1943-05-27; Saline Observer

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VOLUME  62
SALINE,   WASHTENAW   COUNTY. ?__IC"frG-* >"  THURSDAY, KAY 27, 134:
"NnjIIBER 34
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
War Work To Learn
Machinist Tracts
Also Experienced
Machinists
R and B TOOL CO.
Saline, Michigan
iy To E. F. Mies Gen. Mgr.
ft
"Mmtp
jgtijV ^ the Essential
~M   B VITAMINS
. they need!
*•
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
Gyeen Onions, 2 b's 25c
California and
; Florida Oranges
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.
!
Faith In America
To Be Pledged Anew
Annual Sale  Of
Poppies  To  Be  Made  .
Saturday,  May 29.
SEEN AN' HEARD
By E. _5. Fox 1
'
COne   of   the   better   cooks suggests  adding  a  stalk of  rhubarb
to    apple    pie    for    more   flavor.
CYes, the sun did get out, finally. !
Early Day
Education
Outlined  By   Supt.
Bearss   In    Fine
Talk  To  Rotarians.
Chairman    Hubert    A.
PROCLAMATION
Whereas, memory of America's
war dead in our World Wars will;
be honored here on Saturday,'
May 29, when everyone will be
asked to wear a memorial poppy
in tribute to their service and
sacrifice.
Plans   for   the    observance    of
'TEEY GIVE THEIR
13—YOU LEND
/OUR MONEY"
Su? an Additional
Band Now
Each year i -  _ eems u_
Memorial   Day  is   almost  with  And  all  that rain  didn't exeactly ;   h^?f^^pa1io^l't__ik   for   the CKiW}i  "^   axc   "emg   wiuyitn.cn       darence
whet   the   enthusiasm of  Victory   chose   a   vocational talK   for   tne The   American  L^n   Auxil_   _..^°fe^;
_.____.  gardeners,   either.    One  chap has: ^S™"*j, ** ^ Tav Jn iS. ^    Md    permission    has    baen   Pllone  152*
of   old.   given up definitely and absolutely ^Kote^   Club  at  The  Tavern last te& ^  fbe   Comm0;-   council
after    having   his   seeds    washed j _____S.S___ nPPP_„~zP„ lt   Proveu of the City of  Saline  that these
ns again.
bear   a
the    "Decoration    Day
when   it   was   simply   a   day   for
Cook,      Auetioneei.
noon    £.____
; more   than  interesting.
decorating the graves of the Civil   away    twice.      Still,    others    are; "'""=   ""**" -V" ^"^T-L' «.;_. rmm_  memorial  flowers  made by disab- )•
War    veterans,    it    has    become   as yet  hopeful-and that s  some- ] ^™jg* r^^l^^ ^   ^^ete^t^   ^T^   ^
' .„__ _._ .._         _._    ______   sale on the streets here tnrough-
in   their
truly a day of memory for all our thing. «_To this June's graduating j X"3V ~    u,    —
honored-   dead.    The     little     red class   goes   the   community's best • S?*^chiL thSr o^ a^d a  out   ^    day   by   the    ' ™t_liaiy
poppy   of Flanders  Field has   al- wishes.     With   the   war   talk   of! £°^S'1 the ^hbors° IkiWrerf W°men   and    whoever   they may
most  become   the   official   symbol inflation    the   outlook    isn't    too   *™   °^™L^  ^1ned bv na^   deleSate  to assist them.
of this season of honor and trnb- bright^ ^t   g«J£~*£ j ESSASST iFSSL? &L ^^ GROSS> M^
ute  to   those   to   whom   we   owe stepped   out   to   tackle   problems- Tvrivat..  whonl* "**	
so much. Just as dreary and weighty. The j ^^^m     Ce    £      Half of a sma11 Peanut ran su^
:     The story of the poppy is well "future"   doesn't   mean   the   next! S«»irtmi^^WvmSS?_i  Cnlonv   ply a11 the caries needed for an
known to f  yet like all things five years or^but ajull life"|gSS?S^l2Sr5_SSK  h°Ur °f *«* ™*
^yelrV arryea£Peaeve^ ££ you iSA™-SfS [ *"«   «*  »—-*«*f  * ff.  _
\ZeriS,   should understend   the the   older    generation.    ^Suppose' ,3^*^"  ™d.™^Jatf?
meaning of the poppy. the store clerks get pretty tired: the three  Rs were "stressed   as
.     iHIs  a  p^t who  first  gave of  answering  "No';   to  ou_.max* | ™?.*i.Iatfn°» JP^^SL^
expression to the idea. Soon him- queries-and   it's   getting   to   the I f^T^JE,^e Iaw< el^neer-
: self^to   lie   beneath   the   poppies, point   where a  bo^  feels   guilty!    ^"jj-^;P{£e;
. he wrote:
i "In Flanders" Fields the   poppies   ——   ~   »~.-,,«..,_.    „„~™,„_„,-„i     0^«-    -~...,--
considered   necessities    of   living.! ™PPP?'   C°^eJC1^, a^.„J™^  >IINmTOI  CHARGE  25   CEJNTS
OBSERVER LINERS .
Classified Advertising
Wanted—Wools    of   all   kinds.
Call A.  C.  Miller,  195F4.        25tf
Heating and- sneet 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—Pfister hybrid seed
corn. Frank Kanitz, phone 237F21..
Milan.    %■ mile sauth of Cone.
For Sale^—Duroc boars and_
gilts. Gilts due in August. Dam
Hertler & Son, phone 184F21.
ies,  point  where a bo$r  feels   guilty j ulS -J«Xki" * biects ^ ___.  6c per line first insertion, 4c per      Used   cars   wanted.   WiU   pay
^!a^ffl^=_'K;:aja?Sffis_s - - ra^~"' —"- iarr_5.'5iS_,ss:
crosses,    row    on We don't expect to see a mechan-
athletics,    home    economics    and
blow,
^ Between   the    «««-,    .w    «u ^-~^"^^^—^^S^! shop   added  from   time   to   time,
I     Even   before   the   men   had   re- but it  is  even  difficult  to locate  If Ct^ete ^ set-up as we have      ^^^
' turned from the war, the perfect little   wooden    animals    for    the  "■ ^""Ty*
little poem of Colonel John Mc- children to pull about on a. cord.
Work      Shoes
al
Much    more   of   interest   was  Parsons',
touched    upon   and    toward    the
Crae had winged its way around We  were  all   so  used to   having   ^nea  cXpared the cost of ed-      Geraniums for Decoration Day.
the   world   carrying   the   picture so  many,  many  things  that  its  Son __M*e count^ wfth that Lambarth Brothers,
of   the   poppies.     Returning   sol- more puzzhng   than ,a. hardship  ^Xe^?lSrln^Sy^ 	
the former, 16 billion for the lat-
-r.
Mr. Bearss   is  well   pleased  by
Pratts    Poultry    Remedies    at
school.
Rotarian Thurlow Bodley    of
Milan    was present and    David Lambarth  Bros.   Store
Cuff was  a guest of Mr.  Bearss.
diers brought the   vision   of   the to   be   unable   to  find   just   what
poppy fields back with them,  en- we desire.  CAnd the higher wag-   "^
graved   indelibly   in   their   hearts es    paid    factory    workers    have
with   the   memories of the   com- taken so many experienced sales-   .. . ..     . _.--,..-
rades  they  had left  on  the  bat- people that many places of busi- . *f_.SP™t ff ^Tope™tl?11 ^e has
tie-front.   Spontaneously  the. pop- ness   (especially  in larger   cities)   receivea    as    tne    nead    of    our
py took on  a sacred  significance, have been forced  to hire persons
It became  the  flower  of  remem- of  lower  education—which great-
Ibrance   for   the   men   who   had ly    complicates    the    customers'
poured     out    their    life's     blood problems in trying to receive the 	
around   the      roots   of   the   little shopping   aid   needed.   gt"But   the   _, . . ,   „,
'   plant. - , war   can't be   put   to   blame ^.for   -E/I-tertainS   At  bttOWei'
Memories of  the  war  dead  al- all;   over two  years  ago  a Quin-
ways bring thoughts of those who oy    restaurant    served  fried    egg
did not die but came back doom- sandwiches when the menu listed
ed to years  of hardship  and suf- them as deviled.    Or maybe  they
fering,     sometime?    worse     than were right!    And we  recall  that
death.    In  the  poppy  was  found -A-1  Schmid. and  iiennv  Nc-'.le   be-
a   way to   link Pthe   honoring   of mg "^mjlted.  right here  in   ££ STX   taTTbS  mar-
h^ng^thlfof S£r:J°VS*n ^ £^ Co^^g^   ^ to Robert Ettig  of Jackson
after   the    war   patriotic    organi- jng*  of AI, his ■ many friends  will
Poultry will definitely he goo*
property this season. Put in that
ertra lot of chicks. We are stiff
hatching- Saline Hatchery.
Wanted   —   Bead   and   useless
stock: horses ?5.00, cows $4. Call
collect   Tecumseh    350.      Carroll
For   Rent—10 acres   for   sheep Frost' Wcrasee for^ Darling & Co
Call 122R2.
pasture.
35
'I
Wanted—To   buy   sewing   ma-
We    have    government    wheat   cianeP =fd vacuum cleaners   Will
Valine   Mercantile Co pay best cash Prlce* Smgfer Store,
Saline  unercantue oo. ; 51 N   Hm.on gt   YpsUanti) phone
942-W.
37
I
(From Albion  Recorder)
.Mrs. Max R. DuPark entertained at a shower Thursday evenin.
Especially   equipped   to   repair
Batteries     for     electric    fence.   ^?,Part% ^ -?*™ ^7*
-ii.• j™        a, <-„   /-v.    oon.,0 Welding   of   all   lands.     Brooks
Wiedman Auto   Co.,   Saline. ! Brothers   will   fix   It   If   anyone
For Sale;—Electric cooker nearly new.    310' N. Ann Arbor St.
can.    Phone 101.
Wantedk-Girl    or    woman   for
general   housework  in  family  of
at her home  on  502 Linden ave-:     Plenty   of   flowers   and   plants f^^ ^ A_m ^^   Modern con-
nue,  honoring Miss Bette  Bearss,   at The   Greenhouse  for Memorial
third year ' Albion College student Day. 34
For   Sale—Bred  Chester  White
some  time in June. ' gilts.   Clarence Carr, 4390 Willow
veniences.    Mrs;  Raymond   Burkhart,  phone   191F__1."
<.-        -     _,-.__    * _.           j. .  "-,    ' v.„ ^l..,.  .~ i™-     +T-" >- i     _. An   amusing   contest  was   held  road,
zations m   different  countries  be- be glad to.knowJhat he has ar- with   originalb verses bein&   ^t..
gan   to^ conduct   sales   of poppies f *******? ^nT^JF?*** ^ ten on  "^vice to Brides."  Judg-!    For    sale
made    by   disabled   veterans,    w fain^to     luna    beans    baked es -of ^        tesfc were Mrs. CoS-   style   radio.
raise     funds     for     relief    work m toovm sugar and small cliunks peters;  ^  ^ ^   Rowi^  rokd.
among  suffering    ex-service   men Oz. bacon.   c;Where  not  outshined /   M       Bure-an.    Mrs    Hubert-
and their families.    A double sig- by dandrfinns-. l.,Tm.t ri.r» w^™..,.. ^   Mrs.   burgan.    Mrs.   HUDert.
nificance  became attached  to  the hi    all
iwppy.     Wearing  the   little flow- a great  day when  we  can  again
- Zenith    Arm-chair
10945   Saline-Milan
Dead. Useless F-srr>i Animals
removed. Horses §5.00, cows 54.00.
Prompt service, including Sundays
cal] 484 A.d"i*»'.. ro-m-qr. charges.
Adrian. Vic)-     Adrian Tankage Co.
|    We   have   a   good   supply   of
dav w*hPn •     ?uest,   received the   award. rolet sedan with good tires.    En
 ~     *     ™-       t,    „ •        4...     rf,„ _ „S_!fo,,f    »       fT1,"       After   Miss  Bearss had   opened   quire at 113 W. McKay St.    35
? .<       „    °,™\    ,   -S   tte  S^  .™. .  ; ?f ??■      H01"  h^    lovely     gifts,   .refreshments   q
dead and helping the living. land (Mich.) to ?n,oy_then- array  -__   servyed "^,-L   „       ^rss
The    poppy    also    became    the  of blooms   and   festivities.   <TAnd  Tjresirtincr at the tea  table
memorial   flower   of   the   British where   Memorial   Day   week-end  PreslQms at uie tea taoie.
'     For   Sale — 8-room   house    on
j West Michigan  Ave.     Inquire   at
Besides the friends and Albion  102 E. Henry St. 36
feeders   and  fountans.   Fill   your
needs "before  too  late.
Saline Hatchery.
Hubert     Bearss     and
For Sale
daughter,' condition.
all   of   Saline,   and   Mrs.   Robert
__w-T_-       -cic      w.n_g       wuiu      t__u_i_   j*-"--. ..-.    .*__._     _-_-. m_     *.a.v*z    r,.^ .     Taf»lr<_an
year in all parts of the English- happy years  to look forward  to, s    z  •''"'K50n*
speaking world, to" honor the and pleasant ones to look back _ . m-r^-xy tvTT--_tc(
World War dead and to aid the on- So take out your old album, KA11UJN JNHiVVo
.war's  living victims. 'and have a laugh over that fish-'     Stamps number 15   and  16   in
-House trailer in good
House   No.   10052   on
35
Legion   and   Auxiliary
in   adopting   it   as   their official service,    etc.      And    the   State's -_. .    „„,.,._     „* „•_.,.       *•»«_.- Tr_. -..«,       „_.   ~c  c i- -
flenver     Qf    remembrance.     Soon death rate for such holidays will S^1*3' m°f«M*PP*^£^ US-112  weSt  *  Saline
many  millions   of  the  little  red probably be cut considerably this f,f^ ^^^^ ^^
flower    were    being    worn    each year.     We.  hope   so.     We   have
For Sale—1941 Chevrolet Panel
i in good shape and good tires: '43
license, Lewis Ernst, ph«ne 96R3.
For   Sale
WAR WORK—Telephone operating is war work. Experience
not necessary. Full time positi'ns
available in Saline. Young single
women preferred. Apply immediately at Telephone office in f_a-
line. Please do not apply if now
engaged in other war work.
Every penny of the money paid ing trip when you wore dad's long ' your   book I. are  now valid  for, f°o^J-on^°"'^^ ^-,^f_r^^" | mg    man's    wages"   in   essential
for poppies goes into the" reha- underwear—or got rained in the five pounds each to be used for
bilitation and welfare work of entire week-end after driving canning. The government asks
The   American   Legion   and Aux-  miles    for   a    cabin    and   finally   that   you   can   as   you  did   last
-Kerosene   range
i, also an ice ref
erator,    Phone 243, Charles Kern, I
Female Help—Gasoline Station
attendant. Neat appearing and a
pleasing personality are the essentials for a young woman seek-
 work.   References required—apply
For   Sal^-7-piece walnut   din- ' ™ ^°rX^y *a^V if^T
ette, 3- piece oak bedroom suite.
iihary,   and  because this  work is curling  up   on the. back seat  of  year—4   quarts   of  fruit  with  a ,,   -   &z,z,„„   •_.,«,„,,_-,   ,.7   -vr—to,
; performed by volunteers,  it goes the   car.     And   then there   were  pound ofiugar. If your needs arej^        fhTrf«rf      ' vi
! a very long way. days that were just right for pic-   greater you  may  apply at your *^m  ArDor 3treet- _.     d0
Disabled veterans   and  children "ics and steak roasts—rowing all  local  board for  supplemental  al-      ■„,.,„«.,,,,   •cv_^v.e. An «-- .no „,.,.«_,,
left   fatherless   by   war   are   the the way across the lake to reach  lotments    up    to    15    additional n^ri^w    r^   t
special concern of the Legion and a   "better"   bathing   beach—get-   pounds per person, depending on' ^PJrJP^ ^PPPP^ ^I*«
Auxiliary.     It   is. for   them   the ting a good tan (or blister) from  the amolint you are planning to! SzS?*' IL.t ^w       Tpsll^tl'
! poppy dimes and dollars are giv- Old Sol—dancing in the evening's  can.    This 15 pounds includes thei a^-w. _(
! en  not   so   much   for   their   ma-  breezes. But let's not get too far  five pounds allowed for jams and j    ^omal«_   w,_Tri vvt.pi-.,>.,...>,**
it-rial  needs   as  for their human ahead  of    the   weather—this    is  jellies. |    Female   Help   —   Experienced
| I needs. Memorial    Day    coming    up^-not       Service men  home on  furlough !^SwL AV^«™lZ~r
!i     The   wearing   of   the   poppy  is  the Fourth of July!  CFolks have   may  apply for  rations  of coffee,'aWe, Depar„ment*    Forty-five ^
. a personal   pledge   that   we' will ^een complaining about the water   sugar, processed foods   meats and •week-   "00d   Vpy\ Zacatl0'_.'_a^? y
1 not "break faith" with those who  pressure   being   low.     Mr.   Kern   gasoline  by bringing  their Leave im P*51"30"*1 or °y letter to Staebler
died   but  will   carry   on   to   the says    they    axe    having   trouble  papers to the local board. Better KemPf Oil Co., 424 S. Main  St,
achievement    of   the    things    for with   the    automatic    pump    and   come in and get what's comino- to  Ajln  -Arbor,  Mich. 35
' .Which  they  gave their  lives. haven't yet been able to find out  you. °      j 	
, The poppies this year will hon- Just what is wrong with it. Know b C book holders notice care-1 Improve your poultry feeding
or the men who have given their all will bear patiently with the f _uy the expiration' date on your '< °y using Semi-SoJid Buttermilk.
lives in the present conflict, as department in this problem, book. Send for your renewals at > Emulsion and Codliver Oil. We j
: well as those who fell among Thanks. C_And have you gotten least two weeks before the book have Buttermilk in small drums,
! the poppies of France and Bel- a whiff of those fragrant lilac expires. B book-holders should and large barrels, Codliver Oil inj
gium 25 years ago. The money blooms? Or don't you care for nave tires inspected every four I bulk. Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
contributed for   the   flowers   will  them?   That,   and   a  small  apple  months.     C    book    everv    three - Morton  Poultry Farm.
be used for the welfare of victims  tree that would bear better bios-   months.    Be certain to have this j 	
of both  wars and their families, soms than fruit would satisfy a   _0ne before applying for renewal, j    The  recognized flower by  gar-
Poppies  will be   offered   to ev- personal  longing.    Perhaps  you'd      a.   books   expire July   21,   and' deners for May is the Hawthorne
eryone in Saline by women of the rather  raise orchids.   CAnd  revel   will   be   renewed   bv   mail.     The'or Lily of the Valley.    The flour
Auxiliary   on   Poppy   Day.     No  m the sight of blooming orchards  blanks will  be  available at your that  good    cooks  around    Saline
—" J" '     --*-'- •*•"-   —•"«    «.«..--».«.-   ..«•—~ ... ..       -     _ "recognize   every   month   in   the
year   is   Hayden's   "lf!00".     Ask
your elevator or grocer.
Kerapf Oil Co.,  424  S. Main St.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 35
Wanted—People in this vicinity
tates. etc., will confer a favor by
who have anv legal orintintr required in the settlement nf es-
having it sent to this newspaper:.
Tho rates are universal in such
matters and to have your notices
appear in this paper it is only
necessary to ask the Probate
JiTfTtre to send them to The
Saline Observer.
FLAGS-,
All Sizes — AH Fabrics
Price Range to Fit All Purses I
624  So.   Main  St. |
Ann Arbor, Mich.
FOX
New Hours at The Trocadero
price will be asked for the flow- while   ambitious   thoughts   stray gas station some time in June.
ers, the pennies of children being ahead to canning season-—ration- " 	
just   as  welcome   as   the   dollars «d sugar and all. CHave you no- a TT-^TT/YW   <Z A T "8?
of the wealthy.   A poppy over ev-  ticed that the Piatt PTA is striv- auuxw   QALiEj
ery heart is the  goal. , ing for. regular  dances  for  their .___,,.
  ! young folks as an effort, to com- ^f".!^. J*\.S™f X      i.      Th*. following hours will be ob-
Prooram   For ;bat  the  da*Sers  of juvenile  de- ™aiv        "feigned will  sell  served        the Trfl0Of,ol.-  otatio--.
„    B     .  . ZS linquency?   The. best  of luck  to at public auchan on the premises Manrtav through Friday.  6 a. m.
Memorial Day you, neighbors, and here's hoping at 209 West Henry street, Saline,
The program for Memorial Day^   own    ^nimunity    can   soon on
C-_-__TforTn__rade Sundav Innm' work*  aat   a   s01^011   to   a   like Satnrday. May 29.
_nTat  9   oS   Sv Tm Problera'     If some   adult   group  commencing at 1:00 o'clock sharp,
the school laiwn aiid marching to  could  be  s0   in?lined..to   SP?"80*  tw°  complete   lots   of   household
the    cemetery.     In.  the   line    of
entertainment   for    these   "kids"  goods.
niarch, headed by the* "tencl, will'~^?*-t^ty ^ ^nd-^<\.not Nine-piece dining suite, three
be members of The' American prf ^P1 *me ^^ _T ^bedroom suites, breakfast set,
Legibn and Auxiliary MOMS automatically established a. pop- table -and chairs, living room
Sy Scouts. "Girl ^outs and '*?ar4?and ^^7^^-^ ^uite, piano, three.odd dressers,
school, children. *' i^ form of w.ekly dances—and  odd leds   heating stove,   coal oil
to 11:  3. to  8 p. m.    Saturday:
6 a. m. to 11: 3 to 10 t>. ™. Sunday: 12 noon to 10 p. m.
I E. BEAN.
. For t.o-H-m?' flv i»«v«-.»_i stationery—printed, embossed or mono-
grammed —• distinctivp' h"sii-». .
stationery, business cardst an-.
Tiounpement'!. • s^cV '^rds. birth
announcements     wedd'Tip- > invita-
:At   the   eemeten-,   appropriatej^SL^TS*^* C^ *"*  ««.«"«. "«-  oil  ^oderjtions.  "Xmas   Greetings"   printed
the sun keeps smiling, the season     .. _.. ,       _„     ,,
of   skinned knees and bloody noses* other  a^]Cles-   20-gallon  jar  and
Odd- chairs.-   stands    and
remarks -will be. made.by Chap- the. sun keeps smiling, the season  stove*
kpn  Walter. IMacArthur....     .    .   'of   skinned kneesandbloodynoses' .,      . ..   ..   .
* =  j will soon  be" wdl* underway   for smaller   ones    fruit jars,  dishes,
I our    .'small   fry"—some   already'ana   other  articles too  numerous
' ! have a head start. ..olier skates,   to mention.
t  1,0       _.   -h„..z, 4.-™ z.^ 'skip    ropes,   wagons    and    bikes CARSON AND ELLIS.
bov Std     Sw el6 fwL.   ^ forrned.a paxade wnere not "CLARENCE   COO^   Auctioneer.
^r/^trt^^- ^      beCor5e! too long ago* skiis and ~sleds held   " 	
more   attractive   to the   opposite;
sex? ' '
j    Advice   To The   Lovelorn
Dear Dopeyr
sway.      Saturday's   -throng   "in Cancer  is a   disorderly growth
, Wheeler's   gave  us  a   sample  of of cells.
;        Short,   Fat, and  Lonesome,    [■what   to" expect   froiri   now" on.	
j Dear  Short,  Fat, and Lonesome: j cCan't  blame  KeveKng for   giv- Ev€K    ___T"i»Tn-Trsp_3
■    Tape, a course in reducing and ing up his soda bar "for the du- rv..' Frank Gifford.^ Toledo Ootome-
jtry  to  get into the WAACS.  A ration,  hut it sure is  complicat- t^st in branch office, Milan Hotel
Irniiform always'attracts men.   -  f ing matters in the one remaining mrerv  Saturdav 2:30 - to D^S  P.
Dopey.      ice cream parlor hereabouts.    ■ - ZM. Glasses fitted.      - - '
(your own name on or without)
-all prices.    Call 202. Saline.
AN ESSENTIAL
W*"   TNTTTTi.'rPV
NEETiH Fn.L*P
- TO   "K_F.F.*P .»EM
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Brakemen
Switchtenders
Telegranh "Ooerators
Yard   Clerks "
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NYCRR.   Jarteon.' Mich.*
Anrilinatinns   from    fno*,.    now
emoloyed   in war   industries  Will
not be eonsidered.
SalineTheatre
Friday  and  Saturday
FEANKBB  ALBERT in
The Spirit
s* of Stanford
—ALSO—'
Bitch Minds the Baby
With V-BGUSnA BEUCE
and BRAD   CRAWFORD
Sun.,   IJHpn.,. and   Taes.'
Maf-inee ' Sunday, "* 8  p. m."
j-IUDi" GARLAND   and
'GEORGE MURPHY  in
For Me and
My Gal
Wednesday and "Chnrsday
1 Lady in a Jam
[ With _lRI__NE JDUNNE
and PAaaUio KNOWI-ES
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