" mood, offset lines for' children's study of crickets each, 108 dental students with an years by the same leader, Mr. Taino pendents and the well organized vention, and Resolved Further that and grasshoppers, mantids, walking average weight of 158 pounds and Taip.ola of Alba. 'Mancelona also has Juniors. The Northern Michigan First with attractive trim and styled in the average height of 5 feet 9 inches bit a second year Electrical club led by we do hereby declare that the ' Ad- most modern manner. Located on the sticks, and others of that group. Each Annual Amateur Baseball was stag- ministration of our State affairs nresentation is followed by study an average of 125 pounds each. He Roscoe Flynn. The Mancelona ex- ed hero with considerable success. vacant lot north of the Temple this lent the instrument to a research hibit was sent to Detroit but became during the past 2 years has been dis- board will be used for the postex dis- questions, classroom activities, arid The appearence of the barnstor- graceful, deplorable and-unendurable objective tests for pupils in the pri- worker who took it to Alaska, where lost in transient/This is regreted very 4 play of outstanding attractions to mary grades. ••• ' it was discovered that the average much as it too was a very good ex- mci s will afford an excellent oppor- and calls for determined and persis- play this up-to-date theatre. The first tunity for baseball followers of this tent education of the voters of the Vocabulary level was established six-year-old Eskimo girl had a bite hibit and without a doubt would have State for their own happiness and posting is on "My Lucky Star" fea- of 150 pounds and her parents went won distinction at. the State Fair. area to see some first class ball play- turing Sonja Henie which is booked scientifically at 2A or 3B with inter- ers in action-. self preservation. values for all of the first four as high as 340 ppunds. Antrim County 4-H awards at the for a three day engagement opening State Fair are as follows: This region is being blanketed with Lysle H. White, D. W. Dicken, N. this Sunday. grades. Sentence structure and length poster bills of the event and with E. Stroud and John Porter was ap- for simplicity in style is in accord Typhoid Fever Ceases Electrical Exhibit, Club' • award, good weather, a large crowd from pointed to the Committee to Nomin- with the best authorities on childrens Alba Club, first, Individual Exhibit, all over Northern Michigan may be ate Delegates to the State Convention Watch next week's paper reading. The stories in "Straight To Be an Army Plague etc., Lawerence, Phillips, first, Lewis expected at the Fair Grounds. East They nominated 18 Delegates and 18 , for; Wings" were tried out in the Rose SAN FRANCISCO.—The army has Harvey, first, Wm. Winship, second, Jordan next Wednesday afternoon. Alternates, giving each one attending 1. Time . Swart Training School and in several defeated typhoid fever, according John Apfel, third, Max Bunning, Game called at 2:00 o'clock. Admis- the State Convention one third vote 2. Date cooperating rural schools before they to the annual report of the surgeon third. sion: —^Adults 75c; All children and and that such Delegation be allowed 3. Place of the were submitted for publication. general of the army, made public Hot Lunch Posters, Ball School, high school students, 25c. to vote the ' full allocated vote of Rummapre Sale to be sponsored by the at the Presidio here. Vera Carpenter, leader, third Bennett ^harlevoix County, the Delegates and Junior Class of East Jordan High OREGON'S FIRE JINX • During the fiscal year ended June School, LeRoy Bussler, leader, Third Alternates nominated are as follows: School. ••,"•'.•'•• 30, 1937, only one case of tyhpoid Wright School, Eloise Hubbard, lead-, The School Child's Delegates: Clarence B. Meggison, OF 87 YEARS ROUTED developed in the army, and that was er, Third Food Preparation. Posters, Health Depends Maude Armstrong, Fay A. Bradlay, in the Philippines; Not a case has best set bf posters, Alden Club, Hu- A Great.Carnival of Fun Every been contracted on native soil in lena Pillman, leader, third. Upon Co-operation C. Meredith Bice, George 0. Hag- Sunday! New funnies, New contests, gard, Oscar Stroud,. Mrs. Floyd W. Fireproof Capitol Is Answer two years, the report says. For- Clothing Exhibits, 1st year project, New puzzles and New cut-outs. You'll merly it was one of the biggest prob- ;hird; Girl's Own Room, First. Ikens, Mrs. E. E. Stroud, Mrs. John Find them All in the Bigger and bet- To Series of Blazes. Improvement in the general heal- Porter, Barney Milstein, Mrs. G.'.W. lems of the army. th of school children during the past Bechtold, Guy Watson, Mrs. J. M. ter Sunday Chicago Herald and Ex- At present the leading causes for decade indicates, beyond question, Harris,. Alex Heller, D W. Diekeiv aminer. Order your copy now! SALEM* ORE.—It cost Oregon admission to army hospitals are TWO ANTRIM CLUB MEMBERS that the hope of a healthy race will Douglas D. Tibbits, Wm. J. Pearson, taxpayers $2,500,000 to kill a "fire accidents during athletic exercises WIN SCHOLARSHIPS depend on the continued close co-op- James H.. Gallagher. C' jinx" that has haunted the state's and such ailments as bronchitis, in- eration • of the teacher, the school WITH THE lawmakers for 87 years. The cost fluenza and tonsilitis. Miss Laura Jane Wright of Bell- nurse, the family doctor and the par- Alternates: Harold Miller, Harry is represented in the state's first Gregory, Frank Poole, Rollie L. ANTRIM COUNTY Just as the navy is finding motor aire and Daiyl Martinek of Elk Rap- en;. fireproof capitol, recently complet- ds Jiaye just received notice f rom A. Lewis, Edith Curtis, Sylvia Miles, ed. / ••• / : vehicles the most deadly enemy of It is not surprising, therefore, that AGR'LAQENT the sailor ,-the army is finding the S. Kettunen, State Club Leader, of Harold Hallett, Floyd Ikens, John Every Salem building in which teachers in the Detroit public schools Porter, George Bechtold, Howard W. Kirkpatrick,, Extension Agent automobile one of its principal their selection to receive Scholarships aro reporting few decayed teeth In the Oregon state senate and house causes of death. During the fiscal totaling $i20.00, according to County Porter, E. K. Reuling, J. M. Harris, jointly convened since 1851 has the mouths of children who have been John Parker, John Olson, L. H. KEWADIN EXHIBITOR DOES year, of 664 deaths in the army, Agricultural Agent, Walter G. Keirk- inspected while, but a few years ago, •WELL AT TRAVERSE been either destroyed or badly dam- patrick.: ., : White, J M. Bartholomy, Gus.Mielke. aged by fire. half were due to injuries, and of the number of children requiring im- CITY FAIR : these 105 were suffered in automo- Miss Wright has been awarded the William J. Pearson, was made Chair- The first fire was in 1855, when mediate dental attention was consid- man of the Delegation. .;. John Fitzpatrick, well known bile accidents. '• All Around County Championship in erable. . : JBrown Swiss Breeder of Kewadin, the yet unfinished territorial capitol Boys and Girls Club Work in Antrim But the'possibility of detecting and Several fine instructive addresses Antrim County won ten first places, was destroyed.- But before the law- was given by the various Delegates makers had moved into the terrt County in" 1S31. The State Boar4 of correcting defects at" an early age is three second places and two third Towns Planned to Cut Agriculture has awarded Miss Wright after which refreshments were ser- torial capitol they met in another our not confined to the child's,physical ved by the retireing County Commit- places including Champion Cow and building on the Oregon institute Population of Big Cities a Short C se Scholarship at Mich- constitution. It is-now universally ac- tee. ' \ ,'•••••' . Bull at the Northwestern Michigan campus. . That building was de- igan State College, However, if she cepted that many in r the lowest schol- Fair, Traverse City, Augusts 29 and LONDON.—A plan to move ap- stroyed by fire in 1872. proximately 5,000,000 persons from desires, the Scholarship, may be ap- astic group, including the indifferent, September 3. In addition to the many plied on the four year course instead the spiritless and the problem boy or prizes won with his cattle, Mr. Fitz- After the territorial capitol burned large British cities to new self-con- closed, however, that the boys were the legislative body moved into a tained towns is being considered of the Short Course. The financial girl, may be suffering from personal- not criminals at heart but had stole patrick also received a first and se- downtown building, later moving by a royal commission. provisions are $15.00 for the first ity changes induced by poor eye- small sums of money to give to their cond on mules and another first year and $10. for the second, there- into a larger building a few blocks The towns would be the center,of sight, poor hearing, nasal obstruc- mother, to make her happier and so place in the Pet Stock division on a away. A few years later one of fore amounting to $25. tions, malnutrition, poor posture and still her continual-complaining. Police Dog. Placings were as follows: six square miles of land on which these buildings was destroyed by factories would be erected; enough Mr. Martinek won his scholarship nervous fatigue. Perhaps it is in the schools that Brown Swiu fire and the other was badly dam- in the Electrical Project in Club Old time schoolmasters and school Bull one year and under two, first. fruit, vegetables and milk would be medical science may expect its "j;at- aged. produced to feed the inhabitants. Work for 1937. The selecting of Mr. inarms leaned heavily on the belief est triumph and greatest reward. It Cow four years and over, first and The second capitol, completed in Each town would house about 50,000 Martinek for this honor gives him a that if they spared not the rod, the is dealing there with plastic young second. Cow three years and under 1876, was burned to the ground in persons in two-story houses with in- Scholarship to Michigan State College child would not ba "spoiled." But minds and bodies which respond read four, first. Heifer, two years and un- 1935. dividual gardens and sun-roofs. which is applicable toward the regu- there is little evidence that corporal :ly to, remedial measures when once three, second. Heifer, eighteen mon- And so the 1938 legislature will Sites for the towns already have lar four year course. This Scholarship punishment ever proved effective in the disease condition is correctly dia- ths to two years, first. Heifer, one convene in the new $2,500,000 fire- been chosen. Seventy-six- are in covers his fees up to $50. in the keeping the problem child to the gnosed. year to eighteen months, first, se- proof capitol and no longer will ex- England, 15 in Scotland and nine in Freshman year which amount will be paths of righteousness. Despite the Of course, it is ridiculous to sup- cond, and third. Sr. heifer calf, 4 mo. perience as a home-town Volunteer Wales. It is planned to relieve Lon- paid by the State Board of Agricul- allegation of "coddling" hurled by pose that even through such methods to one year, first. Dairy herd, three fireman necessarily be a qualifica- don of 2,000,000 inhabitants. ture. the older generation at the practi- a race of supermen may be fostered. cows having calved, two giving milk, tion for an Oregon legislative can- Should Mr. Martinek measureJ up didate. The plan has been drawn up by tioners of modern pedagogy, there Experienced teachers are probably owned by exhibitor, first. Yearling the Hundred New Towns associa- to Certain Scholastic standings in his is evidence that an understanding of right in asserting they can designate herd, bull one year old and under •' • o tion. freshman year, the provisions of this the child's difficulties is the first from the first grade those children two, two yearling heifers owned by RIDE TO ADVENTURE WITH scholarship will be continued during step toward insuring satisfactory ad- who will become delinquents and hab- exhibitor, first. Produce of Dam: THE LONE RANGER his Sophomore year in the amount of ' pustment to the social order. itual criminals later. Science is pow- Two animals either sex, any age, Join the multitudes who follow The Try A Herald Want Ad. Now! $45. The total of the Scholarship This is illustrated by the case of less to supply an antidote to a here- owned by and bred by exhibitor, Lone Ranger, celebrated masked hero therefore is $95. two delinquents, 10 and 12 years, old, ditary taint. But at least it caiiT first and third. Get of Sire, four an- of the radio and screen, on his daring new feature! Also, new comics, $10, ' Both Miss Wright and Mr. Marti- who were reqently brought into the cue from the lowest or "Z" grouping imals any agn, either sex, get of sire, expliots as pictured in colors each 000 Contest, new puzzles, new cut- nek are to be congratulated for hav- juvenile court on a larceney charge. many individuals unnecessarily hand- first Mules, first and second. Pet week in the plus Comic Weekly of outs. Be sure to get The Detroit Sun- ing achieved these honors in Club Investigation by social workers dis- icapped in the race of life. Stock Division, Police Dog, first. The Detroit Sunday Times. A great day Times each week. Work. . . , THE CHARLEVOIX QOUNTY HERALD, (EA8T JORDAN, MICH.), FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1938
Weekly News Review —— • Business Brucharl-g Washington Digest Foremost among American indus- try's problem children are the rail- WHO'S Germans, Poles9 Hungarians roads, who jointly fell $180,000,000 Three Times in Row President's short of earning Axed charges dur- ing 1938's first six months, whose 'Purge' Attempts Prove Futile Covet Part of Czech Nation proposed 15 per cent pay cut ($250,- NEWS 000,000 a year) is met by labor's al- •' —"''—- t • ' —— By Joseph W. La Bine——— legation of financial mismanage- ment and overcapitalization. Last Roosevelt Unable to Transmit Personal Popularity to His spring, almost simultaneous with the THIS wage cut announcement, congress Followers; Political Prestige Suffers Irreparable Dam- received rail legislation but tabled age; Forced Realignment Seen Complete Flop. it on the insistence of Wisconsin's Sen. Robert M. LaFollette, who ar- WEEK gued that pay cuts and government By WILLIAM BRUCKART aid do not go together. WNU Service, National Press Bldg., Washington, D. C. By LEMUEL F. PARTON Called for October 1 was a gen- eral railroad strike which, under WASHINGTON.—There was quite thinkers who surround the Presi- "MEW YORK.—This writer has al- federal legislation, can be averted a sermon, for me, in the telegram dent and give him such poor politi- •*• ' ways thought it would be a good 30 days while a presidential fact- of congratulations that Virginia's cal advice. Idea for the newspapers of a city to finding committee deliberates 30 great leader, Sen. Carter Glass, sent . There will be a condition in the make an award every year to the more days after its report is sub- to Senator George upon the occa- next congress that will be worthy of n_ ,».. person who had mitted. Though President Roosevelt sion of Senator George's victory in watching. Surely, no one will ex- Ur. Uttmars provided them plans to follow this procedure, he the attempted New Deal "purge" pect Tydings and Smith and George Superlative with the mos' CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND HER MINORITIES DISTRIBUTION began thinking early in September in Georgia. I don't know why that and Clark of Missouri and six or News Source £ood copy. In New in broader terms than a strike. To telegram was not more widely print- eight other senators to go put of York, I would floods. With more than 400 dead, ed, but it was typically like Carter their way to support a Roosevelt Foreign with property damage standing the White House were summoned nominate Dr. Raymond L. Ditmars three experts of rail management Glass, so cryptic, so full of mean- program in which they may not for 39 years curator of mammals "After 20 years o] peace u>e were over- above $400,000,000, with thousands ing, that I am going to reprint it believe. There is the nucleus. There taken by a violent crisis. Dynamic politi- homeless, many communities were (Union Pacific's Carl Gray, Pennsyl- here: and reptiles at the Bronx zoo, al- cal forces . . . from neighboring suites vania's M. W. Clement, Southern were already 20 or more senators of most any year. He has just left for so hopelessly shattered they could "Senator Walter F. George, At- that, mind. With those re-elected threatened our lands ... England and not help themselves. To the rescue Pacific's E. C. Norris) and three ex- Trinidad to catch some parasol ants, France, two democracies, informed us perts of rail labor (Railway Employ- lanta, Ga. after overcoming the "purge," it which he has beene)-avmg^for a that arbitration could not solve the diffi- came the Red Cross, U. S. coast 1 "God bless you, Walter. Like- seems reasonable to suppose that as guard and WPA, while from Wash- ees B. M. Jewell, Firemen-Engine- long time. It has7~Been generaEy culty . .. The government could do noth- men Brotherhood's D. B. Robertson, wise, the sovereign State of Geor- little political credit as possible will supposed that the ants pack leaves ing but accept the suggestion of the two ington President Roosevelt ordered gia. • be given to the President. powers . . .Nothing else remained, be- all federal agencies to give every Railway Labor Executives' George and petals for shade. Dr. Ditmars 1 House members" nearly always cause we were alone.' possible assistance. M. Harrison). "Signed. Carter Glass." puts us right on that. They gather Their job: To draft for next win- keep in close touch with the sena- them only for food. Thus, to her angry, downhearted To get its true meaning, one populace, little Czechoslovakia ex- -# Shortly after midnight, South- ter's congress a long-range rehabili- has to recall that Senator George tors of their respective states, par- The curator has exploded many ern Pacific's Chicago-bound Califor- tation plan for the $26,000,000,000 in- ticularly if they are of the same po- myths, but usually substitutes some- plained why Sudeten borderlands was the third Democratic sena- litical faith. They will take encour- were being ceded to Germany. Two nian pulled onto a siding at Tor- dustry, one-third of which is now thing even more interesting. Rep- tuga, Calif., making way for the Los bankrupt. Though the President ob- tor, in a row, who was openly agement from the forthrightness of tiles haven't the slightest interest days had passed since faithless Eng- their seniors and, quite naturally, land and France had capitulated to Angeles-bound Argonaut. Though viously hoped to avert a rail strike opposed by President Roosevelt; in sweet music and aren't soothed Brakeman Eric L. Jacobson threw by promising legislation, though will be bolder and more outspoken. by it, monkeys will return to cleared Reichsfuehrer Adolf- Hitler's de- the third marked to be "purged" It will be much more difficult 4or mand for immediate "release" of the switch, Argonaut thundered steadily increasing carloadings plus from the Democratic party and jungle if it grows again; the mother through, crashed head-on into the the prospect of business recovery Democratic Leader Rayburn to hold snake does not swallow the little the 3,500,000 German Czechs whose the third in a row to be victorious his majority together in the house protests have kept Europe in a dith- Californian to kill 12, injure 100. gave promise of obviating a wage ones in times of-danger. Told that he had opened a closed cut, labor remained adamant. At the over the President's ill-advised of representatives because of this But, being thus disillusioned, we er all summer. Further delay would switch, Brakeman Jacobson became new-found courage and, in some bring invasion^ it was the better committee's first session, its three attempt to dominate voters of a cases, resentment. learn from Dr. Ditmars that there hysterical, shrieked over and over: experts told rn anagement's three ex- are sea serpents, great schools of part of valor to surrender. The state, and, in due course, the con- terms: Predominantly German "I'm not crazy, but I don't know perts that no legislation could be All of which leads into a third them, in the Indian ocean and the why I did it!" talked until Wage cut demands were gress of the United States, by phase. Few Presidents have been western tropical Pacific. They are areas would be ceded immediately, personally picking the Democratic while part German areas would be dropped. able to withstand bushwhacking as gaudy as an Elks' parade, with Politics party nominees. from Capitol Hill. It confronts Mr. cold, beady eyes, and emit a dread- given a plebiscite. In return, Adolf Roosevelt to an unparalleled degree Hitler would join in guaranteeing All summer the U. S. has waited International Next, Mr. George had been sub- ful venom. Dr. Ditmars carries jected to perhaps the strongest New because of the "purge." Thus, a fur- them on the books as hydrophiinae. Czechoslovakia's future. - for Franklin Roosevelt to say yes Early in Depression it became ap- ther analysis seems to offer evi- But even while Europe began or no regarding his third term can- Deal slap by the President, of any There are flying snakes, fish didacy. Only known facts were (1) parent that permanent recovery of the nine, senators whom the Pres- dence, at least a hint, that Mr. that climb trees, fish that shoot breathing easier, new troubles were was a world-wide proposition. Thus, Roosevelt's control of the Demo- brewing, mostly caused by the hope- that he would retire if a strongly ident originally described as men down bugs out of the air by ex- liberal congress approved his legis- since 1931, each year has brought an behind the times. It will be re- cratic party may be broken. If it pelling pellets of water like an less conglomeration of nationalities International Management congress is not now an accomplished fact, I from which the Czech nation was lative 4program by 1940, and (2) called how Mr. Roosevelt, with Sen- see no reason to expect that the air gun, frogs that can swallow that, having control over the Demo- which woos international prosperity ator George on the platform, spoke rats, frogs with vocal power carved 20 years ago. (See 'Map:) through means that have thus far President can control the Democrat- the troubles: cratic party, he would then be able his blessing of United States Attor- ic national convention of 1940. That, 1,000 times that of a man, in- to name his successor. Thus it was failed to win international peace, neyCamp at Barnesville, Ga.) and sects which are carried by jun- In Prague itself, democracy gave, namely, co-operation. after all, is one of the things at way to semi-dictatorship as Pre- obvious why he strove to defeat such announced his conclusion that Mr. stake in the President's ill-starred gle people for flashlamps, ani- "obstructionist" senators as Iowa's To Washington for this year's con- George represented the past, not the mals which can travel 60 miles mier Milan Hodza's cabinet re- gress came 2,000 executives and "purge" attempts. signed, replaced by that of Gen. Jan Gillette, South Carolina's Smith, future. It was on that occasion, too, an hour and animals which nev- Maryland's Tydings and Georgia's management experts. But a fort- that Mr. Roosevelt uttered the now er lie down. Syrovy, one-eyed army chief. Mean- night ago, after the first day's ses- Some Heads May Fall; while, blood splattered throughout Geqrge. famous: "God bless you, Walter; I Dr. Ditmars is 62 years old. At But by last week, as primary sea- sion, it was plain that the weight of hope we will always be friends." New Spokesmen Appear the age of 15, he began gathering Sudetia as Czech troops quelled American delegates would change Nazi riots. . son closed, the President's only ma- - The third feature to be remem- In consequence of these things, 1 insects for the Museum of Natural an impersonal discussion of business bered is that Mr. George won, that have an idea that there will be History. He had a year of news- In Warsaw was heard a growing —J ills into a field day for protests former Governor Talmadge was many, many moves made during paper work before joining the staff cry for "liberation" of 82,000 Poles against what U. S. industry consid- second and that the New Deal can- the next session and in the session of the zoo, which may account for in the Silesian Teschen belt which ers its No. 1 foe, the New Deal. didate was third in the race, and just before the 1940 convention de- his being a friendly Santa Claus to Poland lost to Czechoslovakia " in From France's Alex Brule came that Mr. George's victory was so signed to take the Democratic party reporters. 1920. the simple analysis that most of overwhelming that there was no out of the hands of the Roosevelt • • • In Budapest, Hungarians demand- management's problems are reduc- need for a run-off primary—the advisers. I think you will see dele- TT IS recalled that Homer Martin, ed annexation of 700,000 Magyars in ible to human problems. Germany's method in the solid Democratic gates being groomed here and •*• the fightingparso n who contends Czech territory contiguous to Hun- Dr. Gorg Seebauer was interested states of choosing between the two there, 18 months before they are to with John L. Lewis in a Faustian gary. in "the social aspects of scientific highest candidates from the prima- be formally chosen. I believe also struggle for the body and soul of the In Treviso, Italy, Premier Benito management." But one U. S. speak- ry vote. This means that a ma- that state political bosses will be- if *M »• automobile union, Mussolini decided treaties mean er after another found reason to lay jority of the voters—more than 50 come quite active next summer as nothing in modern Europe, therefore American business ills at the White per cent—voted for Mr. George. they watch which way the wind Homer Martin was the world hoP) urged complete split-up of Czecho- House door. Samples: May Still Be skip and jump blows. Some will guess wrong, some slovakia to satisfy Czechs, Germans, Johns-Manville's Lewis H. Brown: President's Prestige Has right. Some political heads will fall World Champ champion just a Magyars, Poles, Ruthenians, Slo- "Adding to the misunderstandings few years ago— Suffered Heavy Damage and new spokesmen will appear on vaks. between business and government the scene. • and may be still. It is only three Meanwhile, Britain's Prime Min- ... is our present confused state Of Couple these facts with Senator years ago that he quit the pastorate ister Neville Chamberlain and mind . . . We are torn between con- Tydings' victory over Rep. David J. All of these things, I predict, will of the Leeds Baptist church in Kan- Lewis for the Democratic senatorial happen, barring one thing. That France's Premier Edouard Daladier tradictions." one thing is war. If there is a gen- sas City, got a job in the Fisher ate crow. In Paris, a crisis threat- Westinghouse's A. W. Robertson: nomination in Maryland, and Sen. plant, organized the local of the "Cotton Ed" Smith's substantial eral European war on the horizon, ened in protest against the Franco- "Management . . . must struggle to then we may expect a different United Automobile Workers' union British scheme whose stench almost maintain the cause of free enter- margin over Governor Johnston in and became its first international South Carolina, and it appears to me course of political events in the president. • . paralleled that of the notorious prise in a world threatened by too United States. Hoare-Laval plan for Ethiopia's par- much regimentation." that several conclusions are proper His battle soon turned from and justifiable. Mr. Roosevelt went What I am about to say, now, is the bosses to the left-wingers of tition. Three cabinet members re- Labor's complaint came -from hot said in discredit of the Presi- signed. In London, where the "sell- Robert J. Watt, U. S. workers' dele- into South Carolina in behalf of Gov- the union and that's the issue of. ernor Johnston and he went into dent. It is merely voicing a fact in his contention with Mr. Lewis. out" created equal protest, Neville gate to the. international labor of- politics. If there be a general war Chamberlain had good reason to NEW YORK'S O'CONNOR fice: "My message to management Maryland to promise construction of Getting under way, he eloquent- several huge Chesapeake bay abroad, and, more particularly, if ly plastered William Green of worry about his job. Biggest fish in a summer's angling. ... is that you can have discipline American relations become involved and responsibility within unions as bridges and to point to the good the A. F, of L. and it is not As the prime minister boarded his jor success had been against' New qualities of Representative Lewis. in it, then Mr. Roosevelt unquestion- clear where he would be headed plane for Godesberg, Germany, and soon as you stop waging war against ably, will appeal for solidarity of York's Rep. John J. O'Connor, de- them and give your workers a Yet7~ the President's wishes were in case of a final break with the his second conference with Adolf feated by administration-blessed well ignored. public opinion, for unanimous sup- C. I. O. leadership, . Hitler in a week's time, there were chance to develop their own patterns port for the government of the na- James H. Fay, one-legged war vet- of ... discipline and responsibil- The conclusions I have reached— " He is tall, athletic—once a track some indications that Der Fuehrer eran. Though Representative O'Con- tion. His spokesmen and henchmen star for the Illinois_Athletic club— might eventually reject the Sudeten ity." " and I believe they will stand the will be busy as bees showing him nor won Republican nomination (he most critical test—-are: with a wide, ready srrnli and shell-. settlement, might demand complete entered both tickets). Candidate Fay Soundest advice of all came from to be the only man for the job, the rimmed glasses. He gets $3,000 a division of Czechoslovakia among William Allen White, wizened editor 1. Mr. Roosevelt is unable to only man capable of saving the na- is a safe bet next November since transmit to his followers the same year for a whole lot of trouble and lermany, Poland and Hungary. he carries both American Labor of the Emporia (Kan.) Gazette, who tion. That happened in Woodrow strife, but seems: to enjoy it. He is. "Only definite fact was that Ger- personal popularity that he has en- Wilson's time and it has happened party and Democratic endorsement. joyed since entering the White 36 years old, born and reared'on a many had bluffed her way into Eu- Since little John O'Connor was in every other war, and it will hap. southern Illinois farm. rope's No. 1 position, relegating both House. pen again. • " the biggest fish Franklin Roosevelt 2. His prestige as a political lead- ..'••*• France and England to the classifi- has been able to hook in a summer's er, which undoubtedly was slipping Political Destruction cation of second-rate powers. ' angling, at best his so-called TpHIS writer knew quite a number to some e.xtent before, has now suf- Of Roosevelt Threatened 1 of early-day aviators, including "purge" was only 25 per cent suc- fered irreparable damage. Lincoln Beachey, Art Smith, Bob Domestic cessful. This means the President's 3. The congress that will be elect- I know that Mr. Roosevelt is no Fowler, Si Christofferson and others, New England had already weath- program will not be completed by ed, in November will be the most more anxious to have the United 1940, also that his tremendous per- States become involved in war than f».i T and he always ered three days of rain when trop- independent, indeed, probably the ical storm warnings were posted on sonal popularity would bog down most obstreperous, that the Presi- you or I. He realizes its cost in Col. Turner wondered why Florida's east coast. By midnight if he attempted to choose his suc- dent has faced, and that spells trou- blood, as well as the disarrange- In Splashes none of them ever the hurricane was safely past Flori- cessor. Though he can win votes ble in a big way. ment of world economics that fol- OfGay Colors 'dressed the part. da, far at sea. Next morning Jack- for himself, he cannot do it for oth- 4. There can be no discounting the lows. And if war comes; he natural- They all" were as sonville warned North Carolina's ers. •. ; ' • • influence that victories for the con- ly will want a united nation back drab as so many gray moths, while capes, but high tides and wind had Apparently two choices remain servatives, like those won by Tyd- of him. But, coldly and abstractly, their role certainly called "fora dash already spread the word. By noon open. Either Franklin Roosevelt ings, Smith and George, will have I repeat .that war conditions are the of color. One thought of the sar- the weather bureau at Washington will run for Democratic renomina- on the rest of the country in the only, set of. circumstances that I see torial dash of d'Artagnan, Porthos ordered storm warnings posted from tion or he will head a new third November elections. It is an hon- now which may prevent a thorough- and Athos if they had been riding Atlantic City to Eastport, Me. partyV a step hot considered unlikely est statement, I believe, that there going movement on Capitol Hill for the skies. By late afternoon! the storm hit in view of his recent promise to sup- are numerous voters whohave been the political destruction of Mr. Col. Roscoe Turner, who recently Long Island's fashionable West- port liberals, whether Democratic wavering between the New Deal and Roosevelt. When I say, political de- lifted the Thompson trophy at Cleve- or Republican. the conservative school of thought, struction, I do not mean to imply, land, for the second time, winning hampton with a 90-mile wind, a 40- or to hint that opponents of the Pres- foot tidal wave. Luxurious homes on • In Massachusetts, ex-Gov. James and a large percentage of them will $22,000, satisfies a long-felt want. turn tb conservative candidate when ident within his own party want to His flying togs are modeled on the the sand dunes were blown to sea M. Curley staged a comeback, won send him to oblivion. ' They will and bodies were scattered for miles Democratic gubernatpjjal nomina- they have a chance. They will be old-time pousse cafe, calculated to EMPORIA'S EDITOR WHITE influenced strongly, and that fact seek—they are seeking, now—to de- give Urn protective coloring against along the beach. The storm's full tion over the incumbent, Gov. Capital was "just plain dumb." throne him in every way except as force had struck the island from Charles F. Hurley. Opposing him worries the New Deal thinkers at a flaming sunset, but high visibility Montauk down to Queens and Brook- spanked both capital and labor while the moment. . titular head of the party. They from below. next November will be 46-year-old speaking as a "representative of the want the guidance to come from old For years, off and on, be has lyn. Leverett Saltonstallj liberal Repub- 'Purge' but Step In Plan Democratic leaders and they want '. Roaring across Long Island sound, lican, who scored three times the public." been picking up records in pink ' Editor White to capital: "You Of Political Realignment adherence to old Democratic princi- pants and a lavender tunic, or it brought flood, wind- and fire to vote of his three opponents com- were short-sighted for not see- ples. That is to say, the long-time in an ensemble blending many Connecticut in a night of horror that bined. ing that the eight-hour day was com- But there is yet another thought oracles of the Democratic party shades of blue, cerise and ben- cost $30,000,000. At Providence, R. • In Wisconsin, where popular ing ... You had to flght it, every in this connection. I refer to the have witnessed stupidity, sheer •'.. na, with a rakish English offi- I., w&ves that tyroke 1,000 feet into, Gov. Phillip F. LaFollette could President's program for a realign- dumbness, on the part of the young the city left 25 feet of water in some inch, and make the consuming pub- ment of political groups in this coun- , eers* cap, ruddy face, Grover be beaten only by a Democratic- lic think you were greedy . . . You squirts who have crowded close to \ I .'• Whalen wax-tipped mustache streets. By the time it reached Republican fusion ticket against the were just dumb." try. He has called for it; of that the President, and they want-to i and a eonple of octaves of fine Massachusetts, four days of rain powerful Progressive party, Novem- Editor White to labor: "The prop- there is no obvious doubt. The send those quacks back to the oblivi- teeth. Here, as the old hooks had already swollen rivers to flood ber's gubernatorial race will again er business of a labor union is to. get "purge" of the senators marked for on from which they came. Further, on decorum would have it, is an stage. As only a hurricane can, it find three candidates: Governor higher wages, better hours and good political destruction was one of the the old line Democrats want to avoid outfit which would take you ripped northward into New Hamp- LaFollette, Democratic Robert Hen- shop conditions ... But when labor early steps. So, it is significant that a wide-open split in their party. Un- i around the world. shire and Vermont, thence across ry, Republican Julius P. Heil. Most en masse plunks its vote for its own Mr. Roosevelt's early maneuver in less that can be done in 1940, there Colonel Turner is of California to Montreal where it took two more interest will'center in the senatorial (political) party, then the spirit of the direction of a forced realign- will be -a Republican victory fol- background, the title being a dispen- lives before playing out. Behind was campaign, where Democratic Sen, loyalty begins to obscure labor's ob- ment has succeeded to the extent of lowed by exactly the same condi- sation of the governor of that also a picture of amazing desolation that F. Ryan Duffy must face Repub- a complete flop. The thing that tions that wrecked the Republicans stretched across six states. jectives." started out to be a beautiful swan- colorful state. lican Alexander Wiley and Progres- Next day, Secretary of Commerce after the "purge" that the voters Next day began the biggest re- sive Herman L. Ekern, currently like dive became a belly-buster, gave the G. O. P. in 1932 and 1836. Daniel C. Roper promised less gov- much to the chagrin of the great habilitation Job since 1937*8 spring lieutenant governor. ernment interference with business. C Western Newspaper Onion. THE CHARLEVOtX COUNTY HERALD, (EAST JORDAN, MICH.), FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1938
On the Highway ONE MORE -By- Aunt Tibby's It is a curious trait in human It Takes Two... D. J. WALSH nature that we will take off our RIVER hats when a woman enters an Life if a gams you can't • Bridge* are few in Ethiopia, Trunk Copyright—WNU Service, elevator, and be most apolo- where the traveler mutt getic if we bump into somebody play jingle-handed, for "no inadvertently; but the instant often swim or stay behind I " D UT, Mazie," remarked Bert tioned out of mind; they are un- we get our hands on a steering man liveth unto himself." *-* Soward to his pretty little worthy of you!" and Bert stopped wheel we damn all mankind- Prepared by National Geographic Society. wife, "it isn't quite fair that Aunt to kiss his wife good-by. woman and man alike. Washington, D. C—WNU Service. Tibby should want to come back The first ever'.ig of Aunt Tib- Too often; we are inclined to —By WINIFRED WILL AUD- OOD roads still are few in so soon; it's less than three weeks by's arrival Mazie began, "Bar- look upon traffic guides and IT WAS tKe close of a symphony Ethiopia. Smaller since she left, and she had been bara! do sit still! You'll make regulations, as irritating restric- •* season. at a regular summering G streams must be forded. here six months. I have no ob-Aunt Tibby nervous!" or "John! tions designed primarily to place in New York. Handsome to jections to your aunt; she's a nice Often this is good fun. Some of old lady, if a bit eccentric, but don't walk so heavy!" keep us from having a good white flannels and flushedwit h tri- the porters usually fall in the time, when the truth of the umph, the conductor of the great you "always work so hard enter- Aunt Tibby had been with them matter is, they have been de- Metropolitan symphony orchastra, water, and this makes hilarious taining her that you wear yourself several weeks when she came vised solely for our convenience 60 artists playing as one man, was talk for the whole outfit for out. Between worrying over her down with a cold. The doctor called and comfort. many days. Since there is lit- comfort and fussing about the pronounced the trouble pneumo- acknowledging the enthusiastic ap- safety of that old cowhide trunk, nia. "Which at her age," said plause and appreciation of his tle for Ethiopians to talk about, v home becomes a place of torment he (Aunt Tibby was 86), "is a nation-wide audience. the smallest incident becomes for me instead of a haven of rest." serious matter. You had better dieted it, fearing if she told the They had been listening to this a matter of seemingly great And then Mazie, whose bobbed get a nurse." Aunt Tibby had been truth some one might put her in orchestra for many days with importance and furnishes an crown of glory was decidedly of so humored, by her niece, howev- an old ladies' home, an institu- mounting pleasure. The cheering opportunity for loud discus- the shade beloved by Titian, and er, that the nurse could do little tion she detested. She trusted her ceased to give the leader time to sions. with a temper to correspond, to suit her, and Mazie was obliged relatives would pardon her and speak,—"It takes two to make a This Ethiopian boy learns mostly replied thus: "If you were proper- to fetch and carry, to run up and that the old trunk would be kept good concert," he said with a smile, At large streams, where1 by listening to his elders. Strangers ly interested in the welfare of down stairs until, ten days later, for her sake; that it might prove "orchestra and audience." Real often underestimate the intelligence your family you'd want to keep Aunt Tibby sank into her last a magic casket to the owner, just mules must swim, travel is as it had to her. wisdom for every day living in that! difficult. To cross the Blue of these youngsters. Aunt Tibby here all the time! Do sleep. It takes two for most things in life. you fancy that she herself would After the funeral the relatives The trunk was left with Mazie, Nile, it is usually wise to go be so particular about that old as she was the only person who Christmas aboard a great ship for when the moon is so full that work steadily, yet not too hard. Who had gathered from far and Panama was nightmare to me. I Flour they make fronv.teff, baking cowhide trunk, as you are pleased near demanded that the will be displayed the least desire to pos- proved the need of two by its very you can have its light when thin loaves of bread called indgeria; to call it, if it didn't contain valu- read at once. So the old cowhide sess it. After everyone" had de- absence. The passenger at table you break camp and start the they weave cloth of good quality into ables? She told me—no, I won't trunk was brought down to theparted she threw her arms around wouldn't talk, just sat and looked descent early in the morning. the distinctive native robe called a say she exactly told me, but sheliving room and opened in theher husband's neck and cried, chamma. The most typical sight at gave me to understand, and, Ipresence of all. It contained Un- "Oh, Bert, can you ever forgive bored. I am sure she was. I know The early start-is necessary because know all the family have.the same I was. I tried it alone, hunted be- there are no camping places or wa- any village is the procession of cle David's army uniform, a few me?" Judging by the sigh of con- tween meals for something to talk women and girls, carrying water in impression—that in it she carries books, half a dozen packages of tentment she uttered Bert's an- ter from one rim to the other, there- large earthen jars on their backs. her stocks and bonds. She hasold newspapers—and a long let- swer was satisfactory. about or something to get her going, fore the distance must be made in bequeathed the trunk to the one things to say to break the gloomy No newspapers are known, but all ter written by Aunt Tibby herself. Aunt Tibby was right; the trunk one day. in whose home she happens to This was addressed to her rela- silence that always came when she news is broadcast at the markets, die."- did prove a magic casket for Ma- came. Whatever I said brought her When the local chief is convinced each village having its weekly mar- tives in general and was a sort of zie. It stood in the upstairs hall maddeningly superior "yes" or her that a party wishes to cross the riv- ket day. Certain markets are known "Mazie!" exclaimed Bert, put- confession. In it she stated that where she had to pass it many er, he blows his horn and assem- her income since Uncle David's dishearteningly final "no." Perhaps bles professional swimmers, be- for special goods; to Ankober many ting his arms around his wife, times a day and whenever she our vibrations or something were in- people come to buy the black wool- "waiting for 'dead men's shoes' death had been limited to a pen- was seized with erivy, stubborn- cause few of the caravan men can sion of $6 a month. That in some harmonious. I couldn't and didn't swim. First you take off the mules' en cape, or burnoose, and to Dem- is sorry business! Do what you ness or a desire for finery she get far alone and the cruise was a packs. These, with the men whobea they go for pepper. On market can for your aunt without making way the story had been circulated could' not afford, one glance at flop because she wouldn't play her cannot swim, are then ferried to day at Dessye thousands of people your family unhappy, but put all that this old trunk contained valu- the old trunk was sufficient to dis- part. We both missed the zest of a the other bank in hide boats, called engage in trading and gossiping. such ideas as you've just men- ables arid she had never contra- pel such feelings in a twinkling. great opportunity that took two. jendies, pushed by the swimmers, Bargains are usually long drawn who return to their job of getting the out affairs and the people pride Fun in Teamwork stubborn mules to the other side. themselves on being good traders. Recently I was a guest in a family By getting one mule to lead, the As a general rule you find that a of five. On the porch, at the table, hope is that others will follow; too reasonable purchase can be made. in the kitchen, anywhere, every day, often this expectation is blasted. Salt bars are a more desirable cur- conversation was a thrilling game One. stubborn, mule can upset the rency than silver coins. The salt that raced and ran through politics, whole well-laid plan: It is danger- is made into bars at Red sea points, sports, history, current happenings, ous business for the swimmers, then transported by caravan to the religion — anywhere keen, alert caught in a welter of thrashing, interior where it is traded for pep- minds enjoy going. Everybody, panic-stricken animals. per, which brings a good price in mother, father, three strapping sons Eritrea and French Somaliland. and 1 joined in laughing, talking, Many swimmers are killed at the differing, agreeing, Repartee . was fords every year. Once across the swift water, the climb up the steep, Lake Tana's Story- stimulating, whoever happened to hake Tana is situated in the midst be around. narrow trails on the other side must be made with tired men and ani-of volcanic formations of recent ge- It u-as this fine quality which the mals. In some places the trail is ologic age. After considerable spec- symphony conductor meant when he little more than a series of steps, ulation about its origin by the first said to his audience, "It takes two to make a good concert." It does , take two or ten, however many 1 ///' doesn t matter, to play the compli- cated game of life where each has his part and where each part needs all the others. We can't do it alone We are' done, for before we begin, if we try. A man who is significant only be- cause he is a fairly common type, never lets you finish what you start JPlRESTONE does it again—gives you lower to say. He has no patience with "it cost and higher quality it! a tire that is tops in the takes two." He wants to be the all field — Firestone Convoy. Car owners everywhere and only. He cuts in on you, grabs the words out of your mouth, tells are buying this tire because they want to get all of you what he thinks you are going to these patented and exclusive extra value features. say, leaves you wondering where First, Gum>Dipping, the Firestone patented, process you were with your story and more which gives greater protection against blowouts. than a little peeved. He makes me •want to push my figurative toe into Second, two extra layers of Gum-Dipped cords his conversational door the way the under the tread, a patented construction which agent does, until 1 have finished gives greater protection against punctures. Third, •what 1 was saying. He hasn't any scientifically designed tread which gives greater monopoly on conversational rights. protection against skidding and gives longer He is entitled to equal chance with •what he wants to say. So am I! mileage. Only he never, thinks so. And he See your nearby Firestone Dealer or Firestone rates as a rather high class social Italian road builders in Ethiopia had to contend with shifting desert bore. sands, among other things. Here is a light motor lorry ploughing its way Auto Supply & Service Store-and equip your car over the road from Mogadiscio to Harrar before Italy started its new road with Firestone Convoy Tires — the safest tires It is most reprehensible whenever building program. • an agent tries-the trick of putting money can buy at these low prices. his toe in my doorway to force an where progress, is slow and difficult. European explorers, it is now gen- entrance to my home. But I amOn such struggles you have no time erally believed*to occupy the lava- dead sure it is justifiable, conversa- to enjoy the beauty of the rugged obstructed valley of an ancient Blue TRUCK OWNERS| tionally speaking, when any' person scenery! ••- . Nile river. The old river valley breaks in and cuts my sentence in was probably a deep.one; a flow of SAVE MONEY TOOf two just to make the opening big- Mail Goes Through lava entered it, causing a natural "•Truck owners everywhere are reducing their ger and bolder for himself. It dam at what is now the southern operating cost by equipping their trucks with takes two! Safely back on the upland trails, end of the lake. The fractures in life is simple. Association with a this lava, its scoriated appearance, Firestone Convoy Truck Tires — a high quality •Stockholders' Dilemma people who never worry is a novel and vast surface extent, mark a tire at unusually low prices. Keep your tire experience; no telephone calls, no terrific natural upheaval of long ago. investment low and at the same time, cut your cost A while back in the far West, the newspapers here. Once in a while shadow of a sheriff darkened a hos- a mail runner brings news. There is a combination of low per ton mile — equip your truck today with a set pital. Stockholders owned it. But Delivery of letters by runners is shore area near the lake, with long, LIFETIM E of Firestone Convoy Truck Tires — the truck tire they hadn't paid much attention to a well-established custom. The gray ranges of volcanic mountains sensation of 1938. its need for, money. Accordingly "runners" are usually hardy men, encircling it; these rise, abruptly GUARANTEE they faced either lose or pay. One from the plains. Some of the in- Eitrr tire of oaf who do not "run"; they know the trusions and volcanic plugs, espe- manufacture,, bearing oar day it fell, to me to travel more short cuts and foot trails, arid how name and serial number, than 250 miles through sizzling heat cially on the eastern watershed, are' is guaranteed by us to be to pass through the territory of lo- extraordinary, rising several thou- free from defects if LOOK AT THESE across a mid-summer desert to ex- cal chiefs; much of their time is workmanship aad material plain to these stockholders their dire sand feet sheer from their bases, without limit as to time or spent in villages and churches along unscalable, grim and bare. , mileage, and to give situation. Mercury stood about 105. the way where they are welcome for satisfactory service under The chairman had no notion of the More green than blue, the water aormajl operating LOW PRICES the stories they teU of happenings in conditions. If our hazardous stakes he was playing as the capital. Because of this, they of this lake is beautifully clear. At examination shows chat he. turned that group into a lawn sunrise the crimson glow is reflected an? tire has failed under FIRESTONE CONVOY FOR CARS, TRUCKS and BUSES party. Surely, it was hot! Out of bring the mail safely. x by the water; when the moon is full, the terms of this guarantee, You are told that no runner has we will either repair the •doors was a little more comfortable. ripples on the lake catch the light tire or make an allowance $7.90 5.50-17.... $10.45 But wi were there to study a crisis. been robbed of his mail in the history arid make it a pleasing picture. It on the purchase of > new 4.50-21.... of the country! He may fall upon acts as a mirror when flocks of 4.75-19.... 8.15 After the chairman introduced me evil days in some village, but the 6.00-16.... 11.80 to the group he said, "While she low-flying, snowy-white egrets cross 5.00-19. 8.80 letters, which he carries in a cleft it to their nesting places in the 6.25-16.... 13.15 talks, we will have some refresh- stick, are not touched. 5.25-17.... 9.25 ments!1' I wanted to throw back at papyrus swamps. Highland Ethiopians are essential- During the dry season," its behav- fir*$fon* ADTO RADIOS 5.25-18.... 6.50-16.... 14.5O him that it takes two to play; that ly an agricultural people. .Their ex- 9.65 this was their game, not mine; their ior can be predicted with certainty. Get the finest in auto radios and still save istence is basedr on the experience In the early morning it is calm and money .With 6 all-metal tubes, 8-inch dynamic Tint far Truck* end Buses at Proportienataly Low tVktt hospital, not mine: and if ice cream of their ancestors. Cultivating a was their deepest craving, I might serene; near noon a breeze blows, speaker and sound diffusion piece of ground which will yield from the lake to the shore, gently at system, this radio represents like some too. It was as hot for enough for the family and, the tax first, gradually increasing until in "CHANGEOVER" TO A me as it was for them. Instead I collector, they then let it lie fallow the early afternoon whitecaps ap- highest qualityat lowest cost. tried to count "ten brittle digits in a ,for four or five years. The ground pear, and by evening the waves row," to calm dpwri and to put their "Whardly scratched by the plowing. have assumed a real importance, firc$tOtiC BATTERY financial straits clearly before them. Plows are straight sticks of wood, cfasfttng against the rocky shores. For greater power and longer life, They ate their sweets. I talked my drawn by two bulls. As night comes on all grows quiet CUSTOM BUILT DASH MOUNTINGS AVAILABLE "changeover" today to a Firestone •heart out. They lost their hospital.' Children often'plow and seem to again, ready to begin the cycle once Extra Power Allrubber Separator Then they cared. Life is like that. enjoy it. They shout,.threaten, p.nd more. Battery—the battery that will No use talking, the single driver crack their whips. It is amusing to One of the most interesting birds T.r«$tone SPARK PLB6S start your car up to 35% Quicker. stands to lose more often than the see how little attention the bulls pay on the lake is the African darter, or Patented constructionfeatures give double team! The man that wants to their efforts. However, with much snakebird. When seen in the wa- Save 10% on your gasoline costs. Firestone Batteries longer life, to say it all and do it all and be if, laughter and little exertion a field ter it is entirely submerged except New Firestone Spark Plugs more power and greater all and have it all, finds out sooner save gasoline,and give is eventually plowed, ready for seed for its long, snakelike head and your car better dependability. You will be or later that "no man liveth unto grain, which is broadcast over it. neck. When it comes out on the performance. surprised at the low cost. himself" and that everywhere with Village life is placid. The people reefs, its one concern in life seems •everybody, you need me, I need you' are content with few possessions. to be to dry itself; it pays great at- Xtetm to IB rmUKNI VOIC» OF THE Listen teTII VOICE Of VIRKtTONS and we all need one another. Life Men spend much of the day in the tention to drying its wings carefully, »A»M—Interviews with the Champion Farmers featuring Richard Crooks and Margaret Speak* does call for reciprocity. It does fields and yet have plenty of time and as soon as this is accomplished Of America, featuring Everett Mitchell. Twice weekly and the 70-plece Firestone Symphony Orchestral during th« noon hour. Consult your local paper under the direction of Alfred wauenateln, Monday take two to win! for gossip. Women are modestt-feey- it plunges into the water again. (or the station, day, and time of broadcast. evening* over Nationwide N. B. C Red Network. Copyright—WNU Servlcs. \ THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD* y^A^T. JORDAN. MICH.) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER30, 1938.
SOUTH WILSON Charlevoix County. Herald NORTH WILSON (Edited by Mrs. Luther Brintnall) G. A. LISK, PublUhir. • (Edited by Mrs. August Knop) Subacriptjoi^ Rat*—91.50 pir ] ••»!•. THE SHOW PLACE OF THE NORTH Wmand Leon Dunson, Claudie and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bricker and EAST sen Calvin of Jordan township and Harry Pearsall, Zeutal Clark, and 1 JORDAN Mike Hitchcock attended the stunts Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sweet and son TEMPLE THEATRE MUNNIMAKERS put on by Bill Welch at the;,Fair Marlin of Chestonia were Sunday Notices of Lost, Wanted, For Sale, Grounds Sunday. - callers of Mr. and Mrs. August Knop. THUR., FRL, SAT. — Sept. 29 - 30, Oct l»t| POT Rent, etc., in this Column is 26 ii ,- Walter McBride is employed on the Mr. Edward Henning spent , Sun- SAT. MATINEE 2:30 - 10c • 15c — EVES 7 and 9 - 10c - 2Sc| cents for one insertion for 25 words Gntered at the Postoffice at; feast day eyening at the Will Behling or less. Initials count as one word electric line near Boyne City. ] ordan, Michigan, as second class home. ..- . • ,.'•'.- A TRUELLY GREAT PICTURE and compound words count as two A son of Wesley Harris and friends •lait matter. • ' • from Detroit called on Mr. Harris Silo filling is in order in this com- MICKEY ROONEY — SPENCER TRACY words; Above this number of words munity. Carl Bergman and August a charge of one cent a word will be last week and helped to repair the house roof. Knop filled last week. made for the first insertion and Vt PENINSULA •b. cent for subsequent insertions, with a Mr. and Mrs August Knop and Mrs. John Hayek purchased a young • (Edited by Mrs. B/•Hayden) Martha Bgebrecht were Friday even- BOY'S TOWN minimum charge of 15 cents, these horse last week. OUR'GANG COMEDY LATEST NEWS I rates are for, cash only. Ten cents ing callers ofj Mr. and Mrs. Walter Claude Pearsall has been recheck-. Kerehner. '?• extra per insertion if charged. ing on the farms and woodlots in G. C.Ferris of Stir.-Dist. joined the Sun. Matinee 2.30 10c-16c I other Directors ; of the East Jordap "• Mr. and Mrs Melvin Bricker and SUN.-MON..TUES. this vicinity the past week. It being son Calvih and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Eves 7 and 9 10c - 25c | WANTED a part of the Agricultural Program. Co-op in a trip to Lansing Thursday as a guest of the,,J№chigan Fiscm:Bur- Sweet called on Mr. and Mrs. Will SONJA HEN IE The Harvest Festival held at the Korthase and family Sunday. WANTED —Young man or woman eau/ . • ••,.'>;'••: '.„••.+* •.....,&; JOAN DAVIS — RICHARD GREENE CESAR ROMERO —I to sell Electric Washers Refrigera- German Lutheran Church Sunday e* Miss Doris Holland was a Sunday r tors-and Ranges at Considerable hibiting the harvest of fall. crops was Will Sanderson oi" Ntartftwood jin< guest of Miss Doris Weldy. BUDDY EBSEN — ARTHUR TREACHER — BILLY GiLBERT — I saving to the trade. MINNEMA well displayed. The exhibit also be- C. A. Hayden of. OrcHartf-: .. Miss Doris and Margaret Weldy GEO. BARB1ER — LOUISE HOVICK — BREWSTER TWINS! MUSIC HOUSE,' Traverse City ing a donation for the Lutheran pr- ded"tne RepuWfcaTi/'Cpr'C and Miss Doris Holland called on Mrs. 39x1 pranageat Bay City. The pastor as delegates frbfo ttiePeniiiSulfy August Knop Sunday. wishes to thank one and all for the ! nefcday evening, held iri Bq'yjne: (Jity. The Harvest Festival at the LuthT donations. WANTED —Cars to wash and polish. ., -Orval Bennett of Honey Slppe farf eran-Church was- very nice. T.he MYLUCKYSTAR Wash 26c; "Polish 75c. SIMMONS, Most of the people have their corn found-one of his best cows jSoy/n an Church was decorated with leaves, Phone 67, 207 Second St., East cut and some have it husked. vegetables, fruits and corn stalks, very much bloated when he jw-enjtvtc Jordan. 26x13 Mr. and Mrs. Marian Hudkins were the barn,tp milk Wednesday: a,.*m and they received many quarts of WED. ONLY, OCT. 5 — FAMILY NITE—2 for 25c | callers at Chas. Hotts two weeks ago She died before, a . veteranary;: coujii fruit arid vegetables to send to the JIMMY, LUCILLE and RUSSELL CLEASON FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS Sunday. - be secured. -.--.•;••.« • ,.-. ' Orphanage: at Bay City. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sqhmitt of Pet- Mr. Harry 'Behling and sons and FOR SALE —Cedar Chest, 52 in. oskey were callers at Peter ZouleTcs Geo. Block of near Charfe'vpix 9was Mr. Bill,Behling were appointed by long, for $9.00. CECIL BLAIR. the first of the week. on' 'the Peninsula Thursday, buyin THE HIGGINS FAMILY the township board to do work on ANDY CLYDE COMEDY — 29x1 . Arthur Brintnall and sons' were lambs. ' ' '•• :' "'.';" ~\' * • cemetery No. 2. which was leveled FIGHTING DEVILDOGS] callers at George Jaquays Sunday The pole gang
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side, and for lunch. FridayJ:«• jajnes •Earl of Veterans •Oamp Wo.lyerjnfe.ir Vernois There were 31. at the Star Sunday school Sept. 25th and. a rally is plan- -ned for.next Sunday.- It would be teal. WOOD & GOAL pleasant to have a good turn out. V°a wiH 'be surprised to -«ee: how rei ted CIRCULATING you will feel after an hour or so i ear to Nature. AUTOMATIC Fred Wurn filled two large siloi •on BE COMPLETELY SAFE TUNIN6 his farm in a day and a half> Silo fil- NEW ling is progressing very nicely p-nd HEATER WIM6S will likely be finished this week." kr. • • IS WHAT YOU WANT! SAFE AUTO The cottage at. Whiting Parj( Was wired for, electricity laSt -week put $ ^LIFEGUARDS RADIO the poles are not set there yet anp it t Juat push is not likely it will be lighted this fall. • With Goodyear LifeGuards, * button — Mr. L. E. Phillips of Boyne /(pity 1 39.so you can stop smoothly, safely, and there ! your station I Male™ drir- and his grand-daughter, Miss ^stell ••.•.. **,*" 'AND UP normally in case of any sudden ins tstet because you "Billie" Herring and a boy friend of Designed to fit in any parlor tire failure. See this great new need not tako yerar eye» Kalamazoo visited the Whjting park and look like a piece of fur- o« tha rood. , 8e« and $1995 Fire Tower Sunday. The yoiihg pimple safety product ' •"" & WUgs Jinlor TERMS $1 A WEEK climbed it. . " I i . • niture. It's a powerful cir COMPLETE LINE OF culator that burns any fuel OIL BURNING CIRCULATORS and gives the most heat Cuts East Jordan Gas Gas AH Time fuel bills in half. lln. Ja*. TilUT mil "
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Try it vrbon a-U elso falls. Users are boosters. Consult yonr favorite drugsrlet todoy or write OAU.-KLEMZ. 141O BuHIngsm*, Detroit, Midi. HERITAGE USED CARS BOUGHT Joseph McCotd ' WNV Service. Whevrolets and Fords, al) mod- els, spot cash, private Write details. CHAPTER XI—Continued "Farwell, I want you to,.meet a it is worth Whatever it is, I'll try shrilled unbelievingly. " K i A i C, It. Brown M9',i CepUa. Detroit, Mich* —12— good friend of mine This is Ifcfr, to earn it " Where'd you blow from?" While Old White still clanged its Wade Kelsey of Minneapolis/1 , "And I think I'll take the chance," "Phillie and points west," the MISCELLANEOUS last call to worslfip, Pinckney Mul- Dale started at ifie, name., Kel- Kelsey decided swiftly "We C8n traveler laughed, seizing the little Number, plates. Send SOc money order only grew emerged from the front door sey So this was the engineer his thrash out the details when the time man's hand with a crushing grip. (or permanent social security number plate of the parsonage. He wore a chief had mentioned, Then aloud cpmes, There are a few things, "Is father here?" in leatherette case Send account number. Q. SCHII.D Box 71. Richmond Hill. N. V. checked suit, neatly pressed. His he said however, we'd better go into. I "Sure. Sure. He's upstairs. Got shoes were polished to a faultless "I am glad to meet you, Mr. suppose you don't want to leave a funeral or somethin' on. You'd'a' brilliancy. A derby hat, pulled well Kelsey." here until your work is finished." missed him in a minute. Didn't BUG FUMIGATING over the damaged ear, bestowed a "What was the name aga'in?" "I. would rather not." get throwed out, did you?" Guaranteed destruction to nil bedbugs, roachea, final touch of smartness. Kelsey's dark brows knitted slightly "When will that be'" "Not a chance." Dale already was eta. includlc* their eves. We have iamiftatea "About the first week in June, I thoas&nOMat buildings throughout MloBigan.in- Placidly unmindful of curious as he withdrew his hand, from fhe bounding up the stairs. "Tell you oladlng homes, nubile Institutions, Government younger man's firm clasp anot re- think " later,"- he called back over his boats, eic. Writo or phone — Unlveralty 1-1060. stares, Pink sauntered into the CYANIDE GAS CO., 14424 Bodoor, Detroit, Mich. church. sumed his seat ' "We ought to make it earlier. shoulder. If Jonathan Farwel] never had "Farwell, sir " " However, let's figure on that. You Jonathan Farwell had heard the Pattern 6040. urged Pinckney Mulgrew to sub- "Oh, yes ." should plan to come direct to Minne- voices and was in the upper hall, SOILLESS GARDENING scribe to his own religious beliefs "Sit down there, Dale " Payne; apolis to see me. Start from there. one of his arms thrust into the A jiffy crochet with large hook or their outward practice, he was indicated a vacant chair, "Mr Kel- Just where do you live?" sleeve of his long black coat. and Germantown wool—it takes Grow fresh vegetables, flowers none the less touched by this sudden sey has been talking wrth me, about "In New Jersey., Locust Hill." "Dale! This is a surprise!" His about half the wool needed for a this winter [Kyour hotu& by uslflirtne now soilless, "Then, you'll. , have to come chemical process. Amazing results. Formula and departure from an unvarying Sab- some mineral prospects in nqrlhefri hand came out. "I trust nothing regular afghan! And a lovely caomioaIs 12.60. b'ormn\&alone 11 with directions. straight up, I think We'll outfit is wrong." fluffy afghan you'll have. Pattern Chemical GarfenhigCo., 1380 Peoooscol Bide., DelroH, Mich. bath routine. So much so that his Ontario He is considering .se^idih^ dark eyes betrayed a quick flicker a man up there to make a report, you and all that, you'll go in by "No, sir! Everything's as right 6040 contains directions for mak- I suggested that you might like to" way of Fort William and lose very as can be, Father. I was going to ing afghan; illustration of it and of greeting when they encountered little time. Can you do that?" Here's an Answer to Pink's furtive gaze. discuss it with him—if you haven't wire you, then I thought I'd sur-of stitches; materials required; Distinctly abashed by the unex- anything else in mind for fhe sum- "Yes, sir " Dale made the de- prise you instead. I've got a job!" color schemes. School Hat Problem pefcted tribute, Mulgrew devoted mer." - •"'• cision with equal promptness. he announced exultantly. To obtain this pattern, send 15 "I thought you might have to go "You mean that you have left cents in stamps or coins (coins himself to a cursory estimate of "Indeed I would!" 1 the day's "gate." His eyes roved "Oh, yes " Kelsey came out of home first, " Kelsey said. the university?" preferred) to The Sewing Circle, farther afield than he was aware. his reverie with a start "Here is "Not necessarily, I will try to "Oh, no. But I have to report Household Arts Dept., 259 W. 14th They were attracted to a red hat, the section I've been' talking about make a flying trip before that. We as soon as school's over and I Street, New York, N. Y. . held for an instant. to the doctor " Kelsey shifted a are almost to the Eastern holiday won't have a chance to get back Please write your name, ad- here. So I thought I would run dress and pattern number plainly. A nod and a bright smile were out for a few days and tell you." his reward. "That is news. Where are you That Brown dame. And planted going?" Farwell glanced at his Amusement Secondary where he would have to pass her watch. on the way out. The Brady girl "Hudson Bay—or not .far from I wish that I could marshall all was sure to be somewhere here in there. Pink said something about the young to an appreciation of the crowd. The two of them were your going out." the fact that you have an earnest swapping letters right along, no "Yes. I have a funeral this after- work in life and your amusements doubt. noon. I am afraid I must leave and recreations are only to help now." you along in that work.—Tal- Quite to his surprise, Dale found "Who's dead? Anybody I know?" mage. . By RUTH WYETH SPEARS that a letter to Lee was a necessary "Miss Emmons. The burial is to M. S. writes: "1 followed the part.of each day's program.. They take place in the country and I will directions in Book 2 for a fabric were filled with brief accounts of be away most of the afternoon. Per- hat and it was so satisfactory that work, his plans for the future, high haps you will go with me." How Women I wonder if you could tell me how ;hopes. Dale's face fell. His father must to use a piece of woolen material i Soon after his labors were started, know that he had to see Lee the first that 1 have to make a hat for my i Dale was moved to forward encour- minute he could. : in Their 40's little girl who is just starting to' aging word to Lee about "our job." "I don't believe I can manage school?" • j Doctor Payne would be glad to put it," he began hesitatingly. "You Can Attract Men Here is a cunning schoolgirl hat i in a word with some of his mining see ..." Here's good advice for a woman during her clients when the time came. There "Quite," Farwell'answered short- change (usually from 38 to S2), who feara that's easy to make. You need ! she'll lose her appeal to men, who worries was one man he had particularly ly. "Perhaps you will arrange to about hot flashes, loss of pep, dizzy spells, two pieces of -goods—one for the in mind. The name was Kimsey— be here for dinner with me." upset nerves and moody spells. hat and one for the lining. They Get more fresh air, S hrs. sleep and if you or Kelsey. Some sort of an expora- "Why, of course .1 will, Father. need a good general system tonic take Lydia may either match or contrast. tion engineer who worked all over I'm anxious to tell you all about E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound, made Each piece should be 1-ihch longer especially for women* It helps Nature build the country. It sounded rather en- it." up physical resistance, thus helps give more than the measurement around the couraging. Dale followed his father down to vivacity to enjoy life and assist calming largest part of the child's head.: Jittery nerves and disturbing symptoms that Dale's dutiful reports to his father the door feeling a "trifle conscious- often accompany change of life. WELL The depth of the pieces should be I and an occasional free-and-easy stricken at this turn of events. Too WORTH TRYING! half their length. The diagram at, scribble to Pink might have come bad. But to spend the afternoon at the upper right of this sketch jfrom different pens. The first were a funeral—Lee didn't even know he Unattained shows how to make a paper pat- jslightly . formal. They dealt with was in town. He must call her at Success is counted sweetest, by tern for the hat. Cut a square once and arrange to see her. piece of paper V -inch wider and courses and faculty associates, ex- those who ne'er succeed.—Emil, 2 penses and general university activ- "You see, I've never had a real job," Dale explained "Can you stick around here long Dickinson. deeper than half the head meas- ities. modestly to Kelsey when the subject came up. enough to let a guy in on the ex- urement. Mark point A on the i When writing to Mulgrew, Dale citement?" Pink demanded from right edge half way between the ' large map so that Dale might ob- and I think Doctor Payne will let the rear of the hall, as soon as he top and bottom as shown. Points dwelt upon athletics and the new serve it more easily. me have a few days extra." heard the receiver click in its brack- B and C are marked at the center'field house with its big swimming In terse sentences he explained "Are both your parents living?" et. pool. He was keeping in shape by that he and several associates were "No, sir. Only my father." top and bottom of the paper. The i boxing twice a week. "Thanks to "Sure! I'm not going out for an dotted lines are guide lines to help j interested in a group of claims. "Too bad. When did you lose hour. You don't happen to have a shape the curved lines between A.i you* they accuse me of being a pro- Kelsey and two of the others had your mother?" slab of cake that I could worry with and B and C and D. Point D is j fessional." made a trip into the. country shortly "When I was a baby. About two." before I clean up, do you?" the center front of the top of the Pink prized these missives highly before the snow fell. " . . ... Dale hesitated a. little over his an- "Cake? How do you get that way? hat pattern and is placed on a'and made shift to answer each one. "We were coming out along the swer .""'7. •• A cake lasts two weeks instead of KEEP CLEAN INSIDE! fold of the goods in cutting each] Missinaibi shed—ab'Crut here: While . "Well.TFarwell'.. ;:.' Your, name two days when you're gone. I'll You'll Ilk* itit way II KIWI yog back, overnight, to Doctor John Payne, geologist, was is Dale, isn't it?' We'll call it more t of the two layers. The diagonal j I was cruising a" bit on my own,"1 rassle one together this afternoon, fh« Utllng of "rarin' to go" fitnejf and inside cl«an- line from A to C is the center back j entertaining a visitor in his small the engineer continued,. "I ; picked or less settled, I think. I'll see you if I haven't forgot how. How'd a llntnl Htlpj tllmlnati thi l«R-ov«r wastes Uirt hold office in a corner of the university's up some pieees-'of float that'inter-'; in Minneapolis,'4f hot sooner. You'll yoo badc.eauH li«dachcs,fndta«sttofl,«tc.Garf> IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Clothes for College Life UNDAY I No Longer Random Choice WHAT to EAT and WHY SCHOOL Lesson • O. are most familiar, or the brown taut of The Moody Bible! of Chicago. By CHERIE NICHOLAS C. Houston Goudiss Discusses Sugar, Sirupsugar which is quite similar In • Weitern Newspaper Union. composition, except for a larger and Molasses; Describes Correct Use moisture content, despite popular Le*son for October 2 notions to the contrary. of Sweets, Peerless Body Fuel Host fruits contain easily di- \ ____m^mmtr gestible sugars, the .percentage in THE ONE TBUE GOO By C. HOUSTON .GOUDISS dried fruits ranging from SO -to LESSON TEXT—Exodus 20 4. 3; Isaiah '¥"* HERE is an old saying that good things come in small 75 per cent. Milk sugar is also «:»: Mark 12:28-34; I Corinthians 8 4-«. * packages. That is particularly apt when we pause to easily digested. Honey, molasses, GOLDEN TEXT—And thou Shalt love the Lord thy. God with all thine heart and with consider the nutritive "value of sugar in its various forms. corn sirup and the popular blended •U thy «oul, and with all thy might.— sirups are usually eaten in com- Deuteronomy 8:5. For two scant tablespoons of sugar, supply as much caloric bination with other foods and are value as does three-fourths cup of cooked farina, or one therefore' unlikely to be con- Today we begin a series of stud- and one-third eggs, or the lean meat of one lamb chop. sumed in too large amounts. ies which should be of unusual val- Corn sirup is often added to ue, a consideration of the Ten Com- , Sugar is a highly concen- mandments in the light of the teach- trated fuel food which burns It has also been charged that milk, fruits, vegetables, cereals, ings of Jesus and related New Testa- sweets are harmful to the teeth. breads and desserts. It helps to quickly and completely in the make these foods more palatable ment passages. It is appropriate to body furnace. But recent investigations suggest point out that, far from being out- that the teeth are far more likely and adds 60 calories with every moded, the Ten Commandments are to deteriorate because the proper tablespoon. It is so easily digest- really the basis of all moral law. The Sugar Bowl Is a Dynamo minerals and vitamins have not ed that it is often used in infant They need a diligent re-study and It has been said that our pres- been included in the diet. feeding. , re-emphasis in our day of disregard ent day civilization could not have It is, however, desirable to re- Molasses provides significant of moral standards. As interpreted reached its present strict the amount of sugar given amounts of both caleium and Iran by the Lord Jesus and applied to our heights without the to children. That is because it and is a good sweet for growing- daily living, the truth of these com- driving force that quickly satisfies the appetite and children. One and one-half table- mandments should be brought home sugar gives to men may therefore decrease the con- spoons of molasses supplies as to every boy and girl and man and and women. And sumption of other good and neces- much calcium as one and one-half woman in our Bible schools. it is a fact that un- sary foods, particularly those con- cups of diced carrots. It is a The lessons begin at the right til comparatively taining an abundance of minerals wise mother, therefore, who uses point, for the first commandment recent times, only and vitamins. Children therefore it hi making the cookies that chil- properly deals with our conception the very wealthy can best take sweets in the form dren like so well. of God. What a man thinks about could afford this of sweetened puddings, .gelatin, The mixed or blended sirups God determines his entire outlook quick energy food that are so popular -with griddle 1 cooked and fresh fruits, and fruit .on life. We begin right-when we de- which we now con- juice and milk beverages. cakes and french toast on cool clare that there is but one God. sume at the rate of fall days, also add palate appeal more than 4,000,000 and energy values to the diet. I. The Truth Stated—There Is One tons a year, or more than 100 A Food of Many Forms For in whatever form sugar is True God (Exod. 20:2, 3). pounds annually for every inan, The quick pick-up of sugar can consumed, it remains nature's Jehovah means "I will be what I woman-and child. be obtained in many forms be- shortcut to press-tbe-button heat will be," • or "I am that I am.' sides the sparkling crystals of and quick, healthful stimulation. (Exod. 3:14). His very name de- This peerless fuel food was once granulated sugar with which we ©—WNU—C. Houston Goadiss-1038—3». clares God to be the self-existent, regarded almost as a medicine eternal one. How infinitely gracious 'T'O GO to school with • Flash! NEWS! Flash! • ; coming slimness. The high square It was for this reason that Jesus Value. •••••'• I Tun* in on Hie Program I replied to the question of the scribe A basketball bag is the latest of neckline and "shrugged shoulder" as He did, directing the whole life of these accessories. Robert Piquet in- Moderate Use Desirable sleeves are very new. It's the ! You Asked For • man into love toward God and his troduced it to the fashion world as tike all sources of great power, useful kind of dress you can wear Goodyear Bring* YOB fellbw man. : an amusingly practical purse to however, sugar must be handled for shopping and business as well complete any sports costume. The with care; Too much sugar may as around the house. Make it up evraathirnporh for year district It is worthy of careful note and prove as disastrous as too little. I emphasis in our. teaching that the bag looks for all the world like an in silk crepe, flannel, sheer wool g • lotwt mwt, farm and hMM undersized basketball of regulation Pessibly because of this, several or home-keeping cottons. recognition and appreciation of this: • •May's product, BvMtock and truth . on the part of the scribe brown hide. But its top half un- false notions have grown up re- 1454 is designed for sizes 8, 10, brought him near, to the Kingdom snaps and lifts off to disclose a de- garding this splendid food. 12, 14 and 16 years. Size 10 re- of God, but not into it. He was luxe interior complete with a comb It is often charged that sweets quires 2% yards of 39-ihch mate- MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AT "not far from," but he was not in case, powder puff and all the rest. cause indigestion, and it is true 1:15 P.M.E.S.T. it. It is terrifying to think how The ball-bag is carried in a string that when consumed in excess, close men may come to entering mesh filet whose drawstrings are they may ferment and result in Favorite Scenery the new GOODYEAB without doing so. Reader, have you easy to clench. irritation. Therefore, moderation entered into eternal life, through should be the watchword. I never weary of great FUM RADIO NEWS Jesus Christ? But that is an excellent rule to churches. It is my favorite kind canpUMng Mi* urvlc* of Ik* National Farm and Horn. How. 4. God is our Father (I Cor. 8:4-6). Fabrics Feature follow in regard to all kinds of of mountain scenery. Mankind I I Paul is speaking of the eating of foods. For when consumed to ex- was never so happily inspired as On WXYZ WLW WMAQ meat offered to idols, and points cess, any food ceases to be bene- when it made a cathedral.—R. L. out that such false gods are really Surface Interest ficial. Stevenson. nothing. This is true not only of the Fall fabrics for 1938 have their idols of wood and stone, but of su- fashion hews on top. Scores of them pernatural beings, demons wor- are marked by some kind of surf ace shiped by primitive peoples. There interest. are such spirit beings, active, even Many of the new coat wools, IRIUM Wins Smashing Victory -in our day in such cults as spirit- launched by one of the country's ism, but they are not divine, not leading quality designers, have a true gods (v. 5), "smooth-rough" boucle weave — a The true God is a Father,, yes novel treatment of an old idea. Its for Pepsodent Tooth Powder "the Father," of whom are all effect is both luxurious and smart. things and we in Him (v. 6). As It's fashionable to use a plain and JPcpaodmt alone of all tooth powder* contain* there is but one God, there is also Wind-Mill Hats a patterned wool together for the but one Lord, Jesus Christ through Wind-mill hats featured in four di- fall costume. The idea works out remarkable Iriam I'* Whom the one God has wrought all rections were featured in Paris col- attractively in this youthful model. Stand op and chtcr... for Papsodtnt faster... roon thorough than «v« b*- things, and through whom we also lections for daytime. Some chin- The check in two colors is used for Tooth Powdir I fora...and it is SAFE In Ita action en come to God. If we have Christ tied monkey fur hats for evening the bodice over which a bolero of - Y«,.. Beams* Ptpsodsnt a/one of twth l Contain* NO BLEACH, NO GRIT, we have all; if we'have not Him were noted. High buttoned boots ol the plain is worn that has a binding all tooth powder* contains remarkable NO PUMICE! Try Pepsodent Powdar we; have nothing. Ig He your Iriam. And thtfm good news,.. for YOU) youmlf... for a brighter, non tttne- black and colored kid were a new of bias check to unify the costume. dvatmiUI Saviour? • ' The "doll hat" sailor is good style. Ptpsodent... containing Iriam... la footwear shown for day or evening. V»P# \ THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (EAST JORDAN, MICH.) FRIDAY, 3EPTEMBER30, 1*38. it, Jack and Jim? Wild Game Like Being on '•-••' Bergamot Relief, Come Back to Eat • » * PORTERVTLLE, CALIF! — Even What a nice story! I am proud to American game birds are getting have it in our Column. I wish I might When funds are limited accustomed to going on the relief have seen this bird. It is so shy that we have a service within rolls, according to Superintendent R. I have never seen one, though I have J. Land of Bartlett park. your means. Part of Land's job is feeding baby R D EN GOSSIP watched for them in the swamps and partridges, pheasants and . quail woods where they may be heard sing- which are sent him from the state EDITED »Y CAROLINE HARRINGTON ing their pleasant song. game farm until they are large Letters and questions .on garden topics will be welcome. How glad the bird must have been enough to be turned loose, become They will be published and discussed in this column. to be released to join the flock and A. ROSS HUFFMAN "wild" game birds and fend for find its way to its winter home in the FUNERAL HOME their living. ly should be in a beautiful . setting, south. Perhaps it will come this way East Jordan, Mich., Phone 121 He finds, however, that quite a Dear Mrs. Harrington: and it will be a privilege to help, I again next spring. I. hope so, - - Lady Attendant few of them get tired of working for We missed you at Garden Club last think. I do know about the. bergamot. Wednesday and were sorry., not to. Looked it up in the dictionary. It is a living and come back to the relief have you report the meeting for Gar- In closing may I call attention to rolls of the park for a few square the road through the woods between the fruit that furnishes the oil you den Gossip. The subject was "Putting refer to, and it is a variety of meals at municipal expense, the Garden to Sleep" and it was grat- Whiting Park and the Golf Club? As everyone knows this is one of the orange, There is also a fine . pear ifying to have such a large attend- which bears this name. Please come ance. Mrs. Votruba niade the meet- most beautiful of Northern Michi- gan's scenic roads. Recently some of again, Bergamot. - HE WAS NO GENTLEMAN ing informal and most instructive, telling us what she is doing in her these trees have'been cut down and An Irish fireman, at a big blaze own garden and answering our ques- the road widened; but fortunately tions. not enough damage was done to com- Damp Dry in Dublin, managed to climb into a pletely spoil the drive. I understand Patient Parent—What on earth is burning bedroom at the top of the We.learned that now is,the time to the matter now? transplant many perennials, that the that the threat to these lovely trees building and bring out a woman sill hangs over them and that ' Young Hopeful (who has been from the flames. When he was half- seeds must be removed from phlox, bathing with his bigger brother)— way down the ladder, says Answers that lily bulbs may now be separated, need more protests to prevent addi- Willie dropped the towel in the wa- Magazine, he lost his hold and fell that some dead leaves should be left tional destruction. Will the members ter and he's dried me wetter than heavily to the ground with the wom- on the snapdragons for winter pro- of the Garden Club Please Protest' to I was before. an on top of him. tection, besides many -more invalu- Supervisors and Road Commissioner- A doctor rushed up, but found that able gardening hints. I am sure we s and help save this woods road where At Foot of Class no damage had been done. have all ^enjoyed the trips to neigh- beautiful trees, meet overhead and form an archway not to be equalled Grandpa—How are you getting on "You're a brave man, Pat," said boring gardens this summer and have ; at school, my boy? the doctor, shaking him by the learned much from out of town elsewhere? . . . Tommy-—Pine, grandpa. Center* hand. ".'..'. speakers, but it is indeed a pleasure Sincerely, forward in football and right back The Irishman rubbed his injuries. to conie home again and receive such . Eva R. Porter in lessons. . "Begorrah, Oi may be that, but from one of our own members who President, like the Sno Sheen cakes in Oi'm no gentleman, or Oi'd have has such a lovely garden, one which • * • /• Not So Lively let the lady go first!" those of us who travel back and forth And our Garden Club can save Old-timer-^How do you like our the Motion Picture Cooking School? on Seccmd street enjoy every day. this road "as is" if we will, Our pro- : little town? When a cake appears in die movies, it has to be beautifull Quite Different Mrs. Lula Clark and Mrs. Anna tests will help. They are heeded, in- Visitor—It's the first cemetery "Ha! Ha," Hihgham laughed. Carr were hostesses and served, a deed they are. Roads are widened, that I ever saw with lights in it. It mustn't show any defect! when it loonu up large on "You poor old henpecked! I saw lovely tea. Many of the members traffic is increased; becomes swifter, the screen; must be so tempting that the audience will you yesterday sewing a button on brought colorful autumn bouquets, accidents occur, more widening Dizzy Dialogues long to taste it. your coat. Ha! Ha!" • adding much to the meeting. Al- seems necessary, all in a vicious cir- Joe Prep—Waiter, gimrrie a pork Henpecked looked dignified. "That though many of-our summer visitors cle, until finally there is no trace chop with French fried potatoes, Cakes made with Sno Sheen Cake Flour please the' most you did'not," he replied with some have gone we are pleased to have two left of an originally beautiful' road. and be sure to have the chop lean. critical eye. And their perfect appearance is an assur- warmth. of our faithful summer members still We have plenty of grand wide high- Waiter— Yessir. Which way, sir? ance that they are wonderfully light—-wonderfully deli- Hingham's face fell. "I tell you with us Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Love- ways where the maximum of speed I did," he replied. "I saw you day. :' • is possible. Why is it necessary to The Coal Bill cate in texture. They're as good to eat as they are to with my own eyes over the garden speed up on the byways? What do Landlord—I tell you I must have look at! fence." . < FROM THE DIARY OF AN OB- folks do with the few minutes they at least part of the rent. I've got > Your cakes, too, will be a delight to Henpecked gave a superior smile. SERVANT BYSTANDER save when they hurl themselves some bills to pay. "I tell you you didn't," he replied, Sept. 20th: There are so many re- along the road at hurricane pace? Shivering Tenants-Then t-t-take the eye and to the palate if you use "it was my wife's coat." minders of fall now. Great flocks Probably all of you have read Don- this quarter and p-pay your e-c-coal Sno Sheen—the super-fine cake flour' of starlings, getting ready to mi- ald Culross Peattie's article entitled bill.—Houston Post. that's featured in the Motion Picture grate, make a great fuss as they "What You Can Do About Conserva- WHY MOVIE STARS SWEAR go to swamp in the. evening. What tion." It appeared in the July Read- ON THE JOB LIST Cooking .School. Try a' package — OFF CROWDS er's Digest, and tells what was done and you'll want to use it regularly . Many top-flight players have car- they lack in beauty they make up ried bruises and tattered wearing ap- in noise. • by a Garden Club in another little for all your fine cake*! parel home after meeting with a too Sept. 21st: Wanted so badly to go town of only 1500 people. It is full of aggressive public. Two pages of pho- to Garden Club today, but could suggestions for us, it seems to me. If tographs with an article by Harold not. I know Mrs. Votruba has any of you haven't read it, please Heffernan tell the story of some of much good advice for a would-be borrow my copy of the Digest. these mishaps. Watch for these pages gardener. ' . I know that I missed a treat in OUT in the Pictorial Kotogravure Section Sept. 22nd: A fine day at last! I last Garden Club meeting. My vaca- Piiisbiiry's SNO SHEEN of Sunday's Detroit News. wondered if the sun had forgotten tion came at. the wrong time for me. how to shine on Northern Michi- Please write to us more often, Mrs. gan. It is a grand day to be out of President. Pep letters are good for doors, to take a long walk in the US.. . • . '• ; . '•-•..'" woods, or just to sit still and en- Mrs. Seeker—Have you any cooks DR. F. P. RAMSEY joy the sunshine. • ' . Dear Mrs. Harrington: on hand? i Sept. 23rd: Now that the sun is Recently a letter appearing in .Gar- Proprietor—Six in the anteroom. Physician and Surgeon shining the colors on some of the den Gossip'? mentioned the plant Mo- • Mrs. Seeker—Please ask them to JIM SIMPLY Office Hours: maples are beginning to show. narda, commonly called bergamot or look me over and see if there is 10:00 - 12:00 A. M. There are gorgeous ones along bee-balm. I wondered as I read this anybody here I might suit. 2:00 - 4:00 P. M. Main Street, and the hills across letter if this plant perhaps furnished WON'T EAT MY Evenings and Sunday by the lake are a riot of color. the oil of bergamot which our grand- The Age ol Chivalry Sept. 25th: During a .long ride to- "You know, dear, you hold that Appointment. s fathers as young men used to apply SALADS Office — Over Hite's Drug Store day we saw so many interesting to their hair to give nice shiny pa- umbrella over me every bit as nice- Phone — 196-F2 things. The colors in the woods are tent leather effect. However, I under- ly as before we were married. In so gorgeous, and we saw many fact, you are even more careful." stand there is a fruit tree called ber- "I have to pay for your dresses birds, among them a crane and gamot, grown nearer the tropics, and blue heron, a number of bluebirds, now." and a nuthatch. Another of . the it may be tha,t this tree deserves the Dr. H. M. HARRINGTON party saw a grouse, but I missed credit. Can you answer this one? seeing .that. Many wild asters are I also noticed when I had monarda Physician and Surgeon in bloom, and in some places In- growing in my garden that the hum- dian paint brush. • ming birds loved it for its honey. Office Hours: Garden Gossip readers might be in- BETTER 2 to S P. M. — 7 to 8 P. M. terested to know of a very thrilling Mrs. Lee is back'home again and experience of Jack and Jim Brennan Office in Lumber Co. Building brought a bouquet of asters to the not long ago. CHANGE meeting. This gave us a chance again Mr. Brennan found a beautifully Office Phone :— 140-F2 to thank her for the lovely posters colored bird, accidentally. trapped in Residence Phone — 140-F3 she made for our flower show just the Northern Auto garage. The head YOUR SALAD before she left for her summer vaca- and upper part of the bird were tion. •'"":•..' black, the breast had a lovely rose- ^DRESSING! As soon as the spring bulbs are in, colored patch, shield shaped, extend- which, according to Mrs. Votruba, is ing well down toward the tail, and the FRANK PHILLIPS our last garden duty, I hope the mem- wings were lined with the same ex- HCNO bers of the Garden Club will begin quisite case-shade. The tail quills and Tonsorial Artist to think about what "we are going to two rspotsT^sn the wings were white, do in the way of civic projects for eyes were; very large and beak very MIRACLE next year. Mrs. Loveday. suggests blunt and black. WHEN IN NEED OF ANYTHING that we do something about ragweed, NotTknowing the name of the little WHIP HAS A IN MY LINE, CALL IN arid I am hoping we can make the ex- feathered creature, and curious to termination of this destructive weed find out, the boys carried the bird AND SEE ME. a county project. Perhaps it would very carefully in their hands to their Qwm FLAVO help if we were to keep this in mind mother, hoping she might know Kim Digestible as and be ready with suggestions When or could find his name in the bird we start working on our new pro- book. As I'm sure you've guessed, gram. -••... • they quickly found his name. He was milk itself! R, G. WATSON The suggestion that we have an a rose-breasted grosbeak, Indian vegetable and herb garden in Fortunately, he had not been in- —this cheese food FUNERAL our Sportsman Park is a happy one, jured, and the boys allowed him to and put into effect would give us all fly away to find the rest of his family that children love DIRECTOR a great deal of pleasure. which must be seeking a warmer cli- Mr. Terwee has asked the Garden mate by this time for an insect diet • How to make your husband eat salads? The exciting Club to help with the new location for necessitates migration. • Hidden in Velveeta's de- Phone — 66 liriously mild American flavor of Mirade Whip solves this problem! „ the summer band concerts. This sure-, It was a great thrill anyway, wasn't Miracle Whip is an entirely new kind of salad dressing— cheese flavor are wonderful MONUMENTS a skillful combination of finest mayonnaise and old-fash- EAST JORDAN, • MICH. food values, richly concen- ioned boiled dressing. 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