1944-04-20; Saline Observer

              ALIN
VOLUME 62
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY,  MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 20,  1944
NUMBER 28
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' <T Spring is here. Various and sun-
: dry have been the signs. Tlie cro-
i cus  is   in  blossom   and the  lilac
buds   are   really   swelling.     Boys:
and girls  leisurely  walking along'
A    very   lovely   wedding    took j swinging      tlieir      yo-yo's.        We'
Double Ring  Ceremony
Perforais-d   At   Home
Of The Bride's Parents.
leers
By Rotary Club For
Fiscal Year Starting
The First Of July.
PROCLAMATION
BOYS AND GIRLS WEEK
APRIL 29-MAY 6
!    Wanted—Spring for single bed.
Phone  239. 28
1 j place   at   the  home
f<5Xt\Xlllii XXtXii. I —        —
of   Mr    and' thonght that fad had passed but
Wanted—Child's   small   tricycle.
Whereas   Uie week of Alpri 29plwr-e 217 R3.  29
'. to   May   6   has  been   selected   as!
-,Bcys  and Girls  Week throughout      We    have    government    wheal,
the   United   States'   in   order   to  Saline   Mercantile  Co.
focus  public  attention  upon boys •	
  and girls,  their potentialities  andj    For   Sale—O.   I.   C.   stock   hog.
As officers have to be chosen in "*eir problems;  and . j Herman Alber, phone 118.      28
Whereas, it is apparent, in view j 	
The mission of this week is to provide
Saline and its trading territory with a
helpful, conservative banking home;
and to care for any credit needs that
can be cared for consistent with the
practice of good banking.
Your business is invited, protected and
appreciated.
s ' Mrs  Wirt   Boyce  at   Stockbridge
I ) at   8   o'clock   on  Friday   evening, xoP
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it evidently has been revived. To April for tlie fiscal year starting,     wnereas, il is_ apparent, m view
i ^   xx.-x   ...i— t-hp   firof   nf   .Tnlv    np.w   directors of uicreases m juvenile deluiquen-
it   all  we   heard "that'when the   first   of   July,   new   directors OI iucreu»» in juvenilis ubuiiuubu-■    1940 pontiac Sedan. Banish like
it   all  we   heard   that  wnen ^^ dMW &t ^ meeting. of the cy,_ that more^ effective jueasures new.    wiednm Auto. Co.,  Saline.
A7,^1  °ii10CwhP^   th^dnn^hi^'/'Butchie,"   the   little   son   of  Mr. were elected at the meeting oi tne .-•■
^^^Jf^nit^n  mafria^eW     Mrs.     Harold     Armbruster, Rotary  Club  at The Tavern last;--t  be   taken  to  safeguard  the
"    " **"■      — - t .        i-i- .     -1-4.        'PUm.t-fJmr    -n/**-./-.*n        Q*nrl     TTs*»V     in     til TO        "
Katrene,  was  united in  marriage ™4t""^ Bonnie" Jo,"the~ lit- Thursday noon,  and they in turn,
to Albert Gall,  sen  of Mrs. Her-  fr"™ IL.'   „7\f.    „^   -m*™,
welfare of youth;  and
For   Sale—Holstein  heifer,   calf
of   Mr.    and   Mrs. at the close of the regular session, >___*_*%_ T.^fL 5°L?^ ^„" by   side*   EuSene   -Heusel,   Ph°ne
,    ^xxxxx.xxv.„ ^.-_, the other day and el<
a  -x,     xx,    „„,   yn  ^"-m-f-' they unconcernedly walked  along fairs   of   the   orgs
formed  by the Rev.   C.  H. Wxtt- " / ..       ~   x,n,n*     hands some- 1944-45. The dired
I ^-Gall, of Saline township. The ^Sfm^he^day^d |cS^ ^'V^t^S -=y.- «,  present world strug- lkpil
dcuDle   ring   uremonj
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bracht of St. Paul's Church.
The wedding march was played one seeing
.rganizaTion "during i &le depends to a large extent up
directors are: Arthm-con the  competency of our youth,-
; boys and girls
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For   Sale—Good   quality   timo-
ont see^n^them^emarked "Well ; Heininger,   F.  O.  Wiedman,   G.  j.! we believe it is necessary to assist thy  and  clover hay.   Can  deliver.
„    v      ^    „ „       ,^-    ^ed Sothlrsurr^ of spring 28
by Mrs. Otto Gall and Orrin Gir- ™ottHer f^^f JP^.f-^P, barth>   Edward   Redi^   and   Don selves to help their country to-the
bach    cousin   of   the   ?rnom    san- whaTis iTthey°say abSutl"young barth,   Edward   Redies   and   Don %£*»""^i1^.
"O   Promts^   Me"    afd"' S ""irs   fancy   in   the   springtime? FqbL New  officers   are: ^t extent,
You   Truly" «LThat reminds us of another lit-
The bride was very attractive Ue S^1 who had a birthday party
in a floor length gown of white a couple of weeks ago which we
marquisette with sweetheart 3'oke reported in The Observer ana by
design of lace and high neck. Her S07rne    error    we    said    that    her^
mother, Mrs. H. L. Engel, served;
{   lace-edged  veil  was   of  finger-tip mouier, lvin
I    "Ipncrf-T*     a-nt,   cTia   pprriM   n   hmimipf   Sandwiches,
Available to take care of chii-
President—Arthur Heininger. I . Therefore I, Alwin Gross, Mayor Heating and sheet ntetai worn,
Vice President—F. O. Weidman.i°f Salme. do hereby proclaim the fUrnace cleaning and repawn-.a
Secretary—Leo Jensen. iweek begummg April 29 and end-  R   G. Wahli phone 160.
Treasurer-^Henry Leutheuser.     ' ™S   May   6.   1944   as   Boys   and; 	
Sergeant-at-Arms—E.  G.  Mann. (jlri*5 Week m this city   arya. I do dren  evening  and on week  ends.
Alwin   Burkhardt,   the   efficient hereby call upon the businessmen, c^  230,  evenings. 28
j ; length, and she carried a bouquet
ice cream
Ind coffee   secretary smce the death of Wal- *vjc       organizations       churches,
usually
ter   Cook,   due   to   the   fact   that schools, and citizens to co-operate,     Used    cars    wanted.    W*ll    pit)
liof  Johanna  HiU  roses  and white °^f®    _\ J_\"tlifthev  -K blnkhTg'duties are becoming more ^.":th   the   Boys   and   Girls   Week  top  priees  for  good   late  models
|:freesias.    Mrs.    Arlo    Wasson    of ^on t^go verj ^eU togottei^a ^ -^ ^ co^t^    m    carrjnn&    on    lts
.Gregory was her sister's maid of are ^^J1^^,,,, longer serve in that capacity, worthy  program.
!   honor.   She   wore   a   floor   length sne seivea wjiiic.-xj.b muwi „ .     ...   .      .      ......
Wiedman  Auto   Company.   Saline
rm-es^'orrose""taffeta "aid  caTrie'd delectable   to   the   kiddies'   t^te!'""charged Ji^v^'Wf^^    r»^ess -^^ to ta^;    For   Sale-In   Milan,   Mich.    8-
aa~ >W —. _»*«—. M. • aiess or rose taneta ana cameo , k -r^g b8t +he chil. davs recently, Herman Heininger VPZ° sr\, y j?.^11- ar11?, cfusef- ^ room house, double garage, extra
linp J5RVIHP^S - I !a b°>qUet °f ^Cll°W 6a^o6lls al?d drS knew the l^ereiL CThat and Albert Lange were conduct- s^ .f ^s °*V™ SallIle *° *e'lot, lovely yard, etc Phone 139
AAJLJlW     t*Jr'%A.V XS.AJgx'iJ           I   sweet   peas.and   wore   flowers   in  °rfn  knew tne  oixxerence.   «!.•>-•>*•-     . ,      .                 &                                  affixed   this   24th   day   of   April,.F2   Milan 9q
"                 I   her  hair   Txittle   Parol   Martin  of brings us  to the subject of cats,  ea to the head of the table, plea—                                           •>                    \*A  iuiian. ^9
Ijxilj.    iidu.   ivitue   ud.LOi   ividrun   ui        ,»„__     x     1.   ^j„„„„„^  ed   erultv   and  we.rp  sentenced   bv iJi**   	
li
|   Stockbridge,
the     three-year-old
and  the   current,   much   discussed ed guilty, and were sentenced by
ALWIN GROSS, Mayor.
» niec- of the bride wTa^Dow sabject of rationing food. Do you Preaaent Lenarum to wear dou-
} S The brWe-oom attiredIII remember the comic records that quets, which he presented them,
|   cress.    ine_Dxiaen.oom, aturea in made   for   victrolas, after  which all cjoined m smgmg
, :a_navy business suit, was attend- ™ed   to   ^ ™a^° w^   mudi -Happy Birthday to You";  which      since the close of the Red Cross Mercantile Company.
Just received shipment of Certified Irish Cobbler seed potatoes?
Place    your    order    now.    Saline
The One Story Bank On the Corner
Baby Chic
Order NOW
Following   _Tcfr^mony  a  re- Mm Fibber McGee and Mollie, or reminds  the   reporter  that  a  few Wai*- Fund  drive  a  tabulation  of qale_0r trade   7ft double
I   ceotion    for     about TvLt five Amos   an'   Andy   and   their   non- weeks   ago   four   members   were the memberships and donations to  .  Ff Sale—Or trade. 7-ft, double
I   Mests  was held at  tlfe  homf o? sense?  We seem to recall having brought   before   the   bar   charged the Red q-oss has been made for factor  disc for  cultipacker;  also
tte bride beard one a long time ago which with    a   similar    offense-Messrs. the   cit     of  Saline  and it  sllows have swmgmg draw-bar for Ford-
« I    The bride is a graduate of the might be brought out of the moth Cr.rtiss,   Jensen,   Redies  and  Fos- that weyhave exceeded our quota Ferguson for sale. Phone 141F2.
"♦SStockbridtre  Hi-rh  school   and   be   balls.    It  was  considered  a  gooC" dick—and because  there  were  so by §878.71.    The total, amount for      ,„=r,x01, -.no.   „-   „Qo1oc=
fore  he- maSlL  w^s  e^1ov?d joke  then,   but wouldn't  this  ad- many of them they were ordered the  aty turned in was 51,878.71."   . J"1^*   ~ -^   ™£   "S^
tore  ne-   marriage  was  emplojed J"«-« • auDrouriate to  join  in  the   song,   which  they      Amon£r the business olaces and stock: borses $3.00, cows $2. Call
m    tlie   office   of   the   American vice it gave  tie quite appropriate        j &. j      Among tne  ousmess places ana   collect     Tecumseh     350.     Carrol
News Company of Ann Arbor. Mr. now:     "Come     after     breakfast   o.id. local    organizations   we   find   the Licensee for DarUng & Co.
Gall  is  a graduate  of the  Saline bring   along  your   lunch,   and   go     ,Althur„^evens of Milan snow   folloWing list of interest: ; *
High school and in his youth was borne  before  supper  time"?   Was ed     me fin    motion pictures tak-      MOMS> §10
prominent in 4-H Club work and that    the    beginning    of    potluck en along the route of the Jennes-
at present is active in the Farm dinners?   ftWe  have   often heard see>   Vallev   Authority   and   of   a
Bureau    and    other    agricultural  the   remark   about   catching   flies boat trip from Chicago to the Soo
oroiects with  sugar,   but have  you  heard explaining  the  different  views  as
Following a short wedding trip that men returning from the Pa- the film progressed, and they were
the  couple will make  their home' cfiic zone say that Japs are being much enjoyed. ,
For Later Delivery
WHITE LEGHORNS, BARRED ROCKS
WHITE ROCKS
Sexed or Unsexed Baby Chicks
All our breeding stock is Pullorum tested aiid"
T. B. tested by an accredited veterinarian under supervision of Michigan Bureau of Animal
Industry.
We have Master Mix Feeds, Semi-Solid
Milk, Poultry Equipment and Remedies
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
"We are open Wednesdavs until 9 P.M.
Sundays 8 A. M. to 10 A. M.
All week days 8 A. M. to 6 P. M,
Morton Poultry Farm
"HOME   OF  QUALITY   CHICKS"
BOB MORTON, Prop. PHONE 65R2
on  the fa"rm"on"wmow'"road."""(caught with" salt?   It seems  that      Guests   were   Rotarians   A.
American Legion, $25.
Legion Auxiliary, $25.
Methodist Church $4.
Willing Workers, $25.
R and B Tool Company, $25.
, Ladies* Aid of the Federated
J- Church,   $15.
i For Sale — Youhg Shropshire
jewes with lambs, 1 mile south
.and 194 miles west .of Milan de-
'•pot at 18200 Sherman road. Mead
,|B. Spencer. 28
Choice   gladioli   bulbs   30c   per
JUNIOR FARM
BUREAU NEWS
caugnt   wan   sail:   it   seems   uiai        —"      ■      —    -•   ^liuu-uu,    ^jlu.
the  islands  of  the   South   Pacific Cox   of   Milan   and   Walter   Mac-;    "Friendship   Class  of the Feder- dozen  or  4  doz*  for ?1-  At least
'"--,-  -■"   '—   ' -'— '   -   -    - — 10    varieties    per    dozen.    How-
have no  salt and this commodity Peek of Ann Arbor 'ated Church, $5.
(must be imported.    Since there is      Will'am. Jakad. who has been a,    Hoeft's Gas Station   $10.
ino   commerce  between  them   and member of the Chebovgan Rotary!     savings Bank,  $10.'
' America at the present time, they Club, expects to tranfpr his alleg- j     citizens Bank   S25.
eisen,   12215   Mich.
■ Willow  road.
(US-112)   at
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Especially   equipped   to   repair
The   next   county   meeting   will are without  salt  and very  rnucn iance  here,   which  wdl  swell  the,.   Ladies' Aid,  St.  Paul's  Church, j B^n\x^\nd  t^-rn macWnei-v
be held at the Farm Bureau store in need of it.    So  great is their membership to 20. more than the 525. I wrfrtw%™ii    Vtad,       hS
on April 25. The topic to be dis- longing for it that when a hand-  club has had for a long time,
cussed will be the milk problems ful "is offered them they come and
Welding   of    all    kinds.
| Brothers   -will   fix   it   if
• can.    Phone 101.
Brooks
anyone
Burkhart Store   $5.
    ■■   - ■-- - -~ ,-,.,-- —-„   ...   .  . Lambarth Brothers, $15.
of our farmers today. Bob Brues-, accept it and, of course, the trap C'M-njrjimitV  Nifht I    Woman's  Club,  $5.
tie will act as recreation chairman catches   its   prisoner.     When   we      _. ~.     " " . , ,|     Fosdick & Ford, $25 i    „    ,   „   , -    - -
at this meeting. consider the fact that a Jap will*     The   last   and   most   success-ul      Gross  Hardware,   $10 !    ©"ad,  Useless Farm Animals
The community meeting on suic5(ie rather than be taken pris- community social evening of the ••? * ; removed. Horses $5.00. cows $4 00.
May 9 will be recreational. The oner even to save his own life, fason w" ^ld Monday All can -nieater (collection) i^rompt service, including Sundays.
Ann Arbor group will meet at their longing for salt certainly be assured the Community Get-- ^Qj'le -meacer, *.co"ecuonl j Call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges,
the home of Harold, Wilbur and must be great. Let's send the *£&£<? JfJ^Jl ^ Seals' JuniorRed Cross. fFord schooI | Adrian, Mich. AdrianTankage Co.
Elmer Diuble. boys CTlt there a fpw shiploads of eryone is now aware that tnere is ^^ QB,.ne sp1,    n  S20 52 	
A paper drive for the war ef- it/ cohere is still much discus- a* rAeal commumty spirit in Sahne Begides ^ there we ,fated| For Sale—We have a supply of
fort will be sponsored. A commit- slon in this community regarding     As a whole we are grateful to fh various numbers and sizes on hand
tee  was  appointed by the  presi- fce  closing   of   the  ration  board ™ny individuals  and groups for £ * - ™ of  Genuine  Pfister Hybrids  seed
dent in the Ann Arbor and SaliUe here    and    in    the    other    towns the   success   of   this   venture.   It ^ | O-  ™„ coin.   Frank   Kanitz    10572   Far
group.   Everyone is asked to save Prolmd   alx)u.t   the   county.     The %»*&   be JX J   ^triN*1 «5 a"d ^"    So*far L 'could .fl'U^ ^J°Uth °f C°ne- Ph°ne
their paper for this drive. Manchester    Enterprise    recently ™jne all *0lea^0x.h/v^0™e.b" detprmined th.re were 415 in-!237F21' Mdan'
Two  of our officers were mar- bad a two-column write-up about ute±   Lets thank the Committee. subscriptions   for   mem-!    c ~Z Z~
ried-Katrene    Boyce   to    Albert Jt  and  other  rationing  problems,of Twelve for their fame_ anc^I the;    J[h^1   f^%™^   ^"^      See    us    for   poultry   mashes,
Gall—at the home of the bride in and adviCe. From that column en- editor of The  Observer for  miOc-,_t ,„„,„J„ „„„ 7^ 1™v.„„t,°„:; concentrates,   and   scratch   gram
?-x? J"l!S:,!' T1!1 bTCTS,*^ inu   known   all   our  plans.     Letrsjnot ^clude infts and memberships; wrha7eTcWpiete"itoe"of heated
titled "New Deal Red Tape Binds ^"f™?^^ ,„  £„  fact that!covenna* individuals who were so-■ water fountainc5
commu-!^ m places of work such _as|nests and Salsbt]
programs   and" activities *of   the _~? ™^ wilf gladly   ac- rtt*     If we can work so weU to-j^ >?^ *_**!* M_ma., conditioners.        Morton
Stockbridge. titled "New Deal Red Tape Binds ^  ™e"  ^e7n  £e  fact thaticovprinf individuals who were so-;      ter fountainJ   Dr00ders,  feeder
The manual is now ready, a 65- Ration Beards"  we  take  the foi- each  taKe prioe _in   uil hcitpd m places of vrork. such as;       te       - Salswv»,
page   book   covering  the  policies, lowing sentences  which  the  local we are a put of ared commu ^^^ ^ Fmd m_n , neste and Salsbi^y.
      „_j   -„„x;.„-xj„o.     ~c     xx,~ . .D ,       -,,      _.,~j,—     „„     rntxr       Tf  WP.   Can  WOrK  SO  Weil   tu „_,-__ n   t j   _» . tAMlUlUUIieis. x\xv
re Ldii w«tiv ■*•" ™^" "" -etc. Saline may well be proud of i^^ „>,„"; (.^0
Icept as a feather in their caps, ?ether in creating JJ ^g^j this *-pco--h i„ backing ?up the j Farm> Phone 65R2'
i,.. x,x        „*   ..„«..   ^^finto^Tlning   for   all   to   enjoy,   tnen   it,_ .     ..   . . _.....
s remedies and
Poultry
Junior  Farm Bureau
There are ten sections and each j "After   a   year   of  verv   efficient
■ having   been   constructed   by   a,serviCe the local. ration" boards in
committee  of  young people.  The Manchester,   Saline,   Chelsea   and
[sections   are:   Foreword   and   ac- Dexter have been ordered to dis-
knowledgment; J.listory  of Junior continue serving the public by is-
Quality is always paramount at Schmid's, and
yet the prices are comparatively   as   low   as
Needs   ^y one ehe's-
You Strong
Pork Roast 35c Kraft Dinner
Shortribs   23c     A new short-cut f6r
Lamb Shanks   15c     busy cooks; one pkg.
Bisquick—cuts time serv
and work almost in Austin's Dog Food
half   38c     Highly nourishing,
Jello Puddings                  Easily Digested
Tops for Taste.... 10c    &™ Pounds 57c
Kraft French Dressing Sunshine Graham Crax
Fresh! Zesty  21c     pound box .......... 20c
RES
UIGtTBiL
&t?tmtjn
mxx,6 x„» — „ enjoy,
should follow that we can work
on any project that will benefit
Saline. All that has been said
about the strength of a group can
[be  applied  to  us now. No  mat-
"-" X,r.,At,      «TO   -x\Vi\
bovs in their efforts and of their j
willin.°nes   to   IipIp   all
need here and abroad.
those  in
i     Wanted—People in this vicinity
who have any legal printin;
Farm Bureau; Definition of Junior suing gasoline ration books,  can- iuc  dj^.x^xx   —   --  —- ....
Farm Bureau; How Junior Farm ninxr iugar, etc. The original ter what the future holds, •we wm
Bureau functions; Officers' duties; idea of having a volimteer board |be able to cope with ea°"^^
Parliamentary procedure; Pro- _ gach community was not con-[problem if we keep J"s „--_,
gram and types; Financing; Dues ceived by the OPA—that wouldfnity Spirit alive, au
and suggestions; Junior-Senior -^ too simple and practical—but is your support.^
relation; Camp; Counselor and W the local board who spent a! The CAP Cadets and tneirie^
duties. ^ of their own time getting to-'er  certainly  ****** bPe proud
This   manual   can   be. obtained_gether   these   volunteer   workers drilling. Saline c&n^eu. ik^^
through the County Farm Bureau   ' -    -
Board.
Plan for 1944 Camp
who have done an efficient job be- of all those in umform including
cause they knew the people they the cadets. ^
were   dealing   with.     Their   only'    One of_ tte lugh pomte ot^
the    circle
At the board meeting April 1," crime must have been that they-evening   was
Lansing,     Katrene     (Boyce)
Gall,   state   camp   chairman,   an- pass rtjaong ro-jbm *uum^«»™. ™£™ZJZ onl hundred" who  took
i must nave oeen mat uie.v; evei"*-e "•*"!_ — c.„>,mi<i«- intro-
(Boyce),were too efficient." Thanks! Well dance that Hans Schnudt mtto
(Boyce),     _    .t ^^ ^^ ^       ■      ^ Xt ^ a very good m«er
nounced the plai^ for this year's too.   ftEvery  now  and  then,  far for  over one^nun   »^
camp.   Declaring   that   the   rapid to° ^equently, we hear and read part.and s^mea tc, em .^
P     of case^ where little children are selves    <^-™?aWgL.
reau   necessitated   a   camp   pro- left alone and througK some un- gerbread^and «:^™"
growth of the Junior Farm Bu- of cases
gin-
The
known manner
a firl starts with crowd will be looking for some-
gram   which   would   keep   pace °"*"*" "*— vr ~^,.,.„„   rz.:      ,.,r_ +i,0t ai?ain
with    the   needs   for   leadership a   tragedy  as   the  result   Of ten- thing like ^^^^    lans  for
training, she announced that therl times   it   is    believed   that   the.    There   are   te™™/ -
would be four sections of camp.    | youngsters   started   the   fire   by ™e0*™0T*V1C™ge_0_->
Three sections will  be held at playing   with   matches.   There   is Have you any suggest
of-
re-
| quired. in the settlement of" estates, etc., will confer a favor by
having it sent to this newspaper.
The rates are universal in such
matters and to have your notices
appear  in  this  paper  it is  only
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
Gc per line first  insertion. 4c pe? j necessary    to    ask-  the    Probate
line   each   subsequent   insertion  ! Judge  to send them to The  Sa-
3IINIMUM   CHARGE  35  CENTS j ^n® Observer.
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     at
TRY  AN  OBSERVER LINER.
Clarence
phone 152.
Cook,      Auctioneer
For  Sale—5 gallon paint pails, i
Phone 46R2. i
For Sale—Worthy seed oats. F. j
H. Clements,  phone  166F13. '
For  Sale—2-yr.-old Early Pfis-f
ter seed oats.    Phone 194F23.      9|
All Sizes — AH Fabrics
Price Range to Fit All Purses
624  So.  Main   St^j
Ann Arbor, Midi:
FOX
Waldenwood^near Hartland, and something    fascinating    about    a^^	
one   at  Camp  Grielich  in  Grand nre,   if   there   ™e™\ so   ™**y\ I .   TTnenital
Traverse county. The first session grown-ups wouldn't get up in the j      Saline   General   tiosouai
of camp will be for one week and middle of a cold night to follow j |	
Avon representative, Esther;
!Wells. Call for an appointment,]
:120,  Saline. !
For     Sate—Duroc     gilts     five!
wiU be confined to selected lead-.the   fire   engines   when   they   are' _ at*.Wake   and months old*    Dan Hertler & Son,!
er<?  from  each countv I called   out.   So   why   blame   andi    Mrs.   Raymond   M^ltP'L<i t„ phone 184F21. . i
The ^exftwo Sons will be punish children when they are at- little a^to "^S&v^last!	
three   davs   and  will  be  for  the tracted by a fire they know they.Whittaker on Wednesday oi  ^     For Saie__0ats> baled ^y ajld
™ - ~ __._    ~4--4-i-   -,Tl4S-t~    -    mof/ili    nftf   va^liT-    --radlr ' nfM„. H/T—'t-.^l *TlT ^l,-,^, _!.*»_
B£
younger members. The final  ses- can start with a match not realiz-, week. b  j straw.    Mabel    Needham,    phone
Sion will be for five days and will ing the consequences that may re-t    Mrs.   HowardButts^ ana   u*j_ {195ir±,   Saline.
be for both officers and members suit?   It would be far. better  if son went to their home in Mayor" northwest  counties. [parents   put  matches  out  of  the bee^on Friday.
1939 DeLuxe  Ford Tudor.   Re-
northwest  counties. parents   put   matures   «ui  «■    "~ ",«"       V^5f™   nttn   «?f*hrock  ofl     "LTOa  i"ajL,AB  J"OI7U   11luur-   «*e"
B. F. Hennick wiU again direct:reach of youngsters or hide them.:    Mr.  and Mrs. O^^^fX^rf  built   motor,   excellent   condition,
the   camps   to   be   assisted   bv   a j Parents and grown-ups of all ages; Milan are the parents  of  a gin..„.   , ..__..
Wiedman Auto Co.,  Saline.
iff    which    will    include    Mrs. are unwittingly aixu xxxxux^xxy x=- ^ """-r-.widmaver and little,    ^
Frank Gensrich of River Forrest 'sponsible for many tragedies for   Mrs. Armin J^idmayer ana "lliC|    For
m    nr   nlldd -Sout  of  Central!which   they   do   not   accept   the,1 son returned home on Saturday,    .bathtub;
SteteD TeSrs    Colleg! ^K'Same.   CWe   just   took   another!,  Little Alice_andl^is Chapmanj^ ^^ ^ op gml_ p_ m
Sale—Baby    buggy    and
also    kerosene    stove.
•T^lor   o^   Farm   Foundation   of,look   at   our   calendar  for   April,had toisffl^^«o^|ateday^.
Chicago.  M.  J.  Bushier of  Sagi- once more, and of all thmgs, we,    ^tie^ Kuebler also had ner
n«w and Norman Peterson of De-!discover  todav.   April  20   is   the tonsils out_onoS«^day
troit - birthday of that wonder of won-     Mrs  Ervm   F-impsei   ana  utue
Each oountv is  allotted bv the ders.    the    indispensable    (so    he.flM^iter wP^t   -  their home  m
sponsoring organization funds for thinks)   Adolph Hitler. He  is   5o Milan on Tuesdav. BreIlioll
scholarships    to     the    leadership! years old todav. One would tto--*     WilberCoe  and Fred Brenion
training camps. The Countv Farm, that by this time he would have.remam about the same.
Bureau  and local farm elevators acquired some  sense,  Smce it isj
For Sale—100 day-old single
comb Rhode Island red chicks.
Available Saturday. F. R. Clements,  phone  166-F13.
partTcikte"ta"iies7"schola;shIp;saidthat he  dependsupon ^^1H    ^1^3 &e Un^ed Stetes pro-
r x-x_.— loeers for advice and guidance, we.duced approximately 370,000 tons shop
Don't wait! If you're planning
to have a permanent in May or
June, make your appointment
row! Phone 5SR2. Helen's Beauty
presentations.
About    one-fouth    of    all
v-fonder   what   they   see   in   the of hemp  straw which^will yirfd
the stars for his  56th year?     What'about 50,000 tons  of fiber,  sufll-
land in the Netherlands is below]are the Allied Nations giving-him,cient^ to^ supply^ttejreqniremente
sea level.
Eyes Examined
Dr. Frank Gtfford. Toledo Optometrist     Office:   Milan   Hotel,
for   a   bhrthday   present   today? of the textile industry for hemp
The papers and the radio will, no'fiber.
doubt, reveal that piece of news j '■	
to us in a dav or two. Anvhow.ito   get   him   all   in   one   piece.
,we wish for him all the luck in'CThat  moAong 'van  in front   of
               ,ithe world in surrendering to our "Pete" Grafs the other day was
Saturday 1>:60 to Pr?.0 p. rr>. Glass-1 boys over there who" acre so au*K-'a  long  way  from home—-MSamiJ
es fitted. (11th year in Milan.)       ious  to get a look at him  and Beach, Fla,
There definitely is going to be
a shortage of poultry meat available just a tittle bit later. We
have some excellent Barred
Rocks, New Hampshire and Cross
Bred Processed Cockerel Chicks
up to four and one-half weeks of
age on hand now.
SALINE  HATCHERT
Saline, Michigan Phone 52R2
SalineTheatre
Friday   and    Saturday
ROY   ROGERS   in
Hands Across
the Border
—ALSO—
JOHN  HUBBARD   in
Wnispering Footsteps
Sim., Mon., and Tues.
MaSinee   Sunday.   3   p.   m
MARY MARTIN and
• FRANCHOT  TONE   in
True to Life
Wednesday and Thursday
LAIRD   CREGAR and
MERLE  OBERON in
The Lodger