1944-11-09; Saline Observer

              VOLUM3 63
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY.   NOV.  9,  1944=
NUMBER 4
.$
Make a Memo Now to INCREASE
Yonr CHECKING Account Balance
What does your checking balance at this bank
read today? Is it enough to write the check
you'd need?
... if you were suddenly faced with a
serious personal emergency requiring
cash without delay?
... if you had a chance to make a bargain purchase and the seller couldn't
wait for you to "raise" the money?
Make a memo NOW to increase your checking
account at this baidr-it pays in many ways to
keep a good-sized balance.
Community Council
Halloween Party
SEEN AN' HEARD
' ©November ",is  upon  us,   more
County Convention
Of Women's Clubs
than, a week* old, the month that
tn years past has been filled with j
historic   events,   and   every   two!
years -we have an election of im- j
Was largely Att^aded,
More Than 500 Parents
Ana Children Participating., portance to add to the red-letter ]
Held   At   Methodist
Church   Here   On
Saturday Afternoon.
Community Party
The   Community   Council   will
sponsor another party to be held
Monday    evening,    Nov.    13,    at
; the auditorium.    There will be a
Wolverine
I Parsons'.
Work     ShwCa     at
Super Pyro,  5 gallon container
$6.50.    Elmer  Steeb.
We   have    government    whoax.
j Boy Scout court of honor follow-;
-;ed  by  dancing  with Joe  Cook's Saline   Mercantile Co.
j orchestra.    Cards will be played
: as   well   as   ping  pong  for  those
George   J.   Klager,   Auctioneer,
[days   We have just passed suchi    The Willing Workers were hos-'-wl10 d° *«* "c^ to dance. Come: Phone 258861, Ann Arbor.
!     •*-.-       x      J    , 5 ,  D ;0ut and enjoy yourself and bring f 	
For  Salt
Co-operation with  a  capital C j an" election day "and today many tess   to   the "fall meeting  of  thejSf ™r^SllSH^!fflf "^ bring!
ov^OoViurSopt^iS Snl :Sg32fc ^"K r JWashtenaw County Federation of j tUZe  T&SSi.
ood  at- j    For Sale—Fine Wool ram.
;C.   Kazniaier,   phone   I87F-1.
A.
5
resulted  in a grand  occasion ifor !meJ1,   and   women,   all   over   our:.'       .„      "   " Federation "of! ?S,d«^£' friends ■ **   a
over   200  young   people   Tuesday nation axe rejoicing over the out-! Washtenaw County 1 eUeration of , tendance  	
night of last weefc but why men-1 come because they are sure their;Womens Club which convened at,        ^^^ t>™ttv mo For ^ale—Ford^T, t™*™- -««,
tion just young  folks  when 3501 vote   counted,   while   others   are ■ Uie  Methodist  Church  on  Satur-: ELECTION  RESULTS      '  Z°J S**^T„,rd|S SSSLSS
of their parents and friends had sad and   broken  hearted   at   the; day afternoon.   The meeting was!    ™ , 4     „.    \?oad Bnanewatei
so   much   pleasure   watching   the Wight of defeat after hard an<Jicallecl to  order by  ^ president, ^^^^^^f^f0^
fun- strenuous  hours   of  labor  in_ be- Mlgs 8 ^ of %psiianti,! not i^-to^t £ l^t week°s
The occasion was the Hallow- half or their causa, stffl othas, .^ a saIute to £ m£ Mrs . not havmg the list m la*tweeds
een party sponsored by the ^m- iio^tta^eve^g i^ojer   a,e president^ the \^Ve^ly 1orgot VS
munity Council. ]°H?P ^___J__ thev were^b- ^lUm& Workers' Save tte words -after the paper was in the post-,
If   you   weren't   among   those(^■ ^ sorry that ?gy w_ere ab   Qf   welcome   to   ^   Mrs.   Ed.. Weptrted to get the votes'
who showed their interest by at-!^f ^om tte po^be^v^  t^t    ar(J Drews  of Dexter  ^ sec_      Ued on Tuesday but,
tending in costume, you missed a onev°*eJXv H« tovTaStSsttol'°ra  ™e  president   of  the  asso- £he  best  we  can  do  is  let  you
lot of fun. !Sv    The   dav    cS^ai? i?at?°n'    responded.      During   the, know  that Alwin T.   Gross,  Don
Our students saw that their^^^^'ti^K WW'bu,™e^ lessl011 vP°rts ,of fV\M- Ford' Charles E" ^^ Sanv
tearaeis like to plav as well as ™x™ „SP IS 1^3elvanous officers and departmental I uel G. Lambarth and Mark B.
ST w-frk. Jean G^kell as Tom ££ iT DemocrlcW DeTomei^f^11 WJ*? ^ and delf Sugden were elected; those who
Dewey and Marie Richardson as ^„ *£ i^ of a fwee in tte,gate!. r?^6*1 °^ the southeast- also ran were Roy E. Rogers,
rn%    owp a friendlv inula- S°!e   °J 1^1. °* Mt,? 17 ^ em district convention. One of the Albert   Raus   and   r
Electric appliances repaired,
iall Charles Howard, "phone
16R2.
For Sale—• McCormick-Deering
0-20 ractor and plow. Inquire
476   West   Michigan.
Heating and sheet metal worlc,
curnace cleaning and rep ■ * -
fe. G. Wahl, phone 160.
Leut-
Henry
I™ fcftn SSahadPPnXnSg '^ W"* «? ^Howeve^ f^
For once Bill *^,.la%™££§ we   can  make   it   much   more  if;^Uch  is  not  recalled)   in which j     The     stal
Indifui   mask.     Bill   the    (DaKei)   our   fgm_  ^   the   hopes   we   hadjlljr^    -a^iA,  ™^ml,   i,..-™,.,,™*,      a ,i    „„
F.  V.^&y*_*J*a^J^.tSux   of   current    evetitsif   we; speakers _ at_ that  convention had heuser.  " Bert   GfflenT of' course j
we   can  make   it   much   more  ii,whioh  is  not  ricalled)   in which|     The     state     went     Republican
were elected and Congress- ;
Lyons   led   the   snake   dance  and ^^-Y"w -eW"agam to cei-lj^f*J^gJ^0^ SS^'da^   '^^   Re?UbU^   ^^.i^^^ ^uto  Co.,   Saline.
+x,x   npvmc-r,   -Ranrlprs  tooted  mer-'   br'"'" ~i»«n-     .„.T„-„>,    v,o = '"?■■- su«'>'' apeaK.ei, ur. ivienidJi a-  dates
pro1
space _tor  resumption oi  notmit- ber    of    ^    Governor's    Youth
S^l:^^     Qo™«C           !   Sv ^fSTlv-^Slf lakad" b"at:;eTr"ate, "f^'^fe-""^t^M^ "^rf^Bri^ig^^t^ man Miehener was returned by a
B.11H6     fcJ^VlllHS           I   "£  ^^fm    tb^     -nvled      the proVed   t0   bS   °^   ^  .bl?atS1,nS1 Normal  College, Ypsilanti, a mem-  handsome majority.
<*II1XV     *-r«* W ***|3** .   big     drum—they      ~»*>™■     ™ space for resumption of^ ho»tdit- ber    of    the    Governor's    Youth! _ i
I   f°Ur   ^f L-S, rmer, ISd back ies*   lWe   want   to   celebrate   no| Guid£mce   committee,   who   gave'CARD   OF  THANKS I
|,town wMe BjsTb Gillen held back armistice   m   this   war;   we   will a    very    interesting   address    on      We wish to express our thanks'-
j   the   traffic   and   recitm-a   .i   list a^eCta-atn. anvtlune '   " ■ -   f .....   -
Barred Rock and Wliite Rock
pullets ready to lay. Morton
Poultry Farm,  phone 65R2.
Alcohol for automobiles. 5 Gal.
ian   for   S5.00.     Limited   stock.
Used,   cars   wanted.   Will    piv
jtop prices for good  late m;>.:r'B
Wiedman  Auto   Company,  Sr"
Bank
«»'—«■
The One Story Bank On the Corner
i   tet  ™fentRaa ST»to'??t ^^T^^ ^ F^'^-   ^rk .ttat  is ^  *one   in to   everyone   -for'their   kindness' ruK*^ ^ch^aateTtraS
i   hat ana 'ent a nauu  uj d s if we will think of tliat on Armis- Michigan in an endeavor to cope during  our bereavement  and  es- ^.3^.3    e£c    ,3^   103Ro ' M    ■_■'
S a^d^W to the back forty «ce Day,   then it will not  be a with   _  rising  tide  of  juvenile pecSuy   to   Rev.   M    C.   P^VV n^U ^     ^^   ^   L'
I   block ana aown to tne o-u.__ xoxxy ^^^   ,_. b,™.omty,»q  „,<»  ^^r-   HiB _dinn„«,m     and    discussed   the, and to Rev. G. Daschner for their;	
such   behavior^^that.co^orting  words^   also   the   op-!    Re]iabie woman wants to  rent
xx.x „„-„ 2 or 3 rooms in Saline, heated not
necessary.     Write    to   Observer.
Box 177, Saline.
^w*tw^th^sS^unded*axce.   CSometimes  we  hear   the, delinquency,
! '„   L.Jr\ZZp    wh»r, ™p  tarn question   asked:    "What   does   a'causes   for
vv^i
If  We'Can
^Oi?^  Supply You
\\5
^
32*^. Dairy Conc^itrate
18% Dairy Feed
16% Dairy Feed
Maxi-Meal Hog Cone.
Pig and Sow Feed
Egg Mash
No-Mix Laying Cone.
Fattening Mash
Rabbit PeUets
Scratch Grain
wPrr ™« £ %__% one of these postman  do   on  his   day  off?"—.leads youth mto conflict with the gamst and singers.
Herr Hitler in emgy one or tnepe y y and   societ     at   lax^        He,    ^,.3   Melvina Klager  and  sons,
^l3'  T      EKrvS,      tn     Molxi'Z^^^pl «  rtS..   ttT-hoiu*   stated that there are maify forms Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Klager;
and     Max    Fosdick     to     stake busman takes a nde,  the 1101186-,         deiinauencv     ransin/   fromi Mr and Mrs. Ed. Burmeister,
the fire,    Peg Steiner a£d Flor-! wife    attends    a    cooking    class, I %auJS" yto Se"anf S Mr. Td-Ito. Eugene Betz.
ence* Harris ted the>Jff*g and, the  seamstress   goes   to   a  style'       & di.sturbances>  He  believed'
We have a large stock of new
Goodyear tires on hand, also several pre-war truck tires. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
jfU S'lff^Sf S£ S ^^t^oe!^ ^X SS?« fe ^^ efSydecSool' T^ T° Ph0ne 100 Pe°Ple
see tche entertainment. Eugene joug.h? oh, we saw one last week [through repressions and domina-1 Then you'll know why it is
and Serena acrobatic danemg. givin& a troup of ScQUt cut)s the'tion by parents and guardians1 easier and cheaper to utilize Ob-
team to°ugnt g^sps ot wonaei (thim of ^^ young lives He ^j in early youth ^ey rebel; server. advertising columns and
froni tne crowa miu uie: yomig-, spent ^ hQur ^rjjj^g. ^^ on;and -violently "kick over the, reach many, many times that
sters    fnena    ^°5?°n   ™ Z^gTihis   front   lawn   and   never   was traces" and become involved with   number.
Se^o  WcSd  aud  IQt  Yo^g' there  a more attentive bunch of the law in  an  endeavor at self 	
^fa fe tad ™K SUys-not   only   that,   the   neigh-; expression which had been denied	
Sn dS^nd" settted.bors who saw them got a thrill, ] tW The fectors of heredity j OBSERVER LINERS
^^ to the bushSs of choos-'too! Thanks Bud! We saw a real land environment were discussed.1 UbSfiKVl-K l,i^r>14i3
ing   the   prise-winning   costumes, se^ean^  in   action.      father .Some    yoirngster^   «^ »™i|      Classified Advertising
Nobody     envied     Alice     Lock-  ^*^Ste3m^erUSda^S a^e    ove^■! &>   ^°ng    regardless    of   what-   6e per line first insertion. 4c.pet
,food,     Helen     Armbruster     and Induan   summer   aa.ys   are   °J^-,ever type ^ ellvironinentinwilich'   line   each   subseauent  insertion
Garnet Tiller   their  job   of  judg-. They   passed  out  with   the   fall-  u       ^ ht fee placed  whne those !flnNmiJM   GHABGE
ing   so   the   crowd   helped   them  ing   of   the   leaves—there   aren t, nlembers of the same family per-, -__ . .
out  by   applauding   their   choice." many   left   to   burn—and   along j^p^    ^tIl    weaker    characters      White Leghorn nuUets  5 months!
The    cowboy    dancers    won   the with it  came  a rain  which had would succumb morally and very old.   Morton Poultry Fan-  phone \    For Sale — Northern Michigan
Semi-Solid Buttermilk in drums
and barrels for poultry. We have
a good supply on hand. Morton
Poultry Farm, phone 65R£.
Wanted — Dead and useless
stock: horses $3.00, cows $2. Call
collect Tecumseh 350. Carrol
Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co.
For Sale — Registered Poland
China   gilts   and   boars.     Elton
:5  CENTS i Osborne,  1  mile   south-  of  Hammond school.    Macon phone 5Fi3.
money   for   best   girl   and   best jjeen long hoped for but at this easily   to    questionable    environ-, 65R2
boy   but   they   showed   their   ap-  writing not sufficient to insure a: ments.   Like   most   workers   with
potatoes.     Better  get  your  winter supply now. Michael Sheehaii,
preciation _of   Nan   Young   as   a.      owiii    ^p of wheat sufficient-; youth     and    .the     nroblems     of;   Automobile heaters   Hot air and 1 Saline" Valley  Farms,   phone   154
^-,.„*   ^„„^   t,™.„,_,   n^t,,!,, ,„ * tQ   stand   the   ^^^, youth, he felt that the fault lies not  water.    Wiedman  Auto  Co.,! F22.
'_mm&.
$2.00 DISCOUNT PER TON AT CAR
Morton Poultry Farm
ballet  dancer,  Bonnie   Sinkule in ,     stron„ _____
a    beautiful    oriental    robe    and^     |MUty-lus its  compen-^-ot so much mth the child and i^e,
_ 1  ^rnii __ Of      nrtiiir      tt-rl-. r~\-      tTfnI-tr*      ■.-_^_-_-^       4-**_-\it  .   .
Butchy   Armbruster,    who
xx. S* butlt'al^lias f'^^g 'SS K w^ we^e!     _ert  ^
a^*fS^^^^^^^ South  Ann  Arbor \ Welding   of   all   kinds.     Brooks
have  been  the  smallest  contest-
% !     Especially   equipped   to   repair
Expert  Radio   Service.    Brown j auto parts  and farm machineiy.
Arietta Shurtz made such a good|€lXast week we were shown SOTne'ance ax_d      id no attentioll to his. street   nhone 2«HS
scarecrow  that  a   small boy ire-; real  Scotch kilts which Lt. Paul, weaknesses   and character faults in I ' y
marked "That isn't a real scare- Rogers, sent   to   his   young   son, 3n  endeavor to  correct  them  or'
! Brothers   will   fix   it   if   anyone
I can.   Phone 101.
Order your Pf eister Hybrid Seed I
crow   or   sbmebody   would   have Dickie, while he was stationed in; to help him OVer the rough spoti  q— no^. Henry v_  G*oeh   5361      Dead> xjseleSs Farm -4oiiinaIS
to hold.' it up.      She aud Patty • Seotlandl     The   little   lad   some-, to   adjust  himself.     He  reported Maple  Road,  Tel.  Saline  181F14.! removed. Horses $3.00, cows'$2X0.
White,   diPessed   as   a   num.   goti^y   j^y   ^   the   envy   of   his that ■ Michigan stands high  as  a.  'Frompt service including Sundays.
prizes as the funniest couple.  It. schoolmates when he   can  parade' state endeavoring to meet prob-j    For   sale — Registered   Shrop-• CaU 4846. Adrian, reverse charges,
wasn't too hard to name CoUene in tbeU. drei3S_llp parties as a real lems   of   behavior   not   only   in*shire rams at 1S200 Sherman Rd. Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co.
Gross the finmiest girl ana Da- jjigUajKjer. r^^ j^t fe fashioned i its youth guidance program, but or  x  niile  south  and  1%   miles1 	
vid Martin the fumuest boy. Did,of n>  wMte  ^  black  piajfljalso in providing• institutions for;west   of   Milan   depot.     Mead  B.j    New   electric   ranges   are   now
you see the- three beaxs?  ^"een^^ me ^^ very closely pleat.;segregation   of   those   unable   to Spencer. 'available if your need is  consid-
Austin haxi Jiimny, Jean and Billy *   .        & marked   "Gordon", co^  w1*  society at  large,   and
ered  essential  by  the  War  Pro-
FHONE   65B2
BOB   MORTON,   MGR.
costumgd   as  Papa   Mamma  and    ^ belonging to the Gor- named the prison at Jackson  as;    For Rent — Two housekeeping.duction Board. Apply at Johnson
PRS. We, cogd go on aud.U^oe^gn g^mg^to m of ^e , t institu- rooms. steam heat, light and gas'and Co., 209 South Fourth Ave.,
'on—telling  about  the   cute uttie,     d ^^   J^ss reporters are set-! taons   and   the  Hol?e  at .LaPfer: furnished    and    running    water,
Indian   Girl,   Sally   Campbell  The ag* ^P T^fJ^%% thill be the  largest for  dealing  ^^  tte 12069    Michigan    road,    US-112
Jensen twins in Russian Costume tmg niiiue Germany, we s,iw.ii "«.fiiiiWm)Ma1   -urinhio-an'o nmmm!.^.-^  - , ° '
mmm
ritS.-ntEi HAVE/ THERE'S
'hot another stoke like
it/ anb the wonderful
thing about it is,that
it doesnT cost any more
to trade here than
elsewhere
„  AHO LOOK WHAT YOU    "WE
i^CET — IVERYTHIHG TO
SELECT FROM  —AND
PROMPT. COURTEOUS
SERVICE.TOO.' ^J IT'S THE
ANSWER TO
A HOUSEWIFE'S
lYER/
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tourx she Is rtfmtK_\i
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The Winning Ticket
X   O-Cedar AU-Purpose   PoUsh
Cleans, polishes, protects Furniture, Floors, Woodwork.
X    Gerbers's   Baby   Foods
Ask your Doctor. With tiie
original "Vitamins und minerals retained in a high degree.
X   B & 31 Oven Baked Beans
The making's in' the Baking.
X    OVA1/EINE
For restful sleep at night.
X   KeHogg'-s Risce Krispies
Favorite   cereal  of  children.
X   MOTHER'S   OATS
America's favorite Hot Breakfast.
X   Chase  & .Sanborn
Rich,, Full Flavored, *Fresh
Coffee.
X
Gold   3Iedal   ■>—   Kitchen
Tested
Milled and tested to give absolutely  uniform  results.
NOTE:
Bring your serviceman or
servicewoman's Picture to us
to complete our service .window)
Congratulations   to
Our Contest
Winners!
Mae Pfitzenmaier.
Charles   Anderson.
Charlotte -Schmid. "
Eileen Landeman.
Otto Landeman.
'££-£3 ?etting_some realj'low-down'-; re- ffSf*>r "S^KS/ is "JS j ^ "**"*•
Wanted—People ui this vicinity
who have any legal printing re-
Sl^l_l%/Ha2rrfd i&'tito   ^coSS 0fl^Sweel™^™™- \.    I    We are here to serve, you from'iquir^  in  thi  settlement   of  es-
Hmdu woman, "* ^aiior ana ms. ^& ^^ & rt of ^ harailess!    Following this very instructive. 6 a. m.  to 10 p. m. daily. 10. a. tates, etc, will confer a favor by
girl morence HarTis ana -V°E_[S and me toughness ^ the children'address Misses Clarabell Bruck-im. to 10 p. m. Sunday and holi-]having it sent to this newspaper.
Ruele and the ?1a-f^M°if "J^" under the IDtler regime. We werecner and Carol Jones, pupils of.days. Closed Thursdays. Chuck'c The rates are universal in such
dies, Mariau^Hermg .Betty^Lowe ^ ^^ everytMng mSit caa^g-MrB. Paul Lawson at Milan, offer- ■ Grill, phone 69R2. i matters and to have your notices
^ e.     7l      ^TTttrT.    nwxnr the    widie-eyed   wonderment   for; ed several piano selections in the \ — ~— ! appear  in   this paper  it is  only
space are among the current, c|)1-Mrftp_faw ^eg -fabi^, g^a form of solos and duets, which! Own your own business. Chuck's necessary to ask the Probate
shotag«3 „„„,„„    „*'-,!, 'even  Christmas   with  the   Santa were highly appreciated and very Grill,   an   established   restaurant, judge to send them to The Sa-
J^L    L^^in ^Im^ Claus had been taken away fromlwell executed. -for sale.    Modern equipment,  ex- ^observer.
mente were served out m theUg ft ^-^ Aljout legates and vis- c^t l^se and a good busmess.   .	
tent   by   women   of   the   Le^on recafled  that  once we,iters    representing    the    various Charles Zietlow, phone 69R2.        1
Aiuoliary   whose    member^ aj*»ihad   read, soraetlung   of   Hitler's!Women'sP Clubs   of   the   county' __,,- ^p^^pv
^&&   kc. SSSf^LSSSSi^™ own childhood, and looked it up.! were    in    attendance.    Following _ ^* JSPfF*?      A ^ .
Those   50   dozen  doughnuts _were      " ^  .        •    ... .    „.    |1  ..      mntrmm   ~frAshmAT1t<,   were F-on?  9109.   40°   N.  Ann  Arbor;
+\z£ih'Zi £ftT,p ™S_Z  and thi Tte G°od Book tells us to "train the   program   refreshments   were ™£»
furm^ied by the^ Moms  and tte fae gh ^        gerveg  ^^  ^g    Emest   NeedL street
American     Legion     bought    the _,, ^^ _.„ _^ni. /nr_n_._. !l_mm  £_a ^ayr_   ne   ^..^   Q„rf   -^^    T    w'       Groceries, Beer aid Wme
-^   %_0  gSSZ; rnr^ar.d tht *** ** wiU not depart from his ham   of   Milan   and   Mrs.   J.   N.
cider   The  R«tary  Club  and the ^^ assisting at the tea tables.
The  Ladies   Aids  of  the  Feder-     .        r^hnA-rpn   ne   ctpv.
ing   upon   the   Children   of   Ger-1
1rETMstfI.-,n«ny *"» Wnd of life instilled ta'L
i,le       JJILtalla   v.,"™      n*A     f-l,-      nnln     IrinA     lip     nras '
Saline Woman's Club
Leonard  Gasoline ami Oil
Open from  6 a.  m.  to  8  p.  m.
daily, Sundays 7 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Holidays 5 p. m.  to 7. p. m.
Stars   and   Masons     j«_b   _««*» Mm "and  the   only  kind he  was! __
made clsh^ontebutioS^'tfce* l^^J^^^^Z ™7 J^^™™-™'!.?1"* me! *E-   «•   ^if hus^line^going \l
Wanted—Ride   from   Saline   toi
reach Dearborn not later than 4-
OUR JOB
PRINTING
IS BIGHT IN
THE GROOVE
nart   in   tWsTS^tmitv   affair. «ray from home at 15 and re- Tuesday , afternoon,   Oct.   31,   at Dearborn;   daily   except   Sunday, j
Art   Lntz   and   B§tt   Austin-fur- tu?led yeaTS later a" ?°kei1 "P^.^be home  of Mrs.  Frank Camp-, Return trio also if possible leav-
nShed   the   annles   oS   Curtis, d.f<:ated    wol?an'     andl.'  ***_-* bell. The business session was in tag Dearborn midnight.    Graydon!
Soc   Wheeler   Ind   JuUa   GorfS Mom Hitter   23 ye^-s her semor. charge   of   Mrs.   Walter   MacAr- Everett. Please phone collect Sa-'
Doc   Wheeler   Mid   Juua   i^oraen & man who drank tQQ muc-^ ate ^^     ^   wag   voted   ^   present ] j^g  12g * 1
C^.tey  made   gifts  and  such  in- t0Q much^ and smoked too much. ^g   Community   CouncU   with   ai  -____ ■
dividual    hypers   as   Etiiel    and wfaen   fQUr   ^ears   later   Adolph of   §g   tQ   hdp   defray   ^  __
2   y^».   xZ7 •rrx.vT l       ^*Vt.0  Su was to"1 a P^y child Ms father expenses of the Halloween party. I
Brandb,   the  Tillers  and the  Bill resented his frailty and beat him The   program   was   led   by   Mrs.
Lyons   were   mdespensable.   Isnj, ^d his mother. To counteract his Rudolph   Hertler   who   presented
this proof of what the people or weatalesSi his mother petted him a   discussion   on"    Woman    andi
a  community can  do  when  tney and coache(i him in greatness. He Her     Political     Outlook."     The i
join   forces?   Anyhow,   who   has wgs a poor stu(_ent, but with art-, thought was expressed that thus
more  fun than people. iistic tendencies, and as his moth- far woman had not accomplished
!er believed,  different from other a great deal in the political field
boys   because    all    artists   were, hut   was    rapidly   rising    to    a
- "Moonstruck".   He    grew   up   a: prominent place.    The  cause for
loafer who  loved a soft life.   Con- the delay was the fact that most
sequently Hitler is temperate  in women are bound to their home
Next  Monday   night   the   Boy his habits, in contrast to his fath-.life  so  closely that it is impos-
Scouts  of Troop  46,  Saline,   and er, but in his home he learned- to 1 sible for them to devote enough
Troop 49, Milan will hold a joint know the power of hate and- fear i time to public affairs to warrant
court of honor i'nthe local gym.      and  to know  that force  can be i active   full   time   duty   in   that
Awards for scout  achievement j boss .of any situation. He possess-* field.     A  piano   duet  was   given'
will be made to members of both i es  a   character  that will  break, i by Mrs. Bessie Collins and Misd
troops and will be climaxed with 1 perhaps,  .but  never  bend.   When] Vesta   Mills.   The   next   meeting j
the  Eagle   Scout badge,   highest.he was. „14 his  father  died  and 1 will   be   held   at   the   home   ofj
scout awaxd, which will be given, five yeaars later his mother died j Mrs. Charles "VParsons on Tuesday;
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Priee Range to Fit All Purses
624  So.  Main   St.
Ann Arbor, 31ich.
FOX
BOY SCOUT
COURT OF HONOR
Troop 46 cordially invite all par-;Welli one spoiled child can spoil War   Veterans,
ents   and friends   to  attend  this. a   whole    nation,    or    if   given
affair to see what the Boy Scouts' rope'  enough,   the   whole   world,
of America offer our youth.-- ! just: like   one   rotten  apple   can
—-. ; spoil    a   whole    baxrelful.      The
Eyes Examined -writer   of -Proverbs   should  have
'added to his admonition "Train a
Dr. Frank GifSord,  Toledo Op-^ child  in  the  way he  should  go
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Saturday 1:80 to 9:30 p. m. t31ass-;not
es fitted, (s-llth year in Milan.)
CSchmid'
its    ways.'
depart    from
Food Market has had Thanksgiving Day,
an attirctive window display the
past few weeks, including gar-i
lands of fall leaves, a shock ofi
corn, and all of their usual sup- j
ply of fruits and vegetables. Re--
minds us of a "Harvest Home" j
festival  or   even  of   approaching
SALINE THEATRE
"WHERE TOU SEE AND HEAR THTF. BEST"
OPEN DAILY 6:45 SUNDAY MATINEE CONTINUOUS
AIR-CONDITIONED
Friday-Saturday DOUBLE FEATURE     November 10-11
Gary Cooper and George Raft in
v   SOULS AT SEA (a re-issue)
Co-Hit:  Russell Havden and Bob Wills in
SILVER CITY RAIDERS
Sunday-Monday-Tuesday November 15-16
Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland in
LADY IN THE DARK
(In Technicolor)
Addedi Latest Ifews, Mjarclli of Time and Colored Cartoon
Wednesday-Thursday   :  ..-,', N ovember 15-16
■- Pat O'iEBrien and Carole Landis in
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