1944-08-24; Saline Observer

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THE    SAL
VOLUME  62
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,    AUGUST   24,    194=
NUMBer 44
It's Just Plain
Horse Sense
We are a local institution. mtreT-
ested in tlie comm*iinity, equipped to
supply financial services incMing
.loans. We "know 3*-our needs and
problems and want to lielp jfou. It's
ito your best interest to bank 'here
and borrow here. You benefit, and
the community benefits. Won't you
,come 'in .and talk things ©ver?
Saline Savings
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Merchants Won
Sunday^To 4
Will  May   Two
Twilight Games; Go To
Onsted   On   The   28th.
SEEN 'AN HEARD
j.f£0.nly    pne   more    month    and!
j summer j... will again he declared a
■ part   of   past   history.     Already;
|tjh.ere  are   lots   of   signs   of   ap-;
Many Notables
J (At Rotary Meeting
Last Snnday, when Local 5Q
from the homber plant could not
play, Junior Armbruster's team,
which plays throughout the Veek
in Ann Arbor, agreed to play.
They have a  very well balanced |
proaehing fall.    Fruits are ripen-;
Pictures Of Threshing
"Dynamic   Kernels"
Shown  In  Theater.
For  Sale  —
, ,.        x. ...      xuv   xix-~u\xx^s,,    which    most   of -cppr)    whpnt>
ing; small gardens have been har-;    __. __. Mann, program chairman; our rea£ers -n^ve seen mustrated ^cme 166F13.
plow The straw was left on the
ground, where it was chopped
into the surface of the vast flat
fields by disks and. left there
to anchor the top-soil against
wind and rain, to form a mculeh
against evaporation of moisture
by the sun, .and to provide the
precious decaying organic matter known as humus."
The  pictures.
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     at
Clarence
phone 152.
Cook,      Auctioneer,
We    have    government   wheat.
Saline   Mercantile Co.
American  Banner
F.    R.    Clements,
vested, and what  is  left   of the'for   August,   furnished .an   extra
corn will soon show signs of rip-: g"°°<i.   on«   £>r J*j»t    Thursday's
, , _ .,,  .     .     ;  -meeting of tlie Rotary Club. One
enw©  and farmers  wall  begin  to,Qf  th/digtinguished visitors  was
£11 their  silos—and  just look  at'E(iwar<i  h.   Faulkner,   author   of
in   the   Detroit   and   other   daily:
papers and magazines, were very1 -pQV Rent—Seven room house,
good, bringing to a close a splen- modern, and garage. Phone S8F3.
.did program. The York Mills.
team, mostly yoiiig players.        J fee gardens, what's left of them; the well-known  "Plowman's Foi- tnraham.pro|)yn
Artnbruster   pitched   the  entire after   the  drouth!     And   another! ly." ; VrldlUim-T lUU^n
Heating and sheet metal work.
Bank
The One  Story Bank On the Corner
game  for   his   outfit   and did   a!<sar.e sign -is  that  the  .pests   of j    Mr.   M.ann  had   arranged  with)    Hilda Gross Probyn was united   R   G   Watfi   phone 160
swell job.    With tofti cnfoeS cft-Om starlings  visiting many parts   ofjperry   Hayden   of   Tecumseh   to in marriage on Saturday evening,      •     " ' '
Saline it took three regulars out the <sity for the .past six weeks or attend and bring his  pictures  of i Aug. 19, at the home of her par-; GUNS
of the Merchants lineup.    Socks, more  seem  to  have  migrated  to  scenes    taken  when    the    wheat! ents,     Mr.     and    Mrs.     Herman:     w   buv &nd trade  °nns   R. A
who   had   to   work   Sunday,   and .other  parts.     Neighbors—haven t|which had so much publicity, was' Gross,    with    Lyle    Graham    of McHenry   plione 115   "
Leidel failing to report, made the|you   missed,   their   chatter?      VV"e threshed  and the  amount  of  the, Owosso.     Rev. H.   L.   Engel  per-. *
Merchants   weak.      Owen   Hoeft, (-think we -Shall   try   to   keep   the tithe    determined.    Other    guests, formed the ceremony in the pres-       Uged    carg   Wanted    Will   pay
with   a   sore   arm   most of   the'date   in   mind  for   anottoer year.^^re: j ence   of   members   of   the   inime-   top  prices  for  good  late modelo
season, looked to lae back in tip- Perhaps   they  migrate  -with   tne      Clifton H. Stimpson,  Cleveland, i diate families.    Mrs.  Kurt Rock-, wfettoism" Auto  Comnanv   Saline,
top form "when he pitched the full regularity of the swallows of Cap-,OWo> ^g^ E   _>_rsa__s. Tecum-' feller of Vermontville and Donald   wleumtU1  A w        "F*".y.   ___u
game    and   kept   the   opposition istrano^-ho one" has been interests-  sej.    c   E   ^u^   East .Lansing   Gi-ahain  of Ann  Arbor were  the      Fo_  sale—Three  vear  old Hol-
we»> in   check  all   afternoon. led enough of the pesky tnmgs to  -,._*.-.       _    _    U       -.,.  _._■*=• ^«™^™4.„       ,_,.-*,.„„*, x „      *or  faaie—xnree  year  oia iioi
Wednesday evening the Colored figure feat out     Anyway it will
Rotarian   T.   B.   Nilson,    Clinton, attendants.      Refreshments    were  stein ^^   new mQci__ phone 188-
A.  Lee  Schaefer,  Clare-nce Munn,  served   to   the guests   after   the F21.    Arthur Lutz,   11030 Macon
All-Stars     from    "!Tpsilanti,     the be ano&er year before they both-. EdwaTd w   staebler and Kenneth ceremony.    The couple will be at  xoad
team that played the opener this  er 'Us c"again—We hope it will  De. Heininger,   Ann   Arbor,   Mr.   and liome    to    their   friends    at    904
spring   and   gave   Saline   a   good longer. CTalk about getting tired. M       c   D    phikbeiner,   Mr.   and  South  State   street,   Ann   Arbor.
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gameT said   they   would   have   a of a monotonousilif fr—the service-: j^;     peny    Hayden;'
„    , . , . The Saline General Hospital will
Roy     J. = Mrs. Graham is employed by the  ^  cloJsed mU1 ^^j. Ijabor Day>
„„~x*x   .— _    „ e„_rv,~„c,  Ar, it   fhp J     xxaj^xx,      xxx,j      u.  — --.   ~-—-— —   -—c--j—  ~j        Qg   cioseo  unui   alter  __iauor  uay,
stronger   hunch   when   they   re- men do-it, the farmers ao it,, tnejRood>   East    Lansing.j    Royal    B.cBell Telephone  Company  m  Ann   Sept 4   No  new patients will  be
turned later, played here at 6:30.. store and shop keepers do it—ev- j ComfQrt>    Tecumseh,    Frank   W.i ^bor and Mr. Graham is a test admitted until that date.
The Merchants -will go  to Ma-' erybody does it.    But change the, TruUj (^^3 Lake, Donald T. "Cur- pilot at the Willow Run Bomber
con   tonight  at 6:30  to  play  the'occupation  to get rid of monotony ^   Jackson,   William   L. Becker, Plant.
team there, "which consists mostly and we are homesick for the 01a 1Kifk  3attsdor2,   Tecumseh,   Joe'	
of young men.    Macon has been one we wanted so desperately to, ^^y.   H .Cumberland McTaffffart-TTMch
.winning   the   majority   of   their leave. A cadet m a western camp Jolm  Ke - ^^..UCi.dgg.Ul UU1CII
.mmes ! couldn't stand it any longer _ and. enfift  raa,lri(,r    T,nneer   Rntariansi    The marriage of Mildred E. TC
■ ence  Blauder,   Lapeer,   Rotarians i
Semi-Solid Buttermilk in drums
and barrels for poultry. We have
a good supply on hand. Morton
Poultry Farm, phone 65R_.
Next Sunday the Merchants on his first leave went out toji _ Guy :mlleT^ mi__n. William K.' ""'ch. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. For Sale — Registered Duroc
will go to Onsted for a return farmhouse and made ms piea. iie -g^itton, D. T. Burleson Fay A. Fred Ulrich, of Ann Arbor and jersey gilts and boars. Immunized
game. Onsted beat S.aline on was a farm lada.nd was so nrane-.^^^ John R. Thompson, Guy.George W. McTaggart, son of for cholera. Dan Hertler & Son,
their  visit   here.   The  Merchants sick for. a  farm he  didnit  Know E      aiding,     Tecumseh.       Also Mrs. George    McTaggart, and    the. 7225   XJS-112    phone   184F21.
expect to have all of their regu- whattocdo.   The farmer gracious-; ^  one  of the ^^^ was L   v   •---    ••	
lars in ihe game,   which will  be.ly  came, to has rescue  and gave, steiner
competition     for     any    amateur, Wm a traotor to  ride, -which ne |     TwQ   ^^    from    the    service
nine.
.... '.if • you ~feed .a
BALANC£D 7RATION.!
"Trying t.to > gpt isby..un; grain .and < grass
.alone cues dowc- profits ..fori more. than
- feed bills. Balancing home-grown feeds with
jostled about on the farm all the, present,  David "Vaughn and
rest of,the day    We bet Uie.tired; John .*        ^    Elmer ^
lad felffmuch better when he re- s
turned to camp. C.A few days ago, J^s "*   lu-a   •"•"' r,   ^..
Fun And'Fumble Xeague
Thnrsday, 'Aug. 17
Merchants  13,  Rotary 6 .„-_«_   -_-ca.,.c_      itcv    ^,xixixx,px,ix
Jagw, Bredernitz; Jakad, Ham-, of the paper shortage.of^ course, | of ^^^^ ^ose denomination
ilton.
our thoughts went back to an Ob
late Rev. McTaggart, took place
at 5:30 Saturday afternoon at
the rectory of St. Thomas Catholic Church, Ann Arhor, with
Rev. Bernard M. LaBel'e officiating. Miss Selma Ulrich, sister
of the bride, and Morris Hill of
.Ann Arbor were the attendants
A reception was held at t-i-.c home
of   the   bride's   parents   following"
»n. , our tnougnts weni) -oacK 1.0 ai 1 00- ..s   me   Tecipient   of   ms ,g the ceremony with Mrs. Karl Ul-
Saline"Valley, Ford, no game.    ! servation made by u friend who ^^  offered a prayei-of thank-i rich   of  Kansas   City. Kas.,   and
■STA-SIDINGS
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Federated Church    5
Merchants        5
Rotary ........... 2
Ford        1
Saline VEtlley.     1
Methodist Church    1
1 High   School      0
Thursday, 'Aug.
Rotary—-High/ School
Metfcodijst—^Ford.
, _,.      __..        T.-   .     .   „    l.t*.1_    .,,.. 1   XXXXXXx,      UU.C1CU     &     UlttVCl-   Ul      UIiaiLK.- I   ' **-"■       "-^       xxxxxx.,-^.^        ^...^j,     xxtx^.,       txxx^x
was traveling in Italy a little over | fulness   fbr the   splendid  harvest I Miss  Katherine  Boyer  acting  as
L Pet [twenty  years ago.     In  some   ot ■_.g^d  the bountiful donation.           1 hostesses.    The couple will be at
0 1,000. the  towns  she  visited  a  certain     -j^ -pauikner talked for -about I home at the Planada apartments.
0 l,OOo!kmd of br.ead was baked hard ml.ten  rt]invites about- his   theory  ofi Ann    Arbor,    after   a    two-week
3 .400: round loaves witt  a Me m tte;&                  The   Reader-S   -Digest, • wedding    trip    through    northern
2 .333, center like a doughnut TheChouse- December,  presented a W1 Michigln.
3 .250!w.rfe-*ometimes    qmi    husband-;lgoodresume   '0/m&  «.plowlrIan.^ s.     	
4 .200; would buy a loaf andJiang it on p Bromfield,   from               CABD OF THANKS
3    0,000  her arm to cairyit home. In one,       ^     »                       following:     !                           	
case  a   man   carrying  the  bread «   * --
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He spoke about his back yard i    Mrs.   Oscar   Hosmer   expresses
and   about    a! her sincere thanks to the Ameri-
; Pillsbury.'s. BEST;.52% Dairy ..Cone.
. tnakfsi.high, pii|k.j.pr.pdu.ction. mpj-e.efo-
, nonucal.; J. providc_i.the proceins, vitamins,
and minerals, thpt grajn. and grass lack.
. It   mak^.s .-a .balanced : ration , For .body
maintenance and.mi^TlP.aki.ngt F<^d p.Uoty
.for bothjjpb.s.
jhome,  met another man and- ?ob.in   Biyria     0hio
j into an altercation with him   to-. '     • acres •        6 poor' oan Legion Auxiliary, the Bridge
  . ^ usmZ *6 l0af.t0J^L It-?,^ -""tana which he had leased  as  an I water Ladies' Aid,  neighbors and.
r-*        +~   G   1 ^ -D^~^«+   1 !"a7tJ °Xer me ^-'Jr ^T TtpTt  experimental plot. He had been a: friends  for  the fruit juid flowers
County Salvage Report !it back.on his -^l and went    ^ ^dhadr :fee_- ent herwMlein the hDspitaL
The   county  salvage   committee; home.    The bread was unwrapped, ^^/^ Qf Ms ideag ^ ti 	
has been-actively eng^ed in the! too.    ,^ ,,,£^5 „„C°?,? J^ff'-revolutionary lor his superiors toT CARD OF THANKS
Qo-in-TK,  nf  waa-hP   wiatprfais  sinr.e; come well -wrapped or what -would „..,        '„ ,,„   „„,. K„ „_!
Furnished apartment, Ists, floor,
Part rent for taking care of furnace. Also henhouse 10x20. In-
ouire 102 E. Henry St. Ph. 213R4.
Wanted — Dead and useless
stock: horses $3.00, cows $2. Call
collect Tecumseh 350. Carrol
Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co.
Especially equipped to repaid
auto parts and farm machinery;.
Welding of all kinds. Brooks-,
Brothers will fix it if anyone,
ean.    Phone 101.
Try some Pillsbury's Best 32%.
Dairy Concentrate and Maxi-Meal*
Hog Concentrate. We have a good
supply on hand.    Morton Poultry -
Farm, phone 65R2.
■wrapped
the sugi
we   hung   them on   our   arms to
saving   of  waste   materials   sincei £«"«= wcu_ w-^pcu. »  ,v"°'1- '%"""-*! swallow.. Now  he   sold  insurance!
July 1, 19-2,  and for the. period j °eco™f_ °f *JLS"PrJ?d„™!S „.„ I when he needed money to pay his'    I  wish   to thank   everyone  for
FARMERS   —   Settle   valuable .
breeding    cows    and    sows    with
REX WHEAT  GERM OIL.  Sold
on   "money   back"   guarantee   at
Saline Mercantile Co,
„7L~,   .wv,     +«   „,,.  _,™    t, » rrent.      His    father   had   been    a I the kindness  shown me  while  in
carry  home  to   save paper    C.A, .   f£1TMT1Ar.  ,_  T7-AT,f„,nw whn fe Ti™mit,i
foothill farmer  in Kentucky who, the hospital.
Minnie   Klumpp.
For Sale—Because of sickness,.
a good team 8-9 years old, and
harness. F. Feitel, 93300 Chase-
road, Belleville, phone 2303 Belleville.    Will sell  cheap. 47
of  two years   ending   with   June
3,   1944,  has  made  the following , „,     „, . ,WuUu ia.j.mcr
collections: *S ^^^LTl^Ud^ ' ™^ his farm -a green island of
Metal,   4i;836,C0C? pounds. ^ an^ item advismg war *todes, rit    ^     %e sick ,arnls
Rubber,  1,159,569   pounds. jhow    to    handle^   their-Tbwtonta, *"    ^     / s S , Carthage,   from      _     .   „   ,        „ ,   .     ,
Paper,   9,'564,000   pounds. ;.f™^t    ^™"^w™1^   ide^had   come   down   to 264-202 B.  C, was made up "en-      Deadv ^eless Farm Animals
Rags, 564,424 pounds. j ^J^J^1 tfy™f^    hS^m  from   his  father.   *****   tirely  of .soldiers  of fortune | removed. Horses $5.00, ccwa $4.00.
Since    Jan. v 1,    1943,    570;000 ™mTf J°^«vl ?.eod „h™|     "Reduced to its simplest terms,
pounds   of tin   cans   and   about■ ^*£  J^%^   more    ^-Faulkner's case agains? the mold-
truth
The fellow who  always knocks
$2.Q0 imSdXHNT TJm TON m (CAR
Morton Poultry Farm
225,000 pounds  of household fats I ""L   1L~A??7*   J^T „*   „,™   -h^,™ i hoard plow is this—that it leaves  ought to get one good boost—and
have been collected. At the  mo-!"01.*"*1   fiction      One   of   our   boys' £, ,CTn^   fn vr7,  x.r.nJ^t.pvp<
! Prompt service, including Sundays.
' Call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges.
Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co*.
the   soil   naked   .and   exposed   to
ment the heaviest demand is for! J** .""^ ^JZr\  Kf -^ erosion-by-wind and water, to un-
waste  paper  and  tin  ens. ,*• .^^ST^^^l^™*^^ *»™<£*
The  War Production Board is
you know where!
wind.     This     limits
PHONE <<8gB£
BOB -MORTON,   MGR.
"FILIN'S"
YOU WANT FOB YOUR
JPICNIC   SANDWICHES
THERE '"ain't" goin' to" be any left-overs
of your ©-lalmg luncheon if it iiieludes my
number of sandwiches "packed" with lettuee
and our C01A Meat Specials!
The    heartigsfc    eater    in    the    crowd    will
be   pleased   auwi   the   weakest  tempted   by
$fee§£  savory   delights:
Pickle Pimento Macaroni   and   Cheese
Veal Loaf 4$e lb. Veal Loaf  40c lb.
Smoked   Liversausage   40s   lb. Homade   Pork Loaf....   55c  lb.
Home   Made   Bologna S5e   ib. Chopped  Boiled Ham,   lb.   70e
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
recommending a school waste i|"??y *]L hft™3-**,,*™8™^^' and hi the long run brings about
paper salvage campaign in all | ^?, ^g^| ^f ^^ i complete destoiction ofgtop-soil.
parts of the country ^d partic-! |2U- ™°^ ^ at^^ ^| | a complete destruction of topsoil.
ularly for Washtenaw county, r^f^jge anv^thef life l^^ is a secondary but im-
that each school participate, -and l,^™* ™^e ™% f™ J** portant evil: buried surface sod
is offering certificates of merit,™* ™-eJt out of _aeZ Wte an<i rubbish require months to de-
f* i?0ad,i«oene^S,^m,atQr^ ^ X ^kow _i t \ ^' .anringr this p^od the soil
and m addition a certificate of ^ means_^Jld w. erurnbie be- 3*emams acid' and the layer of
merit for the pupils who do ^t-^,^^^^^^™^, packed, sour, slowly decaying ma-
standing work in __e campaign. \^L 4at ano1h^ tont lSs'terial acts as a ™ott_ng paper,
There will be more information -^he^ iif Sem^ELn^IPreventing the suh-soU moisture
^ tw" wT,e" ™- w>mrtTs — wTw^S whemer ffltlS^U ff°m «**? by capillary attracts reminded of the old gag of \tlo\J*° ^% root? of the plants
World     War     I—"Which      two ?P  the  surface above.    This  ac^
Hewens Farm offers the following: Registered Livestock, Duroc
Jersey boar pigs, yearling Shrop-
A lightning bolt striking an ex-
productios-, hibition   pond   at   the   state   fish
hatchery at Thompson killed 12; shire rams, Roan, .ye-orling Short-
brown trout, three brook trout, i horn bulL 8 miles east of Sa-
and one rainbow throut. All were!line. 47
adult fish, wighing from three to] —	
seven pounds. j    Male and Female: KitchenHelp-
 lers.   Housemaids   and   Attendant
Guam   was   discovered   by   the! Nurses.     Starting  salary  $115  a
Portuguese Magellan in 1521.       ] month with vacation, pension and
about this when the  schools -as
semble for their fall term.
Michigan State
Radio Highlights
French  towns   describe a  Dutch-1 ^on-   coupled   with    the    strong
man's   trousers?"   The   only  dif- i evaporating action of^the sun on
fictflty with the question is that
!the    Dutchmen are   innocent    of
Station WKAR, Michigan State'  _    .           „ ,.          - vlm„„r_    „„
CoUege, «70 KC   5.000 watts.        I^aa   occupation   of France,   so
fa '                -                                j the   gag   will   have to   be   ap-
Five  regular  features  have  asP^   to  some   Nazi outft,    and
I sick leave privileges. Inquire Yp-
jsilanti State Hospital or Civil
i Service Commission, 310 North
IQrand Avenue, Lansing.
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
6g per line first insertion. 4c pel J    Wanted—People in this vicinity
line   each   snbseouent   insertion  jwho have any legal printing re-
I quired  in  the   settlement   of  es-
MINIMUM  CHARGE  25   CENTS i tates, etc., will confer a favor by
 I having it sent to this newspaper.
The  rates  are universal in such
a soil bare of all rubbish mulch,
creates  an  artificial  condition of
drouth between the layer of blob-	
ting   paper   and   the   sun-baked;    For   Sale—Tomatoes   for   can-imatters and to have your notices
surface.
"On  the   other  hand,
xi-p*n   lot   imii   fiiCnrp  -it   nut   wVinti      * t-'Jrl   lae   ouler   nana,   Faulkner j
their purpose the presentation of ■ ^ "^ ^ ^r ^ "f P"^   out,   if   one   uses   a bull-
jning.     Phone   160F22.
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For  Rent—4  rooms  and  bath,
: "Toulon"    and    "Toulouse"     (too* tongue   or  cultivator   type  plow,' unfurnished.     Phone   69R2.
long   and   too   loosel.     Anyway,, ,or a dis^^lowJhic\^ UP an*?!
- xx\x7 in;M    a-r.     -r.vpt.xr   rxir>=o   *.„i loosens the surface but does not
listeners to understand the prog-1 ™e AUiesi   are   pretty   ciose.to tum   ^   sod   or   xtaMiai under, ^ wheat.
ress   of   the  war  and what  lies^6111-    ^F^.  "XM™„CT ™frn!you have a seed bed that does not i i83F3-
behind the action on the various the   ouestdon  of'   sn*« f1''"^ cpr- > capUiary attraction ofj
tain labor  or a ST^cuiturai   trron'is. - .     •> . . . •
backgrotmd  -n_aterial   on various
phases of the global war.
These programs  help Michigani i""s .^"   "-""   "^7777,   2ose"'tol loosens "^ surface but does not!    For     Sale   —   Yorkwin     seed
appear in this paper it -is only
necessary to ask the Probate
Judge to send them to The Saline Observer.
Fred   R   Braun,
FLAGS—.
phone
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fronts.   Not only "is"military news  «"-»» '"^^*™""'^ ^'^! moisture from beneath, Md which :    Lost—Black   leather   key   case II      All Sizes — AH Fabrics
jjiven,   but   other   programs   ex-1-^07^ ^ J)M;re.m ^^ 'aryA  rr>T1 | also leaves a mulch on the sur-j containing 5  or  6  keys between j I Price Range to Fit All Purses I
*V .    '        , IT *xx.f_,x**i.~    ">   ■       ,  t     f   fljsenssiop   -ova   ptxc,   pn^ \a*a"   1™VC=   "■   '"""-"  ""   "lc   ="i" i cu__-___mng-   o   or   o   Keys   Detween   • J^ce rvaiige   tu ru  au ruraa
plain   such matters-as geographical p    "■ »   u ^.i* 8lwpvs    t»«  fece    that  prevents    evaporation j postoffice and  211 N.  Ann Arbor! I T^ f\ \r'   624   So.   Main   St.
^^L^^^l-^^^^^cp^uct    of    a    democratic    gov-; l"o*  preserves   tl*^  precious, st     Reward.   Finder  please   call I tO A     Ann Arbor, Mich.
and the psychological  and socio-; product    i«    a    u™|""''u'-    *\w'~, moisture for your crops. ~ In ad-|228R3
logical   factore   operating in   bel- • °mment.   w«   ^.^7«marta' g £ the
ligertmt countries :™a„Te^!J'^T%L ^^ surface    prevents    rainfall    from!	
News broadcasts  are made  13 Ag*F?*™fo^
times daily;   each  day  at  11:15   fJ^^JKf herein ^surface, flooding the streams and;
Larry    Frymire      supervisor    of ml8WW     h-
programs,  presents /'Between the ^^     HM>a!n-    conditions
the
are
carrying  away   tons   of   top-soiL
The rubbish mulch on the surface!
Lines";   twice   weekly   is   hearc! """7,   ™~*' lQ„J,:"J -7 „„t „,    also   prevents   the   topsoil   from<
•Geography  in the News," hy E. *^"e:ft ™? l^rZ^  th*  £b£ Uowi^  away  »  dus*-
_. Prophet; on _Thuisday_*t 3:15 11_^±^J^,^y^^^L S^t      "Much of what Faulkner
wrote
'-Cz^choslovakia-OurAliy" detennin^Jvst  how  much  rent a^eady
C.
?s ^ven^"l>r"e^7er"Hucier;ihe ^ISt*^ Jll ^ TlV^^^l^^^""^^^^e
and also on Thursday at 5:30 p^Tf^^l ' ? . *** ^v^1 method he advocates has already,
^,dT Hans Leonhidt discui-:fa11 *?« ^S*8'^ f^t"^ been put into effect, notably nV
es "Behind, the News in Ger-|Was '?* ^or *P'^. ■ rP?s?n^l our dus6-bowl area, m the worst!
Smy» .verv httle homehmtfhue is b -""i dayS   Gf our   agricultural   exploi-l
Rural education in Michigan is-' *™*    ^ J^L-L,!?! %q ^Uon,  pasture areas were over-'
the subiect of a discussion, to be.^l™^^^™^   th^ir graze& and "*** grass med and-
„™   stlii   iivm?, wth   their ^   top.soil   was   left   bare    to
blow away.    The  straw on vast i
^J^,^'"^-^ ^:^Ti,ss^ ^t1^ ^l^t1 -- J* *?%.$!
Discussion   leader   will he   Dorr'     .__,_ „    t^.   „„„  _n_.   ix,;,,,,-.        . - ■ --.
Stack,   dfrector   of   rural   educa-: * ^J®,,,,™^ £Z. *__J? _^,l wheat fields was burned, and what
tion,   Department   of   Public   m-1 g™^ ^e"treteh o. LXT im--Iittte  mbbisl1   was   left   on " the
struction ; tak* a srrept stretch of one sim-. ^^^ plowed   under   and
st        on. |-aeJn»tloii   tn   «»  «ad   recosnize buried> jiving har* earth which!
KS f\TT n I?  i '-       *ns,raUel _on6jtlov-lr m .AlIier"7J- 'n rapidly   blew   or   washed   away. I
IN U 1 1 t iii I -some   spheres?   We   dare not  he These practices decreased the pro-1
Any    organization,    ctoup    ori toov complacent and -sure  of our duction of grain ^4 culminated;
team wishing   to  use  th«   S»)ine j safety,   because   therein   Ijps   theiin the dust.bowl disasters of the'
Park at any time must call Wm.| danger that makes it r>"^ble cfor.,30,s  when  mi]lions   of  acres   o£
Jakad  Recreation   director. j.""*   "OH°f   to   enter"   before -we    OQd agricultural land had to be
Signed: A.  Gross, lilayor.    (realize it and it is  too late  all,abatld0j16i
—  i*00 soon- - •  ]    "The   dust-bowl   disaster   was
Tn flnllprt  Tnv<»« i --, ^ ^*    ,        •   ; checked   auickly   and"   eeffectively
iO V^OUCCfc   JL-WSs , Tp^,, pMm;„^ jby  our ^03x^0^1   experts who
i
Wfllbe at Saline Savings Bank;. ^ ■Fta3lk c«ffcrd Toledo On-Reserve great credit. Their two
Thursday forenoon, Aug. 31st, io1 t^ttiltcm^ Milan Hotel, \ principal " measures were- the
couect   taxes. . ga^^y 1:0a to 9:30 P- m_ Glass- planting   of windbreaks   and the*
es fitted.  (Uth year ki Milan.)      abandonent    of    the    moldboard
Frank  Camburn, Treasurer.
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