1943-05-20; Saline Observer

              1HE    SALINE     OBSERVER
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SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,  MAY 20, 1943
NtXMBER  33
New War Bond
Safekeeping Service
Now Available
In response to repeated requests from our
customers and others, Saline Savings Bank
announces a new WAR BOND SAFEKEEPING SERVICE. -Don't risk loss of
your War Bonds by fire, theft or misplacement by keeping them at home. We'll keep
them as long as you wish to leave them.
IT'S SAFE
IT'S CONVENIENT
IT'S INEXPENSIVE
United States Government registered War
Savings Bonds accepted for safekeeping.
| Saline Savings
Bank
The ©ne Story Bank On the Corner
The Army Travels
On Its Stomach
seen an5 heard j Women's flubs In       .Hornets Shut Out
County Convention      ; Milan Twice
s
And Alvan  C. Lange
Cooks  The  Meals  At
Camp   -U'cCoy,   Wis.
| By IS. _. Fox
CThe felL-ws sureiy dui appreciate the canteen's ar.ivmg ac
tlie scene at our nearaouu eariy
last week, as could easily be seen
Irona  the Iooks in uie eye_! wne__
Sixteen   Groups   At
Meeting    Held   Here
Saturday,   May  15.
Win 4-0 May  7  and
12-0 May 14: Many
Games   Cancelled.
'THEY GIVE THEIR
ES—YOU LEND
fOUR MONEY"
3i_y an Additional
Bond Now
May 9, 1943.
Dear  Sir:
I have received your paper for tee and dougiinuCs oist.ibu.ed oy
a couple of weeks and I find it the ladies. Mesdames ±-_.ern ana
very interesting to read the home Hunt put in a busy day, and 'it's
town news. ' "hats off" to them as well as oui
I have been up here in the barefoot schoolboys, and mud-
Land of Hills and Pines for about  soaked    males.      CAnd     "Rosie"
five months  and I like the armv  Woodbridge     bareiy     gives     the   _, ,. . __      .. ._, ..
Ll,      I    am    cooking   for  these  folks   ajhance   g   s£ she's  at  J£™^ — *™ by Dr-   ^Friday,
hungry    soldiers    and   they   sure  home-^id   out   to    the    bomber department-   for the  194.3   season  up   to  three
can   eat.    They   -say   the    army  pant   she   goesjmth>   our   numy ^-^^    Md    pres^dents   of   &ames   won   as   against one  loss,
travels on its stomach and at the  ^"^^"g^ and  *«y**- were  givL.     A vocal, Although   they   had   many   more
selection    was    offered    by    Mrs.   games  scheduled  they had to be
telling about the sanuwidies,  cox-       ™!?    am,u^    Mlec™f    of    the
fp.e  and   dousmnuc.. msr. -ibu.eri   nv   Washtenaw  County Federation o.
Women's Clubs was held at the
Methodist church on Saturday.
-tits, Thomas Shurtz, the president, acted as chairman for the
business session the most of
which was held in  the forenoon.
Coach Jack Greenstein, who will
leave his duties here tomorrow
in order to go into the Navy, has
the pleasure of seeing one of
Saline High school's finest baseball teams bring a fine climax
to his coaching career by drubbing   the  Milan   Reds.   14   to   0,
rate these guys can eat, it's a (,
wonder they haven't worn out all social activities. ! All of which
the fronts of their shirts. They goes to prove that if you don't
always are ready to eat seconds really and truly want a job, bet-
so we fill them up. ter not go looking just for the
They have nice Service clubs fun of it. C.Oh, for the good old
and theaters up here and they al- days, when employment managers
ways  have fine pictures.
_ 111LU11U^jO-U a -
said nothing but r'No"—and when  represented.
- -     -        The    afternoon   session
Frank Campbell with Mrs,  Merritt  cancelled   because   of   the   rainy
Martin at the organ. s season.     Saline's   ball   park   was
A potluck luncheon was served under three feet of water at the
at noon in the church dining time of the flood and will not be
room,  16 Washtenaw clubs being   fit to be used for some time.    A
game   is   scheduled   at   Ypsilanti
opened  next    Wednesday    and    that  will
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I'll  close now  and while  Same  you re^ty d^ l^da3ob the shock  ^                                        by" Miss  probably     conclude    the     season,
ing" I'll  keep   'em  was    sometimes    too    great—and  _, .    __,    m_   . *_, _   £,_„___ '   —___  , ...   .  -        -	
I
"Keeps  'em   flying" I'll  keep
frying.
Pvt. Alvan C. Lange.
36415062. 1650 S. TJ.. 6th SCTC,
Mess  Section  2532   (Cook)
Camp McCoy,   Wis.
you missed justwakingUiestreets  Bolmie Bearss  and her marimba Henry  Burgess  will  take  charge
and   answering   each   and   every
accompanied at the piano by Mrs. _ of the  team for  this game.
ad.    And your first check (which
Happy Birthday!
Merritt     Martin.    Arietta     Jane
probably   ran  around   $10 instead  ShPTtP  «™f   two   selections.   Thej"
of $50)   went for replacing  shoes  ^TPax^alJ^aB   7*?  ^n   by
worn 1_iin during your months of  **■ ™°-Merger of the ^silanti j
marathon   walking-and   possibly,   Stat-   hospitel    entitled      Menta^
OBSERVER LINERS
Clasified Advertising
too,   a new   skirt   to  replace one
which  had  given way  to  bench-
Health   During War   Time"   who'Bc P*""1"  uaa nist '"sersiou,  -ic pel
gave  valuable  advice  to   citizens,!   line eacl1  subsequent   inseruon.
o_-.JS"X__
Joyce    Davenport,    South   Ann ^ttfai-" cMiss Ruckman   (Minnie   especially parents of  children af-; ^-"^  C*._^.i_.J
Arbor   street,    10   years    old   on  to her ^y fri€ads)   is at home   fected by the employment of both .
"*-"--        -■       ■    - -th   the   Byoyds_ on   Fast: Henry  =te:m - —-.a  e.,  ^™
al
Mildred Lee   Hart,   North   Ann  street    and    looking    well—very   cumstance    apt   to    increase   the 	
Arbor street 9 years old on May well in fact. CIn case you ffldll.t   delinquency   among   the   younger;    ^      Sale_Good
22.
know,   there  is a dog quarantine   generation which   is   already   ns
on-so keep your   -purp"  collared   mg «piffly.    Mr   Henry Burgess,
i and tied until July 29. And here's   of   the   High   school  faculty, dis-
hoping,   sincere^   you   dont have   cussed^J'H^me^gardening.''^A
WANTED
Men Needed for
War Work To Learn
Machinist Trade
Also Experienced
Machinists
R and B TOOL CO.
Saline, tiichigan
Apply To E. F. Redies Gen. Mgr.
loose
Phone  204F2.
We
Saline
have    government
iMtercanule Co.
hay.
33
wheat.
Clarence
phone 152.
Cook.,
Auctioneer-
Wanted—Wools   of   all   kinds.
Call A.  C.  Miller,  195F4.        25tf
For Sale—House and lot at 102
South Ann Arbor St Mrs. C. A.
Jordan.
Heating and sheet metal work,
furnace cleaning and repairing.
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
Desirable building lots with
sewer and water. Terms given.
Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
For Sale—Pnster hybrid see*
corn. Frank Kanitz, phone 237F21,.
Milan.    *!_• mile south of Cone.
Used cars wanted. Will pay
top prices for good late models.
"Wiedman Auto  Company,  Saline.
Poultry will definitely be good
property this season. Put in that
ertra lot of chicks. We are still
hatching. Saiine Hatchery.
Wanted — Dead and useless
stock; horses $5.00, cows $4. CaH
collect Tecumseh 350. Carroll
Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co
Pratts    Poultry    Remedies    at
Lambarth Bros.   Store.
Batteries     for     electric    fence.
Wiedman  Auto   Co.,   Saline.
SPORTSMAN'S   LEAGUE
IN    MONTHLY    MEETING _
The    monthly   meeting    of. the the "trouble "we:re''~ experiencing patriotic   skit   "And
Tri-County    Sportsman's    League ^th   our  spoile*d   "Lefty.    C.Men Marching  On" was  presented  by
was  held  at  the Polar Bear  Ca-  are a painj but*it being the case several   members   of   the    Saline
sino  Friday evening,   and  a  very ^^   £   "vacation"    is    expected dub-    other vocal selections dur-
good  attendance was   on  hand.     • soon>  axid friend husband is hun- inS tne   afternoon  were rendered
Mr. Michelsen, game farm man-  g^y   looking   forward   to  being °y   Mis5   Ada   Dahlgren    of   the
ager, reported the pheasants lay-  ^st writer  for  the   column,   it Hi£n sch°o1 faculty, accompanied j 	
ing good;  that he has about 900   seems only fair to call a truce— at the piano by Mrs^ Fred Aprill,      For   Sale___Bred   chester  white
eggs   to   go  to the   hatchery  tne  for naw at least—so that he, the and  Mrs   William   Bach   accomp-!   uts    clarence Car    4390 billow
next  day    He  also reported  that  fire    department,     camera    bugs, amed at the organ by Mrs. Mar-  rQad „4
the club had purchased five young  rummy players, and all men gen- tin.    Mrs. Charles Jordan reported. 	
foxes   and   that   they   were being   erally  (if   not   gentlemanly)   can- on   the   proceedings   of   the State.     For    gale _ Zenith    Arm.chail.
held captive for display purposes  not have the excuse to become too convention   at  Jackson  when   she ■ gfc .     radiQ       ig945    gajin^MHa-,
at the  game  farm. offensive in condemning the fair- attended   as   county   delegate. Roafl
Dr,  A.  S. Hazard of the Fish-   er   sex   of their  faults,   failures,       Officers   elected  for   the   ensu-
eries Research Division of the U.  an(j  shortcomings.  {[Nevertheless, ins* year were:
of  M was  the main  speaker and  iet  us  report  that while  we  are       President—Mrs.    W.    J.    Arm-
gave  a  very  interesting  talk  on  forever being  reminded  to  spank strong,  Ann  Arbor
the several   surveys  of  the  lakes   the     child    for    running    away,       First Vice President—Miss Dor-
in   Michigan   being    made,    men-    'father"   was  ■callght  in   the  act - is Milliman,   Ypsilanti,
tioning    several    in    Washtenaw of   punishing for same   with   an       Second Vice  Prsident—Mrs.  E.
county,  namely,  Whitmore,  Port-  _ce cream cone!  Ctff you have  a W. Drews, Dexter,
age and Pleasant.                               ' lawnmower you're   lucky—or   un-       Recording    Secretary   —   Miss
The officers reported that mem-: lucky—depending   on   which   way Grace Rash,  Ann Arbor.
i berships were coming in very sat-  you   look   at   it   C.A  wild "caw"       Treasurer—Mrs.   Harvey Wood-
from outside, and Mildred Milhan bury. Tpsilanti.	
says   she   has   to go   feed   "Goo- ; -      7
Goo"—which   turns   out   to  be   a Mice IttJUre   JUHiperS
pet  peacock.    And  can  he strut      Field   mice   may   be   to   blame
his     stuff!   And     Sunshine     and for vdnter  in]-ury   to   ornamental
Wanted—To« buy   sewing   ma-
• chines  and vacuum cleaners. Will
pay best cash price. Singer Store,
51 N. Huron St. Ypsilanti, phone
942-W. 37
isfactorily for 1943.
Saline General Hospital
tUVKWIMK W.J "**'
^ITRY SO HARD TO HAVE X
NICEM.AL5/15-.ND HOURS
TRYING TO HND NICE
VEGETABLES—OH. IT*.,
A HEADACHE/
^SMILE.HONEY/ I CAN "^
HttP .0U OUT ON THAT/ MYl
RECUUR 0R0CER HM THE NICEST
VEGETABLES IN TOWN/*Y0U CAN
DEPEND OH «.TIHG THE jriA
a 7, •„ xi-_     ,     -        • • Pumpernickle    are    baby    lambs, h   ^ such as junipers, observes
Alvm Haeussler is gaming very (0«;ar and  Johnnie,   also  lambs ^  M        pirnie of ^ Michigan
nicely fromhis operation having grOWn to quite a size still ^t        u        w ^ Kel}ogg bird
Mr and Mrs. Dale Higley have w__.ting to   be   petted   by   ttieir sanotu        £ Augusta Res_its are
a son, born May 8.                _ fair mistress.) CAgam reminding showing   from   the- girdling
Mrs   Clark  Berthke and_ infant you ail  not  to  bother  your   doc- *          fi(,]d  ^ice  ffld   last Vnte?
2?     IS*       ^°^P ^^ tor    at   night   unleSS . abs°Iutf,y when the mice tunnelled into deep
:     Mrs   Florence Marble of Milan necessary.    CThose    strawberries snows  ,__   gearch   of   shelter   and
: entered on   Saturday for  medical taste good, but makes one wonder fQod     Juni           not    dead,     but
treatment j just  what  the   price  will be   f°r_da       ed can  be pruned back to
]     Clyde  Creech   who was in  an homegrown  varieties.     And  rhu- m^_e        ^ losg in vi       c&nsed
j automobile accident Sunday night barb   (or pieplant)   is  taking  its .     the bark-eating   mice.
on the Manchester road, is being place on the table these days too, 1   J °
For Rent—4 rooms, first floor
apartment. Address P. O. Box
364, Saiine- 33
Expecting a car of certified
Irish Cobbler seed potatoes. Saline Marcantile Company.
For Sale^-Rotary Hoe, nearly
new. No purchase certificate required,
Especially equipped to repair
auto parts and farm machinery.
Welding of all kinds. Brooks
Brothers will fix it if anyone
can.    Phone 101.
Dead, Useless Farm Animals
removed. Horses $5.00, cows ?4.00.
Prompt service, including Sundays
call 484, Adrian, reverse rTnr_res.
Adrian, Mich.    Adrian Tankage Co.
Wiedman Auto Co.
For Sale—Duroc boars and
gilts. Gilts due in August. Dan
Hertler & Son, phone 184F21.
treated for cuts and bruises
n
Saline Rotary Club
H'
Fresh Fruits
and  Vegetables
Spy Apples.... 3 lbs. 29c
Asparagus 2 lbs. 47c
Pascal Celery, two, 39c
Grapefruit-.-. 4 for 25c
Head Lettuce
PEPPERS
Michigan Potatoes
Radishes.— 2 bunch's 19
Green Onions, 2 b's 25c
California and
Florida Oranges
WZF count sit is rtferrbt* ff\
Finest Quality
Home Dressed Meats
Cost No More Here
You can't beat
Schmid's   Home   Made
Frankfurts,   Link
Bologna and large
Bologna for Flavor or
for Value.   Nice line
assorted cold meats,
too.
Gold Medal
5 lbs., 37c
Chairman Hubert Bearss introduced Miss Downey, of the County Health Department, at the
meeting of the Rotary Club at coui-T'stand
The Tavern last Thursday noon,
and the gave a very enlightening  _hy
.altkough   some   folks   say J-heyir, c            fVrt_f_f.ates
j could do with more sugar. Some KjlOy   *L_.ii?iph   *oeAtlUC-iie_.
.like  the   latter   as   a   breakfast Plans   to   award   an   estimated
! fruit,    An old recipe combines the 3,500,000 persons with certificates
• two   for   a   marmalade.    CWhile for work in the 1943 TJ,  S.  Crop
' our country's high schools are be- Corps are announced by the fed-
ing  criticised   for   teaching   less eral War Food Administration.
than    the    minimum    of    history. All Crop Corps members will be
wonder    just   how    long    Junior eligible  for  the   award in  Michi-
up   to his  father  in gan  and  other   states.    This will
Wanted—Farms 40 to 200 acres.
Have buyers waiting.    George L.
rsday  noon,.' a quiz of that subject—or geogra-   include   persons  volunteering  loc- j -J?„hnS' phone 94_?W    " 37   '
enlightening  phy?    The three R's have certain-   ally for full or short-time employ-j *	
For Sale—A reconditioned Chevrolet sedan with good tires. Enquire  at 112, W.  McKay  St      34
For Sale—1941 Chevrolet Panel
in good shape and good tires; '43
license, Lewis Ernst, phone 96R3.
The Ypsilanti City Market will
open on Saturday, May 15, at the
usual site, South Washington St
Farmers, attention. Please order New Idea and Oliver repairs
now.    Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
For Sale—Kerosene range in
good condition, also an ice refrigerator,    Phone 243, Charles Kern,
We have a good supply of
poultry equipment—nests, electric
feeders and fountans. Fill your
needs before  too late.
Saline Hatchery.
Wanted—Peoplp in this vicinity
tates. etc., will confer a favor by
who have any legal printing required in the settlement of es-
having it sent to tr.is newspaper.
The rates are universal in sue!*
matters and to have, vnur •->'! •<•<»..
appear in this paper it is only
necessarv to ask the Probate
Judge to send them to Tlie
Saline Observer.
AN ESSENTIAL
WAR INDUSTRY
NEEDS  HELP
TO  "KEEP 'EM ' -.
ROLLING"
Urakemen
Switchtenders "'-   .
Telegraph Operators      ~r.
Yard   Clerks
Apply      Superintendent's      Office,
NYCRR.   Jackson. Mich.
Applications   from   those   now
employed   in war   industries  will
not be considered.
.FREE DELIVERY DAILY
account of   how   the   department ly taken a beating from our class- ment on farms,   members   of  the
functions   in   controlling   commu-  es Df higher education—ie, music, Women's   Land   Army    and    the
nicable diseases and how the de- ■ gymnastics,  dramatics, etc. What Victory   Farm   Volunteers   from
partment follows up  the different, is   the   world   coming   to at   the high   schools   and   colleges,    and
cases to make  sure  they  are  in hands of culture?    Schooling does seasonal and year-around workers
shape  to be at large when they' no child one bit of good until he moved from one area to another
are permitted to get out.    At the; discovers   for   himself just   what for farm work.    Those who work
close    she     graciously     answered ^ he is there for. and what he wants in   catnning  and food   processing
numerous    questions    propounded to   get   from it.     The   boy   who plants   will   also   be   eligible,   as'
by    interested    members    of    the * wants to be an accountant or law- will  the  workers  brought  in  for
club.                                                      I yer  will   get  what   education he farm  labor  from   foreign   coun-
Miss    Dorothy    Kohler   played 'needs   in   spite   of  a poor   school tries.
two   eelections  on  her   trombone, j the   world  will  have   little effect 	
with Miss Ada  Dahlgren  at the' 0n the lad who doesn'e care, ~ Tuberculosis  germs live and mul-
piano, which were thoroughly en- j                       tiply in the human bodv.  Outside
joyed.                                                    j    The most critical years with re- the  body   they   stay  alive  for a
For the convenience of War
Workers and others interested,
Helen's Beauty Shop will be open
the following Sundays: May 23,
June 13-27, for Permanent-, hy
appointment only. Phone 89R2.
_FLAGS_.
All Sizes — AH Fabrics
Price Range to Fit All Purses I
624   So.   Main   St. I
Ann Arbor, Midi.
FOX
j gard to tuberculosis in a woman's  while,   but   they   do   not produce
j life   are   the   years   between the  offspring. These germs are spread
CITY NOTICE
Hydrants To Be Flushed j f.|es   °f   25   «£  35Pjn \PPPPi^   from   tte   ***■   to   the WelL
The semi-annual inspection and _*»  th^ are ^  y^ betwem
flushing  of  all fire hydrants  will!^^ancU&    No age is safe from
take place on May 25 and 26. All, xne  alseas^	
water iisers are requested to draw J     productioii   of   aircraft   is   rap-
their  day's  water  supply for  o.o-jidiy    hecoining  a    "woman's    in-
Improve your poultry feeding
by using Semi-Solid Buttermilk
Emulsion and Codliver Oil. We
have Buttermilk in small drums
and large barrels, Codliver Oil in
bulk. Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Morton Poultry Farm.
If vou can't use it someone can;
sell  it with  a liner ad.
mestic 'use before 8 o'clock in the
morning.
The Water Department wishes
to thank all the consumers for
their co-operation in this necessary operation,
CHARLES   KERN,   Supt
CITY NOTICE
Annual Cleanup Days
May 21 and 22
All people in the City of Saline desiring to have their rubbish
hauled away will please place it
out at the curb on Friday or
Saturday,, May 21 or 22-
In order to s__ve time and mileage, please have rubbish in containers and have it out as early
in the morning as possible. Your
co-operation in this matter will
be deeply appreciated.
CHARLES  KERN,  Supt
dustry," Chairman Paul V. Mc-
I Nutt of the War Manpower Commission said this week, explaining that 70 to 80 per cent of the
workers now being hired by many
aircraft companies are women,
Employment figures made available by the aircraft industry
show, he said, that about a third
of all the workers in aircraft are
women and that this proportion
is expected to rise to at least 59
per cent by the end of the year.
This, he pointed out, represents
a phenomenal increase" over the
situation before Pearl Harbor
when only 2 per cent of the workers in the industrv were -women,
—Michigan  Investor. '
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Eyes   Examined        I
Dr. -RVnTiTr (.iffrvd   ToIp-"1" ■Ontraup- |
tris*-   tn  hrpT.r>*h  riffl^o   TWiTpi "Pot*. :
eTrerv   Katurri=»v   2:30  to   9:45  P. \
M. Glasses fitted.        " ' '
Who las The isney
For M War Loan?
"Where is all the money coming from to meet the 13 billion
dollars of the Second War Loan
goal?" is a question heard on
many sides. It will come out
of the 45-billion dollar surplus
earnings of 1943, according to
statistics reported hy Treasury
experts.
During 1941 personal savings
of individuals amounted to 9
billion dollars. During 1943 this
surplus or prospective savings
will increase hy 36 billion dollars ovei; 1941 when consumer
goods were easy to get.
Now that prices are high,
thrifty people will make their
goods last longer and place
more money in War Bonds.
The recognized flower by gardeners for May is the Hawthorne
or Lily of the Valley. The flour
that good cooks around Saline
recognize every month in the
year is Hayden's "1900". Ask
your elevator or grocer.
Hy-Brid seed corn and it's state
certified. Early, medium flats
Bu. $6.95. Order two bushel lots,
$6.75 per Bu, Complete line of
Kasco Feeds, dairy, poultry and
hog feed, Hog self feeders.
Terms. Montgomery Ward Farm
Store, Ann Arbor.
SalineTheatre
Friday  and   Saturday
Counter Espionage
With WARREN WILLIAM
as the Lone Wolf
—ALSO—
Mississippi Gambler
With KENT TAYLOR
and  FRANCES LANGFORD
WAR WORK—Telephone operating is war work. Experience
not necessary. Full time positions
available in Saline. Young single
women preferred. Apply immediately at Telephone office hi Saline. Please do not apply if now-
engaged in other war work.
"THEY GIVE THEIR
LIVES—YOU LEND
YOUR MONEY"
Buy More
War Bonds Today
Sun.,- Mon., and   Tues.
Ma.inee  Sunday,   8  p.  m.
Wednesday and  Thursday
Paris Calling
Starring Elizabeth Bergner
:and RANDOLPH SCOTT