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VOL 45 COLOMA, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1944. NO. 11
Yanks Hungry; Nazis Well Fed! Four Men Arrested Welcome Was Extended Methodists to Hold
Captured Airman Tells Story! For Robbing Farms To School Teachers Annual Ingathering
All Came From Kentucky and Did a Churches Joined With P. T. A. in Event Will Take Place Thursday Evening, October 19th. Contrast to Local Prison Camp! Big Business. Pleasant Event on Tuesday Eve- The ingathering sale sponsored an- Michigan's popular concepts of fish should bridge this gap by construc- Four men, all of whom came ning. ^ nually for the past five years by conservatlon and northern resort ting high-class, attractive lodges and (By Don F. Cochrant) from Central City, Ky., (vere ar- Members of the Coloma Parent some division of the local Methodist hotels are headed for radical changes then leasing them to private oper- rested Monday night by Deputy church takes on even larger propor- during post-war years. Fishermen ators, subject to regulations safe- Sheriff William Pugh and State Po- Teacher Association, representatives tions this year, as the entire church are going to argue long and ardently guarding the interests of the public." Feeding War Prisoners | army beds arranged in long rows lice officers and jailed on charges of of the Congregational and Methodist unites In the project and hope to the merits of these recommendations on both the main floor and balcony looting more than a dozen southwes- churches and school faculty members net a tidy sum toward the anticipat- which come from the Institute for Home at last after a year in Ger- | of floral hall. The American officers tern Michigan farms over a period of united on Tuesday evening In ex- ed purchase of their parsonage. An Fisheries Research at Ann Arbor, a man prison camps, T-Sgt. Harold j three months. tending a welcome to the three new That the Upper Peninsula must and guards sleep on cots in army evening of fun and entertainment Is division of the Michigan department possess better tourist facilities if it Sheahan, 35-year old Chicagoan, re- | ladies on the teaching staff—Mrs. W. tents. The prisoners have their own Those under arrest are: Manuel planned in addition to the auction of conservation: expects to get and to retain tourist lates a vivid tale of his experiences. flower beds, games and recreational Stewart, 23, Bennie Walker, 29, and L. Alwood, Mrs. Julia Stewart and sale of varied produce which will Captured when his bomber was shot | Open all lakes, except trout wat- business is the firm conviction held facilities. There is no space left John Edge, 29. The youngest Stew- Miss Edna Gregg.- About fifty peo- be sent In. Probably the sale will ers, to year-round fishing. Main- by Woodfill whose experience in down, he has now been repatriated for such diversions for the guards. art is on parole from the Pendelton, ple" attended the gathering. include fruit and vegetables, farm because of injuries sustained in the tain a closed season for only bass, hotel operation extends over a quar- The Germans have their shower Indiana, reformatory, and Walker is The program included two vocal produce, baked goods, sewing and plane crash that rendered him unfit northern pike, walleyes and trout. ter of a century. State-owned ho- facilities under the grandstand. The on parole from a Kentucky prison. solos by Miss Nancy Wright and two many other articles which will be Any of the first three fish, which tels at the Porcupines, Tahquamenon for further combat duty. His is a officers and guards take their show- contributed for the event. story of good medical care, mixed According to Sheriff Hastings the piano solos by Elwood Geisler, Rev. are predatory In their food habits, Falls and perhapss Glen lake would ers In the sheep sheds. The Ger- men have been making trips be- George Elliott, pastor of the Metho- Thursday evening, October 19th, are to be returned to the lake If do more to boost Michigan's tourist kindness and cruelty, reasonable mans have erected a platform on dist church, spoke on the subject, has been set for the sale and every- camp privileges—and a starvation tween here and Kentucky about caught during the closed season. Re- business than a substantial amount the race track in front of the grand- once each month with loads of fruit "The Greatness Complex," building one Is invited to attend and share the move the size limit on all fish, but of promotional ballyhoo. This sen- diet. It is the latter that we shall stand where they stage boxing bouts into his theme the thought that true fun as well as buy the things offered. discuss in its contrast to American and the articles stolen from various retain the present rationing system timent, expressed by the Mackinac and other amusements. Admission farms. greatness lies in character and the Anyone wishing to contribute may of daily limits. treatment of German prisoners. ifland hotel proprietor, has found to the grandstand Is free for the Their arrests was brought about building of character should be the call Howard Wooley, Kendall Wil- • • • warm approval among other hotel To quote Sgt. Sheahan's comment prisoners; no others allowed. motive of the home, the church and cox or any member of the church. • • • after Tom J. Daly, who lives on men. It is significant also that the on food; "If the Germans had to live Napier avenue, near Sister Lakes, the school. The program was In- The program will begin at about These proposals, revolutionary as state conservation department direc- on the food they gave us prisoners 7:45 p. m. • they are to the traditional thinking They Call Us "Soft" but In Berrien county, reported the troduced by Mrs. LeRoy Beach, who tor, P. J. Hoffmaster, Is friendly and of war, the war would have been theft of two batteries, four lights extended greetings to faculty mem- V of the average sportsman, were sympathetic to this solution. over long ago. They would have If these German prisoners have and two tires also taken from the bers and all others present. voiced by Dr. Albert S. Hazzard, di- starved to death. For breakfast they rector of the Institute for Fisheries These two trends—scientific re- been uncomfortable or hungry at the tractor, tools and gasoline coupons. A short business session preceded search Into fish conservation and gave us a kind of tea made from Hartford camp It Is their fault. It Deputy Pugh and the State Police the program with Mrs. Howard SATURDAY IS LAST DAY Research, at the fall conference of the bark of a tree. We finally asked the Michigan Outdoor Writers asso- state ownership of key resort hotels was their fault when they became obtained footprints and tire marks at Wooley presiding. It was voted to at state owned scenic spots—are due for just plain hot water. At noon unruly and were placed on bread the Daly farm which they traced to send Christmas cards to ail boys in ciation at Mackinac Island. Before we got barley soup, nothing but hot FOR OVERSEAS MAILING you begin to fume and cuss, consider to receive increasing favor during and water for several days—until Paul Pelton's store at Napier and the service who have attended the the post-war years in Michigan. They water and darned little barley. At they were again ready to co-operate. M-140. Pelton Informed the officers Coloma school. Parents of such boys the reasons behind them. They rep- night we got about four potatoes a resent scientific fact-finding, not have a common objective: Making Talk with the camp personnel, that two southerners In his store had are urged to send the addresses of Michigan's recreational resources man and once in a while some sau- from Capt. Homer Bowersock in acted suspicious and reported that their sons to the school office or to Make Sure That Your Packages for guess-work. They reflect the efforts sage or liverwurst. And turnips and and thinking of specialists, such as available to more people. To this command to the G. I. Joe who stands they lived in a shack on the Julius Mrs. Robert Faulkner. As a project Overseas Men are In by That Time. extent, they share a purpose that is rutabagas—I never want to see an- guard, and you will be told that Wendzel farm a half mile north. Af- for the association it was voted to Dr. Hazzard, over a period of 15 to October 15th has been set as the 25 years. The evolution of the con- grounded in American democracy It- other as long as I live." America Is abiding the rules, that ter obtaining a search warrant the assist In the purchase of stage equip- self. •0 0 9 final date for the mailing of Christ- servation movement in Michigan be- they are giving the Germans no ex- officers said they found the articles ment. Plans were made for a penny V cuse-or justification for mistreating stolen from the Daly farm ^t the mas packages to members of the gan in the 1870's when depletion of Red Cross Saves Lives supper to be served during this armed forces who are overseas, but American boys who fall Into their shack and arrested the four men. month. The dining room was pret- our timber resources and failure of They also recovered 47 crates of ap- as the 15th falls on Sunday, the pioneer farmers to utilize cut-over CAST IS CHOSEN FOR "The only thing that kept us alive hands. tily decorated with lace-covered tab- mailing must be done by the time That may be why the Germans ples which were stolen from the les and many fall flowers. Light forest lands prompted a conviction were the Red Cross parcels. We the postofflces close on Saturday, got one once a week. The Germans call us "soft." These German pri- Henry Byers farm on M-140 north of refreshments were served. that Michigan's natural resources October 14th. must be guarded and costly waste got them by the thousands from In- soners have scoffed at our leniency. Territorial road. V JUNIOR HIGH OPERETTA If every postoffice In the coun- ternational Red Cross. They were They accept the bountiful American Officers said the four admitted must be curtailed, if not completely wonderful. The guards really envied rations, the fairness and even kind- stealing the headlights from a trac- try has sent out as many packages eliminated. In recognition of the In proportion as have been sent out value of fish and game to Michigan's us the cigarettes, chocolate and other ness with which they are treated tor on the William Koebel farm near TRAGEDY WAS AVERTED AT "Tom Sawyer" Will be Presented on delicacies. and the liberties they are granted as Berrien Springs; milk from the from Coloma during the past ten economy, the conservationist first "We used to bribe our guards for proof that we really are "soft." To Smith farm on M-140, 28 bushels days, the malls must be crowded, as embraced the concept that fish life in October 27th at School Auditorium. small favors with American cigar- some of them it is acknowledgement of apples from the Bain farm on WEDDING AT ST. JOSEPH more than 500 of the boxes have lakes and streams must be consist- ettes and candy. The Germans look- of their superiority and they do not M-140; three tires and tubes from already been mailed out from the ently replenished. It was a "put- The Coloma Junior high school is ed like they had plenty to eat, but refrain from registering their con- the Weber garage on Territorial Coloma postoffice. The World War and-take" policy. Hatcheries were planning to present an operetta en- Mothers No. 2 have mailed out about built—first on Belle Isle and later titled 'Tom Sawyer," taken from they sure wanted tobacco and sweats. tempt for Americans. It Is reflected road and M-140; tires and wheels Bride's Veil Caught Fire as Couple They'd do most anything to get some In their attitudes, their comments. A from the Edward Gridley farm on 40 such boxes and other organiza- elsewhere throughout the state—to Mark Twain's book by that name. of the powdered coffee that came few have come to admire the Amer- Napier near the Berrien Center road; Were Leaving Altar. tions are also mailing out gifts to put back into our waters as much The operetta is to be given at the men overseas. fish as the public took out of them. Coloma high school auditorium on with our parcels." ican way of life and have expressesd and a jack, blankets, sun glasses and • • • That summary by Sgt. Sheahan a desire to remain here, but that cigars from the Ben Seeley farm What might have been a tragedy The limit of the weight of boxes Friday evening, October 27th, un- was averted at St. Peters Evangel- for boys overseas Is five pounds. der the direction of Guy Mixter. should make it clear that no Ameri- doesn't enhance their popularity near Berrien Springs. Logically, the idea was sound. can fighter can survive German among fellow captives. As a group Deputy Pugh said that the men ical church at St. Joseph following There are strict rules as to what The following cast of characters the ceremony which united In wed- kind of packages are permissible to Then came the rearing pond, a de- prison camps without the aid extend- they are still Indoctrinated with will be questioned later on various velopment In sequence. When a lake has been selected for the production: ed through the noble work of our Hitlerism. other breaking and entering jobs lock Viola Warbelm and Edward go through the mails in order that 'Tom Sawyer," Robert Poole; Ropp. The ceremony had just been they may go safely. It is also very appeared to be "fished out," the con- Red Cross. It may be that the Ger- Compare all this with the story both in Berrien and Cass counties servationist immediately turned to "Huckleberry Finn," William Kelly; mans merely stood back and let the told by Sgt. Sheahan and you have and also in Van Buren counties be- completed and the couple were leav- important that the addresses should "Joe Harper," Joseph Golas; "Injun ing the altar when the bride's veil be correct. the hatchery and rearing pond to re- Red Cross do it, supplementing its the bold contrast between American cause they did not remember the plenish the supply. Joe," Darrell Johnson; "Sid," Alvin food packages only with such scant and German concepts of life. It Is names of the many places they loot- caught fire from a candle. Lysle V Weinstein; "Pard," Robert Craig; rations as would keep body and soul not the American way to deprive ed and they_did not know the geo- Bordecgs of Dowagiac, who served Mrs. Laura Kelly and Oscar Bow- However, scientific fact-finding "Muff Potter," Neal Smith; "Dr. together. human beings of their freedom and graphical locations of many of the as best man, snatched the veil from len, both of Benton Harbor, were does not accept concepts. It exam- Robinson," Albert Zass; "Reverend Now go with me to the German allow them to go unfed. farms and houses. the bride's head, and a panic In the united in wedlock by Justice John ines everything. It checks. It re- Walters," Victor Hinkel; "Judge prisoner of war camp at the nearby V State Police Detective Victor Beck church was averted. The bride is a W. Rody in St. Joseph on October 2, checks. Finally after years of pains- Thatcher," Victor Noack; "Billy," Hartford fair grounds where are and Trooper Ahlgrim questioned the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman 1944. A wedding dinner was served taking, careful study, the research Raymond Morlock; "Johnny," Jerold quartered several hundred of Hit- men and they may take them Warbein of St .Joseph. at Holly's Grill In St. Joseph. specialist emerges with his note- Stoffle; "Widow Douglas," Dorothy ler's soldiers assigned to work on MANY SERVICE MEN USE to Van Buren county later. Several books. His conclusions are as Inevit- Roberts; "The Maid," Margaret Nail; able as the answer to an arithmetic farms. As one of four officials of the homes have been looted in that ••1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.?• "Grade," Joanne Becht; "Sally," Hartford fair in charge of relations territory. : problem. Sheila Wilcox; "Mary," Patricia with the army in its occupation of ABSENTEE VOTER BALLOTS V Oste; 'Amy," Patricia Marks; "Bek- the grounds, the wtiter has on sev- ojf On* fcoyi 'Our studies in streams and lakes ky," Pauline Jones; "Aunt Polly," eral occasions inspected every nook of Michigan have convinced us, be- i Wr'nhu" HARTFORD DEFEATED 1 and corner of the compound from Over 100 From This Community ..,9K S&uUce... yond the possibility of doubt, that There will be a chorus of skeletons which all other civilians are exclud- Have Already Made Application the past generations of conservation- ^y the fifth grade boys and the fifth ed. We have had a first hand Ists have proceeded on a fallacious grade girls will sing the Sunflower THE COLOMA COMETS The Jlrmy — The Navy — The Marine! glimpse of how German prisoners for Ballots. hypothesis," said -Dr . Hazzard— . Song. The mam chorus will be live and eat in America. We've ob- The Jiir Corps—The 'Paralroopt made up of pupils from the fourth i "Instead of widening the base of served how the camp officers and There is no doubt but that the our fish life by adding young fry through the eighth grades. The guards live and have dined with the many boys from Coloma and vicinity Local Team Will Play at Berrien graveyard and cave scenes of the PFC. PETER FROZOLONE overseas last July as a member of a and fingerlings to the waters, there- latter. We are not violating confi- who are serving in the armed forces Springs This Week. by increasing the natural reproduc- operetta add much to the Hallowe'en in this country and overseas are cannon company. He has a brother, dences nor revealing military secrets WAS KILLED IN FRANCE tive production, we must look to an season and spirit. in discussing these details. deeply Interested In the national and A fast - charging, quick - witted Pfc. James Leonard who has been V Hartford eleven ran over the weak- in service for three years and is now increase in food and shelter. Many state election to be held on Novem- lakes are so over-stocked with small ber 7th. er Coloma Comets here last Friday serving with the military police in Plenty of Meat, Batter to the tune of 25 to 0. The Hart- England. fish that lack of food In the waters JUNIOR FARM BUREAU Up to the first of this week, Har- Pfc. Peter Frozolone, 33-year old prevents fish from maturing. ry C. DeFleld reported that l)e had ford boys, playing headsup ball and son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Frozolone of These German prisoners have far- taking advantage of the breaks, went "In many Instances fishing would received applications from about six- Benton Harbor, met his death some- be improved if we could devise some ed as well or better than the average ty boys from Coloma who desired into an early lead in the first quarter where In France on September 22, Pfc. Rufus Smith Killed ENDS MEMBERSHIP DRIVt American family. They are not an- and scored once in each quarter. method of the fish birth-control— ballots and Wm. Wood, clerk of Co- 1944, according to word received by Pfc. Rufus Smith, 20-year old son an admittedly difficult accomplish- noyed by rationing. The army has The Comets' costly fumbles aided his parents. "Pete" as he was well loma township, reported the same of Jennie Smith of Benton Harbor, ment." first call on food and the prisoners day that he had received oyer fifty Hartford's victory. Morton's run- known around the twin cities and have shared it. Officers in charg. of was killed in action in Belgium, on • • • The annual membership drive of applications from boys of his town- ning, blocking and passing aided in Coloma was a former driver for the the Central Berrien Junior Farm the camp will tell you that America three tallies he put over for Hart- September 12th according to word ship who are In the service. The American Laundry Co. of Benton received by his mother. The young How does the fish scientist arrive Bureau was closed at the regular is abiding Geneva conference rules. ballots are mailed out to the boys ford. Harbor and had many friends In These rules require that prisoners man entered the armed forces In at this conclusion? Listen: "At meeting Monday evening, October 9, In service as fast as the applications Wes Dunnlng's defensive work at this locality. Besides his parents, he Craig Lake in Branch county, an at the Berrien Center I. O. O. F. hall. of war shall receive the same food October, 1943, and was sent overseas are received by the various town- guard stood out for the Comets. The is survived by his widow who re- 122-acre body of water surrounded After a short game period the bus- served to the captor army. The Comets will Invade Berrien Springs last March. He was In England for ship and city clerks. It Is expected sides in Gary, Ind.; three brothers— some time before he took a part In by marshes, we conducted a fall Iness meeting was conduscted by the Germans themselves are familiar that still more applications will be this week. This Is Berrien Springs' Sgt. Wm. Frozolone who Is now sta- census of fish by netting. Fish j president, Dean Hewitt. Letters were with the rules and are quick to pro- the Invasion of both France and received from boys who are still In first year in football, but the Sham- tioned In Africa, Corp. John Froz- were marked by clipping of fins. Af- read from various members in the test any seeming deviation. rocks have some big material that Belgium. Besides his mother, Pfc. this country but will want to cast lone who was recently sent over- Smith is survived by three brothers ter a winter's season of ice fishing, service. The organization voted to The Germans do their own cook- loves to play football. seas, and a third brother who lives their ballots on November 7th. and three sisters. which will average a catch of 25,000 contribute $10.00 to both the Berrien ing in the fair's 4-H building and V V in Chicago; also by three sisters. bluegllls, we again took a population Springs and Eau Claire Lions clubs USP •he adjoining state building as count. for the fund to send the Journal Era a dining hall. There is no lack of Leland D. Kelly Injured "The astonishing fact Is this: Des- to all boys in the service in this fooa—ail tney need do is cook it. We MARJORIE10HNS0N WED TWO MEN INIURED WHEN Morris Johnson Writes From pite the unusually heavy fishing to locality. have seen the best of meats in ample New Hebrides Mrs. Anna Kelly received word which Craig Lake was subjected. Donald Fields, Dorothy Bittner, quantities cooking on their army TRUCK HIT A TREE last week that her grandson, Le- running around 25,000 fish a winter, [ Lillian Schoenfeld and Fred Schill- stoves, the same equipment the army TO ALFRED LANGELETT The Coloma Courier is In receipt land D. Kelly, S 2-c, was wounded less than one-fourth of the legal size ing were appointed to act on the res- uses. We have seen creamery butter of the following letter from Morris last month during a battle in France. bluegllls in Craig Lake were remov- olutions committee for the state con- in pound cartons stacked high, with Driver of Truck Was Arrested and A. Johnson S 2-c, which was dated A 50 calibre bullet penerated his ed in any one winter. Actually, vention to be held in the near fu- German prisoners unwrapping and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Johnson of Held on Two Counts. October 1st. leg. He is convalescing in a hos- heavy fishing has Improved the ture. A discussion on parliamentary cutting it into generous squares— Coloma announce the marriage of Dear Friends—Well here I am pital; no further details have as yet catch of blue gills! It sounds fan- procedure was led by Wesley Strong. Alonzo Frazee of Benton Harbor generous indeed compared to the their daughter, Marjorie, to Alfred thousands of miles from the U. S. at been received. tastic, but such is the truth." An illustration busines meeting was wafer-like slices Americans receive Langelett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Au- sustained a broken leg and other in- New Hebrides In the Southwest Pa- How can food life be added to conducted by several members, in public eating places or the ounces gust Langelett of Minnesota, which juries and Duncan Cameron, also of cific. So far I have not received a lakes? Dr. Hazzard says that this which was criticized as to correct- rationed to American families. occurred on Wednesday, October 4, Benton Harbor, received bad head rating but am hoping for one before Arthur B. Rawlss is now at the is a new field of inquiry. Tests have ness of procedure. The prisoners can cook all of the 1944, at the home of Rev. Gensmer, cuts and a possible skull fracture long. The weather here Is very maritime service training station at indicated the merit of depositing Refreshments were served by the potatoes and other vegetables they pastor of Salem's Lutheran church in when a truck crashed into a tree just rainy; It has rained every day since Brooklyn, N. Y. He was a former farm fertilizers In certain inland committee composed of Florence and want. They prefer cabbage, and get Coloma. They were attended by east of the Benton Harbor city lim- I have been here and sometimes it Coloma boy and attended the Wash- lakes where vegetable life is defic- Wesley Strong, Barbara French, and plenty of it. Bread supplies are am- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albertson, sis- its early Sunday morning. Frazee, rains all day and night. The chow ington school. ient. Other tests have indicated the Harold Koenigshof. Community sing- ple. They even get ice cream once ter and brotherinlaw of the bride. who was the regular driver of the Is very good here; It is the best since value of adding mineral elements ing was led by John Foster. The or twice a week, and occasionally The couple will make their home truck, had permitted Harry Hinshaw I have been in the service. Just a such as lime to certain inland lakes. next meeting will be convention cake goes with it. There are steam- with the bride's parents for the of Benton Harbor, whose driver's little walk from where I live there Is Pvt. Henry Golas returned to Crushed limestone has been used in planning with Ed Rodewald, Robeut ing urns of coffee and cream and present. The groom is employed by license had been revoked, to drive a large open air theater. Of course I Camp Cruder last week after spend- these experiments with marked sue-. Burton, Irma Eartman and Frances sugar. Each prisoner is entitled to the Auto Specialties Co. In St. Jo- the truck and he was at the wheel know it is not like sitting in the new ing a fifteen day furlough at his cess. Branch plies In shallow water and Lloyd Cuthbert in charge. two bottles of beer a day. The beer seph. when the accident occurred. Hinshaw Loma theater, but it Is O. K. for us home on Paw Paw street. Henry is also encourage vegetation. "We are V is familiar American brands, labeled V was arrested on a charge of reckless boys out here; they have a different In the Rainbow division and has just on the boundaries of fish know- "military 3 per cent beer," and is tax driving and operating a truck with- picture every night. We can even been in service thirteen months. ledge," added Dr. Hazzard. "There ORDER OF EASTERN STAR free. out a license. Frazee and Cameron buy Ice cream, as well as candy and is so much we do not know." • • • DRIVE IS BEING MADE were taken to Mercy hospital for gum at the canteen. ELECTED NEW OFFICERS treatment. So far I have not come in contact Pvt. Donald K. Williams spent a Have Best Quarters V with any Coloma boys, but have seven day furlough at home after The second popular concept, that FOR UNITED CHARITIES three Benton Harbor boys in my completing his first three months Installation Date Has Been for Fri- The German prisoners have all the TELEPHONE OPERATORS TO barracks. I have bought a number training at East Lansing, Mich. of privately owned resort hotels. Is best of It so far as camp quarters also due for far-reaching adjustment. day, October 27th. GIVE BENEFIT PARTY of things from the natives here, such are concerned. They also have their as grass skirts and dresses, neck- Stewart Woodfill, president of the own well stocked canteen where they Coloira's Share of Fund is Placed laces, wrist straps, etc.. and they are Word has been received by Coloma Grand Hotel and past president of New Officers elected at Friday the Michigan Hotel association. Is a night's election for the Order of buy cigarettes, candy and other at $2,000—-Drive Ends October 18. beautiful. They sure like to make relatives that William Bale, S F 2-c, knick-knacks with their earnings on A benefit party for veterans of things with bright colors. Well, I of Coloma has been transferred from present day crusader for state-own- Eastern Star are as follows—Worthy the farms. In their dining hall they The drive in Coloma and Coloma the Percy Jones Hospital will be guess that is all I can think of to Rhode Island to Port Hueneme in ership of summer lodge hotels at matron, Elsie Paul; worthy patron, walk on a hardwood dance floor and township to raise $2,000.00 for Unit- sponsored by the telephone operators write except that I am feeling fine California. selected scenic spots in Michigan. Orrln Schaus; associate matron, Ev- eat at long tables. In a corner of the ed Charities War Fund began this of Coloma. This party will be a and hope for a quick ending of this These places Include the Porcupine elyn Butzbach; associate patron, Wil- Mountains and the Tahquamenon hall they erected a stage and enjoy week and will close Wednesday, Oct. dance at the Crystal Palace at Paw war. liam Yoder; secretary, Gertrude their own shows and movies. 18. The campaign in Coloma Is un- Paw Lake on Wednesday evening, Roger Woodward, who Is stationed Falls, already owned by the State of Stratton; treasurer, Emma Mast; American officers and soldiers in der the direction of the American October 25th. Tickets are already with the medical corps at Camp Mc- Michigan and controlled by the state conductress, Alice Arent; associate charge of the camp eat in the fair's Legion Auxiliary assisted by mem- being sold at $1.00 each. This Is a Pfc. Joseph Leonard Awarded Coy, arrived at home Tuesday noon department of conservation. Wood- conductress, Florence Davis. Other "pig pen," from which the sties have bers of the Legion. A corp of work- worthy cause and few of the people the Purple Heart on a three day pass for a visit with fill would add, to the above, a vista offices will be filled by the appoint- been removed and the open sides of ers from these two organizations who are approached to buy tickets his mother, Mrs. Rose Woodward. point overlooking Glen lake and ments made by the incoming worthy the building screened to exclude will make a house to house canvass can turn down the ticket sellers. . It has been announced that Pfc. Lake Michigan. matron. The date for Installation flies. It has a rough concrete floor of the territory so that everyone V Joseph Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. "Instead of competing with sum- has been set for October 27th. but is furnished with bare tables and will have an opportunity to contri- Supt. W. L. Alwood returned Michael Leonard of Coloma, has Pvt. Herbert C. Frlesen, who has mer hotels, state-owned tourist Thursday night of last week from been awarded the Purple Heart. He been located with an engineering lodges would benefit them," asserted benches identical to those used by bute to this worthy cause. Any per- ttuuuitn. The lower peninsula of Michigan son who prefers, may leave their Mercy hospital where he has been a was injured but has recovered from battalion at Camp Chaffee, Ark., ar- Woodfill. "Private operatorss are not the prisoners. There are soldiers al- going to invest funds to the extent produced more bear than the upper so that do their cooking from the contribution at the state bank. The patient for ten days. Mr. Alwood his wounds and is back again In rived at home on Sunday to spend of assuring buildings and facilities [ peninsula In 1943, for the first time same food suppyed. War Fund includes 22 various char- is convalescing satisfactorily but service. Pfc. Leonard has been in a few days with his family and The Germans sleep in double-deck ities. will be in for several days yet. service nearly two years and went friends. suitable for these regions. The state since 1938.
1 THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA. MTCH. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH.
SEITINC CIRCLE ISEEDLECRAFT I ASK ME ? Removing Partition With Ernie Pyle at the Front: IMPROVED ? GOD IS MY ? Colorful Rugs of Scrap Materials Between the Rooms UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ANOTHER ? ? Looking at Kathleen Norris Says: ? Need new ruw? Start today and mats DEPARTMENT A General Quiz ? CO-PILOT them yourself I Instructions 7222 has direc- AVE you ever thought of re- UNDAY I tions for nine rugs; list of materials; pat- moving the partition between British Flier Hero Wins Col. Robei"t L.Scoff WNU RELEASE H tern pieccs. your living and dining room but cHooL Lesson Revenge Is Sweet—But Expensive HELP WANTED The Questions S The story Uiuj far: In 1920 younc Rob- to the cround. He fell Into a Cherokee on going to West Point but meets wltli HOLLYWOOD Due to an unusually large demand and feared the ceiling would sag if sup- By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D, D. 1. How many men have served ert Scott cut 30 feet of canvas from the rose bush, which probably saved his many difllcultles. He goes lo Kt. Mc- current war conditions, slightly more time Of The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. Bell Syndicate.—WNU Features. Is required in nillng orders for a few ol ports were removed? Or, perhaps Hard Fight Against Death Released by Western Newspaper Union. • Persons now mgagtd in esseat/ai as vice president of the United side wall of a Holy Rollers' tent In Ma- Ufa. He now goes In (or building scale pherson and enlists In the regular army the most popular pattern numbers. you have considered the idea and industry will oot apply without ttttl- con, Ga., and decides to nse It for the model planes and wins a Doy Scout avia- as a private. Three months later he be- CONNY TUFTS is a.fugitive from States? Send your order to; decided that after all it might not ment of availability horn tbair local wlnj coverlnc of a glider, lie pulls off tion merit badge. At an auction sale he gins his training In the Fourth Corps ^the social register. A blue-blooded Vnitti Statu Kmphymtnl Sirrici, 2. What is a virago? always bfe convenient to have the Rescued by Americans, He Finally Lefson for October 15 3. The Bill of Rights of which from a roof and crashes 97 feet buys his llrst plane for |7S. He plans Area, West Point prep sclool. rebel. A Boston Back Bay back- slider. He has loused up family Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se- WANTED—EXPERIENCEO dairy farm- state was used as a model when SM W. Randolph St. Chicago 80, U. the Bill of Rights of the U. S. Con- tradition from childhood. This TABU CufSlMS Ends in Army Hospital in England lected and copyrichted by International I sr. Man and wife. Modern, furnlahed CHAPTER II ate a fictitious battle. This extra then I went up through the dust into I^IS^ST" / ^TCH Council of Religious Education: used by r.ouse to live In. Two or three farm bands itltution was drawn up? strange admixture of social breed- Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent to permission. as boarders. Good lob for reliable cousle. work mattered not, for I had noth- Jugoslavia. cover cost ol mailing) for Pattern J. J. McDonald 4. What are the cloudiest spots ing, good education, revolutionary n. t. Grand Blanc, Mlsb., Phone ISTII. Scott put in six months of study ing but time, having been placed in No By Frnie Pyle JESUS' UNDERSTANDING in the United States? One day I had ridden some four spirit, utter frankness and self-be- 1 thAe, for there were some eight confinement for getting the zero in hundred miles into the town of Novo littling makes him the most colorful OF MAN Wanted—Capable woman lor housemother. 6. Can you name the last seven 1 Name (EDITOR'S NOTE: While on hit back to the United State* for a much needed Previous experience unnecessary. Unless hundred of us soldiers trying in com- history. I worked out an elaborate Mesto. Tired and dirty from the personality Hollywood has seen in rut. Ernie. Fyh interrupted hit vacation to bring readers thi$ special slory from ion- Interested In perm, position do not apply, vice presidents? Address atarr Commeiwealtb fer Beys, Alblep, Mreh. petition for about fourteen vacan- plan for the battle and introduced heavy dust of the roads, I went to many a moon. dun, England.) LESSON TEXT—Matthew 1J:9-21. 6. In what state is the oldest cies. As luck would have it that the subject in a manner that I knew GOLDEN TEXT-And needed not that any the best-looking of the hotels, and Sonny .tells me his family Is In should testify of man: for he knew whst wss Rakery Help, male and female. Bakers, city in the United States? year, these fourteen were cut to would attract attention to even a LONDON.—The story about the RAF pilot who was trapprd In wrappers, leers, and miscellaneous hel»: 7. What is the highest mountain after some delay In making myself such a rut it hasn't moved out of In msn.—John 2:25 m> experience, good pay, steady, ovarUnM. last-section monograph. I dedicated s BOHTEHH CAKE KITCHEN eight. Once again West Point understood among Serbians and a radius of three his wrecked plane for eight d/jys had a happy ending. He is nlive, In Canada? seemed a long way o£f. I got down the work of art to the officer in 1100 Oakman Blvd. at 12th, Detrelt, Mleb. 8. Can you name 19 synonyms Croatians, I ordered beefsteak. Dur- square miles In and doing nicely. And even though he has a long hospital ordeal What is a man worth? That de- to business then; I would shut my- charge of Field Artillery, Lieut. ing the explanation I gathered that 300 years. A fore- SNAPPY FACTS ahead, he is happy and grateful and the sun shines for him again. pends on your point of view. In a tor the word "cut"? self in my room and almost memo- Pete Nuby—a contraband nickname CATTLE FOR SALE 9. The mace on the desk of the someone who lived there in the town bear of his found- JLIODT muse"m stands a collection of small rize the lessons, especially every old of a very tough officer. I illustrated When I returned to London from Polled Miikinf Shorthorn, "Nuggets Pobtn spoke English. This of course was ed Tufts college- TWO Rons FOR « LONG VALANCE eventually he should have 90 per jars containing minerals, water, presiding member of an organiza- West Point examination as far back the monograph with pictures of New Hood" bull, price $200. Others younger, Blsk- pleasant news, for I was, after all, must have had a RUBBER France on my way to America I be- cent use of his leg. That means he etc., which make up the body of a ard * Mary Cbarbeneaa, Cbekeygaa, MWk. tion symbolizes what? as 1920. The study bore fruit. I York street cleaners and wrote un- gan tracing the 10. What phases of the moon are a lonely tourist in a very foreign guilty conscience, two rooms in one? Here is an an- will probably walk with a limp, but man, and which are valued at less kept at the top of the class and in der them that they were Japanese land. They now sent a small boy says Sonny. His swer to both of these questions. pilot's where- he will walk. than a dollar. But there is more to considered "the light of the March took the dreaded examina- soldiers waiting to go over the top abouts. It took al- FARM FOR SALE ' moon," and "the dark of the to bring back this connecting link family for gen- The sketch shows the pratition As his wife wrote me, in a beauti- man than his body. tion. at the River Ho in 1905. Lastly I between us. I waited and waited, removed to give a greater feeling most a weeje to And that "more"—intellectual and tOO-ACRE FARM. 120 clear. 80 part tlnw moon"? erations w e r • ful letter: ber. Good buildings. CHARLES PAW- One day, some weeks after the tied the book in red ribbon at least while they all pointed and jabbered Harvard Men. of space but the main supports find him. Finally "We have our fingers crossed to spiritual—is what determines his L1TZ, Kaofman Rd., Port Hope, Mlehlgaa. The Answers John L Cdyer, prosident of Tha annual competition for entrance six Inches wide, completed with a about me. Finally the steak came, When Sonny broke have been left in. A balustrade I located his hos- get him home for Christmas. After real value. Jesus understood (yes, I. P. Goodrich Co* bellaves that It pital, and I trav- 40 te 200 ACRE FARMS—Excellent pro- 1. Thirty-three. from the Regular Army, I was walk- bow larger than the monograph. I and got cold while my mouth wa- away and went between the two rooms makes a that I guess he and Clare Margaret and now He understands) man, and ducing hardwood soil—prices (2.500 to ing guard duty. I was called from doomed myself In the last para- Sonny Tofts will b* aN east two years after tha eled halfway $6,000. State Une of product and sis*. 2. A bucbulent woman. tered, but I felt I had to wait and to Yale his moth- ET out the rag bag and get to first recapture of Par East rvbbar- division without spoiling the light can teach each other to walk." places a high valuation on him. That LOVEDAY - Eaat Jsrdaa, Mlsfc. across England 3. Virginia. Post Number One, around the graph by saying that I had dreamed ask the American if he would eat er wired him, "Yale may be for work. Weave, crochet, hook or praduclng territories before norma I airy effect and a draw curtain Clare Margaret Is their baby, now is worth knowing in a world where G ,to see him. My m SEVERAL FARMS, WEXFORD CO. 4. The coastal cities of the sta^e guard-house; I had just heard the I had observed the battle, but had with me. At last there was a com- some people, but not for us." braid these colorful rugs out of old operations can bt restored. Mean- matching the living room dra- nine months old. the price of humanity is often figured Fair to excellent condition. High elevation. ti Washington. familiar call, "Number One — two been awakened by reveille, which, motion at the entrance, and I turned while, synthetic and the constantly peries make it possible to shut the friend, Bill Strand on the basis of his usefulness in war- BOJURGET AGENCIES, feealters His first year in the movies was scraps of material. At the hospital the RAF pilot and CADILLAC MiCI. «5., Sherman, Marshall, Coolidge, prisoners," and had replied, "Turn as Napoleon declared at the battle anxiously to see my American decreasing amount of natvra I rub- dining room off when desired. of the Chicago fare or the factory. amazing. A year after he had I enjoyed living over again the Dawes, Curtis, Garner, Wallace. 'em in." The General had sent for of Maloyaroslavetz* is a hideous friend. ber In tha U.S.will hava to taka e e e Ernie Pyle Tribune, made Jesus really understands mk.n. He ambled through a Hollywood studio care of ovr requirements. climax to those eight days of im- 6. Florida (St. Augustine was me. As I stood before him my noise in the middle of the night. All Through the door waddled a dark, NOTE—Here Is news lor hometnakert. the long trip with prisonment in his wrecked plane in knows his FOR SALE heart felt as though It would beat of which went to prove, I contended, gate looking Tor a chance to do This sketcli la from a new booklet by me Just for company. hobbv h. r. TRArtnm founded in 1565 by the Spanish). dirty little man—evidently a former Ivory time an ascort of 1,000 Mrs. Spears caUed MAKE YOUR OWN France. I. Need (v. 9). 7. Mt. Logan (Yukon province, out through my blouse. He smiled that history could be made in sleep, anything at all In a movie he was An RAF station wagon, driven by Good condition, cn rubber. fruit-vendor in New York. He saw an official star teamed with Paul' flfbtor pianos goas Into ac- CURTAINS. This 33-page book Is full of When we rescued him that day I The first thing Jesus saw in the ADRIAN ZURBRICK, Snever, MleMgws. 19.S50 feet high). and spoke. and it therefore did not require an tion en tha battle front or aa smart new curtain and drapery Ideas with a WAAF, met us at the station and me, stopped his Croatian talk, threw ette Goddard in "I Love a Soldier." had not wanted to badger him with synagogue was not the leaders, or Jt FOR SALE 8. Chop, amputate, trim, slash, "Son, you have won in the West "engineer" to be a historian. out his arms, and cried, "Son of a bombing raids, soma SO toas illustrated step-by-step directions for took us to a hospital out In the coun- tsivial questions, so there were some the beautifully appareled rich, or the 93 volt 1300 watt Wincharger and towtr. He recently topped the ID players af rwbbar ara being carriarf measuring, cuttlnf, making and hanftn* try. The lieutenant had been in- DUKE CHRISTENSEN, AlleavUle, MIsW •lit, shear, sever, slice, carve, Point competitive examination and For the story of Sandepu, I imag- beetchl Son of a beetchl" To my all types from the simplest sash curtain things I didn't get straight, and learned scribes. He saw a man with cleave, gash, pare, hack, bob, I want to tell you you're starting discomfiture, that was the only Eng- elected for stardom by the nation's Into Mm air. Tka U. f. War to the most complicated lined over- formed we were coming. We were other things I had straight which he a withered hand, one who needed ined that I went down to a Southern exhibitors in the Motion Picture Some homemakers serve raw Dopartmont flguros skew that mow, curtail, hew, sunder, whittle. out on the same road I started out city to inspect the Army's first air- lish he seemed to know. But I drapery or sUAened valance. Whatever ushered into a small, sunny ward, was mixed up on. His help. The enemies of Christ MOTOR FUEL Herald's annual "stars of tomor- turnips in strips to be eaten with tha avaraga flghter plane has your curtain problem here Is the answer. and the lieutenant began smiling as m 9. Authority. on a long time ago. It's the great- craft. This was a free balloon—the halved my steak with him and pat- 10S pounds a# r" Order book by name and enclose 15 cents. I thought his leg had been complimented Him by expecting VarseUae! Guaranteed motor fuell _ row" poll. salt, like celery. we walked through the door. He held ents raUon free I At: Paint Houses, 10. The period of the moon in est school in the world—but learn latest Invention of 1905. Becoming ted him on the back as he tried to where In Its cesutrwctlea. Address: wonnded while he was still in Him to see the crippled one—and If hen we were married I had known Bob almost a year, but it icoj a year of done, Companys, Chemical Companys. Fc —•— out his left hand, for the right one which it gives the least light Is some common sense too. I'm send- weary, I went to sleep In the basket talk, and in the end I guess his com- Vital Statistics the air. But he told rae It didn't they "watched him" (Mark 3:2), for ing and dates—no serious thought ever bothered us. 25c. A«U DaU, Bex 571, Wewarli I, W. f. considered the dark of the moon. ing you on furlough until you report To reheat bread, place In a pa- was still tender from bullet wounds, it was the Sabbath. of the balloon. But a storm must patriots really thought their friend The six-foot-four, 200-pound blond MRS. RUTH wma SPEARS happen until about three hoars The light of the moon is when it per sack, fasten tightly and warm e e e Do we see the real need of human- By KATHLEEN NORRIS for duty at the Military Academy. have torn the craft from its moor- spoke American anyway. I could was born in Boston 29 years ago last Bedford Hills New York after he had crashed, when REBUILT MOTORS gives its greatest illumination. for five minutes In a moderate Orasrer !• ity? Does it speak to us and prompt UNDERSTANDING Congratulations." ings, for when I looked down I was hear them calling me Amerlcanskl. July 16 and was christened Bowen When we got him oat of his there was shelling and shoot- E WERE married in oven. Enclose IS cents for book "Make us to helpful action? If not, are we NATIONALLY-KNOWN NUTT REBUILT The world was never so sweet. I being blown to the East across the I continued on, keeping clear of Charleton Tufts III. He's never plane that day almost a month ing all aroend him. He said that MOTORS again available for Fords tM —•— Your Own Curtains." like our Lord and Master? October, two years One of the hard but necessary some models Chevrolet, Dodge, Plymouth. gained two inches in the chest that Atlantic. For days we drifted over ago we knew that In a very few whatever kind of shell it was Completely rebuilt, not lust overhauled. the tourist routes, and flnally, after Iseen called anything but Saany. Wax the metal wastepaper bas- Name W: ago," writes Betty day. ocean and continents, until, coming a forty-flve-day trip from Cherbourg, Ik mi oi fmce days be would either be dead or made a terrific racket when it II. Value (vv. 10-12). tasks growing from the war is You can deliver your old motor and pick His family expected him to train ket, inside and out to prevent rust- Address over the hump toward recovery, eame through the plane and They who would not hesitate to Pearson from Oklahoma. "We the understanding of changed up your Nutt Rebuilt on single trip to De- Thus, in July of 1928, I walked close to the hilly ground, I used the 1' rode into Constantinople. Here 1 foFbnsiiesI and finance, his father troit. Write or have your garage write first air-brakes ever known. They J*. because bis burned back was strnck him. save a sheep in distress on the Sab- had four happy months in a lit- dispositions of loved ones who O. E. H1TT, NUTT REBUILT MOTORS through the sally port with my suit- came close to getting In a real jam. being a famous banker. But Sonny, —•— I41B Twelfth Street BeUelt, Mlehu were composed of one mile of gov- gangrenous, and gangrene works The little hole In the side of the bath did not want the man to re- tle place near camp, in Florida, have endured the upsetting rig- case and began the routine that is Back through my life I had concen- at eight, saw Eddie Cantor, and If yon have dlfficnlty in get- familiar to nearly everyone. I had ernment red-tape and the anchor trated on scouting, archery, and fly- fast. plane through which he had thrust ceive help. Thus they put property then Bobby went off to GuadaK ors of military life. asked his dad, "Would you care if I ting sonny boy to wash his neck above the person of man, and SCHOOLS heard of the strict discipline of West worn by the captain of the "goat" ing—anything but girls. I could re- BEGoodrich Well, he was first taken to a clear- his hand—we thought that had canal. Immediately afterward Although seemingly changed became an actor?" Wise Tufts Sr. re- and behind the ears, try giving JUST showed their low valuation of man. DRAFTING, tool designing, engineering. Point and the difficulty of studies team of 1904. (This was readily in- member crossing the street to keep ing station of the American 30th divi- been torn when the plane crashed. I could write him that there was plied, "Not If you're a good one." him an old shaving brush and let sion. He was very drowsy from mor- The dignity of man's personality, as a result of their experiences, Day and eve. classes. Open 10S daOy. for one handicapped by a Southern terpreted by the professors, for the from having to talk to them. But But actually the pilot had made It to be a baby; I was wretch- Detrelt College e( Applied Soleaee, MM He went to the exclusive Phlllps- him apply the soap. the fact that he is made in the like- in reality they are inwardly quite Weedward at Seward. MA 842t, DetreM. accent. My year of hard work had traditional football game of the year that real bashfulness was far behind phine. When he began to come to, himself during those eight days, try- Exeter, where he majored in Greek ness and image of God, the great edly sick, but very happy about the same, their attitude being a made me hate books again, but I is one played between the first thir- me. Now I had about gone to the all he could hear was a lot of chatter ing to tear a hole big enough to get (honestly), rowed on the crew, was For a well-seasoned roast, add potentialities which exist in every it, although I have no parents reflection of the hard grating of TRAPPERS resolved that after the work I had ty men in the Second Class, called other extreme; I had found dates in in German, with voices answering out. cheer leader during the football sea- a few glngersnaps to the juice in He Stopped That man—all these should urge upon the and home, and was holding a de- gone to I most certainly would not the "engineers," and the last thirty Paris, Venice, and other cities, and Mrs. Spendmore—1 had men to Hans, Herman, etc. He worked at it off and on with the shock of war against their TRAP FOX and COYOTE, on bare groUMd son, and organized a band. His band the, pan. The drowsy lieutenant figured a little crowbar he had in the cock- Christian church the need of a new fense-olant job. or deep snow. Learn modern tricks to out- be kicked out or "found," as we had had a fine time. running after me long before I ordinary dispositions. wit the sly furbearers. Free Illustrated cir- made money, but Sonny was In- that he must be in German hands pit. He asked me if I thought he and higher estimate of the worth of "Bobby's reception of my news cular. Q. BUNCH, Welch, Minn. Bes W-O. say in Kaydet slang. I remember Before reaching Turkey, I had married you. To be able to restore their clined to cockiness, and when he let after all. But it turned out that he could ever have made the hole big a man—or a boy or a girl. Let us shook the ground under my feet my father's ambition for me. He been warned by the head of the a summer hotel engagement slip out Mr. Spendmore—Yes, and they look at them with God's eyes, and sense of tolerance, to bring back was of course proud of my appoint- would be running after you now if was hearing wounded German pris- enough by himself. I told him there and for days I was miserable and their balance of judgment, is a WANTED American Express in Sofia that I of his mitts because he was too So Crisp J oners talking to each other. wasn't a chance. seek to win them for Him. crying. He hated the idea of a ment, and used to wonder why I should be very careful in Istanbul 1 didn't pay your bills. task that will lead to a renewal WANTED—Pspplei, Caaarles, ParakeetaT sure he had it, his father decided Tbe lieutenant's baek re- He said the worst thing in those HI. Faith (v. 13). child, he didn't want it; there must Highest prices. 45M Grand River, DB- didn't rank about number one in and should confine myself to the of the old, happy life, the kind he needed a practical lesson. Sonny sponded to treatment. Tbe gan- eight days was the thirst. After the No doubt this man had tried count- be something I could do to get rid TROIT, MICH. Temple 14765. my class. During my Plebe year, Americanized Turks in and aroynd was sent to Plymouth as a house- How Could He? of life that makes this a perfect- which was easy because I had just grene was cut away, and It was first couple of days he wasn't less times to straighten out that of It. I wasn't awfully smart to the Pera part of the city. They told to-house seller of refrigerators. He "Do you know you were driving at withered arm. It was the very thing ly natural world. about learned the first year's work seen that he would pull through. hungry at all, but the thirst was have gotten myself Into this fix. It me above all to stay clear of Ga- surprised every one, including him- 50 miles an hour?" he most wanted to do, but it was Federal Criminal Cases at the prep school, he used to write "Impouible; I've only been out of He was moved next day to an- torturing. He said that for hours meant the end of our dancing and This task is a negligible one lata—the old Greek and Turkish sec- self, by winning the district sales quite impossible. Is Jesus then and tell me that while it wasn't too At garage for 20 minute*.*' other field hospital, and then and days he visualized creeks full of fan-in short, he said everything compared to the sacrifices made Increase With More Laws tion. As luck ruled, however, my contest—and a silver cup. charging him with the impossible, " DIIECT PIOM THE STAINUM disgraceful to be number fifty in a three days later he was evacu- water, and all the pubs where he had that could make me mad and break by those gallant loved ones of first acquaintance was from Galata, At Yale he was a legend. He asking him to do what cannot be class of over three hundred, he "Ton most be more polite to ated to England by air. left a little beer in the bottom of my heart. ours all over the world. So many federal criminal laws Presented by and that night I headed for the city started out by spending two years glasses. done? couldn't see why I didn't study a people," said the shopkeeper to You may remember that when we "The letter stunned me, but I have been enacted in the past 50 of the veiled women. in the freshman class. He majored RICE KRISHES He had seen the columns I wrote No, for He saw in this man the his new assistant. "That lady who got him out of his wrecked plane he wrote briefly and coldly that noth- little more and get up into the first (hold your hats!) In anthropology, "Tha Grains ara Sreat Feeds' desire to be whole and faith in no serious thought ever bothered us. years to cope with the increase in Well, even with right ideas the has Just gone out is one of onr asked the date and said bis wed- about his rescue, and he was mod- ing on earth would persuade me to twenty. Well, as the first year went and even today talks glibly about God's ability to make him whole. He was just one of the crowd; when crime that today the federal dis- by and I got into the more difficult men In that quarter had the wrong • Kellogg'* Rice Krispiet equal the most faithful askers." ding anniversary was only three estly pleased about them. He destroy my hopes of motherhood trict courts try 90 criminal cases races and reads heavy tomes on the laughed at one thing I had said— Dr. G. Campbell Morgan puts it he was drafted he asked me to studies, I went lower and lower in a idea. I saw the danger just in whole ripe grain in nearly all the days away and he hoped to make and that the first minute he got for every 100 civil cases, says Col- subject. that his eyes, as he rolled them well: "We turn from a contempla- marry him and quite naturally I class that dwindled finally to some time, and even then I had to jump protective food elements declared Those Girls! it back to England for that. He was home he could get a divorce if he lier's. SL there in his imprisonment, were like tion of a withered hand and look at did. Four months later he was NORTHWESTERN two hundred and sixty. During the through a window—glass and all— A Fling at Opera essential to human nutrition. Ann—Do you know what makes nearer right than we had thought. wanted one. Then there was a long The result of these laws is also "big brown tennis balls." the face of Jesus. The moment we gone out of my life again, and that last year, when I was very far Into an alley. I can hear the yells The summer before bis senior £ the tower of Pisa lean? He arrived in England one day silence, but last Christmas he sent shown by the average daily poptt- Actually his eyes did seem like do this, we know that the command was 18 months ago. Bob's job be- at MICHIGAN down. Daddy would write: even these years afterwards as I year he heard Tito Schlpa sing. He Joan—No, if I did, I'd take some after the anniversary. me a shawl, and a tiny red em- lation of federal prisons which has that. But in the hospital that effect is possible because He commands fore the war was with a farm ma- MT. AmiNOON, OCT. 14 ran through Galata back to Pera for decided he, too, would be a great myself. After that he was in. an Ameri- broidered cap, but no message to increased, during this period, from "You just stay there, Son, just had gone, and his eyes seemed of it, however impossible it may ap- chinery company; he was a good 'my motorcycle. Stopping at the ho- opera star. can general hospital for 16 days. As Margaret. 300 to about 18,600, or 6,200 per •tay there." tel just long enough to check out, I normal size. His face bad filled out pear. To look into that face must salesman, popular, good • looking, DICK BRAY General Henry H. Arnold, ehlef of The big lunk worked his way to his wife says, he was treated like inevitably have meant to be certain "I pulled myself together, had my amusing. But he seems to have cent, as compared with only 48 per was off In more dust for Scutari and "my lord." He was their prize pa- and his color was fine. He smoked baby in a ward, joined a woman VOtTS ANNOUNCII, AT TNI MIKI I still heard the planes flying over the United States Army Air Forces, Paris on a freighter and spent 6 that He was not the&e to reveal dis- changed completely. Please give cent increase in the general pop»- East in Asia to Ankara. Gas on Stomach tient. And then he was removed to and laughed, and his discontent was friend whose husband also is over- and try as I would, I could concen- months studying there and 18 ability, save as He was also there to real thought to my happiness—my lation. to whom this story is dedicated. the RAF. hospital where he is now only because the hospital wouldn't seas. Her mother keeps house for trate on nothing but the Air Corps. So raising the veil of a Moslem months locked in a room back in put an end to it." rights in this matter before you an- female shortened my stay in Con- and will be for a long time to come. let him out on leave immediately. us, minds my baby mornings; I am In 1930 I wrote an essay on fly- New York learning opera scores. i\. Enmity
THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH., OCTOBER 13, 1M4 THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH., OCTOBER 13, 1944 ORDER FOR PtmLICAtlON Church Announcements LADIES SOCIAL UNION ORDER STATIONERY EARLY Account and Successor Otiardlan Bowling Scores REGISTRATION IS IMPORTANT ^ First Insurance Penicillin Dressing American Legion Auxiliary Meeting j It Is unlawful in Michigan to use Dale West, formerly of Coloma, MET TUESDAY AFTERNOON AT THE COURIER OFFICE The first American insurance A new tropical type of penicillin j live decoys in hunting waterfowl, j now of Newport, Ark., announces his State of Michigan, the Probate The next regular meeting of the Court for the County of BerHen. At company was formed In Phila- dressing with a glycerine content . . „ . , , . coming marriage to Miss Pearl Rob- Christian Science Services, Coloma Do not fail to register with your American Legion Auxiliary will be held Do not fall to register if you wish erts at Newport, Ark., the week of a session of said Court, held at the PAPER MILL TEAM CATCHES delphia in 1759 for the benefit of has been perfected. to vote at the general election on Christian Science services are held Probate office, in the City of St. Voted to Send Literary Digest to township or your city clerk if you If you wish to secure a box of clerfymen and their widows. in the Legion hall on Wednesday even- October 28th. fancy personal stationery for a November 7ht. nt 11:00 o'clock every Sunday morn- Joseph In said County, on the 28th MICHIGAN SHORE TEAM Local Boys in Service. wish to vote at the general election Cotton in Egyp: ing October IH. There will be refresh- ing at the church on Paw Paw on November 7th. If you have be- Christmas gift or any other gift, or V Typewriter paper in pads for sale day of September, A. D. 1944. Pres- The acreage under cultivation for ments and a program. Mrs. Ethel Kilmark is in Detroit jt The Coloma Courier office. Telephone 65 street. Sunday school convenes at ent, Honorable Malcolm Hatfield, Miss Leona Ross opened her home come of voting age and are not reg- for your own use, come in to The cotton in Egypt now amounts to Tuesday afternoon to members of Slovakian Resources this week attending a convention of Coloma, Berrien Co., Michigan the same hour. A cordial Invitation Judge of Probate. istered; If you have changed your Courier office and see what we only 756,000 acres as compared to theatre managers. is extended to all to attend. The Slsson and Brown Were Hot at Match the Ladies Social Union. Assisting address and are eligible to vote, have to offer. This office has plac- Eastern Slovakia has opal mines, In the Matter of the Estate of In Paw Paw Lake League. valuable iron and copper deposits. nearly 2,000,000 prior to the war. Have you paid your subscription F. W. COCHRUN reading room will be open on Satur- Vincent Faraone, Minor. hostesses were Marie Thompson, make sure that you are registered. ed orders for a variety of grades The first meeting of tbe Self Culture day from 2 to 4 o'clock. The Farmers and Merchants Na- (By Mr. Lei) Clara Kloess and Grace Guy. During Voters In the City of Coloma may and colors of stationery, a part of will be held with Mrs. Charles Bach- tional Bank and Trust Company, by the business session the sum of $48 register with City Clerk Harry De- which has already been received, man, Friday afternoon, October 20. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Vere Beckwlth, Vice-President, hav- The Paw Paw Lake bowling to the Field up to Wednesday, October 18th. and we are advised that the supply HARTFORD Salem's Lutheran Church league is now getting Into high gear j I-iterary Digest for church service Voters of Coloma township may reg- will be very much limited this year, Among Michigan's natural resour- Accident and Indemnity Coropsny One year $1.50 ing filed In said Court Its final ac- 1 11 an ,r R. A. Gensmer, Pastor count ns guardian of said estate, as the players are getting Into good IJT ® ^ $1® fr the War Ch^st. ister with Township Clerk William' so it will be to your, advantage to ces are timber, Iron ore, copper, coal, plan brine, oil, gas, water and fish. Single copy FivecenU Sunday, October 15—Divine ser- and Its petition praying for the al- shape. Last Thursday night, Erv' s for repairing of the church Wood up to that same date. Voters make your selection as soon as pos- INSURANCE vice nt 10:00 a. m. Sunday school lowance thereof, and Its petition Slsson rolled a 569 series and Ed basement and sidewalk were made. of other townships should register sible. You may have the stationery - dee Balers rolled 527 for first and second The program theme was "Together with their township clerks. as It comes in the boxes or you may David Middleton of Grand Rapids (Entered i»h necond-cUnx matter at thu and bible class at 11:15 a. m. praying that James Faraone be nam- Is visiting his grandson, Rev. George poitofloe at Coloma, MichlgftD, under high of the season. Furthering Efforts," and was In V have the name printed on if you ed as Successor guardian of said wish. Elliott and his family, for several Baker Insurance Agency tbe Ait of March 8. 187V),) The Watervllet Paper Co. team has charge of Mrs. Mildred Schalrer. Pregnancy Test minor. . days. Stsle Bank Bldg. — Coloma, Mich. It is Ordered, That the 30th day of been very hot and has now caught Others assisting in the discussion Pregnancy can be determined by In the Divorce Courts October, A. D. 1944, at ten o'clock the Michigan Shore Lumber Co. were Mrs. Maud Person, Mrs. Helen the decoloration of a certain dye by Mrs. Albert Kibler has gone to in the forenoon at said Probate Of- team and they are now tied for first Vogt and Mrs. Emma Mast. Light HARRY F. KELLY VERNON J. BROWN Kalamazoo, where she will make her I. NATIONAL €DITORIAl_ the blood serum after three months Fresh Eggs in Robber place. There are four ties for the refrsehments were served. ,orCo trnot01 Mich, ,n ,0,L, Co,,,no, fice, be and is hereby appointed for of pregnancy. Instead of the standard cardboard •* ,gnm* ' « "ITHAU brakT home with her daughter, Mrs. Carl 'ts ISSOCIATION next position and two are tied for V 0 Kloess, Jr. Among the recent divorce suits examining and allowing said ac- carton now in use for eggs, the eggs 'O' Slits count and said petition. bottom place. Here are the scores filed in the Berrien circuit court of tomorrow—when rubber becomes It is Further Ordered, That Pub- for last week's bowling: Families Move to New Homes Processed Corn Does your radio need repair? Call were the following—Mrs. Anna plentiful—will be sealed in air-tight lic notice thereof be given by pub- Michigan Shore Team Sweet corn Intended for process- on Kendall Wilcox on Wilson street Here'i a Wua Sharp of Berrien township from The Pitcher Real Estate Agency rubber "sausage" casings. Three, or phone 99-J. Guaranteed service CLASSIFIED 'WANT ADS' Harold Sharp; they were married in lication of a copy of this order for Kibler, 409; Kllnuirk, 490; Kol- reports the following new residents ing Is best If left until more mature Investment in three successive weeks previous to than is desirable for the crop Boinn six or twelve can be cut off without work.—Adv. 4tf 1934 in Valpariso, Indiana; Mrs. berg, 363; Tledebohl, 478; Ryno, 335. of Coloma and vicinity: exposing the rest of the eggs to the co/tnm ^ FOR SALE i Sleep Comfort. Dorothy Sample of Niles from Vearls said day of hearing. In the Coloma Total, 2075. Mr. and Mrs. John Cobianco and into fresh market. The annual Fall Festival staged by tbe Courier, a newspaper printed and air. Sample of Niles, extreme and re- Watervllet Paper Co. family now occupy the Henry Kibler Ingrahn} ftcbool will be an event of this FOR SALE—Kieffer pears on circulated in said County. Friday night, October 13, heglning at trees. Phone 156 Coloma. 9t3 peated cruelty; the couple have three Slsson, 569; Stolle, 423; Armstrong, residence on Washington street (SEAL) MALCOLM HATFIELD which they recently purchased. They GOOD GOVERNMENT IN MICHIGAN! 8:00 o'clock. Fun for everyone. children. Mrs. Helen Pries from 467; Spearitt, 451; Schultz, 514; Total, FOR SALE—Fresh Guernsey Cow. Fehed Cotton Mattress Frank Pries of Benton Harbor, cruel- A true copy. Judge of Probate. moved here from Grand Junction. Cordelia Firehammer, 2424. Mrs. A. P. Kniebes entered Mercy A good one. 5 years 9ld. Calf by ty; they were married in 1940 and The Klblers have moved to the new- During Governor Kelly's Republican ad- gained widespread national recognition. Contributions Sought For Register of Probate. (Oct. 6x3) Hospital on Thursday evening and side. Mrs. Reuben Haze'n, near Cly- have one child. Mrs. Lucille Bag- ly arranged apartment at the home ministration, Michigan has enjoyed one Intelligent postwar planning has been ... Matching Box Spring City Electric of Carl Johnson. underwent a major operation on mer school. 10t2x gott from "John D. Baggott, Benton of the most efficient administrations in developed to promote continued full Friday. She is improving satisfac- Sick floom Loan Closet Harbor, cruelty and inhuman treat- Arra, 479; Robinson, 407; BonJorn, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Griffin are This is a fine quality mattress, ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Employment, veteran training and re- torily. HEATROLA for Sale—Mrs. Ches- ment; they were married in Mis- 408; Johnson, 437; Diamond, 437. now living In their home on West its history. ter Lawson, Phone 97M, Coloma. 8tf built up with layer upon layer of Total—2168. Logan street, which they purchased souri in 1936 and have two children. Sale of Real Estate Let's continue this good government employment. Mrs. Eva Branch will go to De- sanitary cotton felt, then covered Contributions for the sick room Mrs. Elsie Bruder McComb of Co- North Shore Dairy last spring from Mr. and Mrs. Topcoats troit this weekend to spend a couple WHITE CRUSHED STONE, made State of Michigan, the Probate Charles Andrews. in Michigan because it is in the best Good, sensible government is in your in an excellent grade of ticking. closet being sponsored by the Co- loma from George McComb, ex- Cripe, 429; Wood, 337; Hosang, of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ralph special for driveways, etc Crushed loma Junior Club ladies are solicited. treme cruelty; they were married in Court for the County of Berrien. At Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vokaty of interests of all of the people of our own best interests. Vote for these men Cook and family, and her brother, gravel and sand. Harold P. Breld- Matching box spring of coil spring S a session of said Court, held at the 436; Kelly, 463; Grahn, 475. Total— Hartford have moved to the property .00 The n&d for such a service is great South Bend in 1931 and have one 2140. State! Governor Kelly's impartial war- with long experience and training in Ora Branch. Inger, phone Coloma 31. Ilt2x construction. You have your Probate Office in the City of St. south of the Washington school and the Junior Club ladies have child. Arthur Woelffer of Niles public affairs. choice of several different colors 5S time administration is outstanding and has undertaken the project. Mrs. Paul charges Leone Woelffer with ex- Joseph in said County, on the 28th which they purchased from Mr. and Miss Mildred Sparks, assistant FOR SALE—Large Sunbeam Hea- Mast is chairman and contributions day of September, A. D. 1944. Crystal Palace Mrs. Joe Lamb of Chicago. postmaster at Coloma, is taking a trola, play pen and bath table. John of ticking. Remarkable quality at treme and repeated cruelty; they Cobianco, Jr., 191 Washington St., may be made by telephone. were married in Chicago in 1935 and Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Vanderveer, 420; Morlock, 439; V week's vacation from her duties and this attractive price. Judge of Probate. Coloma. have five children. Gallaher, 491; H. Kilmark, 380; spent a part of the time with friends In the Matter of the Estate of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES In Three Rivers. TAKE 12 MONTHS TO PAY! Mrs. Jeanette Sherbino Sumner Stolz, 486. Total—2225. FOR SALE—Blue Season Skipper Charles W. Meehl, Deceased. Rosenberg & Forbes REPUBLICAN of Niles has filed suit for divorce Mrs. C. C. Algulre wishes to thank Coat, like new, size 10. Also Ma- Marriage Licenses from James D. Sumner on a charge Allen Baker, Jr., having filed In Warriner, 410; Vanderheide, 325; said Court his petition, praying for her many friends for letters, cards roon fur trimmed coat. Reasonable. TROOST BROS. of cruelty. In her bill of complaint, McNIess, 431; Ratz, 456; Dodd, 402. "Doctrine of Atonement" will be W. E. Mast. Phone 191, Coloma. Ray C. Mittan, 32, Benton Harbor; license to sell the Interest of said and flowers which she has received 69-71 W«ll St. Viola Althea Hass, 25, Eau Claire. Mrs. Sumner charges that for the Total—2243. the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in during her long illness. Mrs. Algulre 10t2x Benton Harbor past several years her husband has estate in certain real estate therein all Christian Science Churches Paul M. Wohler, 28, St. Joseph; described. Is much Improved at this time. REAL (STATE Gertrude Johnson, Popular Bluffs, boasted to her of his affairs with Strejo Service throughout the world on Sunday, other women, asserting that he was It Is Ordered, That the 30th day of October 15. The Golden Text (I Orders for magazines for Christ- Mo. October, A. D. 1944, at ten o'clock Broz, 494; L. McNIess, 444; Morn- FOR RENT—Five-room furnished Richard Biek, 28, and Bessie Bish- so good looking that other women ingstar, 418; Anderson, 410; Stuck, Thess. 5:9,19) Is: "God hath not ap- mas gifts should be placed now In apartment. Inquire of Eddie Strejc. In the forenoon, at said Probate Of- pointed us to wrath, but to obtain >120,000,000 order to have them started by that op, 23, both New Buffalo. simply fell in love with him and that 500. Total—2266. Phone 9119, Coloma. he had admitted accepting money fice, be and Is hereby appointed for salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ, time. Grace Worden, Coloma, re- V ' hearing said petition, and that all Brownie's and gifts from other women. Tomsa, 429; Steele, 429; Legner, who died for us, that, whether we presentative for 2,500 magazines— FARMS WANTED—If you wish to Mrs. Evelyn Fiedler of Stevens- persons Interested In said estate ap- wake or sleep, we should live to- TELEPHONE POST-WAR PROSPECT Adv. * 10t4x sell your stock, grain or fruit farm Card of Thanks pear before said Court, at said time 358; Balers, 527; Hayes, 502. Total DEVOE PAINT ville charged that her husband has —2246. gether with him." see O. C. Roosevelt. Phone 206, Co- John Emhoff, Harry Emhoff, Mr. and place, to show cause why a li- Among the Bible citajlons Is this G. R. O. W. class members will loma. No farm too large or too beaten her severely and seeks a di- Michigan Bell, anticipating high demand, plans meet this (Friday) evening with and Mrs. Raymond Emhoff, Mr. and vorce from Robert Fiedler; they cense to sell the Interest of said es- passage (II Cor. 5:17): "Therefore small. ' 6tf Mrs. Eric Noack, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn tate in said real estate should not be If any man be In Christ, he Is a expansion and improvement Mrs. Frank Elliott. Miss Bernlce were married in 1933 and have two granted; LAKE SHORE LEAGUE Randall and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy children. Cruelty and non-support new creature: old things are passed Scott has the worship service and MISCELLANEOUS STOCK FARM RED Emhoff wish to extend thanks and It Is Further Ordered, That public away; behold, all things are become Mrs. Mathilda Kaucher has the les- are charged by Mrs. Marie Hutchins IN ANTICIPATION of favorable business conditions following recon- son study. appreciation to their friends and of Eau Claire in her suit for divorce notice thereof be given by publica- new." WATCH and CLOCK Repalrlnir at tion of a copy of this order, for The following scores were made version, Michigan Bell foresees post-war expenditures of as much as Chet Hocker's building junction neighbors for their acts of kindness from Robert Hutchins; they were Correlative passages to be read $120,000,000 within a five-year period. Mesdames Fred Watts, Jr., George during the death of their beloved three successive weeks previous to by members of the Lake Shore from the Christian Science textbook, US-12 and Center St., Coloma. E. married in Arkansas in 1936 and Bowling League on Monday evening, Paul, Paul Mast and George Stratton wife and mother; to Rev. Goltz for said day of hearing, In the Coloma "Science and Health with Key to the More buildings, cables, central office apparatus, and telephones are H. Bookwalter. Phone 132. Ilt2x have three children. Courier, a newspaper printed and October 9th: left early Tuesday morning for his comforting words, to Mr. Bever- Mrs. Mildred Schultz Lunog of Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, needed. But we cannot undertake to provide them until war needs are Grand Rapids where they will at- ROOM and BOARD—Year round ly for his singing, to the pallbearers Sawyer charges cruelty in a suit for circulated in said County. Wolffs Tire Service include the following (45): "Christ (SEAL) MALCOLM HATFIELD, reduced greatly. Today the armed forces take about all the communi- tend the O. E. S. grand chapter of service. Paw Paw Inn, Paw Paw and to the Davidson funeral home.— divorce from William Lunog; they Morningstar, 385; Munchow, 372; hath rolled away the stone from the i cations equipment that can be made. Michigan. Lake. Phone 199, Coloma. 8tf Adv. were married in Crown Point, Ind., A true copy Judge of Probate. Vandervort, 436; Wolff, 365; Schaus, door of human hope and faith, and! Cordelia Firehammer, V In 1935 and have three children. 403. Total—2078. through the revelation and demon- Dependent on business conditions, materials, manpower, and funds, Mrs. Claudia Baldwin will go to SEWING MACHINES—Our ser- Register of Probate. (Oct. 6t3) the program is being engineered to: V Lake Shore Clnb stration of life in God, hath elevated Chicago on Friday for a two weeks vice man will be In Coloma every Buy scratch pads at The Courier them to possible at-one-ment with visit with her daughters and their Friday, all makes of machines re- office while they last. Have you paid your subscription A. Meyers, 427; Kreitner, 395; E. 1 Provide service to nearly 90,000 persons who nuw can't get it. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION the spiritual idea of man and his families. During her absence, her paired. Call or write Singer Sewing B' Me)'-Irvine Principle, Love." Expand both urban and rural serine, to meet anticipated demand, mother, Mrs. Ida Martin, will be at Machine Co., 185 Pipestone St., Ben- Per Gallon Probate of Will ers, 402. Total—2032. and to restore ta/e margins of facilitiee. the home of her son, Lynn Martin. ton Harbor, Mich. 4tf Probate of Foreign Will Tobacco Oil Ateure prompt completion of Long Distance calls for the growing Friendly Tavern number of users. Parents of service men who have CLEANING—If you live in or near Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc. State of Michigan, The Probate Tobacco seeds are being used as attended the Coloma school are ask- Court for the County of Berrien. At Sawatzki, 397; Kreitner, 372; E. a source of oil. This oil can be con- Coloma, leave work at Selter's Bus Carry out plant betterments suspended because of the war. ed to send the addresses of their station for Lashley Cleaners. Bring rtquired by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912, of a session of said Court, held at the Smith, 506; Kelley, 489; Streit, 463. verted into edible oil by the addition Total—2227. sons to the Coloma school office or hangers. IBtf Probate Office in the City of St. Jo- nV>omJr«olo Such a program of additions will be necessary if the Company is to to Mrs. Robert Faulkner so that seph In said County, on the 2nd day Lake Tsevrn continue to furnish the grade of service the public expects and is to Christmas cards may be mailed to PERSONAL THE COLOMA COURIER of October, A. D. 1944. Join Our Karload Klub! F. Graziano, 364; Heffner, 315; ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR take its place in an expanded national economy. each one. CHARM KURL PERMANENT Published weekly at Coloma, Michigan, for Octobet I, 1944. Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Robinson, 320; Dorne, 394; T. Gra- HEARING CLAIMS WAVE, 59c. Do your own perma- Judge of Probate. We shall welcome the day when that program can be started. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vyhnalek STATE OF MICHIGAN ( ziano, 429. Total—2062. nent with Charm-Kurl kit. Easy to M State of Michigan, The Probate have as their house guest a daughter, COUNTY OF BERRIEN f - In the Matter of the Estate of do, absolutely harmless. Requires Annie M. Smith, Deceased. Court for the County of Berrien. At MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Mrs. Clarence KIrby of Jacksonville, Before me, a notary public in and for the it ate and county aforesaid, penonally City Ice Co. ! a session of said court, held at the Fla. Enroute home she will stop to no heat, electricity or machines. appeared F. W. Cochrun, who, having been duly iworn according to law, depote* and William E. Smith and Lila M. Destefano, 459; Nicolosa, 390; Joe Probate Office in the City of St. see her daughter. Miss Vonselle KIr- Safe for every type of hair. Praised Michigan Shore Lumber & Supply Co. »ayi that he it the editor and publisher of The Coloma Courier and that the followinlowingj u. Butzbach, having filed their petition, by millions. Including Fay McKen- praying that an Instrt|pient filed in Walton, 443; John Destafano, 304; Joseph in the said County, on the * INVEST IN VICTORY- by, a student at Aurora College, to the best ol his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the ownership, management, John Walton, 482. Total—2068. zle, glamorous movie star. Faulkner's etc., of the aforesaid publication for the dale shown in the above caption, lequ.red by the said Court be admitted to Probate 1 23rd day of September, A. D. 1944. IUY MORE WAR IONOS Aurora, Ills. South Haven Phone 290 — Coloma Phone 103 j Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, 5c to $1 Storef Coloma. 4tl0x Act of August 24, 1912, embodied in section 443, Postal Laws and Regulations, printed as the last will and testament of Ward File Farm 1 said deceased and that administra- Judge of Probate, Every eligible voter should make on the reverse side of this form, to-wit: Wax, 449; Cunningham, 436; Real; The Best in Style, Tailoring sure that he votes at the general WANTED I. That the name and address of the publisher, editor, managing editor and business tion of said estate be granted to Lila 329; Bullard, 329; Ward, 454. Total I In the Matter of the Estate of Minnie Frances Koons Kaltenbrun, election on November 7th. Regard- macageil i s F. W. Cochrun, Post office address, Coloma, Mich. M. Butzbach and William E. Smith, —1977. WANTED—Job operating large sometimes written Minnie F. Kalten- less of your party affiliations. It Is That the owners are: F. W. Cochrun, Sole owner, Coloma. Mich. the executorss named in said will, and Fabrics stock farm. Can furnish own help 3. That the known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or or some other suitable person. brun, Deceased. your DUTY TO VOTE. But make sure that you are registered so that equivalent to three men. Exper- holding 1 par cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities ate: It Is Order, That the 30th day of LAKE SHORE LEAGUE j It appearing to the Court that the It won't be long before the chill in the air will you can vote. ienced with all kinds of machinery. There ate none. October, A. D. 1944, at ten A. M. at I time for presentation of claims Arthur Mercer, Millburg, General 4. That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the owners, stockholders, said probate office is hereby ap- j against said estate should be limited, have changed to strong, cold winds. Don't wait Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hembree re- Delivery. 10t2x and security holders, if any, contain not only the list of stockholders and security holders as pointed for hearing said petition; and that a time and place be ap- for the last minute to get that much needed Top- they appear upon the books of the company, but also, in cases where the stockholder or The following scores were made turned Tuesday from Platte, S. Da., It is Further Ordered, That public pointed to receive, examine and ad- where they spent several days with WANTED — Washings and Ironings. iccurity holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary in the Lake Shore League at the just all claims and demands against coat. We've an impressive selection on hand right Call 61-W. Watervllet. 8t Ix 'ptiCHtU... notice thereof be given by publica- Lake Shore bowling alleys on Wed- Mrs. Hembree's sister, Mrs. J. C. relatioa, the name of the person or corporation for whom such trustee is acting, is given; tion of a copy hereof for three suc- . said deceased by and before said now. Coats tailored by the skilled hands of mas- alto that the said two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's full knowledge and nesday, October 4th: McCroskey and her family. Mr. Hem- WANTED—Five cords of stove and cessive weeks previous to said hear- i.Court: ter craftsmen—cut from the finest fabrics money belief at to the circumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders Sam's Service bree enjoyed some pheasant hunting furnace wood; also someone to do a ing In the Coloma Courier, a news- I It Is Ordered, That all of the cred- can buy—in styles designed to suit every figure. while there. who do not appear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securities in Kiefer, 443; Marzinelli, 380; Ben- itors of said deceased are required few days work with a tractor. Call of Your Future Years a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner; and that this affiant has no reason to be- paper printed and circulated in said Come in and choose yours today. after 6:00 p. m. or on Sunday. A. C. lieve that any other person, association, or corporation has any interest direct or indirect in county. ham, 438; Nicosia, 465; Dowd, 486. [ to present their claims to said Court Dr. Mabel Elliott and her sister. ' at Probate Office on or before the Hussey, RFD 1, Coloma. the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated by him. (SEAL) MALCOLM HATFIELD, Total—2212. Miss Beatrice Elliott, have returned F. W. COCHRUN, Publisher. A true copy. Judge of Probate. Michigan Shore 4th day of December, A. D. 1944, at to their home in New York City % ten 0,cl0ck in .00 WANTED—Raw furs of any kind. Cordelia Firehammer, viwor and- n viim.-v am- the forenoon, said s 00 $ after spending three weeks at the We pay highest prices. Fidelity Fur Sworn to and subscribed before ae this 6lh day of October 1944. S U®* and place being hereby appoint- 25- ,. 40 Register of Probate (Oct. 6t3) berg, 475; Tledebohl, 378; Kerlikow- home of Postmaster Neva DuVall Co., 210 East Main St., Benton Har- C. A. FURMAN, Notary Public. ed for the examination and adjust- and visiting other old friends In and (Saal] (My g}mmission expires September 15, 1945.) ske, 502. Total—2333. bor. Mich. 19tf ment of all claims and demands GIVE TO THE COMMUNITY CHEST around Coloma. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE against said deceased. SEPTIC TANKS and Grease Traps Your war bonds offer you greater FORECLOSURE SALE Carter's Farmers It is Futher Ordered, That public Mrs. Eva Thatcher of Minneapolis, cleaned. Leon Hentschel. Phone safety than can be found in any Minn., is a houseguest of Mrs. Ellen Gallaher, 449; Morlock, 403; R. notice thereof be given by publica- 7 F 12, Watervllet. Itf Default having been made in the tion of a copy of this order for three Krake. Mrs. Thatcher lived in Co- other investment and they will conditions of a certain mortgage Carter, 382; Schaus, 436; Stolz, 426. loma for two and one-half years Total—2150. successive weeks previous to said day THE OLIXJUDGE SAYS... WANTED—by Van's Furniture eventually give you back four made by Marie Farmer Smith, and of hearing in The Coloma Courier, during which time she made many Store—Oil stoves, any condition, al- dollars for three. 1 Louise Farmer Jefford, to Julia Phllllpss 66 a newspaper printed and circulated Avery &Longacre friends who are happy to see her on so furniture, and stoves of all kinds. I Lynch, dated the 28th day of Feb- Reimer, 429; Roe, 484; Schaffer, In said County. her return visit. Van's, the largest used furniture Hold fast to these steadfast LOMA THEATRE : ruary, A. D. 1929, and recorded in 281; Hayoski, 345; Hammond, 434. (SEAL) MALCOLM HATFIELD, ga store in Southwestern Michigan. 143 E. Main Benton Harbor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davidson re- friends of your future years. To i the office of the Register of Deeds Total—2066. A true copy Judge of Probate. Phone Coloma 51. 23tf COLOMA, MICHIGAN for the county of Berrien, and State Cordelia Firehammer, turned Tuesday evening from Belle- sell them without good cause vue where they have been for the Matinee Sunday 4:00 Continuous. Week Days 7:00 P. M. of Michigan, on the 9th day of April, Register of Probate. (9t3) would be as foolish as it would be Hartford Bankers past week, called there by the ill- THEATRE PHONE 123 F-2 RESIDENCE PHONE 262 ' A. D. 1929, In Liber 173 of mortgages, Copping, 351; Skyme, 404; Rice to take stones out of the founda- 1 on page 89, which mortgage was ness and death of Mr. Davidson's NATIONAL SHOES- LEE OVERALLS Enjoy the latest and best pictares in Comfort at "The Loma" (S) 449; Munro, 448; Knox, 430. mother, Mrs. H. B. Davidson. Mrs. tion of your house. I thereafter duly assigned to the un- Total—2151. Fine Shoe Repairing | dersigned, on which mortgage there Davidson passed away Oct. 7. at AIR CONDITIONED a Lake Shore Team I Is claimed to be due at the date of The Philathea class will meet PRICES—Adults, 40 cents Children, 12 cents Tax Included 1 this notice, for principal and interest, Morningstar, 482; Stedman, 353; FRED WATTS'MODERN SHOE SHOP fOR SfcURITY HOLD YOUR Tuesday afternoon, October 17th, COLOMA. MICH. Matinee Sunday 4:00 Continuous. Week Days 7:00 P. M. the sum of Thirteen Hundred Fifty Dickinson, 414; Riley, 452; Stuck, with Mrs. Carl Kloess. This Is the >NAR BQMnq TO MATURITY and no-100 dollars, and an attorney's 381. Total—2082. first meeting of the fall schedule fee of Thirty-five ($35.00) dollars, and the annual election of officers OCT. 13-14 FRIDAY-SATURDAY as provided for in said mortgage, Rush Tire Service will be the business of the afternoon. Coloma Lodge No. 162 and no suit or proceedings at law Duk Lee (S), 508; Oldss, 412; Mrs. Wm. Goss will lead the devo- having been instituted to recover the Moore, 375; Cupp, 499; Rush, 419. Jtlonal service. A F. AND A. M. "YELLOW CANARY" moneys secured by said mortgage, Total—2370. or any part thereof. YOUR TRIPS on the South Shore ara more Charm and Loveliness mark the Meetings held In Masonic ball, on the — and — Notice Is hereby given, that by Coloma Fruit Exchange Motor Coach and comfortable whon you make them during the Maid From Italy, another In the first Thursday evening of virtue of the power of sale contain- C. Smith, 444; Martin, 371; Arra, middle of the week. More seats aro available "Global Glamour" series of typical each month. Visiting Brothers Always Welcome, ed In said mortgage, and the statute 433; Woods, 465; Williams, 454. Total Electric Train on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. beauties on all our war fronts, paint- "BOSS OF BOOMTOWN" FRED WOODWARD. W. M. In said such case made and provided, —2167. If you must travel on Sunday, plan to ride be- ed by the wellknown artist. Henry STATE BANK on Wednesday, the 3rd day of Jan- V fore 3:00 P.M. and avoid the home-going rush. »'mm Cllve.. In full color on the front page PAUL DAVIDSON, Secretary uary,, A. D. 1945, at ten o'clock in of The American Weekly, the maga- OCT. 15-16.17 SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY To CHICAGO Chicago South' Shore A South Bend Railroad the forenoon, the undersigned will, STs ASSS- zine distributed with next Sunday's at the front door of the Court House, Notes oi the Courts Chicago Herald-American.—Adv. OF COLOMA In the City of St. Joseph, County of Lmv* Benton Harbor Leevs St Joseph Lam Bridgman Arriva Michigan CHy Arriva Chicago M.™.*.* - We now have i "UNCERTAIN GLORY" (Hemdelmk St.) Robert H. Weaver, who for the Berrien In the State of Michigan, Central War Tims Central War Tims Control War Tims Central War Tims Central War Turn lNOtlCe--ExpertMechan 1C m f m • f • F i o e t A i tfseivf srsrfM that being the place where the Cir- 7:15 A.M. 8:45 A.M. past thirteen months has been a NEWS CARTOON "THE VOICE THAT THRILLED THE WORLD" Walter Kolberg of Bridgman was 5:45 A.M. 5:55 A.M. 6:23 A.M. clerk at the Coloma postoffice, has on Cars and Ford Tractors. cuit Court for the county of Berrien ordered to pay a fine of $50 and •6:35 A.M. •6:45 A.M. •7:13 A.M. *8:05 A.M. •9:45 A.M. is held, sell at public auction, to the 7:35 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 8:13 A.M. 9:05 A.M. 10:45 A.M. resigned his position there to go to costs of $5.50 or serve 30 days in Milwaukee. Wis., where he will OCT.i8.19 WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY highest bidder, the premises describ- 8:35 A.M. 8:45 A.M. 9:13 A.M. 10:05 A.M. 11:45 A.M. Coloma Implement Co. the county jail when arraigned be- assume the management of the Mad- ed In said mortgage, or so much fore Justice Rody in St. Joseph on 9:35 A.M. 9:45 A.M. 10:13 A.M. 11:05 A.M. 12:45 P.M. 10:35 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 11:13 A.M. 12:05 P. M. 1:45 P.M. ison hotel. Mr. Weaver has devoted thereof as may be necessary to pay a charge of drunken driving. "The war sure has made a lot of changes in "Our rubber experts knew how to make "TAKE IT BIG" the amount so as aforesaid due on 11:35 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 12:13 P.M. 1:05 P.M. 2:45 P.M. the greater part of his life to the Albert Louis Lenhart, 19 years old, 1:13 P.M. 2:05 P.M. 3:45 P.M. this old world of ours, hasn't it, Judge?" it but the problem was to get the huge hotel business, having managed a Plus JIMMY LYDON and DIANA LYNN in said mortgage, with six per cent in- who hails from Attica, Ind., was ar- 12:35 P.M. 12:45 P.M. 1:35 P.M. 1:45 P.M. 2:13 P.M. 3:05 P.M. 4:45 P. M. amounts of industrial alcohol needed. Al- number of different hotels all over terest, and all legal costs, together rested by St. Joseph police on a "Plenty of them, John. One that few "HENRY ALDRICH PLAYS CUPID" and New. with said attorney's fee, to wit: 2:35 P.M. 2:45 P.M. 3:13 P.M. • 4:05 P.M. 5:50 P.M. people realize is that the rubber producing . most overnight the country's beverage dis- the country, and he Is glad to get Dr. M. D. Tonnelier charge of breaking and entering five 4:13 P.M. 5:05 P.M. 6:50 P.M. That certain parcel of land in the 3:35 P.M. 3:45 P.M. tillers slopped making whiskey and converted back Into his old line of business. St. Joseph establishments and ad- 4:35 P.M. 4:45 P.M. 5:13 P.M. 6:05 P.M. 7:50 P.M. center of the world is now right here in the STANDARD SERVICE City of Benton Harbor, Berrien DENTIST mitted his guilt. He also admitted 5:35 P.M. 5:45 P.M. 6:13 P.M. 7:05 P.M. 8:45 P.M. United States. 100% lo the production of this vital in- City Commissioner Clifford Han- OCT. 20 21 FRIDAY-SATL'RDAY County, Michigan, described as fol- that he had gotten away with a 6:35 P.M. 6:45 P.M. 7:13 P.M. 8:05 P.M. 9:45 P.M. " " When the Japs conquered the big natural gredient. A high government official said son, Deputy Sheriff Tom DeRosa Phone Coloma 212. State Bank of lows, to-wlt: Culoma Bldg. Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. DRAIN TIME IN WAR TIME series of thefts in other parts of 7:35 P.M. 7:45 P.M. 8:13 P.M. 9:05 P.M. 10:45 P.M. rubber producing centers of the world they recently this was '... an almost unparalleled and Lester Harris of Coloma. and Lot Six (6), Block Seven (7), of Michigan and Indiana. He is report- 8:35 P.M. 8:45 P.M. 9:13 P.M. 10:05 P.M. 11:45 P.M. m. Mondays and Fridays. "GAMBLER'S CHOICE" thought they had us licked. But in two example of the overnight conversion of an Erwin Kubath, Republican candidate IS EVERY SIXTY DAYS Thresher's Improvement Addition to ed to have been a former inmate of a 10:00 P.M. 10:10 P.M. 10:38 P.M. 11:30 P.M. 1:10 A.M. for sheriff, left last Friday for a Plus TEX R1TTER and FUZZY NIGHT in the City of Benton Harbor, Berrien feebleminded home in Ft. Wayne, * Ezcapt Sunday short years, thanks to American industry, entire industry from peace to war.'" hunting trip in the Dakotas. Mr. "OKLAHOMA RAIDERS" County, Michigan, according to the Ind. He was remanded to the county A*k Ticket Agent for Official Time Table we are now producing synthetic rubber "Come to think of it. Judge, it was a Harris and Kubath flew north In Recorded Plat thereof. jail to await trial on a charge of enough-to supply all our military and mighty fortunate thing the beverage distil- Mr. Harris' plane and Mr. Hanson Dr. Leo Hosbein Dated: Sept. 28th. 1944. BENTON HARBOR: Union Bus StsUon, 216 W. To. 3-7352, Bridgman 80-F11. Prud.k'i "66" HAROLD BACHMAN Also POPEYE CARTOON breaking and entering. Main St., Phon* 9086. Station, Phon. St Jo. 3-7730. essential civilian needs. ling industry was in existence, wasn't it?" and Mr. DeRosa drove through with ALICE M. HOGUE, V BRIDGMAN: Andwson Filling Station. Phon. supplies for the trip. A message VETERINARIAN Assignee of Mortgagee. ST. IOSKPH: Csxlton WdUn' Ston. Phon. 3-1621. Bridgman 9157. STANDARD SERVICE came from the party on Sunday stat- Phone Coloma 63-F3 PROGRAM IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE HARVEY & FISHER, If you have anything to sell the STEVSNSVULX: KUWs Drug Slot*. Phon. St HARBERT: Tornqoiat Stora. Phon. 3143. ing that the weather was fine there Dentistry on Week Days Only Tires • Batteries - Accessories • Complete Lubrication Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage. Courier Want-Ad section is a good %fc*- c TMl oJtrrliumtHl iponuitd ky Ccmfrrmi •/ Alnkolit Bntiait InJuMtitt, let. and that the birds they want to Benton Harbor, Mich. (Oct. 6tl2) place to sell it. shoot were quite plentiful. Residence, Coloma, Mich
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THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA. MTCH. SFiriyr, C.IKCI.F patterns Fascinating Designs POSTWAR REFORM: Washington Digest; Suit for the Matronly Woman WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Sees Forest Conservation Need: contributed so bountifully to the de- For Flower Boxes France velopment of the Middle West are Allies Plow Through. Siegfried Declaring "... We do not want now little more than memories. Al- Crisp, Practical House Dress News to go back to the prewar political, Vast Areas of Spent Timberland though some old growth—chiefly Cartels Hinder Trade social and moral situation which hardwood — still remains, the most Line as Big Guns Blast Enemy; took us to the brink of the abyss ..." significant aspect Is the'large pro- Behin French leader Charles de Gaulle out- Attest lo Careless Practices portion of Inferior species, notably lined his economic program for the jack pine and aspen, In the second And Stifle Competition F. D. R. Ponders Wage Increases growth. nation in an address in his home example, were built of yellow pop- RtlcaMd by WetUrn Newspaper Onion.. By LYLE F. WATTS Having looked in vain for timber town of Lille. lar. Yellow poplar grows almost as the/N: (EDITOft'B NOTE: Whea aplalaat are eiarestei to (htte "Our economic duty is to make (Chief U. S. Forest Service) surpluses in other important forest WVVi Wetltrn Ntwtpaptr Utlta'i ntwi aiiAlyria •nd •feftlftfUt if fili w*wspBM'«r< fast as any of o\ir softwoods and is Big Monopolies Regulate Commerce Between • - BY PaulMulon the fullest use of what we have in regions, we turn at last to the West Recently, in an address before just as easily worked. But today it roast. Nations; Valuable Information Given What Makes It So? If cake our soil . . . and our empire," de is far too precious to put into barns. Cake Bazaars, Gaulle said. "The only way we can a section of the Society of Amer- The timber of Idaho and Montana batter runs out of,the pan when RclraMd by Westfrn Newspaper Union. It is no longer a significant part of Cookie Sales do that is by means of what is ican Foresters at Milwaukee, was almost untouched up to 1900. Axis Under Busi/iess Pacts. baking, it may be due to too the stock of the local lumber yards. called a planned economy. We want Wis., I discussed the nation's But the wave of depletion Is rolling small a pan, too slow an oven, JAPANESE CAMPAIGN Ali the big pine operations are now Boost Funds TO BE HARD AND LONG the state to direct the economic forest situation and presented through this country with startling too much sugar or shortening, or gone from the Missouri Ozarks. Out- WASHINGTON.—The sure spring- activity of the entire nation." speed. In Idaho the five northern too much leavening. the need for reasonable pftbllc put of softwood lumber in Missouri By BAUKHAGE boards which General MacArthur's counties were opened up first and Pattern No. Z9298 If the cake has a moist sticky Under de Gaulle's plan, both In- control of the treatment of pri- in 1942 was only 30 million board Neus Analytt and Commentntor. men arc seizing now. from which to dustry and labor would participate were soon pretty thoroughly ex- crust, it is due to too much sugar vate forest lands. In comment- feet. Yet in 1899 most of the three- FIVE baby animals peep beguil- jump into the Philippines, and the in the formulation of economic poli- ploited. Output reached a peak of WNU Service. Union Trust Building The Kilgore committee makes this in the recipe. If the crust is thick Bimuituneous Quebec conference ing on that paper, a friend of fourths billion board feet of lumber 705 million board feet in 1925. In 1937 ^ ingly over shoulders—and be- statement, for instance. In its re- and heavy, the recipe may have cies, but initiative and profit would cut In that state was softwood. Washington. D. C. which was wreathed with victory be preserved. Goal would be the mine alleged that, "In normal it was only 292 million. Obviously come fascinating designs for in- port: loo much flour, too long baking, periods the basic American for- Throughout the hill country from payrolls in these northern counties door flower boxes. Outlines for When the political smoke of the "The Japanese were able to get too hot an oven, or not enough Rmiles, have made the front pages elimination of concentration of in- campaign dies away we are all go- estry problem is not one of eastern Ohio to western Missouri, declined in about the same ration as the fronts and backs of the pup, technical know-how on some proc- sugar or shortening. look like we can make short work of terests . . . "which, in England and ing to hear a lot more about cartels. millions of acres of once magnlflcent lumber production. Towns like Sand- kitten, rabbit, lamb and duck are esses for production of 100 per cent if a cake humps or cracks on Japan. America, are called trusts," de scarcities but of surpluses, not Most people probably have a gen- The various routine military plan- hardwood forests have degenerated point and Coeur d'AIene were hard on Pattern No. Z9298. octane gasoline before they were top It may be because it has too Gaulle said. of timber famine but of timber eral Idea of what they are but those ning announcements here are gener- into mere brush cover. Many of the hit — and Spokane turned its eyes see generally available to American much flour or was baked in too abundance." I want to explore of us who have followed the hear- ally based on expectations of an- Britain from the panhandle of Idaho to the Trace these outlines to plywood or thin firms and In at least one case as hot an oven. that philosophy because, if it is lumber and cut out with Jig, coping or ings of the Kilgore subcommittee on other year. Grand Coulee dam. late as June, 1941. to find out through Coarse texture is due to too More radical than de Gaulle's pro- true, there is really no occasion keyhole saw. Then nail the fronts and war mobilization learned a lot of A few paragraphs from Kun- gram Is one drawn up by the general The increased output now coming bucks to small troughs and paint In nat* commercial channels the amount of much leavening, not enough ming telling of onr withdrawal for much concern about forest from the five counties farther south ural colors. Put cacti, succulents or other things we didn't know. our oil and gasoline shipments to liquid, insufficient creaming of council of Great Britain's Trades 1 think I heard about cartels from the huge central Chins conservation. rests on a precarious base. Only one- •mall plants In these boxes. Pearl Harbor." shortening and sugar, qr too slow Union congress, calling for public first from Bill Shepherd, a news- front at Kweilin, due to Ineffec- tenth of the 10 million acres of for- Due to an unusually large demand and an oven. ownership or control of all Industry, In discussing this question of scar- current war conditions, slightly more I paperman whom I was always meet- tive handling of the Chinese est in North Idaho is in white pine Some Agreements with immediate transfer of the city versus abundance, I want to time Is required In fllllng orders (or a ing In different parts of the world. troops, shows the dlfflcnltles in- sawtimber—yet this tenth is bearing Sanctioned by U. S. Shown leaving White Honse after wage conference with FDR are (left to transport, fuel and power, and iron make It clear that forestry is some- few of the most popular pattern numbers He had Just come back from Ger- 2 eggs volved in clearing a half-hemi- the brunt of current cut. White pine Send your name, address, pattern num* right in front raw) Philip Murray, CIO president; Mrs. Anna Rosenberg, and steel enterprises to government thing more than boards, ties, cord- many shortly after the last war and It must be said in frankness that 1 teaspoon soda sphere of Japs. secretary to the labor board; William Green, AFL president; and Daniel wood and other forest products. To output la now 2*^ times what the for- ber and IS ccnts. the price of the pattern, in some cases American companies l hands. to: was full of the subject on which he /x cup buttermilk Without making any pretense of ests can sustain. 1 Ever a Favorite Tobin, teamsters union president. In back row (left to right) Julius Ems- In the event of public ownership, me forestry has a human side. It had written an article for Colliers'. —specifically the one which had the 1 teaspoon vanilla special information from the Quebec But even within this region, the pak, CIO electrical workers president; R. J. Thomas, CIO auto workers the congress' council recommended encompasses permanent communi- But we didn't know the half of it right to certain manufacturing proc- 4 cup boiling water "THE sort of house dress which meeting, it is evident that this final president, and George Meany, AFL secretary and treasurer. (See: Wages.) apparent surplus is local in charac- AUNT MARTHA esses In high octane—had permis- A is a perennial favorite—It's so the formation of public corporations ties with prosperous industries and Wtstport station, Kansas City 2, Mo. Uien. Spice cake is hard to resist when Sift flour once, measure and re- victory involves what the military ter. The only area still largely ua- sion from the war department to ex- crisp looking, so easy to get into, under a minister responsible to par- a stable tax base. It means good Encloae !5 cents tor eacb oattern 1 mention, that because it seems It has a fluffy seven minnle or sift twice with cocoa. Cream short- experts are already calling a "stra- developed is a portion of southern WAGES: liament. with provision for represen- schools, public health and attractive Incredible that more was not done tend their use In foreign countries. marshmaUow icing and is sprin- ening and sugar thoroughly. Add so easy to launder 1 Make it of gay tegic nightmare." In general it looks EUROPE: Oregon. In the older districts, desired. Pattern No. tation of labor. homes. It means security for the to break down the cartel system be- The Universal Oil Products com- kled UghUy with coconut. well beaten eggs and beat until light flowered percales or seersucker easy, in detail it will be hard. Study Boosts notably around Puget Sound, the pany made special Inquiry of the Shift Attack Part of the control of private in- worker to invest in a home and for Name and fluffy. Add soda to buttermilk. and trim it with three rows of bulk of the readily accessible saw- fore. general staff regarding installing The Quebec meeting itself devel- With the British Second army run- Despite organized labor's assault dustry through special boards made the butcher, the baker, and beauty The simplest definition of a cartel Church groups and women's clubs Add dry ingredients alternately with 1224 bright ric-rac on the notched col- oped no news from admirals and timber has been removed. Sawmills Address ning into increasingly stiff resistance upon the "Little Steel" formula lim- up of labor, business snd public shop keeper to invest in a business. Even in New England, where this huge is a monopoly and Its most obvious plants in Germany and Japan and know that one of the best ways of buttermilk to creamed mixture, lar and pocket top. generals who occupied the 700 hotel have shut down and pulp mills have they were told in July. 1938. "The in Holland as the Nazis poured in iting wage increases to 15 per cent members would call for standardiza- Seventy per cent of New Engjand red oak towering 130 /eel up and measur- effect Is to gouge the consumer raising funds for beating hard after each addition. rooms and the 130 newsmen wrote over January, 1941 levels, President ing almost 20 feet in circumference was assumed greater Importance. ^The war department has no objection their activities Add vanilla, pour in boiling water Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1209 Is de- reinforcements to prevent it from tion of equipment and products, Is forest land, but 75 per cent of all available stand is no longer as large . with monopolistic prices. A chemi- signed for sizes 14. IS. 18. 20; 40. 41 nothing important. swinging around the northern ter- Roosevelt indicated that there would cut, there u no real limber surplus. for the exploitation of these proc- and philanthropic and beat until smooth. Bake In pooling of methods and patents and the wood products consumed In New as the growing stock needed to sus- cal plastic which can be sold to com- and 44. Size 16, short sleeves, requires SH But an earlier war department minus of the Siegfried line into the be no change in government policy general commercial information, England comes from outside the re- Kncumo I mercial moulders at 85 cents a esses abroad." purposes is by two eight-Inch greased tins In a yards of 39-lnch material; yards ric- hardwood industries of the Ohio and tain a cut commensurate with the Other manufacturers were not so statement on plans for demobiliza- Ruhr, the American First army before the November election. and creation of common marketing gion. The only evidence of surplus, | pound, costs dentists $45.00 a pound. having cake ba- moderate (350-degree) oven for 30-35 rac trim. Mississippi valleys must now pay growth capacity of the land. scrupulous. The Kilgore report re- Due to an unusually large demand and tion laid out a program obviously swung over to the attack to the south and purchasing agencies. so far as I know, is in small low- • Same stuff. Atabrine, a synthetic zaars or bakery minutes. Spread between layers Meeting with hQ{h AFL and CIO heavy transportation charges for The lower Columbia river district veals an Interesting letter written Jumper Jacket Suit current war conditions, slightly mot-* designed to move vast quantities of in the Aachen region. chieftains in the White House, the grade material which cannot be Sfaiji: substitute for quinine, sold to the gov- sales. and top with Seven Minute Icing. time Is required In fllllng orders for • raw material from other regions in with 170 Isrge mills and 40 billion on AprU 17. 1940. three months after Few can resist our troops from Europe and this Although continued murky weath- President reportedly favored a plan marketed even under the intense de- | ernment. presumably at a profit, at COR the older or more matronly few of the most popular pattern numbert. order to continue operation. Some of feet of sawtimber is already feeling the President had announced a the appeal of country into East Asia. This report er prevented full use of the power- for retaining present wage controls New Diaper mand of the huge industrial popu- A SPECIALIST tells us that suc- $4.50 for a thousand tablets, by a * woman who wants a neat jump- Send your order to: them face extinction. the pinch of scarcity. About half of "morale embargo" against Japan. home-made cakes | indicated rather clearly that we in- ful Allied air force, U. S. infantry- until large cancellations of war con- lation. cess depends to a great extent company with a cartel-controlled er jacket suit which will be sllmly tend to do the job of defeating Japan The lake states affords one of the private sawtimber belongs to upon the way the glands function. The letter was written by an official and cookies at flattering, comfortable to wear 8EWINO CIRCLE PATTBRN DEPT. men plowed forward in the wake of tracts cut down working time, v^ien The hurricane of 1938, followed by ! patent, under a contract that will ourselves, and not rely heavily on tbe most serious chapters of oar two large companies. Most of the Particularly the sweat glands. of a Texas oU company to a Mr. such sales, and it and can be made up in almost JM South WeDs St. CUcaio a thunderous, rolling artillery bar- increases will be made -hi- bi^ic, abnormal wartime requirements for end six months after the war. Ata- forest history. Here sre some 82 other mills face difficulty in getting Darcy. representing the Mitsubishi is truly an ideal way oi meeting the any sort of material. Enclose 28 cents In coins for eacb arming the Chinese. rage to advance upon the important hourly rates to compensate for the 1 Reason often makes mistakes, brine costs you and me $12.00 per pattern desired. box boards, has left only scattered million seres of generally level the timber they need for- long-iime ' OU company of Japan. It was sent year's budget. It is here where the e « • One negative step taken at Quebec communications center of Julich, ; thousand tablets. difference. » remnants of merchantable white forest land, fsvorsbly located operation. but conscience never does. best w res Pattern No..... Size indicated also we are not planning to Darcy's home following up the good ladies bring their " ; Barbara Bed Pattern No. 12M Is de- from which hard surfaced highways At the same time, it was reported pine In central New England. Scar- Another feature of some cartels In- with reference to Important in- I want to close by stating my con- A friend in need may be a friend conveying of "certain technical In- and finance committees really have signed tor sizes 34. 36. 31. 40. 42. 44. 40 Name a single overwhelming operation as lead to the great Rhineland indus- volved patent-leasing and this prac- l that the War Labor board is con- city of stumpage forced several of dustrial sod agriealtaral sec- viction that a comprehensive legisla- indeed, but he is seldom popular, i formation" which Mr. Darcy sent to and 48. Size 38, Jumper, requires 3 /« yards in Europe. Messrs. Roosevelt and trial cities of Cologne and Dussel- x tice has resulted In most of the furor their day. ,. of 3!>-lnch material; short-sleeved Jacket, Address sidering a plan under v^hlch employ- the leading operators in Massachu- tions. Exteaslve elesr catting tive charter is needed to give effect Tokyo. This is an excerpt from the 1 Churchill said they did not consider Don't listen to the knocker, un- today because, by means of inter- For displaying the good - we.l 1% yards. dorf, 20 miles away. ers would be able ^o grant increases setts to move out of that state re- 0 combining the operations of Mount- and uncontrolled forest flre have to a well-rounded national forest letter: set table is necessary. I Jojj As the First punched its way cently. Even in the wild lands of less it be Opportunity. national cartels, both Germany and batten in Burma, MacArthur toward during the reconversion period with- made a large part of this area policy and to strengthen the founda- "For your confidential information idea to have a good loo .aoie through the belt of Siegfried forts out government approval, provided Maine, most of which have been Japan got hold of secrets of value the Philippines and Nimitz in the an economle liability. tion for timely postwar action in the It is much easier to spend allow- enclosed herewith please find photo- cloth and flowers and pillboxes leading back to a they are not used as a basis for gone over several times by logging forestry field. in the war. central Pacific under a single head. The white pine and red pine which ances than to make them. For example, the American Bosch static copy of Saybolt's analysis No. You will flnd today's recipes Just depth of some 50 miles, Lieut. Gen. boosting prices, or as a lure for at- operations since colonial times, the 1433 covering the supposedly 92 hwtt Mountbatten's campaign has not Some men are born with con- corporation provided its German as delicious as they sound, and not BRIAN DONLEVY speaking; George S. Patton's Third army con- tracting workers from war indus- average cut of pulpwood, taking all Octane gasoUne for the MariUme Platters of assorted cookies are been satisfactory to many military sciences. Others marry them. affiliate with information developed too expensive to make. I m giving tinued to meet heavy resistance in tries. that is considered merchantable Oil company. . . . You have con- Just the thing for your cake and fa "THt MIHACli Of MORGAN'S CHECK," a Paramount Pfcfur* observers, and much talk of his dif- National War Fund Drive: by the signal corps of the army different types of recipes In case its drive to the rich Saar coal basin from the ground. Is estimated at Want a reputation as a good con- clusive proof that our oil wiU run up cookie bazaar. You can expect lots ferences in strategic thinking with I which the German army used as the you want to clip the sheet and pass to the east of Metz and Nancy. PACIFIC: only four cords per acre. Such an versationalist? Learn how to lis- to 93. . . . The attached report is of requests for recipes at such Genera] Stillweli has been heard. ; basis for radio communication be- the recipes among the members ol About Metz, the Nazis fought from average certainly implies no sent you in complete confidence and ten. * tween tanks and ground and arr your parUcular group. events. British Undertaking. concrete and steel fortifications built Shipping Target troublesome surplus of available Almost Half of Money to Go be very careful to whom you dis- Genius Is the gold mine, talent ' forces. The Bosch company got the •Lady BalUmore Cake For that melt-ln-your-mouth qual- There are some who think so that the fire from one covered With U. S. forces standing on the 0/ all people, Alexander Sonnenberg of timber. close It. as It would get me Into a is the miner who works and brings Information in the form of specifl- 14 cup shortening ity. there's a spice cake that will fill Mountbatten should already the approaches to two on either side threshold of the Philippines, pow- New York would 6a expected to the terrific jam if it ever leaked out s Not so many generations ago Toward Cheering U. S. Fighters it out. i cations in army contracts on which lU euP granulated sugar the bill and then some. But this is have rallied a sufficient British of it, while about Nancy, the enemy erful American bombing squadrons hut person in the world to invent a pin- Pennsylvania was the leadlng-Source that I sent you this data." less diaper, but so he has. it was bidding. 2 cups cake flour, sifted not an ordinary spice cake, by any force in India for a Urge scale used the heavy woods for cover. continued to sweep over enemy sup- of the nation's lumber supply. In Some people haven't any more But the government of the United Operator of cigarette concessions at rine who see that the vital ear- 24 teaspoons baking powder means. In addition to fine spices, invasion of southern China and At the south end of the 460-mile ply lines in the vicinity. 1941 It ranked 23rd among the states A "home front" army four faults than others, but they make j Government Move$ States seized the files of the Mitsu- Burma, saying this should pri- several midtnwn Manhattan hotels, Son- goes of munitions and materials the most of those they have. bishi company and "it" has leaked teaspoon salt it has the subtle flavor of bananas: front, Lieut. Gen. Alexander Patch's As the big bombers sought to dis- nenherg's creation consists of a regular with an output of less than 1 per million strong went into action I To Smash System 1 teaspoon almond extract marily be a British ondertaking of war get through to tbe fight- all over the place and what Is more •Spice Cake * Seventh army drove to the ap- rupt the flow of men and material diaper which can be folded either rectan- cent of the total. The original pine October 1 in every city and ing fronts; War Prisoners aid, It's taken a war to make us find % cup milk H cup butter or substitute because they have the base from proaches of passes through the rug- to Philippine bases, U. S. troops forests have been largely replaced out that we never need as much as Naturally the government had to "It" Is a comparatively harmless 1 'ar or triangular, with tape run through county of the United States to which provides recreational, take action in cases like that. Re- 5 egg whites 2 cups brown sugar which (o launch and supply it. cleaned up the southern Palau is- ps on both wings to hold it fast. by scrub oak and other hardwoods we want. sample of other things which wiU K back up the fighting fronts in educational and cultural mate- cently the state department estab- Cream shortening and sugar until 4 eggs Sueh a prospective campaign lands 600 miles to the east, with the as a result of flre following logging. come out later on. might have been expected from providing essential wartime rials for prisoners of war to af- lished an industries branch in the One of the interesting cartels deals Ikht. Add sifted dry ingredients 3 bananas, mashed fine total of over 10,000 dead and only FLOUR: The forest survey for Virginia a change of eommanders, but services for our own and our ford an antidote for the boredom commodities division of the office of in a product that few people not In and milk alternately. Ust fold in 1 cup milk 187 captured attesting to the fanat- showed sawtimber growth in 1940 nothing leaking (rom Quebec has Canadian Output Allies. so aptly termed "barbed wire Freak Accidents economic affairs and for some time the leather business know anything stiffly beaten egg whites and flavor- 2 teaspoons cinnamon ical resistance of the enemy. some 25 per cent in excess of drain disease." 1 teaspoon each, cloves, nutmeg given it credence. T With a shortage of space for bulk the department of justice has been about. It Is the quebracho, a sub- ing. Bake in three eight-inch lay- Besides slapping at the Philip- by cutting. So perhaps we should In a single united appeal In some and allspice NoW MacArthur is bent on con- shipments, and much of Britain's Approximately 32 cents out of ev- conducting Investigations and In sev- stance used to tan and preserve ers in a moderate (375-degree) oven pines, U. S. bombers attacked Jap flnd a timber surplus here. But at 10,000 communities throughout the m cups flour quest of the Philippines, which is a elevator capacity destroyed by en- United States, this army of volun- ery national war fund dollar will be Many freak accidents occurred eral cases has taken action. Cartels leather and It comes from the for 25 minutes. defense installations over a wide what slgniflcance is an excess of spent to provide emergency relief in the year 1943, but the following are one of the highly complicated bark of a tree grown chiefly In Ar- FrosUng 3 teaspoons baking powder g'ganVc undertaking ki itself, but Pacific area, ranging from the Ku- emy bombardment, Canadian flour teer workers, enlisted under the Cream together sugar and butter, the Japanese officials are publicly, growth over drain when lumber out- for civilian victims of war in the are the prize ones for that period, matters which the peace nego- gentina. m cups sugar riles in the north to the Marsh alls mills have been kept busy grinding put is only about half of what it was aegis of the national war fund and add beaten egg yolks and mashed on their radio,- expecting a direct, nations of our Allies, overrun and as announced by the National tiations will deal with. The cartel Is controlled by a com- V4 cup boiling water in the east. wheat for export. united war chests, is seeking con- earlier invasion of Japan itself.- 30 years earlier? The decline In Vir- occupied by the Nazi invaders. Safety Council: Assistant Attorney Gen. Wendell pany owned and managed by the ^ cup hot maraschino cherry bananas. Add al- With some mills operating as ginia's lumber dutput Is a reflection tributions for the support of local ternately the sift- W^ thin^c commonly of MacArthur Assistance for the peoples of the First Prize: To soldier who was Berge. who has charge of investi- British. It has an exceedingly Ught Juice Lose Chinese Bases much as seven days a week, flour of sawtimber scarcity. Stands with welfare services and to provide for gations now going on. said: "It ^ teaspoon light corn syrup ed dry ingredi- and Nimitz coming up from the Axis - dominated nations includes: welded in his sleeping bag when a monopoly and to an extent can producers turned out 24,474,696 bar- as much as 8,000 board feet per acre the needs of the men and women of seems abundantly clear that Ameri- 1 tablespoon lemon Juice ents and milk. south to take Japan, but there are With Chinese opposition disinte- food and clothing for Ch^nsse war bolt of lightning struck his zipper. therefore control leather prices. General Patlon (left) confers with Gen- rels of 196 .pounds each last year, occupy less than 4 per cent of the our own armed forces. American ca can never have a foreign policy 2 egg whites beaten stiff Fold in the egg several ways in, one from our Aleu- grating because of loose military orphans; medical kits and medicinjp Since it has been In operaUon que- eral Elsenhower (rlcht) at Allied headquar- of which approximately 13,500,000 total forest area. More wood was prisoners of war. the men of our Second Prize: To soldier whose % cup chopped blanched whites. Bake in a tian outposts in the north, another ters. leadership and inadequacy of equip- based on the principles of democ- bracho prices have shot up and pro- barrels were exported. This year, merchant marine and civilian war for the Yugoslavs; subsistence isft leg war broken by a coconut large square pan from Russia. ment, Japanese columns pressed consumed by non-lumber use than racy and International goodwill so duction has gone down. The figures almonds, toasted ged Vosges mountains leading to the the output is expected to reach 26,- victims among the United Nations. rations for millions of starving which was felled by a stray bullet. which has been Speculations that Russia will de- their drive to seal off the whole for lumber In 1940. long as international trade Is domi- disclosed by the investigation show V4 teaspoon grated orange rind enemy border, and moved closer on 360,000 barrels. The combined objective of the Greeks; seeds to replant the Third Prize: To Washington 15-20 maraschino cherries, cut well greased, in a clare war on our side iltarrtedlately eastern Chinese coast, with a view Tbe cosstsl plain sad Pied- nated by cartels." that before the cartel was formed the sprawling Belfort Gap with its In all, increased milling activity volunteers in this army is con- scorched earth of Russia; dried milk rancher who was tossed in the air Berge believes the principle in- moderate (350-degree) oven 35 min- after Germany has fallen are gain- toward preventing U. S. landings. mont regions of the Deep South quebracho was selling at just about in eighths . , 25-mile open corridor to southern tribations in excess of $250,060.- for undernourished Norwegian and stripped of all clothing except volved in the operation of the Inter- Combine sugar, water, fruit juices utes. Ice with marshmaUow Icing. ing wide publicity. But the Russians As a result of the enemy's drive absorbed 100,000,000 bushels of Cana- contsin over 150 million seres of one-half«what it costs today. Six lermany. dian wheat last year, and bulk ex- 000. Beneficiaries of this vast school children; food packages for shoes and; eyeglasses by the spin- nal pools and monopolies is the and syrup and bring to a boil quick- Pop corn nuggets are an interest- have only a guard force facing Man- U. S. air forces were forced to land wonderfolly adapted to tree price-boosts were made in seven ports accounted for 283,000,000 bush- fund will be an estimated 60,000,- Belgian refugees; seed packets for ning reel of a combine. greatest threat to full employment ing addition to your money-raising A dentist's dentifrice— chukuo which might not wish to un- Having smashed through the abandon four advanced bases from growth bat not well salted for years and the firm is said to be now ly, stirring only els, of which more than half went 000 people who, in some way, British Victory gardens to ease the and therefore In many respects Is bazaar. They will go over with the Caloz was created by a dentist for per* dertake a campaign in winter. forward defenses of the "Gothic which they had been peppering the other purposes. All bat a small making 33Mi per cent profit. until sugar is dis- to the U. S. This year, the domin- will be touched by the services critical food shortage; aid for mil- one of the central Iscues of our solved. Boil rap- ladies who don't like to be caught sons who want utmost brilliance consist- Also the bulk of the Red army will Line" in Italy, the Allies met Japs. frsetion of the old-growth timber lions of Polish refugees scattered All but 10 per cent of the que- stiffening German resistance as ion's wheat production Is expected of the federated war chests and time. This type of organization, he idly without stir- munching a big mouthful of pop- eat with utmost gentleness. be nearly a third of-the way around has been eat so thst say surplus throughout the world; care in this bracho producUon is controlled by they descended on the great Po ALLIED CRISIS: ito reach 447,000,000 bushels, on the 22 member agencies of the When Ywr Innards- believes, restricts rather than pro- ring until syrup corn: the globe in Germany, at the end of mast be in seeoad growth. country for child evacuees from the cartel and many methods are ]t Scrupulous cleansiog. Your teeth have valley, and heavy rains, which which the farmer is guaranteed a national wsr fund. motes trade because it not only spins a thread •Pop Corn Nuggets the European war.- Immediately Europe; food and clothing for needy used to hamstring the Independents, a notably dean feci after using Calox. Polish Di*pute , minimum of $1.25 a bushel under the Almost three-fourths of this great When the operations of this vast drives out competition but also en- when dropped t cups sugsr 1 available, even If Russia joined in, greased mountain slopes and people of France; and aid of various are Crying the Blues the chief of which Is to make secret Noik fOWP* swelled lateral streams, added With the Russian sponsored Polish quota system calling for him to re- acreage is in thrifty second growth, army have been concluded, it is be- ters Into agreements to limit pro- from spoon and ft cup water 2. Calox gently cleans away surfaoe would only be bases, air and navaL kinds for war victims of Czechoslo- arrangements with shippers not to • to the Fifth and Eighth armies' tain his grain until elevator capacity yet the growing stock is rated at lieved that approximately 35.000,000 ducUon. forms soft ball in V4 teaspoon cream of tartar stains, loosens mucin plaque. from which we mlgh* operate. Committee of National Liberation in! vakia. Luxembourg,.Denmark. Hol- allow cargo space to the competi- difficulties. Lublin making another strong oi- becomes available. less than half of what it should be. individuals and family groups will That came out In the war and cold water (238 2 tablespoons molasses So the plain int ^ iacts indi- land and Italy. f ,* tors. and the cooperation which the J, Made by McKesson ft Robbins, tack on the U. S. and British sup-' Some 10 million acres, mostly in the have contributed to the vital work wherever there was a serious short- degrees). Pour 1 tablespoon butter cate we will have k do the Job Deep in the Dalkans, Russian cartel enjoys in high places is re- ported Polish government-in-exile in LARD: longleaf pine belt of the coastal of the various organizations, both at The Yemalncftf "oT'/Gft war fund age. rubber, aluminum, magnesium, vealed in the course of indictment syrup into a Few grains of salt Bridgeport, Conn.—a laboratory with ourselves. Churchill, with char- troops pressed down on the rich coal drugs, a cartel was discovered in London, the ticklish diplomatic situ- plain, lie denuded. Only one-fourth home and in some 91 ma^or geo- dollar,. including: t^o^hirds for ad- proceedings by the department of stream over egg whites, beating 5 quarts pop corn over 100 years' experience in making acteristic factual hrnnc insist- and copper'mines of Bor in central- Production Down the woodpile. These comblnaUons ation arising from the troubled af- of the total cubic volume of pine is graphical areas on six continents. ministrbtion. will be hW(f In a contin- justice. The two firms Involved were constantly. Continue beating until of Place sugar, water and cream of fine drugs. ed Britain would not be deprived eastern Yugoslavia, while farther to As a result of shipments 61 fewer tend to become little governments of fairs of that country took another sawlog, material and almost three- Out of every dollar contributed for gent fund for emergency needs and represented by no less than an of- a consistency to spread. Fold in tartar in a saucepan and bring to ' of the hoiwr-of killing Japs, but the west, the last columns of 200,000 hogs and lighter weights in recent their own and their effect on foreign serious turn. fourths. of that is in trees less the national war fund agencies. 46^ unforeseen devfeldpments resulting ficial envoy of the Argentine gov- remaining ingredients and spread m the boiling point and boll without he mentioned his fleet and air Germans hurried northward from months, lard production has been the relations Is clearly evidenced in the stirring to 280 degrees or until syrup than 16 inches in diameter. In spite cents will be spent to provide cbm- from the liberation of occupied na- between and top of layers of Lady —Bay War Bonds and War Savings Stamps— force before land troops. the Greek border area. Occasion for the Committee of smallest in two years, with cold case of South America where the ernment. will crack when tried in cold water. of the ease of reproduction and th« fort, entertainment and relaxation tions. ••'l / ; The quebracho pool sent vital Baltimore Cake. With Russian forces surging Liberation's latest broadside against storage stocks cut 50 per cent in a Germans obtained exclusive-rights The air force will be of greatest exceptionally rapid growth of the for our own armed forces. The "home-front" army will suppUes to Japan up to the last few •B«d Devil's Food Add molasses, butter and salt, and against its southeastern borders, the the London exiles was the latter's 90-day period, and the government in many trade fields through these boil, stirring cdnstantly until candy benefit because the fleet is reputed more valuable pines, hardwoods now The expenditure of this propor- take to its task with the follow- years and did It at cut-rates absorb- 2 cups pastry flour Hungarian army went over to the appointment of Gen. Tadeusz (Bor) owning 50 per cent of the reserve. WNCN CONSTIPATION makes jea feel trade agreements and used these becomes brittle, being careful not to to be on a 1 to 5 ratio with us, a de- account for almost 60 per cent of the tion of contributions win finance ing message of inspiration from ing the loss by boosting the price to cup cocoa attack in an effort to stave off a Red Komorowski as commander-fn-chief In meeting the situation, packers u the dickens, brings oa stomach rights to build up their Nazi propa- let it burn. Have ready a pan of cided departure from the old 5 to 6 cubic volume of all trees. the activities of the following or- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, •pMt, sour taste, gassy discomfort, lake this country. It has recently been H cap shortening breakthrough onto the fertile plains of Polish forces to replace Gen. have trimmed more 16rd and fat off ganda machine. freshly popped com; pour candy days in which our popular thinking Kazimierz Sosnkowski. The timber supply is vital to the ganiiations: USO, which brings supreme commander of the predicted that If this pool continues IVi cups sugar is still grooved. leading to the capital of Budapest, hogs than in the last 10 years, with Before the United States entered over It, mixing thoroughly. Spread once picturesque, now heavily razed great agricultural states of the Mid- a touch of home to our fighting . Allied expeditionary force: "All in operation there wiU be a serious The known facts also seem to say In attacking the London exiles, the average of 14.6 pounds per live the war Germany was able to pre- lightly on a buttered slab or platter by bombardment." To the north, dle West. The situation became so iorees in some 2,000 units froM • . Americans Jtnow It is a- privi- leather shortage after the war. clearly we do not intend to go chas- who have jockeyed against Russian weight comparing with 12.8 in 1943, ML CALDWELL'S la ihe wonderfnl Mona vent firms in this country from sup- and when Arm. cut into pieces or German forces fought to check an- and below 11 in some former years. acute in 1942 that two large farm Alaska to Brasil and from New- lege to contribute to the naUonsl Uxatire eoatsined la good old Syrup Pep- But substitutes are no solution of Cake Bataar ing Japs all over East Asia. Mac- claims to eastern Poland, the Com- plying certain types of explosives to break up into little bunches. other Russian drive through the Car- Despite the close-ahaving, however. cooperatives bought sawmills in dis- foundland to Hawaii; USO camp and community war funds in this aia to make It so May lo taka. the cartel problem. A world in which Arthur's announced next jump into mittee of National Liberation not Britlan because the American manu- •Lady Baltimore Cake pathian mountains, designed to link only flailed Komorowski as a crimi- j'August lard and iat production at tant forest regions in order to be shows, which csrry professional year of liberatioa. Complement- aUMY nocroas aae pepain praparalioaa facturers had an agreement with the one man has to use ersatz-sauce Uo you have recipes or entertaining the Philippines (announced by Mr sure of having the lumber they entertainment around tbe globe in; our military campaigns, the la artacriptiona to auke the medldaa mora for his goose while another gets the •Spice Cake 'Red Devil's Food suggestions which you'd like to pass on to Roosevelt) will be short, but the up with the columns hammering nal for leading the ill-fated prema- i 153.220,000 pounds was about 12,000.- palalable aad agreeable to laka. So ba avra German affiliate not to do so. The from the south. needed. to onr servioemeo and women in services which flow from these gravy for his gander, Isn't exactly Ice Box Cookies nther readers? Send them to Miss Lynn steps from there to the China bases. ture uprising of patriots against the 000 pounds below 1943 your lazathe la contained la Syrup Papain. same applied to optical goods. Chambers, Western Newspaper Union, 210 In the Baltic area, remnants of With the average weight of cattle Had the forests of this region been combat sones, in base stations fiinds reach oat to friends and according to the American idea of •Pop Com Nuggets Formosa and the southern Japan Germans in Warsaw, but also sought MStST ON Da.CALOWtu.'S—tkafararita There are other examples which South Desplnines Street, Chicago 6, III. the Germans' Latvian and Estonian in August at 891.6 pounds compared given proper care from the begin- and hospitals; United Seaman's neighbors fit home and abroad af munoaafor SQyaan, and lael tkatvbala- ;falr play. •Recipes Given islands will require another separate to belittle the refugee government make your hair curl. Releeeed by Wcatern Newspaper Unup. armies slipped through the narrow with 943.6 last year, a tight situa- ning, farmers might still be able service, which maintsins s chain and to the oppressed peoples of aamerelief from coostipstioo. fivea finicky operation and should not await the by declaring that it was out of com- corridor rearguards kept open belo\v tion also has arisen in production of to meet many of their needs from of hotels on six continents and the world. akildren tore it conclusion of the Philippine seizure. plete touch with the people inside Riga to escape annihilation. the country. tallow. local timber. Most of the older bams rest centers in this country for (Signed) Dwight D. Eisenhow- CAUTIONi Use oaly as directed. B R I E F S • • • Baukhage French Motif Still Is Strong The jumps must be limited by our in southern Ohio and Indiana, for the men of our merchant ma- er." ability to gather necessary force Batting Champs NATIONAL INCOME T In Our Arts and Decoration and supplies. * MISCELLANY Lashing out 191 hits In 535 trips Although the national income in SAVE GOOD TIMBER IN WOODLOT BY BURNING POORER STANDS MLCUMIIS There is a rumor of a tie-up be- The Germans tried to boost mor- My guess, therefore, is (again to the plate, Brooklyn's veteran out- July was smaller than in the same tween the Farmers' union and the ale of troops in Normandy by broad- that we like so well, for the 18th Usually, the cut in the woodlot (four times as much lumbet), or By ELIZABETH MacRAE BOYKIN with knowledge) that we are heading fielder. Dixie Walk- month last year, .the decrease was Wood from poorly formed trees SENNA LAXATIVE casting the sound of approaching century English designers borrowed straight for Japan as well as the burns just as well as wood from should be no more than 30 per cent 0.17 cord of wood. If left fifteen years CIO. Someone remarked recently that Imports of cattle from Mexico to er, won the Nation- more than offset by gains in pre- e e e tanks. Hundreds of soldiers, believ- many of their ideas from France B: in any one year, and the sooner this tree would be 14 inches on the perhaps the concentration of news Philippines and Burma; that the re- al league batting ceding months. For the first seven future saw-log trees. Wood from "•^"SVRDPPEKDI At the Quebec conference, Fala, ing tanks were supporUng them, ad- and were greatly influenced by all the United States total about one- another cut can be made from the stump, would contain 36 board feet on Paris would presage a revival of inforcehients released from Europe championship with a months, the national income amount- such weed trees as ironwood. shad- who chased a cat ChurchlU adopted vanced and were killed. the French vernacular of decorative fifth to one-fourth of all cattle pro- same woodland. Cutters should keep in the first log and 8 in the second e e e French fashions In home furnish- will take a couple of months to get .357 average, while ed to $84,810,000,000 this year as bush. and even beech, has a high at the previous conference, turned arts. And In turn, our American duced In the nation to the south, ac- in mind that a well-formed hardwood log, or one-quarter cord of wood. ings. It might have, had the French around to Asia; but particularly this Cleveland's youthful against $82,154,000,000 last year. heating value. over and went to sleep in the midst Nearly four hundred million tire- Colonial designers borrowed from cording to department of agriculture tree 10 inches on the stump Is prob- Green wood will burn, but sea- Subscribe for a Bomb accent in American home decoration —tbe extinction of the bulk of the manager, Lou Bou- Preliminary information indicates The temptation is to strip the of the Prime Minister's most dra- miles are saved yearly under a pro- the English. While Victorian, a reports. Most of the animals are ably 50 years old. but would yield soned wood is preferred, as it is Jap army strewn through northern, dreau, copped the that the moderate upward trend in woodlot when firewood Is cut, there- matic remarks at the final press gram being carried out by the dairy ever been absent. But you don't re translation of French curves and young bulls, usually between one only a six-inch log containing four lighter to "handle, has more heat vive something that's still going as central and southern China must American league the national income will reach s by destroying local and national re- industry. flourishes, carried them a little fur- and two years of age. with a weight board feet. Doyle scale, or 0.09 value, and forms less creosote in conference. strong as the French note in our take at least a year from conclusion of 200 to 700 pounds. The export title by banging nut peak in October and will give way sources for the future. "The Winter e e e e e e ther (and sometimes too far). of the European hostilities, accoid- to a decline In November and De- Fuel and A Better Woodlot," is one standard cord of wood. In eight the chimney. Most of the seasoning There is a rumor in Germany that arts and decoration. quota of 500,000 head Imposed by Boudrean 191 hits in 584 tries An Investigation of conscientious To many, this may sound surpris- But the French accent on the m/jv Ben-Gay ing to my information. years more this tree would be 12 takes ^place during the first six Mexico last year will hold for 1944. for .327. cember. slogan that has been used by many HiUer is steeping himself in Buddist • • • woodland owners in this state. Inches, would contain 16 board feet mohtjhs -aftqr the tree, is cut. objectors recently made revealed a ing. in view of the fact that 18th American scene Is even more direct • • • Running Walker a close second for The second half of 1944 started off group where the food was under av- philosophy. Also an official denial in decorative accessories than in fur- HERE'S WHY gently warming, soothing Ben-Gay gives All are created free and equal be- that he tears down curtains and century English furniture, seconded auch fast relief from simple headache...Ben-Gay contains His party's presidential candi- N. L. honors was St. Louis' Stan with farm Income continuing above erage but the work very hard and by American Colonial and seasoned niture. Most of our flne damasks fore law, but it is an acknowledged apprdfirftately 100,002,451 letters rolls on the rug when he hears bad up to2 Va times more of two famous pain-relieving agents, date in 1928, and famed "Happy Musial, who got more hits with 197 last year's record high level. This Huge Volume of V-Mail Letters Proves Popularity of Use the morale was high, and another, with a dash of Victorian, is the most and velvets before the war were Im- fact that no two people are pre- sent an
Turpentine Increased Cost of Killing That is your business and I know you summer's business. We are sorry to Chemical stimulation of the It cost 75 cents to kill a man In Berrien County Deaths Election Forecast are capable of making your decisions. lose the Burkes but realize that Mrs. I do say that you will sooner or later Lake Michigan Beach Burke has not been well enough the southern pine trees has increased Caesar's time, according to Sen. (By L. Benjamin Reber) Homer T. Bone. The price rose to have occasion to do business with the last two summers to have many the production of rosin and tur- probate court. It is up to you to guests. Even though we did not see pentine as much as 50 per cent. about $3,000 during the Napoleonic Mrs. Ida May Meters wars; to $5,000 in the Civil war; decide what kind of a man you wish A card from Alice Stlllman says them often we will miss their coming and then to $21,000 in the first World Mrs. Ida May Peters, widow of I can hear some folks saying, to flnd^ there, a trained, efficient that Bert is holding his own but here every spring. Poultry Protein war. Estimates for the present war the late P. D. Peters of Benton Har- "Why all this fuss about the marve- man who knows what it is all about that he is still a very sick man. The Galvins and son Frank were Pound fer pound poultry meat has indicates that it will cost $50,000 for bor who was formerly engaged In lous work Probate Judge Hatfield is or a novice who knows little or Mrs. Materna is about the same, out for three days. Frank recently the same quantity of protein as other the hardware business In that city, nothing about the complicated work each man killed. doing with juvenile delinquents, I and then we hear that Mrs. Derer returned from New Guinea where meat. died October 5, 1944, at the home of thought the Probate Judge admin- of the court. Both men are the soul is having to be kept In bed and very he was wounded while in action. He Mrs. A. F. Schoff In Benton Harbor, istered estates." of kindly courtesy, both have warm, quiet, due to a nasal hemorrhage has been quite sick with malaria at the age of 86 years. She was born Right you are so lets talk about likable personalities. There Is no caused by high blood pressure. She since coming home and also expects in Keeler township In 1858 and has that. Upon entering office the Judge fault to find with either of them on is getting along fine but will have to to have an operation on his arm always resided In this community. immediately discovered that there that score. But you want me to be less active. No more houseclean- which was Injured at the elbow. He She is survived by a daughterlnlaw, was a great mass of unfinished bus- talk business and I have more real ing or gardening.- We hope they all has a tenrday leave from the hos- Mrs. Alah W. Peters of Benton Har- iness, estates which should have dope to give you next Thursday. three will be much better next week. pital. Public Auction bor, and other relatives. Funeral been settled years before, documents (Donated by the Non Partisan Ju- Mrs. D^ver told us about her grand- services were held on Monday; In- diciary Committee. The Community Fund Drive is on concerning such estates gathering daughter, Sylvia, having been mar- its way in our community with Bob terment In Crystal Springs cemetery, dust in forgotten pigeon holes. He V ried. Many Lake Michigan Beach The undersigned will hold an auction sale at the old Herman Gunn as chairman for Hagar. The t t t and his staff worked overtime for people know Sylvia and Lydla, who district will be divided in much the Hahn farm, one-half mile south of the Pipestone Creamery, LeRoy Griffin, 33 years old, _ many months before they had the REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR have summered here every year un- resident of the Townllne road near same order as for the Red Cross. commencing at 12:30 p. m. on court up to date. Then they adopted til war work kept them both too Next week we will name them all Benton Harbor, died October 9, 1944, the flat filing system which has kept busy. The grandson, Sgt. August at the Plnecrest sanitarium. He Is TOWNSHIP OF COLOMA and hope that everyone will get back the records up to the minute. But he Derer, is now in New Guinea with of the drive and push hard. The survived by his widow, three broth noticed another thing too. Some of the 363d Repl.' Co. of Infantry. Wednesday, October 18th ers and a half-sister. Funeral ser boys over there, and here, too, need the old clerks In the beginning serv- Mrs. Harry Lifton is in Chicago our support. vices were held Thursday. ed the public in a manner so grouchy Registration for all eligible Coloma for a few days this week. V Mrs. Helen Menser, widow of the it ma^e the Judge flinch. Folks who township voters is hereby given. I Many of you must have noticed late Nicholas Menser, of Baroda, died asked advice relative to the compli- will be at my home three miles! the new look the Hazen place, across Corn Zein Utilized Fifteen Head of Cattle sTiddenly on October 9, 1944, at the cated court procedure almost had north of Coloma any evening and' from Serpe's has. It is the place Al With the shortage of shellac, the age of 61 years. She Is survived by their ears snapped off by such clerks. from 8:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. on j Williams used to be In—a nice paint zein of corn has found its place in several children, two sisters and Well as soon as Hatfield took, over1 October 13, 14, 16 and 17. Last day' job and a new blue roof. It has been the war effort. It is now used as a One Team Horses 3 Brood Sows four brothers. Funeral services were his first work was an iron clad rule | for registration will be October | purchased by Mrs. Alice M. Zulde- replacement in lacquers and coat- held on Wednesday; Interment In the that members of his staff must not; 18th. Anyone having reached the | veld from Grand Rapids, who In- ings and is useful in greaseproof Ruggles cemetery. only give all possible aid but must' age of 21 years, a citizen of the; tends to open a novelty and gift shop heat-sealing paper coatings and in About 30 Tons Hay About 80 Bu. Oats do it in a kindly" courteous manner.! United States for twenty days, is by spring. For the last few summers chill sprays for magnesium foundry . Mrs. Nellie S. Brown, wife o£ Lt. Judge Hatfield is so mild and | eligible for registration. she operated the Curiosity Shop at applications. Comdr. Harold V. Brown of the U. courteous himself that some clerks WM. WOOD, Lake Michigan Park at Muskegon. V Silage from 2 Full Silos Few Shocks Corn S. navy, died October 6, 1944, at her disregarded the rule and suddenly Township Clerk. She Is a brother of John Van Arkel home at St. Joseph, at the age of 46 found themselves on the outside of Coloma who operated the furni- Spinster Insurance years. She was a daughter of Capt. looking in at their successors. Since ture store there. We wish her lots It is possible for young girls in Many Farm Implements and Tools and Mrs. S. J. Carlson of St. Joseph. then, kindly courtesy and all possi- of luck and many new friends. Denmark to take out spinster Insur- Onion Cures ance policies. If they marry before Besides her husband and parents, ble help is as much the rule as the A volatile oil made from onion as Another change In property here Mrs. Brown Is survived by a son, quick, efficient service that is ren- Is the Burke hotel which has been they reach 40 the money is lost, Robert S. Brown who Is also in the well as an onion paste is being used otherwise they collect a regular TERMS OF SALE-CASH dered everyone. in Russia to heal wounds and guard sold to George Qulrlcone of Chicago. U. S. navy, two sisters and three They will have it ready for next i spinster income. Recently one of the oldest and against infections. brothers. Funeral services were held best known attorneys in the county on Monday; Interment in the River- stated that in all his years of dealing JULIUS WENDZEL, Prop. view cemetery. with the probate court. Judge Hat- 1" t t field had' given by far the best ser- Mrs. Ada Van Wagner, 73 years OSCAR BURCH, Aucl. FLOYD SOMMERS, Clerk vice. Some time before that. Judge old and for many years a resident Hatfield was awarded a national of Three Oaks, died October 6, 1944, recognition and the editor of a lead- after six years lllnesss. She is sur- ing daily said in print that local vievd by three sons, a half sister folks were overlooking the fact that Retain and three half brothers. Funeral Judge Hatfield was conducting the services were held on Monday; in- business part of his duties in such terment in Forest Lawn cemetery, an outstanding manner that it was t t t worthy of the highest praise. Mrs. Angelo Nuccio, wife of Peter Judge Now I ask you, if you are a farmer Nuccio of Benton Harbor, died Oc- would you fire the best hired man tober 6. 1944, at the age of 84 years. you ever had, to hire a greenhorn Besides the husband, she is survived who knew nothing about farming. If by three daughters, two sons, and you are a merchant would you dis- Malcolm several grandchildren. charge your best clerk to hire a t t t novice? If you are a factory owner Marion Franklin Burch, 93-year would you bounce your most highly old resident of Benton Harbor, died trained employe to make way for a Hatfield October 5, 1944, at the St. Joseph man who was densely Ignorant of sanitarium. He is survived by his your work? If the baby was sick widow, two sons, a daughter, three would you call In a horse doctor? Judge half-brothers and a half-sister. Fun- When a tooth aches or needs atten- And Hii Thoroughly Trained and Highly eral services were held on Saturday; tion, do you look for a blacksmith? Efficient Staff in the Hatfield •ii] interment in Crystal Springs ceme- You know the answer. tery. t t t Well, that Is exactly what you are Probate and Juvenile Court Herbert F. Armitage, 59 years old asked to do in the November elec- and a former resident of Benton Har- tion, and for no better reason than BRING YOUR VICTORY bor, died October 4, 1944, at his that the other man wants the job. home at Fair View, Mich. He was a I am not going to insult your intelli- son of Mrs. Adelia Armitage of Ben- gence by teUIng you how to vote. GARDEN TO THE ton Harbor and is also survived by his widow, three sons and a sister. Funeral services were held In Ben- TABLE IN SPARKLING ton Harbor on Saturday. t t t Albert H. Marvin, brother of Charles Jl. Marvin of Coloma, died September 30,1944, at a convalescent PYREX WARE! home at Eaton Rapids, Mich., and funeral services were held there on October 3d. The deceased Is sur- vived by two daughters, three sons, a sister and two brothers. DOUBLE-DUTY CASSEROLE Mrs. Myrtle VanDyke, wife of Her- Mtkct wartime budget dishes man Van Dyke of Falrplaln, died testy ind tppetizing- Cover keeps October 7, 1944, at Mercy hospital, food wirm or serves Loretta Young-Geraldlne Fitzgerald GET YOUR WISH "Ladies Courageous" —Added— r a recent Nationcd Survey designed lo discover what electric appli- Prompt Vulcanizing Service Cartoon "Carmen's Veranda" ances were most urgently needed by American homemakers# electric Musical "Fellow on Farlough" irons were among the top items. The W.P.B. authorization for the "Popular Science" manufacturr e of over two million irons will not supply the need/ but it will We have installed a new Bowes Seal Fast Wed. and Thurs. Oct. 18-19 reduce the scarcity. Lionel Barrymore — Van Johnson If you really need an electric iron it will be wise to place your order now Tire Vulcaniiing machine and are prepared Marilyn Maxwell to do prompt work on tire repairing. All "Three Men in White" looking to the day when your dealer can fill it • • • and if you are one of the fortunates who possess an extra electric Iron, do your part by arranging for of our work is guaranteed. We also do — Added — Cartoon "Batty Baseball" News someone else to have it now. battery charging—Batteries charged in 30 Musical "Grandfather's Follies" Other electric appliances may be coming along from time to time. Consider minutes. Fri. and Sat., Oct. 20 and 21 your actual requirements and then let your decder help you get them when Double Feature manufactured and released. Share what you hare — plan for what you need. Richard Dix — Jane Wyatt See Us For Gas, Oil And Accessories "Buckskin Frontier" — Also — "Murder on the Waterfront" — Added — STREJC'S SERVICE STATION Cartoon "Anvil Chorus Girl" MICHIGAN COMING—Nov. 12 and 18 COLOMA. "DRAGON SEED"