1944-11-16; Saline Observer

              THE    SALINE
SERVER
VOLUME 63
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1944
NUMBER 6
Make a Memo Now to INCREASE
Your 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 bank—it pays in many ways to
.keep a good-sized balance.
Saline Savings
Official Report Of
The Community Fair
SEENc^N' HEARD
CThe great battle of words and •
ballots has ended and through
miracle   of
Norman Ffitzenmaier
'Gets A Two-Day Rest
_ . ,    ..        -,,,..,     oauocs   nas   enuous   cluu   u""«5"     Taken    from    the     Beachhead _
win^°^reSumfsallat0f^the miracle of electronics the News-France, Sept. 2T, !944 I
Community Fair has -been sent whole world from pole to pole,: Weary Friscans Relax in west;
to the Director of Fairs in Lan-; ^d   even   into   the   nooks   and Havaijor   Eogg^ Bleary-eyed,
sing and shortly the state share j crannieS   0f "the   South   Sea   Is-,
of the premium awards is expect-'       . . ■■     • U,-,™ <,-t,a '
ed.     The  total  amount   expended■_^_?™^*™™j£t™ few!
Doughboys   can sleep—and  sleep, j
this   ye'arby  the" Fair  AssTc^j the_natives J^ew^witchm  &__
By Private Macy I. Broide       i
Back  at  the  rest   center  now
tion    for   premium   awards    was ' hours after the polls were closed j set up for ^ FriSCaii Regiment
?575.36   of   whch   the   merchants '■wn0   Il&& been   chosen to  be  thff' of    tlie    Third    Division,    they're
contributed   half   and   the   state leader of the nation 'for the next working With, the motto: "Nothing
the other half.    A complete check \fovr    yea*"5-  .  In    fact    everyone ^   too   good for  the   doughfoot." \
has   not   yet   been   made   o'f   the could almost feel as if they were,     From the first time in a moving i
merchants'  donations  but  a  com- Present    at    the    counting.^     But:situation, a rest center is in full'
plete  statement will  be made in
when
we
i we look back into lustoty! operation. Capable of handling ap- i S5^g|^S
tlie near future by Leo Jensen, we &na at "wasn't always with i proximately 300 men, the center I ^JESip^
treasurer •     *such-   sPeed   t1lat   news   traveled.. does just ttat for ^ days fori :.?#^p|i
According to the Fair Associa-!^ wasn't until one hundred years'6ach man durin    whlch tlle ^^1 "i^^f,
tion    secretary,    C.    H.    Osgood, iaS°' "**- i844. cthat the election of , attraction is a clean, dry place toj ■ t%#!f%l /$££&/ Mf /»
there   were   432   individuals   who  ^   Presid^t   couU   be   annorniced; sIeepi       three-count       'em-hot j 'mMm^^^^^m
received   an   award  on  over
entries which were made.
7G0
by" telepgraph,   and   that  wasn't; meals a day and movies,
for very many miles compared to
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work
at
We    have    governm-
Saline   Mercantile Co.
George   J.   Klager,   Auctioneer,
j Phone 25SS61, Ann Ar~-or.
Expert Radio Service. Brown
[Brothers, 225 South Ann Arbor
street, phone 264R3.
!    For   Sale—  McCorml-kOecring
j 10-20   ractor   and  plow.     Inquire
9476   West   Michigan.
Heating and sheet n\
furnace    cleaning   and
R.  G. Wahl, phone 160
.it v.ork.
Alcohol for automobiles.  5 Gal.-
can   for    $5.00.     Limited    stock.
| Wiedman Auto  Co.,   Saline.
3SS3E
tries wmcn were maue. ...     ,   - ,_      j , , ,    f. ,    ,     Upon   entering   the   place,   Uie!	
Stanley     Gall     received     first *"» length of telegraph lines to-hv           doughfeet   line   up   once.   I .
prize for the most points, having ^    President   James   K.   Polk -Mg is the only time during the       HAPPY BIRTHDAY   i
£,   . __,,    „_„.-„„.    f_    „^,«„„„,  had     that     honored     distraction.! 4S hour break at GI heaven that" > >
\.    For   Rent—   3   room   furnished
apartment and private bath.    125
j West  Michigan  Ave.,   phdie   253.
74, ' and   received   an   additional,"" .
-       News  had  to: travel by mail viaiany1-cdy stands ^ the bread line,
j    Used   cars   wanted.    V
top prices for good late
; Wiedman Auto  Compai
n
P-*
Ruth   Ann   Richards,
Lloyd i?la^r^^ f^ft a^sl.!?e_wa^erJ, °i^\ exeepT Jfo7"chowT Not "only that
Grant,   who  ias   the. extinction'^^Jthe'"annv^ NOTICE
49   points, ^^2?._ £ i!_!^t_.-H^ N°V"   9'   1944'
check foi' $4.
second   with   59   points.
Girbach,    third,   with   4n    wxixaxo, -x j_      _.,   .   T„ „ . —■- .,     .•       x
and Roy Brassow fourth with 44 ^d*hus J* t3* **** ^i3.36*  s-'ticaIIy  everything  else  that, goes*
points      . -Grant,   who  -has   the. distinction ^^   the   army   is   forgotten.   So
The. six gilts donated by Alwin ?f having been thg first president,hot   even   those   stones . are   left     There  will  be  a  tin  collection!
Gross,    Henry   Leutheuser,    Clar- *°^Je- *h?i,?ec^?1l. Cf™et*   ^iunturned. Saturday,   Nov.   25.     Please   save!
ence    Haarer, Schmid's market and f£™p®. m,J,xfS'  .That  th,f  def7      In   this   initial   line,   everybody  all  tin cans fcr that date,
the .Future Farmers were won by S1°n    °* e^c^on ^"3** 5?e brought J received a meal ticket  two clean, William Jakad,
the    following    boys-     Frederick nKO    the   noi?les    within-   a   few,-blanketSj and virtually everything! Salvage Chairman.
''Humphrey.     Donald." Gall     Paul hours  lies wefl  within  the ^nem-,m th* fuu Red Cross Book.	
Woods,    Charles    Kohler,    Wesley. ory  °£ *»«  ^P* of  us   m   en"!
years | ^ye jjave a iarge stock of new
Goodyear tires on hand, also several pre-war truck tires. Wiedman Auto  Co.,  Saline.
Semi-Solid Buttermilk in drums
and barrels for poultry. We have
a good supply on hand. Morton
Poultry Farm, phone 65R2.
vvoous    *-7™   *u^1'    "wali ough fo vottfWThe last, century j slogged~ii"   out" without"' a" rest
^SreTtoSJSTtunder ^s    broUgh?feacles-galorewhich|smff D.day   on   August   15    are;
i L^n^tio/c   ot* t§tur_.^re-  perhaps wg c&nnot  appreciate  in:frankly p0oped.    For all of them,j _      ,  ,	
•tm-n   to,   ri^  froth   either   the'any   measurel as   much. as   Rip.it   has   been    a   long    time   be-. 6c per line first insertion. 4c per,    Metal    flock   feeders,    oil    and **~
Luin   ^w^^dlittg back ^ the Van Winkle aWaking aifter a cen-jtween whole night's sleep and hot    line   each   subseauent   insertion   j electric water fountains and wat-
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
I Wanted — Dead and useless
stock: horses $3.00, cows $2. Call
'. collect Tecumseh 350. Carrol
| Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co.
first or
association which
ill in turn be,tufy P* ^M^^L^f-Z^i.i1?!meals'  . ^^ ,eyes ..^   °laze.d- flONIMU_VI  CHARGE  25   CENTS jer troughs for laying flocks. Mor-
given out to other Iboys. It is the'3"^"  Ms   eyes^in eonsternation? j most of them haven't shaved in
lir   Associa
purebred   huga —° —-r -_    .__ _.   .,.     .        -. . ■-   —-_--■        -^     _
will be raised in the community ^e  ^eta^S   p016- feet •  Accord-^n out of the raw September driz-
-i        i -I x.~~x.™XA     4-T^ttTT     rf^^x.    -r,e\i-    -TilPTi-.   r,,x. .*. X*. rt A/xwx«n«x.^ xtZ. ~~Ji.
given ouc to otner tnoys. it is tne,--"   ~~    T-rj-r      ':  „.   |— ~   ——* y  -  —«••>—  —
desu-e   of   the   Fair   Association CThanksgivink Day is approach-, tliree  or four  days, mostly  they
<-i.o+   -mo^r   ™n,.p   ™,™wh   >,„o.= ing anff-we winder if the turkeys .aren't   moved   much   by   coming
 .'on   Poultry  Farm.
that  many   more   purebred   hogs inS anff-1!
Heaters,  auto  robes,  seat  cov-1
ers.     Elmer   Steeb.
Will      tJC      JLCWOCU      lil      UlltJ     ixVXliXilXiliXXy      '       ~       " x^ L , - » - - .
as a resut of such a project. ™& to repo™ they are not plen-:Zle    mto   a    comparatively   safe.
Eldene       Finkbeiner,       Future,tiful   al*-d   many  a  festive   board place. ■;
Farm     ticket    seller     estimated, ™& hola *Iustl a eommon roastm-l    A   couple  of  weary  guys   just^6"   Graf>   Phone   192p3-
For  Sale—Fine Wool  ram.  Al-
For  Sale — Registered Poland
i China    gilts    and    boars.      Elton
J Osborne,   1   mile   south   of   Hammond school.    Macon phone 5F10.
Wanted—Fox     Terrier    puppy.
For Sale — Registered Duroc
Jersey boars, without papers if
preferred.    Dan   Hertler   &   Son,
mor,   than  , 700 j£i  atoi^sions'stead of the traditional bitd. And dropped "their   new  hlartkets" on
fXK^oj^ ^^^  Wis^nan^hone 244R3
thant 1,000   attending   on   Friday; ^   ^    shoot   a    ^   or   a|stretched   out   on   the   floor   un-j    For   Sale_Walnuts.   Ray   Bur-!7125 East t^^Phone 184F21.
^loth  the Fair Association  and ^^ ^S ^g^^ ^f-of ^ce^r   ^   *"*%«*>   ^   «°*   ^^^      For Sale _ Northern Michigan
the Future Farmer members were   mmgi   out   ui   uie   u y * road. notatoes      Better   °et  voi-r   win-
well pleased with the large num- ' ™*™*  b<l Jha?^L%U    It *  ,Buddi/S ^   N°^T   ^^ ;        .       *.7T-—, "   ,    - ' to suppiv no^M^haISl\ee_,
ber of exhibitors and visitors and *ou,^    to    ,eatT.le_§f,m.^!!-S„ °l,^^    °f    Salme.    ^ehigan    andj   Automobile heaters. Hot air and sahne  Vklley   Farms,   phone   164
Wiedman  Auto   Co., F22
°&mM*fi.
$2.00 DISCOUNT PER TON AT CAR
Morton Poultry Farm
, it is their desire to thank  every-  Wnat Jt may J6" ll ™? ^^always ^ Richard      McCoy     of      Jackson,:hot   water.
'one who in any way contributed a lot more  than what  some   ot, MicW&an>    were     pienty    happy, Saline.
'to the  success  of the fair.  They th03*3  hombed  out  people m theabout    ^    whole    thing.     Said j   , . For   gal     _   Berkshire   hoaxs
are very sorry that there were • war areas have. -McCoy: T heard about coming; Order yom-Pfeister Hybrid Seed suita^e for eross-breedin"- also
some irregularities and some ex-i Haven,t you often wondered last night about 10 oelock. This Corn now. Henry F. Groeb, 5361: purebred Shronshire rams" War-
hibits were stolen or picked up "why it is that it was so neces- morning t snatched a little sleep Maple Road, Tel. Saline 181F14. |£en Finkbeiner gaiine " -phone-
by   mistake .and   are   doing   all sai-y for the boys to»be sent' "in-; waiting   for   the ' trucks   to   the ———  ' ! 1mBS1=- -     ■-   '    -.-^ --.-c#i*."-'-•.-,-'*
they- can   to^ace   flie   missing "to  all the woiM"?   Is   there any rear,  but it was too damn  wpt." ;    For   Sale—Feather   dressed  fat!*****■!:■       '  >-■*        '■
articles. If any have not notified part of the "globe Where they can-; Pfitzenmaier then Decame con- hens 2oc lb. Pears—to eat, can, j ^^ Sale—150 AAAA White
the association of their loss they not be found? Perhaps it wasscious of his ?ace and clothes. °r pickle Squash, hickory nuts. Leo.hom pulIets Ga'sson Strain,
should do so  and if anyone  took foreordained   by   Providence   that'T   will,"   he   announced,    "shave Phone   163F23. (      15= Barred  Ro(__'-k pullets    Clarke
an   article   by   misake   or   know  Liberty must be proclaimed tc.all; immediately    then   shower,    then -        —-—- Gordon,  phone  195F31, 4715 Wil-
of    such    an    error    will     they, the   world—even   the   inscription. listen   to   tlie   records   and   write      *01    faaie T",„^stfiea   b   £?*"! low roarf 7
notify  the  association. 'on tlie Liberty Bell gives us that letters,  then  go  to  a  show,  then s^-? ral"s at IS200 Sherman Rd.jiow ludu-  	
-    we sleep aarain-ah sleen. You know or   1  mile  south  and  1?^ miles!     Especially   eqflpped   t0   repair
i auto parts and farm machinery.
  Welding   of   all   kinds.      Brooks
losses  by tlie  exhibitor  is  to  be ciples to carry His Gospel to all n't  had  hot  chow since  tlie  7th     Electrical   appliances   repaired ' Brothers   will   fix   it   if   anyone
(expected as  this  year,   tlie  asso-  the   world.     We  haven't   done   it of   August.     I've   got   the   same  0l.devs  taken now for new mer-'can.    Phone 101.
1 ciation will no  doubt  discontinue willingly, have we? It is said that smrt on that I had in Rome, and chandise      Limited     amount     of' 	
j any further activities.                     . had Christians donated the price my shoes are from Rome too."      "Hotpoint"   Irons   now   available 1    Dead, Useless "Farm Animals
|    It was the desire of the asso-'' of   one   battleship   to   missionary     Lighting   a   cigarette,   Private Howard   Electric   Service    phoneI1- removed. Horses $3.00, cows §2X0.
I ciation   to   publish   the   list   of endeavors, Japan could have been.First  Class   James  Poucole,   Chi- 116R2 ' (Frompt service,including Sundays.  ^^:
(winners but the list is  too large christianized    and    perhaps    this cago,   III.   smiled.     He   muttered; '        _■ '__ ;Call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges.-'    '
For   Sale
s
Future fairs will again be held ' hint  "from    the    Bible—and    we sleep  again—ah  sleep.  You know :
providing    as   much   interest    is  knew   from   the   New   Testament a  guy  hardly   realises  how   long '^f£  °    -MJ1,in   uePou
shown  as  this  year.  However,  if . that Jesus commissioned His dis- he goes without tilings.    I. have- ^
this cago,   in.   smiled.     He   muttered;
ito   deem  it  advisable.    However, war eliminated. What we"haven't;under his breath something about:
-Studio   couch,   baby;Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co.
PHONE   65B3
BOB   MORTON,   MGR.
x,  OH, NO I'W NOT.' ASK ANY
-OF THE W0WEH WHO TRADE
WHERE 1 B0.'   SHOPPING IS
A PLEASURE WHERE SOU GET
ONLY THE FINEST QUALITY
VALUES.  AMD SERVICl.'
'^f course she is referring to
Apples,  Western Delicious
2   pounds    .'.   25e
Cabbage    .,..  2   pounds   9c
Carrots    2 bunches 19c
Cauliflower,    LARGE     39c
Pascel  Celery, LARGE.—  39e
Celery   Hearts    ..^.-—.  ,25e
Grapes,    California   ....   lb.33c
Grapefruit   --—.  pound  9c
Head   Lettuce,   Crisp    15©
Lemons      pound   15c
Oranges, Florida— '5" lbs. '45c
Oranges, Texas  5 lbs. 45c
Peppers    . ,    lb.   20c
Radishes, Crisp,'2 bunches 19c
W\ '• Green ' Onions    15c
.Sweet Potatoes.—..'.. 2 lbs. 17e
Tomatoes    .„•„   pound   30c
Spinach, clean, washed.... 2Bc
Rutabagas      pound 5c
NOTICE!
Your cooperation in ordering
Turkeys, Rabbits, etc., for
Thanksgiving will be (greatly
appreciated. o
1 !b.
19c
25 lb. Bag
$1.35
list of winners.
will be closed from Nov.
-   -        ,    —     - — x, .xx .. -.."   ixiixiiii,,    rduon    miLciies,    ana    si-.:.. ...     .-,,  -.r„..   o-*«j.
should any desire to examine the missionaries. We recently read a forwaru   to   two   days   of   sleep,. chickens   Write or call at 104 N. 114th h11 N™ lls7; ^^..^
report written by Chaplain Helm sans  the  rmgipg of his machine Harris stl.eet,   Saline. H.  Conrad.! •     ^fn-'?"™ store
that  following  a prayer meeting;gun m  his ears. ___\  j Keveimgs Drug btore.
on a  South Pacific Island a rel-i	
igious  program  wras   inaugurated,
by   tlie   four   chaplains   on   duty
Youth Guidance Committee To Be Formed
AUCTION SALE
Shrop-
For     Sal^-Registered     oxi^-j     New   electric es   are   now
shires. Large type yearling rams. ava4iabie if your need is  consid-
with excellent fleeces. See our of- ered  essentifl  by the War  Pro-
William     Jakad,     local     Hi^..
school principal, has been selected
bv  the Govprnni-'*  ii,7\77~777~7x,,have contributed $19,000 for mis-; west and one mile south of Man-
G^Le^Co™^ on  Wampler  Lake  road,
chairman    and    organizer    of    a W01^'   besides   that,   the   people,on
Youth  Guidance  Committee here   ™ ^*,^?n?.™^ f? t*^10- '
miles  south bf Ypsilanti Mich.    JAnn Arbor, Mich., Phone 5002.
Saturday,   Jfovember   18,
I Wanted—Ride from Saline toi Wanted—People in this vicinity
.reach Dearborn not later than 4jWbo have any legal printing re-
Ip. m. or to bus line going tolqUired in the settlement of es-
The function of ~Sie~oommittpp al huilding. second to none any; commencing at 12:30 E. W. Time,: Dearborn; daily except Sunday.; tates. etc., will confer a favor by
wiU be to acouainf f-hP ™™rn\, ' Place, and 75% of its cost was the following described property:; Return trip also if possible leav-'ha^ng it sent to this newspaper.
nitv with vouth nn^mnitfBrT^. Paid for ^ Christian men In- 35 Head of cattle, 22 head of ing Dearborn midnight. GraydonlTlle ^^ are universal in such
to advise both dSnTfl ^America's Army. Offerings on mij.ch cows, 13 head of heifers, Everett. Please phone collect Sa-;matters and to have your notices
ents   who   feel   that   thev   ™,H  one  Particular  P^ce   of  worship yearlings and 2 years old: -lme  126- {appear  in   this  paper  it js  only
profit  by a  better  understanding ^J™8!.™™!?1 J°_. ^-^e _!5 „-£-_HoI.SteinS  5 yl:s:'  fresh'  Ho1"
IMMEDL4.TE    POSSESSION
of  youth and  its   nroblem-s °  mission work  on this  island and stem     4    yrs.,    giving    milk;    4, __ ,.._,-
The -commits%£ii Xr+™ ,n keeP the wcrk =oing' on three ad- Guernseys 4 yrs., fresh; Guernsey.    9 rooms and bath.  Extra seat Mine Observer.
eneo^a°e   tt?   hX,    „Tqli    Jacent islands. Can we, the Christ- 4  yrs,  giving, milk;   3  Guernseys and   lavatory   and   bed   room   on
IdXl^n^tio^ hi   helnin^to ians  of Saline and vicinity boast 6   jn-s.,   calves   by  side;   Holstein first   floor,   lots   of   closet   room
ur^vkfeHSfbS   of ™Si^ °f  an  equal  record?   Yes,   again,.; 3  yrs..   giving  milk;   Guernsey   3 S^age,   poultry  house,   large   lot;
tor  rhl  rifv^   vn,?f-h   PP                    the boys and their chaplains wilf yrs., fresh; BrmcBe 7 yrs., giving on   paved   street.     Price   reduced
i.i_.y_,   you-ii. have  a  g^-eat  deal  to  say  to  us milk; Holstein 5 yrs., giving milk: for immediate sale,  terms if nec-
when  they return. * . Holstein 3 yrs., giving milk; Red essary.    Inquu-e A. C. Lahge, 107.
One of our ladies told us sev- Roan 3 jts., dry; Holstein 3 yrs.   Bast    Michigan,     Saline.    Phone
eral days "ago  of a man coming calf by side;  2 Holsteins  3 yrs..' 76R2.     Real  Estate—General  In-,
Federal dairy feed subsidy pay- into  one of the local stores one giving milk; 2 Black cows 3 yrs.', surance.
ments   'for   the   months   of   July  dayi having just arrived in town fresh __ I   , 1
and August have been completed 0n   a  bus.   He  related   that  two      Sfx   work
necessary   to   ask   the   Probate'
-, Judge  to send them to The  Sa-
Dairy Feed Payments
.FLAGS-
All Sizes — AH Fabrics
Priee Range to Fit All Purses |
624   So.   Main   St.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
FOX
about:
,. - vxj.   t*.   «u.k,.   j^c   *v,__c*,-,v_«   _-____«.--.   w,«           ..»4u    Verses    wt
according to Harry M. Cole, sec- , ladies sat behind him during, his 1500'each; two colts
retary of the County Agricultural trip and he  couldn't avoid over-i    Thirty   shoats   weighing   from
Conservation   Association. hearing their conversation, which S5 to 130 lbs. each
Payments of 60e per hundred included this remark: "I hopec 1840 W. C Aliis Chalmers
?^D^J ?**■ 10C Eer Pound for this war lasts long enough so;tractor on rubber, cultivator and
butterfat for ^September and Oe- that I can get my house paid power lift. Allis Chalmers plow
tober are now due. ;for..   ^  we  can   say  fSj   -.How two 14-in. bottoms
.Producers oi dairy products cruei." Not all of the selfish peo- i Int. pickup baler on rubber 2
may mail or bring their records pie ____ the-world seem to be in'yrs. old, Int. corn picker, 2 row
or statements from their local Japan and Germany. We have a 2 yrs. old- Int. hammermill 2 yrs
dairy to, the county offlce for few 0f them iin the U. S. A. too, old, rubber tire wagon, 75-ft!
September and October along judging from such remarks. Can' endless-< belt nearly new, bale
with  the  signed applications. we compare the cost of a human'loattfer  to   fit   baler,   16-ft   horse
It  is   suggested  that   oistribu- jjfe with the price  of  a house* 'iaower, 'CJHOre. Boy milking maters   and   milk   handlers   notify,    we've  never  tried  it,   but  we/chine 2.yrs.  old, DeLaval cream
their milk producers of this time have   seen   and heard   others  dos se-pariator'- with motor,
to apply for the subsidy payment, jlt_as-k {or ^garettes,. and many.f   -(^ahtity   ear   corn, "baled  hay
If by any chance a producer hasjmany t}mes ^y get ..no„ for an and nve   tons   of "haled  straw,
not received an application, theyianswer     ^e^t     some    mothers j    Terms: Cash,
may write the County AAA  <"*-;• getting quite a thrill out of that?! EDWIN P.  SMITH.    !
fice for  it. cThey may have tried in vain to Irving  Kalmbach,  Auctioneer.
-   , ..       ~       ~ .'persuade   their  son   Or   daughter i  ———
CotniHg   AtlCtiOnS ifrom  indulging in  the unnecess-5    *       CARD OF THANKS
caiarles   Howard   will "have   a'ary habit,  but now,  again  what
sale of  miscellaneous  articles  at they   wouldn't   do   of   their   own!
his   residence    on    South   Lewis ffee    will,,    circumstances
streqjy-ofn. Saturday, Dec. 2.
1  want   to   thank   my   friends
force and  relatives  for  their   kindness!
,them to do. It might be a good;shown  me,   for  their  cards   and;
i plan   for   them   to   show   those'gifts   during "my   illness   in   the^j
"mothers   they  can   still   do   it— hospital. '-'
jgive up   the  habit,   and perhaps; Edith  Bailey.!
Dr. Frank Giff«rd,  Toledo Op-'send  the   money   thus   saved   to!         ' !
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