Page Thm Friday, July 24, 1942. Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune or persons lu charge or the operation 4. Operators of all other vehicular traf- Portage Sunday. They also visit- of such lights, as the case may be. shall fic shall: Pittsville ed at the Bill Palmer and Melvin be responsible tor the obsenauce of this (a) Immediately draw to the side ot Won't Probe provision. In iase of an announced test the highway or street and stop in such Lake homes at Poynette. or trial blackout, street and navigation a manner and in such a place so as not Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tyjeski Sunday dinner guests at the lights, traftic warning and danger sig- to double park or obstruct the reason- and son Bernard and Joseph Tyje- nals may remain lighted without being able Use of the highway or t.Ueet. fire home of Mr. and Mrs. William Problem of dimmed, hooded or otherwise masked hydrant, or police oc fire .station drive- ski, city, Mrs. R. Mass of Bab-Zuehlke were Mr. and Mrs. Rob- unless otherwise ordered by the War way or other emergency driveway. Dur- co',-k enjoyed a. fishing trip to Cot- ert Andre ana son, Mr. and Mrs. Department. ing the period ot such air raid alarm, tonville Sunday. Section 4. IH'TY OK OCCUPANTS. parking regulations pertaining to light*, Emil Lipka and family 'of Spencer. Rubber-Stone OWXEKS AM) JLES3KES. time limits., distances from Intersections Mrs. Rudy Meyer and children, In order to currv out effectively the and parking in prohibited zones, except Miss Marion Zuehlke, who has provision of the foregoing section: bus loading zones s-hall be suspended been visiting at the home of her Mrs. Albert Hofer, Mrs. T. B. Sugar Hill, N. H.-(JP)—Chief (a) No occupant of any building or except insofar :i« their violation may Domke and Mrs. Elizabeth Bolster Justice Harlan F. Stone said today inv portion theieof shall permit such constitute a \iolatiou of these rules and parents, Mr. and Mrs.' William building* or Mich portion thereof a» he regulations.. ZuehlUe for several weeks, spent were Marshfield visitors Monday. that he did not intend to accept the nifl.v occupy to bo lighted or illuminated (b) Extinguish all lights. i few days v.-ith friends in Texas, Mrs. Bolster lemained and is em- task of making: an independent in- (either ou the outside or on the inside. u>) Lock the ignition ot such vehicle. ployed there. quiry in the rubber situation to end in such way that suUi lighting or Illu- but- shall not. in anv <.,IM.- lock the doort> then returned to her work at Wau- mination is \Uiblc trom the outside! of such vehicle if left unattended watosa '1 uesday. Mrs. Winifred Timothy left Mon- present controversies over the prob- ;roui sunset to sunrise, unle-s while so (il\ Set the hand brake of such ve- lighted or illumin.ited there is stationed hicle. Mrs. Caroline Seidl of Marsh- day evening for Greenwood where lem. in such building or sucli portion there- (e) In the case of horse drawn ve- field spent Monday with Mrs. E. she is assisting in putting on a Here for his summer vacation, of, as the case mav be, a person or per- hicles, immediately halter the horse or sons capable of and responsible for im- liorM's thereof tirmly and secured to .1 H. Waido. home talent play. the chief justice, when told stories mediatel) mittinsr out the lights or mak- lived object if one i.s available .unl if i Mr. and Mrs. William Ziehr and Miss Cora >'elson returned home had been published to the effect that ing them inxiMble from the outride 111 none Is available to the vehicle uself Monday after being a patient at the event an air raid warning or signal after unhitching said horses. sons \%ere Sunday evening visitors President Roosevelt had asked him for a blackout is given 'IMs. provision if) Postal vehicles khall not be gov- at the William Boyarski home at the Riverview hospital at Wiscon- to make such an inquiry, said: shall apply to e\ery occupant of any erned bv the provisions of «nl)soiiion sin Rapids building whatsoever. In the case of (c) of this section, but sh.ui be linked Wisconsin Rapios. "I have not accepted any such re- hotels, office buildings., apartment to conform with Tuned States post of Gordon Parker, who has been Mrs. Farl Donahue of Reedsburg sponsibility and 1 do not intend to." houses, lodging houses, bo.irding houses fn-e regulations, or shall be allowed to and Miss Ann Donahue of Milwau- and other buildings to which the pub- drive to the nearest po--t oftue where employed at Cudahy, returned to The New York Times, in a Wash- lic is permitted or united or as to any mail can be reuiou'tt and lot ked up the home of his parents, Mr. and kee were Tuesday visitors at the ington dispatch, said that President portion of w Inch there is a common use 0. Mass transportation \cliicles. such home of Mr. and Mrs. LaVere by the occupants thereof, the owner, as busses, shall stop as soon .is pos-Mi5. George Paiker, this week- Roosevelt had been counseled to lessee or the pers-on 01 per>on> in sible at a location in the street not op- end. Stenerson. Miss Charlotte Dona- nominate some one in whom the charge of the operation thereot, .is the posite a cross street or alltv, and not Mr. and Mrs. Kick Kleifgen, Art hue, who ha? been visiting at the case may be. shall be responsible tor the opposite each other or closer than one public would have full confidence to observance of this provision a< 10 all hundred (1001 feet apart, MI as to give Sovatzke and Miss Pearl Whitney Stenerson home, returned -with get to the bottom of the situation, portions of the building to which the the le.ist Interference in the street. Al! attended the fireman's meeting at them. so that an official policy could be public is permitted or united or as to passengers shall bo permitted to proceed which there is a cotiiinnn Use b\ the- oc- I tr, shelters in nearby buildings All j based on the findings. eupants thereof. In tho f* vacan't llhts on such vehicles shall then be The chief justice said he had no or unoccupied buildings r vacant and blacked, ont except those which aie so unoccupied portions of buildings, the reduced In intensity and concealed -is further comment on the report. owner, lessee or the person or persons may be permitted or approved by the in charge thereof sh.ill be responsible War Department. When so authorized tor the obsenaiice of this proMMon with by the War Department, local mass respect to such vacant buildings or va- transportation busses nun be operaied VKOl'OSKD ORDINANCE cant portions thereof, as the ease may OUDlNA.NCi: .NO In regular servue when equipped with AN ORDINANCE C KEATING RfXKS be. as he shall own, lease or ha\e in special lights conforming to spKitua- AXU RKCl l.ATION* 1'OK BLACK- his charge. tions of the War Department for such (b) No owner, lessee or person or per- lights. Ol'T AM) A1K KA11> 1'KOTKCTION. son in charge of the operation, as the ti During any period of blackout it TH10 COMMON i'Ol'XCJL OK T1IK case limy be, of any sign, billboard, pier shall be unlawful for anv vehicle autlior- CITY OV \\1SCO.NS1N KAI'IDS DU or similar structure, stieer. traffic or OUDA1.N AS ruLUi\\S: l7t?d to be operaied dining said period \ Section 1. BLACKOl/J>. be.lcon light or other lights on .mil in to operate at a speni greater than l be streets. alle\^. squares, parks or twentv (.01 miles per lioui, except lire lu order to protect hie and propertj bridges of the (.'itj of \\ i»consui Itapids, fighting apparatus in the City oi Wisconsin Kapids, the or of any light, including a warning 7. Nothing in these rules and regula- Major is herehv authorised and directed or danger signal, shall permit the same tions shall operate to limit the authority to carrj out blackout and air raid pro- to be illuminated or lighted between of any police officer, to prescribe the tection measures .it such times i»ud lor sunset and sunrise miles such owner. such periods as arc nuthorired or order- place "and manner of the jinking or leSM'e o1r person in ilurgc has made storage of such vehicle or vehicles, in ed In the War Department This auth- luloqiiiU arrangements for imnit'dltitt'ly which event operators ot vehicles shall orization and power shall extend to putting out the Mine in the event of an immediately coinpU with the lawtul practice blackouts auc". air raid drill" air raid or blackout -signal or alarm: directions of such offiier or ofiu-ers. alw.-ns to the order and direction o! l'ro\ided. however That stieet lights, Section H IN.UTIIUKI'/.EI* \V.\KXINC. the War Department. traffic signals, beacon lights, w.irntng Section 2. MLACKOIT AND AIR RAID Oil AKL.-CLKAK MCiNAL I'KOIII- or danger -iiiiials nuiv rein.1111 lighted B1TKI). A\ \RN1NG. during blackouts if they are dimmed, No unauthorized person shall operate Warnings of the beginning and ter- hoodi d or masked in a manner appio\ed a siren or other devise ..o as to simulate mination of blackout and air raid pe- In writing bv the War Department. a blackout or air raid si;;!i:il or the ter- riods shall be six on thumghont the City Section R. Ol'KR \TION Or MANUFAC- mination of :\ blaikout 01 :nr raid bv audible siren -iiul wiiistle signals TIR1NO I'l.AVrs. consisting of a series of short blasts of SKCTION u. i.HJHTs in HIM; HI.VCK- Tribune 1'hoto K\ei\ operator of any pl.utt, manufac- Ol'T DECI.AKKU 1'llU.lC NUIS- power hums or steam whistles for a turing establish!!!! nt or f.ietor.i shall period of two miuiite.s or sirens on a ANCE. "ARMED FORCES, WORLD WAR II"—Above is a scene often repeated these days at Consolidated during the period of the blackout so Anv light displa.ied or allowed to re- fluctuating pitch (rising and falh: operate the plant manufacturing estab- main" \ islble to the outside coutrarv to Water Power & Paper company here. At the right, William J. White of Consolidated^ maintenance sound) for the air r.ud signal and a lishment or liiitor\ with respect to fur- full two-minute bl-ist on a steady pitch these rules and leciilations is herebv staff, prepares to take from the honor roll of mill employes now serving with U. S. forces some naces and oilier light emitting app-ira- leclared to lie n pnblli nuisance :nui lor the "all clear" signal tu- that light will not be given olf or bet-lion 3. LIMITS \M> II/LUMINA- when deemed noa-ssarv. In older to pro- of the plates upon which the names of employes newly joining will be printed and replaced in the list. the apparatus, inc hiding smoke stacks, tect lite and piopertj during a black- T1ON m'KlM! HLACKOlTSs. shall be so screened as to pnnent the Watching him is a typical Consolidated employe—Ralph Gjertsen, 24, who is waiting a call to go on From the tune (lie official flir raid out or air raid, polae officers are auth- reflection of Inrht from being \isible orised and diiecti'il to enter upon pre- signal is given, continuously until the from abo\e. or operate in a m.inner ap- active duty with the army air corps, and whose name will soon be among the others. Ralph is a all clear sigu.H is given thereafter, be- mises within the I'ilj of Wisconsin Kap- proved m writing by the War Depart- ds, using such reason-ible iorce as nuiv clerk in the storeroom of the division here. The beautiful plaque of harmonizing woods, and others tween sunset and sunrise • ment. M- necessarv. and extinguish lights or (a> All lighls and illumination outside Sc-ftion 6. I'KDKSTKI \NS. like it at Consolidated^ Biron and Stevens Point divisions, were created by Mr. White. nr \isible Ironi the outside of am build take other necessarv ailioii to m-ike cf- Whenever any air raid warning shall rcclive any punision of these rules and ing. either through doors, windows, sky- be given, all persons, t-ieopt duh auth- lights or otherwise, shall be immediate orized persons, shall immediately leave regulations. Anv jierson ntiislng to jier- 1\~ put out. Lights inside any build- mlt or resisting the entrance of such all streets-, squares, p.irlcs, nul open riolice officers to auv room or premises ing in.iv be kept on or turned on only spaces and shall proceed to the neatest where through the use of shades, blinds, cover, avoiding the crossing of streets, Cor tin- purpose ot extinguishing lights curtains, blankets, scieens, paint, paper, alleys and other public places as much or taking other necessarv at lion slinll carilboaul. oi otherwise no lighting is as possible. It shall be unlawful during lie guilty of a -violation ot these rules Consolidated Posts Plaques visible from the outside This rule shall the period of anv air raid to congre- and regulations and shall" be punished apply to all buildings of every kind and gate in groups of five or more persons as piovided by law. description, including but not limited to on any public sidewalk, street, alley, dwellings residences, apartments, apart- park or outdoor place During a black- Section in. VRACTICK Bt, ICKOCT OR ment houses hotels, boarding houses, out it shall be unlawful for any person AIR RAID DRILL. lodging houses, stores, office buildings, to expose any light whatsoever while Whenever any practice blackout or air to Honor Its Employes Now warehouses. manuf.icUinng establish- on a street, alley, square, sidewalk, raid drill has been ordered b\ the ments,, industrial plants, railroad sta- Major, local Civil Defense Official oi paik, jard or open space, except that bv the War Department, all of the pro- tions, schools, 1churches, hospitals and anthori/ed persons engaged in emer- other institution ; The occupant of any gency «oik nniy use lights of such char- \lsious of these rules and regulations portion of a building shall be respon acter and with such screens or hoods .ill appv as effectively as they shall sfule for the obser\.inee of this provision as may be approved by the War De- iipp'v to blackout and nir raid alarms Engaged in "the Bigger Job' .is to such poition thereof ns he ma\ partment. caused by the presence or attempted occupy, if one occupies an entire build- Section 7. VEUICrtAK TRAFFIC AM) presence of the enemy, except as pro- ing, he shall lie responsible for the ob- USK OK HKilMVAVS.. %idcd In Section 3, paragraph (e) here- servance of this proxison as to such 1. From the time the official air raid of. The men who are Consolidated Water Power & Paper com- portion thereof as he inav occupy If signal is given, continuously until the Section 11. IDF.NTITTCATION'. pany, from the desks in the main office to the puffing jam- one occupies an entire building, he shall official all clear signal is given theie- No person shall wear, exhibit, fllsplav ONCE WEALTHY, be responsible for the observance of tins after. only the following t\pns of traf- 01 use tor iinv purpose, tiny arm baud, mer in the wood yard, are not forgetting some of the men provision as to the whole of such build- fic shall be permitted to move- badge, emblem, uniform, insignia or who were Consolidated—those in blue and khaki who are now scattered ing. In the case ot hotels, office build- (a) Vehicles of the armed forces of other identification or credential Issued ings, apartment houses, lodging bouses, the United Stales of America. or approved or authorized bv the AVood to the four corners of the earth, busy with the biggest job of all. boarding houses and other buildings to (b) Ambulances: municipal, conntv. I'ounty Council of Defense for the NEGRO DIES POOR winch the public is permitted or invited state and federal police agencies and lire County of Wood, unless he shall be en- Keen eyes scrutinize every inch of rail and tie. Consolidated has assured in a special manner that there will be no or as to nnj portion of which there is vehicles being then officially used by the titled to we.ir, exhibit, display or use forgetting. Upon walls at the di- a common use by the occupants thereof, several branches of the Civilian Defense the same under the rules ami regulations Nothing must be overlooked ... nothing must be amiss. For the owner, lessee or the person or per- Organization. of said Council of Defense nor shall Milwaukee— (3?) —The colorful vision here, and at the Biron and Orville Zuege, Elza Miller, May- sons in charge of the operation thereof (c) Vehicles actually in emergency «er- anv person falselv impersonate anv over these rails America's fighting forces travel . . . over operator of Milwaukee's "bucket of Stevens Point divisions—and soon nard Skinner, Edmund Sternot, as the case mai be, shall be responsible vice for the repair or contiol of public member of the Chilian Defense Organi- them, too, speed the armaments of war and the food so Earl Wright, Earl Freeberg, Elmer for the obsenam-e of this provision as uUlilj equipment, whether publicly or zation. blood" in the early days of the cen- to be at the Appleton division— to all or as to which there is a com- pnv.-i'telv owned. *•<•«•! I on 12. I'KNVLTV. essential to victory. tury who, legend has it, ran §10 have been placed artistically exe- P u t z i e r, Donald Marks, Earl mon use bj the occupants thereof Jn (d) Vehicles of the Wisconsin State Violation or failure to complv with Blanchfield, the c.ise ot vac-.int or unoccupied build- nuaid under actual control of officers any of the provisions of this ordinnm-e Day in and day out, in fair weather and foul, this into a fortune of 3500,000 or more, cuted plaques on which the names Clatus Franson, Carl ings or vacant or unoccupied portions of or enlisted men of the Wisconsin State or of the mles and regulations proclaim- died penniless Wednesday in a of Consolidated men gone forth to Kegler, Edward Schuetz, Gilbert buildings, the owner, lessee or the per- Guaid and actually in emergency ser ed by the major In connection there- "North Western" trackwalker does "sentry duty." Where son or persons in charge thereof shall ^ ice. with shall be punishable for the first home for Negroes at Rock Island, fight are ranked in honored rows. Luebeck, Shirley Parsons, Oscar be responsible for the observance of 1!. A'elucles described in subsections offense bv the fine not exceeding three mechanical perfection leaves off his work begins. True, his 111. Kronstedt, Don Kegler, John Ne- this proMsion with respect to such va- (a) and (b) of the preceding section hundred dollars ($30000) dollars and In duties are not spectacular; few even realize how essential Others to Appear ville, Eobert Totzke, James Fred- cant buildings or -vacant portions there- shall be deemed emergent-} vehicles and default of payment thereof, bj imprison- of as the case mav be. as he shall own. as such shall have general right of way ment in the County .Tail not more than they are. Yet he knows his responsibility and never for a He was John L. Slaughter, 84, a Eloquent reminders of friends of erickson, Lloyd Dashruer, Lloyd lease or haxe in his charge t^er all other traffic, except that nm- ninety (!)0) diivs: and for the second one time Negro porter whose name happier days, the names look down Zuege, Charles Van Alstine, Ray- (b) Xo door, window or other e.xit h u lances municipal, county, state and offense by a fine not exceeding five hun- moment does he relax vigilance. was a tradition in Milwaukee some where those who carry on the job and apertures shall be opened. . if the federal police agencies and fire vehicles dred ($10000) dollars and In default of mond Schmick, Donald Wright, opening of the same will allow light to Mia ! lime the right of way over other payment thereof, by imprisonment in the- America's railroads are America's life lines. To 35 years ago. of paper making pass back and be visible from the outside County Jail not more than six (fi) Wayland Hardwick, Bernard Hopp, (c) All lights on any sign, billboard, enifrgeucy vehicles keep them open is our job. "North Western" has been serving forth in the routine of their work. James Houston, Robert Hanneman, 3 All vehicles in emergency use not months Just a few inches short of 7 feet, pier or other snnilai structure shall be nlreadv visibly marked as such shall be Srrtion IS. the nation, in war and in peace, for almost a century. Now, ISTo week passes without another Donald Pagel, Kenneth Kabitsky, immediately put out and kept out The letteied on the front, sides and ba_k This Ordinance shall tnke effect nnd Slaughter presided for years over name, or many names, going up on Robert Heuer, Joe Mandry, Leslie owner, lessee or the person or persons with the official letter "K"—s-iid letters be In force after its passage and publi- as in generations past, we consider it a privilege to do so. one of Milwaukee's most notorious In cha'rge of the operation of such sign, to be of a size of not less than eight cation. the boards. As eloquent as the Hatfield, Irvin Darnitz, Lloyd Bar- billboard, pier, bridge or other similar (Sj inches high It shall be a \lolalion 1'assed: taverns and gambling halls, "thenames themselves are the neat lit- ton, Ray Melville, Earl King and •structure as the r.'ibe may be shall be oi llnvo rules and regulations for an} bucket of blood" and owned the old responsible for the observance of this person to own or operate a motor ve- Published: tle plates still empty of names. Norman Weller. pro\ ision. iin lu >'.ith such emcigcncv markings un- Turf hotel on Wells St., between There are more blank plates than (d) All street, traffic and beacon less authorized In accordance with the Adopted: 2nd and 3rd streets. The place was Ready to go up are the names lights and other public lights on and provisions of Section 7 (1) hereof, emer- CHICAGO and NORTH WESTERN LINE plates with names. of Larry Upson, James Berard, in the streets, lanes, nlle\s, squares, gency vehicles in case of an emergencv known throughout the midwest as William J. White, Consolidated parks, and bridges of the City of ^ ib- rail may use their lights when running Mnyor was Slaughter, generally referred Arnold Dittmar, Donald Leiser, consin Kapids (except those which aie except when otherwise ordered by the Your Safest Investment—Buy War Bonds and Stamps cabinet maker, is the artisan who John Fessler, Henry Molepski, Al- dimmed or hooded in a manner appiov- War Department. City Clerk to as "Honest John" and "Long turned out the plaques. They are cd in writing by the War Department) len Tess and Earl Appel—men re- shall be immediately put out. John." of black walnut, rubbed and fin- cently joining some branch of the (e) All other lights, including -warning A restaurant exclusively for Ne- ished to bring out rich grain, 38 or danger signals shall be immediately service. put out and kept out: Provided, how- groes, a string of thoroughbreds, inches by 68 inches in size. In- ever that warnings or danger signal5 extensive realty holdings and the laid in the frames are narrow Name Biron Men may' remain lighted in sucb manner as This is the Biron division list: nun be approved b> the War Dep.irt- saloon and gambling business were stripes of white holly and black ineal. The owner, lessee or the person among Slaughter's activities in his ebony, and at intervals are inset Sam Houston, Paul Fleming, heyday. Legend said that money stars of maple. Harold Schluter, Victor Memberg, Thomas Bord, Herbert Exner, John nick Jackan, Ed Feehley, Matt rolled in so fast Slaughter threw it One Has Gold Star in canvas bags without counting it. Lubben, Roy Zuege, Kenneth Ernser, Francis Hamm, Fred Names of the Consolidated men Kingsbury, John Giese, John Bros- Beske, Steve Kobza, Wallace Slaughter was reported .to have are in black upon light-finished gotten his start more than 40 years towitz, Theodore Haydock, Law- Schank, Bernard Flammang, Rus- plates of maple affixed with brass rence Nelson, Amasa T h u r b e r, sell Reimer, Leonard Brehm, Ed- FOR ago when a jeweler loaned him $10. screws. Surmounting the rows of gar Sweeney, Emery Ott, Harvey He ran it into $200 in a dice game, Glenn Haferman, Art Lewis, Max plates are American eagles—hand- Christensen, Earl Newman, Donald Kempfert, Robert Bethke, Kenneth old timers say. and this proved to carved by Mr. White of pine. Be- Dupree and Lawrence Kohnen. be the grubstake for his myriad Fehrman, Chet Tomsyck, Richard neath the eagles, in letters cut of Franson, Clayton Blomen, Chet The Wisconsin Rapids plaque has enterprises. maple, are the legends: "Consoli- 129 of the name plates filled. At He left Milwaukee in 1916 and Prusynski, Woodrow Weaver, Ken- dated Employees who have joined neth Jinsky, Donald Steuck, Domi- Biron, 42 of 124 plates bear names. acquired real estate holdings in Chi- the armed forces of the United cago and Gary, Ind., but in 1929 he States. World War II." was back in Milwaukee with little Upon one of the maple plates at money left. the local division there is a gold In 1933 he came before County star. It is for Willard Rath. Wil- Were You One of the Enthusiastic Judge Michael S. Sheridan and ap- lard Rath crashed with his pursuit plied for an old age pension of $25 plane in California. Crowd This Morning Who Attended a month. These are the names on the "I paid a lot of taxes here," he plaque at the Wisconsin Rapids Our said. "Dealt Jem straight and rolled division: 'em wide. Never turned a hungry List Servicemen TWICE-YEARLY man down. Guess Milwaukee won't Gordon Huffcutt, W a 1 d e m a r mind kicking back a few dollars to Blake, Charles Collier, Clinton Fal- 'Long John')' kosky, Phillip Dittman, George UNDER NEW RATIONING RULE? He got the pension. Huber, Harry Jarosinski, Lawrence PRICE Jepson, James Bord, "Henry Yeske, BUYING IS John Ritchie, Theodore Walters, NEW 1942 OLDSMOBILES! BRAND If you are engaged Jn essential Milladore Edward Schingo, Walter Jackson, Silk Dress work directly or indirectly con- could you save at least 45 min- Victor Konash, Charles Kruger, NEW TIRES! NEW GAS-SAVING nected with war effort, you can utes with one? Helen Feit, Rose Wotruba and James Hanneman, John Amundson, ECONO-MASTER ENGINE! prove your need for a new- ^ Do you have to walk at least Mrs. Ben McGivern spent Friday Austin Green, Peter Doyle, Clar- car ,fyou answer"yes" io a 3 miles going- to and from SALE? work without a car? at Marshfield and called on Carljence Krzykowski, William McDon- YOU may be eligible, whether you know it or not, to one of these questions: Feit and Mrs. Jacob Kozlowski and , aid. Harold Schuetz, Ted Anderson. If not be sure to come tonight or tomorrow. This is by trade in your old car on a new, up-to-date 1942 model. I Do you need to travel C Is your work arduous, or Mr?. Joe Blenker. Lyle Davis. Joe Flanagan, Elmer L-et your Oldsmobile dealer help you investigate this quickly m connection with ^ unusually long, or do you Marv Harmacek of Milwaukee Schacht, Robert Bell, Francis Slat- far the best selection of smart silk dresses we have ever have to work late at nieht? offered at these exciting half price sale events. possibility. If you are eligible, he can take all the your work, and would you be , A i? visiting her sister Mrs. Frank tery, Leonard Slusser, John Ar- bothersome details of buying a new automobile under better able to do so by carthanbv 6. re the local transportation Cherney. nold, Ray Speltz, William Burke. rationing rules right out of your hands. And he can sell other available transportation? services you would have to Mr. and Mrs." Wilbur Brenner of Robert Eid, Leorr Peterson, Rob- A GENUINE HALF PRICE SALE you the best war-time car of all—-a new 1942 Oldsmobile. 2 Do you ever have to trans- ™**St*«>"^overcrowded? Milwaukee is visiting at the Steve ert Van Alstine, Russell Wilson. S 7 u h Zivnsy home. Kenneth Berggren, Hubert Rit- Be Sure to See the 2 Huge Groups of Oldsmobile offers everything you want in a car for today. * port passengers, or heavy 7. ° * P ysical condition or bulky tools or material..s ^ -, - ^^titwouldbeahard- William Hardina of Wisconsin chie, Donald Bord, Ray Rumble, Durability that will keep you on wheels for the dura- pJ^nT^»/*+i« • ,* ' connection with your work? ship for you to walk to work or Rapids called on his mother Mrs. i William Sweet, Richard Ohgney, Summer Wash Frocks tion and beyond. Economy that gives more miles on use public facilities? Anna Hardina Thursday. j Earl Fox, Carl Harcinske. Alvin every gallon of gas. Reliability that assures trouble- 3> Does it take you l'/2 hours Bobby Brey spent Monday at Jacoby, Maurice Palmquist, Xor- Values to $5.95 Values to §10.95 free, expense-free operation. All this, plus gas-saving, or more a day to go to and g^ Can you show that you need Marshfield. bert Haumschild, Clifford Davis, go at go at tire-saving Hydra-Matic Drive, the most efficient, most from work without a car, and * an automobile because of Mr. and Mrs. Kunzman of Wau- Frank Gaulke, Robert Kubisiak, durable transmission in Oldsmobile's 45-year history! other unusual circumstances? sau were week-end guests of Mr. | George Pongratz. Alvin Haferman, and Mrs. Renold Seavers. j Richard Sweet, Edwin Regan. Har- - ons Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mancl spentold Gilardi, Xorman Manning, Sunday at the Matt Bornbach home Lowell Christiansen, James Har- SEE DEALER in Rozellville, din, Donald Wittenberg, Harold Close Out of Summer Hats — 49c and 99c Mr. and Mrs. Charles Obst, Mrs. Appel, Stanley Brahmsteadt. Law- YOUR TODAY! Nick Baer of Colby and Mrs. Idarence • Tomsyck, Herbert Bauer, OLDSMOBILE Smazal of Auburndale spent Sun- Orville Holiey, Kenneth Knutson, day at Milwaukee. Kenneth Keefe, Harold Arpin, Rob- [MEILMAN'SJ Mrs. John Hardina, Mrs. Joeert Latus, Robert Boyarski, Fred BETHKE CHEVROLET CO. Hinek and Mrs. Walter Feit andGulp, Reynolds Peterson. YOUR QUALITY STORE Phone 660 40 Fourth Ave. N. WISCONSIN RAPIDS daughters visited relatives S.unday Total 129 Names at Wisconsin Rapids. Edgar Henke, Theodore Gleue, Phone 109 Garrison St. NEKOOSA

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