1944-11-23; Saline Observer

              SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIG^: THURSDAY,  NOV.  23,  1944
NUMBER  7
Thanksgiving
TjA Good OppolMiity
*'For Our Farmers
SEEN AN' HEARD
16th War Loan
CARD OF THANKS
!
For the • Thanksgiving of the community at large, this b.ank addfe its
gratitude for faith reposed in it by
its customers—faith which is the
foundation of success and progress.
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
School Has Program
Desig.ied To Repair
His   Many  Tools.
C.Thanksgtving    Day!    A    „, -*	
earlier this*.year  than-.has..Seen,
the   custom-in   years :past,'but;,
nevertheless   just   as   meaningful • -
as   everv,and   in   many  respects";
j _-^    .          x TkT _~\           -1   wis55L   t0   tha1*   my   many
'-f 11*1 VA   IC l\ nW I ITl    friends   for   greeting   cards   sent
-iciPilV V- -"-O ilu" KJl1   me on my 90th birthday.
week--   .          -    ■ - - ,       ■ ■     *    —    __.-..
Started   Monday   And
Will Continue Until
■ itecmber 16th.
Ella R. Crittenden.
We   have   government
Saline   Mercantile Co.
wheat.
jus   Many   j.oujs. as   everv „and   in   many   respects:- .^  \JSJZil-iX\    su xu    o
'  •'   .,    TTv     a -= +=»> ,far more;^ ;at this _time "than' * ^^g  -gixj^   War   Loan   Drive;     Classified Advertising
The local  school board is taK-, ever befdre'iii.'the-lives"isif Ameri-'qfi,rted Lon Mondav and will' con- ' a„ „_„. «__. «»^» .-,„„..«,„,   a„ „_..
ing advantage of a program  of- cans_    -^lien we -consider- the .fu--'|^edt^^n^   m  ^nd  the-*?-*** l™ fif omseI*on-4« PeI
fered by the Government to the;ture  of ici^tific; inventions/ forife,.^^ ^fc^e ^Sie^!  hne   ****   ^"seouent. msertion
farmer by malting necessary ar-1^^^ -jfe - -^obot    ^ crocket-M^t^^^o^^an    drive— i AUNIMUM. CHARGE  25  CENTS
T?*^^ ^f '$A, *KTof it in E bonds,!—--——.	
^ tH^,-     ™^tv^ Wolverine     Work     Shoes     at
of -tt . HE; t^TUSi  _lo  _*d>'enough.to'_™*e damgge in this and probabiy wiu be assist- Parsons'.
was  started  two  years  ago  ^ cotuitty and that -because of that' 'Tr'T.- „   *„ o/^e old GallahtsJ — :     -
^ofT^TSoved'^ISp: ™ ™- ** f^/^\°fias 1™^ ^ For   Rent-One   room;   also   a
<??*£ tiT£™e™Tin   keeping ^ m, ouJ ownteckyards.    We=    Mready   some  have   purchased'6-room  flat.    Phone  225R3.
ful   to   the   farmers   m   *eeP"'s • sincerely hope that the war will \ m77t «,„. ~»r, while others should •    -
^e^S^entl^to0^: hnd i/en£before  they are de-i^^^^a^ not wait!    For Sale-Archery supplies. E.
ms^^l   Xi^P   to™/61^^^   to   be.flovjn for anybody to urge them,but it's;Owen, 106 East Henry St   10
msh   ail   necefasxuy    »"»v ''across the Atlantic according to -mtah,v)l mll(.i to exoect that	
SSlUSL'SSSUof tS^M-'P-dictions tor the future >s,,%»$*£° ™Ve° Q&ZS-tj
^eE^.  ,? AenS:, °_ o^T^r,itnr America m general and Salme in;^., „„-, .VRrv cent a^t can be
George J. Klager, Auctioneer,
Phone 258861, Ann Arbor.
For Sale — Feathers; Conn
trumpet good as new. Mrs. Sam
Lambarth.
If you haven't winterized your
cpx, do it now at Elmer Steeb's
Gulf Service.
Expert Radio Service. Brown
Brothers, 225 South Ann Arbor
street, phone 264R3.
Heating and sheet metal work,
furnace cleaning and .'epaii-u>2.
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
i
xxip,.   n«  thP  rental  of  the. build- vxx.~xx.~~x~. -~-   —-  ^„-„-^      "~';all  wUl  do  so.     ine uovenuueui.;   Automobile heaters. Hot air and!
Alcohol for automobiles. 5 Gal.
i can for $5.00. Limited stock.
| Wiedman Auto  Co.,  Saline.       -
^heat  lieht power and janitor i Amenra; m^BEu iu«'=r*J {"'will need every cent that can be-.hot   w
S&&*LKm^W Aching Pf^-e^y  thmgs^ <%>%$? g % Wta»
S«eSlocal board is requir«i to ggg^      **• ^^^^^0^ S
S^£^Bui=Ki=«^ *=~
SSrtJTft hourCs°urse wMch gSSS^£&:fl^rSSK? £ Legion-  Auxiliar:
Because  tche  shop in  the high tne family at home read a portion;    ^-^ American Legior
school  was  not  sintable  for  the of the   Bible   set   aside   for   thatl^m  meet   on Tuesday,   Nov.  28,;
.        „_    ,.    _„*   tu„;.   *e^p\e.   in dav and that the bovs and girls'   x    «,~    i —
v    Wanted—Ride    daily    to    Ann
insists   of   36  hours jjiojuicu   uio.l   cvcvy   iucmucj.   ui, —"o        - ' Arbor   by   two   girls.   Leave   at
Because  tche  shop in  the high tne family at home read a portion-,    ^-j^ American Legion Auxiliary 7:30.    Address P.  O. Box 294.
,!.„„!   „.oe   r,r*   Bifitnhifi  for  the ofthe   Bible   set   aside   for   that!will  meet   on Tuesday,   Nov.  28,;
tools   in day and that the boys and girls<at    the    home   0t    Mrs.   Harold,    Order
Wiedman  Auto   Co., I _ Used.   car?   ******* ,w:u   W
top prices for good, late models
Wiedman Auto  Company.  Saline.
We have a large stock of new
Goodyear tires on hand; also several pre-war truck tires. "Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
For   Sale—Poland   China   stock
hog,8  months  old.    A.   J.  Ernst,
: phone No. 183F13.
Semi-Solid Buttermilk in drums
and barrels for poultry. We have
a good supply on hand. Morton.
Poultry Farm, phone 65R£.-
farmers to get their tools in day anu mat tne noys ana gins-at q^ home 0f j/d-s. Jfctaroiu, Order your Pfeister Hybrid Seed-
that limited space, the board de- in the service all over the world|Vaugchn, Saline Valley Farms.'Corn now. Henry F. Groeb, 5361
cided it advisable to rent the read the same portion the same|0ur president will give us a re- Maple Road, Tel. Saline 181F14.
o-flrasre buildin_r on East Michigan day. For the information of those|rt    f  ^  seCond  district  offi-!   ,     -■—-—        _-rr- a.p~~nT,
j   Ivenfe   towm  S   tiie ^ettoer here  at home who  do  not have ^ ^eeting, which she attended'    For    Bate-18    feeding   lambs. • st«?k; ho^fes ?3-«>. ^ws $2   Call
Stag   and   move   the   present the list of readings available, we.^^g   ^re ^ge all members Lewis  Scherdt,  phone 188F12.   8™n*<*    t*-™~*     -*«»      ^"-^
Si shop materials there in order to give  them  here.    The  boys   will to attend. Anyone who will drive 6-room flat. Phone 225R3.
*• - take advantage of the state tools receive   them   from   their . chap- and  ^j-g  passengers  please   call i 	
which  are  also available  to  the lains.    Don't disappoint tJie boys; LUeiia Dell. Anyone who has no     For   Sale—^Feather  dressed  fat
high   school   shop   classes. ' This form that'spiritual bond:between w       to  go  to  the meeting,  call hens 25c lb.    Pears—to eat, can,;
•-•-"--  for- them and .home today at dinner;"T.,i,11:,     cg^   will   then   arrange or pickle.    Squash, hickory nuts..
Wanted  —   Dead   and  useless
irses ?3.00, cows $2. Call
      Tecumseh     350.     Carrol
Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co.
Metal   flock   feeders,    oil   and
electric water fountains and wat-
This is Woiiti Looking Into!
, Whet) you find a feed unchanged in nutritional "punch" from*]
peacetime — it's certainly worth looking into. When you find
kJ If.      that feed is fed DAILY by thousands of money-making poui."
/ .    flymen — b "requested" flockowner feeding }>y hundreds of
* hatcherymen — you know there's something "potent" in it.
There isl — APPETIZING buttermilk and PROTECTIVE
vitamins A, 0, E and G — tn Semi-Solid "£" Emulsion.
It's GOOD with any ration, cosh mighty little to feed.
It has helped lift the laying average of many a flock
up to a "good pay" level. We have it in 25, 50 and
J00 lb. sizes. You'll be smart to look info it TODAY1
itual bond:between to  go  to  the meeting,  call hens 25c lb.    Pears—to eat, can,ieJecmc water fountains and wat-
BJ11 „._-__„ c.^™— ~r      e today at dinner;'Lu|Ua    |ne   will   then   arrange or pickle.    Squash, hickory nuts..er troughs for laying flocks. Mor-
merly  used as  the  shop  for  an it  will. m<j§n  much for  his  mo-'rideS jor ___{ the ladies who want)                Keveling's Drug Store.    ,on  Poultry Farm,
extra class room, band rehearsals, rale and brinig home much closer > f    attend ' 	
xx x0xx ^x   ^
will make available tjie room
Wanted—At  once,   waitress   or}.  For  Sale — Registered Duroc
lunches, recess play room during to him.    It may help him in lusj    The American Legion Auxiliary!    Wanted—At  once,   waiucoo   vxi  —=	
bad weather and motion pictures! struggle for the safety of his|of sahne received a citation kitchen help, 18 or over, 4 p. m."fJersey hoars, without papers if
for the different classes, all of!own life. Such things have beenif m ^ national headquarters to 1 a. m. Good wages. Phone;P"feferred. Dan Hertler & Son,
which have been badly needed ac- recorded durng this present war. ■ ^   at)t)reciation  for   a   ?15   con-; 154, Five Point Place. j 7125 East US-112, phone 184F21.
cording to Supt. Leo Jensen. [Here  is  the list, for  this   week:1..
The new location has-been re- Thanksbiving Day—^Plasm
paired and is to make an ideal Friday — John 14; Saturc
shop both for the school and the:Pslaln 23;* Sunday, Nov.
farmers ~ "
.^ XX^„.        XX.X XXXXX, "-"--.     Jrl0UUOn. iHlS       WO»        U=™        XXi        ~~J X- -
lg    Day—Plasm    103.;-kifc.of 24 phonograph records to|    Due to labor shortage we will
John 14;   Saturday -r-!be used bv the servicemen. These be open from 6 a. m. to 7 p. m. j±«j">.ia«=o.     ccura   gd.  jum   wm-
~     " "" 26— !„™rd_i_its    are    distributed    aU daily.    Closed Thursday and Sun-iter supply now. Michael Sheehan,
_.,__   u  „„^i  T..*ppd  in  U. dav afternoons,     nhnck's   firill.      Saline  Valley   Fairms,   phone   164
iop both for the school and the:Psiam   23;*    Sunday,    Nov.    26— Ii^r(_-i_its    are    distributed    aU daily.    Closed Thursday and Sun-iter supply now. Michael Sheehan,
rmers. Jpslam   1;   Monday—Matthew   5; ™"   «,„ worid and placed in U. day afternoons.    Chuck's  Grill.    I Saline  Valley  Farms,  phone  164
John Cornish has been engaged Tuesday—Romans   8;   Wednesday ■ ^7  n   units   hospital  centers  re-1  '■  JF22.
i instructor for the first course 1   c"or    13    (the   love   chapter); ?;>,nitation 'centers and so forth.!- Electrical   appliances   repaired. 	
hich  will   begin  Tuesday,   Nov. Thursday—Psalm 91. CThe  daily TittT^.. the oroiect was started Orders taken now for new mer-j    For   Sale—One   Holstein   cow,
! at R n. m. and will meet for mn.„    «,,-,,    ...f    -..rooii-     n^-,rp AUrrUB.        -A--V :— -.,«=»•=   it' f-T1Qv.^;=o      T.imitmi     omn„nt     -.xf fresh,   six   vears   old.     Also   25
as  lnsi-rucLur xui   xxxx. xxx^x v^^wv. ±   ^or_    13    ltne   love   Cnaprerj;  vmWIitation centers  and so lorai. i- niieccricai    appuances    repaired, j 	
which  will   begin  Tuesday,   Nov. Thursday—Psalm 91. CThe  daily TittT^.. the uroiect was started Orders taken now for new mer-j    For Sale—One   Holstein   cow,
28 at 8 p. m. and will meet for papers    this    past    week    have ttn^A.merican Legion posts, it' chandise.     Limited     amount    of fresh, six   years   old.     Also   25
six weeks on Tuesday and Thurs- chronicled much about y^ hunt-;Py not  hmited  to   this  organiza-' "Hotpoint"   Irons   now   available, j ic«rds ot    mixed    clxulik    wood-
day for three hours  each night.
Already  a  number  of farmers
in   the   woods   of   northerns
hv tho American Legion poswa, ". uuctiiuioc. umuucu aimuni ox —":-• -"- 'T- —r* .,"""" *T
iDout me numc-j?y "i? limited to this organiza-■ "Hotpoint" irons now avaUable. jcoras of lmxe(i clxunk wood-
Is   of   northern, *?        Anv  group  may contribute Howard   Electric   Service,   phone' Harold Kuder, Jordan road, phone
——"•'. "  " n-"~ in ^Michigan and we will have noted' """,-t-i luy r reCords   for   our H6R2. :199F14.
are planmng on enrolling m the'that  these  men  were  frequently ■ SSSSLnSi    ^1   money   however, |   | 	
course   and  all interested  should referred to M ..nimrods... ^ took ^cd™-se^  to  the American!    For     Sal^-Registered     Shrop-i
try  to  attend  the, tot ^eetl^e'us  a long time during the  past f™   National   Headquarters.    Ishires. Large type yearling rams,; -•
Ther6a^   ^nb ^mer   shoSd several years to discovev «•» °^-,^eglon   WaTl___._  H                  iwith excellint fleeces. See%urof-'.purebred   Shropshire  rams.  War-
course   and   each  farmer   snouia-_._ „«. 4.-l.„J. „„„„    ■„-„— „„„ /,;„ j _   „, i _,   .      .   . .          _.      t^;_i.t,„;^„-»      Q.uno     T>Tinnf>
"^   pTa   ;»rt,T™cr   should several years to discover the on-.     °  :  jwith excellent fleeces. See ou
are broken and in need ox repair. anra.ls   ne  TOWiral   lore:     „„ ^ ., *„_ ,„t,o+ mau well be „?,„„   xx.   ^« -^__:l__4.=   -»«.
,xxxx,e--    For   Sale   —   Berkshire   hoars
rams 'Suitable   for  cross-breeding;   also
>i        .... x.   ~. 7-=— War-
phone
7
Hewen's Farm,  5;142F21
pay i ren    Finkbeiner,     Saline^
For    Sale—150   AAAA   iWhite
•p hi-nlron  and  in  need ol renair • ": ^- — -~        —  "     ~  .      015   uivitrenas.     newens   Darm,
"Mr    ro?nish   will   endeavor   to ^to   ^  annals   «  Biblical  lorej    «D.day" for what may well be miles  south 6t Ypsilanti Mich.
sh^' the  femier how  to  repaii,101 Nimrod was the great-grand-' ae mos^ ^tai tuberculosis Chnst-  ^__ ^„    „	
or Tmlaee tMe worn or broken son of NoaJl and w&s described mas seal saie in Michigan's his- For Sale_An established tav-;Leghorn pullets, Ga'sson Straiin.
nart^d the farmer is supposed as *,the mightly hunter before tory -^u ^ on Mkcmlay, Nov. 27.1 d j^taurant. Modern equip-. 150 Barred Rock pullets. Cl^ke
to do most of the work. i*e Lord," and the founder of the ■ According to Curtis M. Wyhe, ment Qnl around n^nse, Gordon, phone 195F31, 4715 Wil-
w-   _   " x,   , ■■ = H 1. kingdom    of   Babvlon.     Yen.   the 1 ».^M^t  rxf +r\p. Michigan Tuoer-   .      .„—-.,„   ,„   _.„.,   ,,_,.. .—...:i„,_- «»ji 7
Ftnulston
$2.00 DISCOUNT PER TON AT CAR
iMorton Poultry Farm
Brothers   will   fix   it   if   anyone
can.   Phone 101.
PHONE   65R2
BOB   MORTON,   MGB.
, do most or in. wui-n. -. - -      -   -        a me i°unaer 0I ™e, According   to   curus   m.    vv^, ment     0nly year Mollnd license 1 Gordon, phone 195F31, 4715 Wil-
C  H   Osgood  local agricultural'1"11^0111   of   Babylon      Yep,   the, pr^ident of the Michigan Timer- ^   tov_-_-hi     t0   sell U(,UOI.(   beer ilow road. "
histauctor     will     supervise     the'nhnrods  are   powerful   men—]ust| culosis    Association,    the    theme ^    ^yine_doin       ^    exceUent 	
course   having  conducted  similar hear 'em tell about it when they,of  the   campaign, is:     This is   a buginesS-     immediate   possession;      Especially   equipped   to   repair
course's the past two years.    He, get    back!     ([During    the    past War  to   Save Lives. !we ^^^ to retire. For full details! auto parts  and farm machinery,
states  that  all the farmers who, week we looked over some of the *    Many   local   residents   will   re-.   hQne Brfghton 9lgl_ 1 Welding   of   all   kinds.     Brooks
enroll   will   soon   learn   how   to old   Sahne   papers   in   search   of; ceive their seals m the mail Mon-1 "	
weld    grind   the  valves  of   their! certain data, and we came across; day   and   all   are   requested   to IMMEDIATE   POSSESSION
rcUId rS^^i?T?SK ^ni8^^'^^^^ T^SLJSS ffr!    Sd rooms and batt.Extra «af
Srlrrtatot'   Mplhi   every   County  to   supply  thei our post office. Although the sale and  lavatory   and   bed  room   on
^r^S    nossiblf^during    this!great^popular demand for 'Amer-Ito    Jupport'- tuberculosis    control,first   floor,   lots   ocf   closet   room
^fJm^encv Ilea's War for ^Humanity'  told inliasts  mtil  Christrhas, -it wffl be, garage,   poultry  house, ,ferge .Jot
ru^?S^' are urged to en-picture    and. story—by    Senator a* great help to postal employees on  paved   street     Price   reduced
rou^fo^ScouS?    tt^ot oS^ John   J. 'Ingalls   of   I&nsas-the _ Returns   are  made   before  the,for immediate sale, terms if nec-
_±<TWx "SS? oS ^^i£di?%*a«£5y^Sffi.8,lE?. Wylie stated that for the|76R2.    Reaf^stat^General m-
s^ri^s^vofkThe space is large this   is   the   third   time   we   are I first   time   in   recent   years   ttus surance.
InS     to     ^coidate     aSy fighting   a   "War  for  humanity" I tuberculosis deatti rate ^ ^hi-
fann equipment. ifor that was- also the slogan in gan ^. mci^^.     ^1 mtensive N QTICB
'1918 as well as now. I^fs hope; educational and case ^n&£F°       Having taken over the agency
this  is  three  times  and  out for' gram,"- he said,    must be carneui ___.  „____*,__„ _,  „„ -„__ *^_J
...      ... .   , _.,.._       '„..<-   <-«   otnr,    tViia   Txrnr-ra.nsed   in-
-   "piem -
TB0.itS arid
VEGETABLES
Tomatoes    .....   pound   80c
Spinach,   clean,  washed....  28c
Rutabagas    pound 5c
Green   Onions       15c
Radishes, Crisp, 2 bunches 19c
Peppers      lb.   20c
Oranges, Texas 5 lbs. 45c
Sweet Potatoes  2 lbs. 17c
Apples,  Western Delicious
2   pounds       25c
Cabbage      2  pounds  9c
Carrots   2 hunches 19c
Cauliflower,   LARGE     S9c
Pascel Celery, LARGE.  S9c
Celery   Hearts    -...   25c
Grapes,   California       lb.23c
Grapefruit   pound 9c
Head  Lettuce,   Crisp......^.   ISc
Lemons    ---  pound  15c
Dead, Useless Farm Animals
removed. Horses $3.00, cows $2.00.
Prompt service, including Sundays.
Call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges.
Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co.
f New-' electric ranges are now
available if your need is considered essential by the War Production Board*-,jApply at Johnson
and Co., 20S'*S6uth Fourth Ave.,
Ann Arbor, Mich., Phone 5002.
Saline Rotary Club
this is three times and Out* for gram£ heJ^1"^,^ «f StaeWer-Kempf Oil Co., haiT-
I us - that at the end of this con- out  to  stop   ttawwsed  m Gaioline,   Kerosene,
I ZUct "America's War for Human- crease^ _B5Hftv fh^lal lale   Fuel   Oils,   would   welcome   any
ity"   will   be   won   forever.CjWe » maxfe.possible by the _^}J*ten^.™*s __**«.<__«_ to m* in  a__\
FLAOS.
in the war to save lives."
Both Philip Murray, president
of the C.I.O. and William Green,
psesident of the A. F of L., have
.endorsed the tuberculosis Christ-
'mas  seal sale? according to Mr.
fXtte       O.U      «.       XXXXi^lxXXX^,       *xx       V— ~ .   	
Club at The Tavern last Thara- where they are located. A relat-|««™/    ■£■  ™^w"\^f^ J"™j Milan 207.
day noon. He is the legally con-ive  landed   in  France  and  in  a1'" **"* ""** Tn Rflw nves"
stituted adviser of all county of- j short  time was sent to  Belgium.
ficers    the board   of   supervisors, He wrote home naming the coun-
and it is up to him to authorize 1 try,   but,   of   course,   could   not
arrests in all but minor matters,' name the city so he said "Moth-
and he can order anyone to jajl|er,   I   always   liked   those   little,"»~  ~— "£-;  r -^rzi -x^tl, labor<
for 24 hours if he thinks it ad- cabbages that you used to cook.^^gHe^stated ttataboth laoor,
visable. ^        . .   jOf   course,   he  couldn't   be   any-,^^   a^ ^?emy
His office handles in the neigh- ,where  but in Brussels,  but how^^time  c^diuons,  sucn  ^
borhood   of   2,000   cases   of   one could  t^  censor know what he-*«L ^^f1 Gf   woS   Sadequate1
kind or another during a calendar | reauy meant to tell hf_r mother? «   n^|   ° c^wded      housing
year,   so   it   may   be   token   for CIt really dosen't make any ***-££     lowered resistance to tuber-
granted   that   the   people   should |ference     whether     Thanksgiving l^e lowercu «a »
elect   the best  man  possible  for,Day is advancfed a week or not'1-1"
this important job, and at pres-|so rar as business is  concerned,
ent we think they did. It -was done so that the time be-
Tfae birthday of President Ar-,tween that day and Christmas
thui; Hininger was duly observed, j might be extended, but we no-
and   the  following   were   guests: jticed   last   Week   in   Ann   Arbor
■     All Sizes — All Fabrics
I Pr.ee Range to Fit LAJl Purses
624  So.  Main  St.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
FOX
anu cue xuuuwu^ xr«w... e,«—.. uueu ___oi. wee**. ... xxx... — ~—
B A, Branschapky, Roscoe Bom- that advancing- it one week was
steel, Alex J. Fox of Ann Arbor, j hardly enough tora great many
"Bobby" Clay Also
An Eagle Scout
East Lansing, Nov. 10.
         __      _ To The Saline Observer.
of   the   shop,  windows   were   al-i"Dear cfriends
ready  showing Christmas  decor
J. H Miner and Phillip Hum-
prey, Hillsdale, C. H. Simmons1, am,vv___6 ^^..^^ __
Sgt. Walter McArthur, Jr., and|ationS( axld the-Dime ^ores had
CpL John F. Baker. aU sorts of Christmas tree trim-
On the 16th W. Cari Rufuc of ^^ No doubt if we had Thanks-
Ann Arbor gave a fine talk on giving j^y in October, the Christ-
Korea   and   the   week   previous J mas   decorations  would  come   a
DOR-MOR STABLES
Grand Opening Friday, November 25th
Hay Rides - Riding Horses - Sleigh Rides
6200 Saline Ann Arbor Road. Located
two miles north from
center of Saline, six
miles south from U.
of M. Stadium.
Phone Saline 200-F13
Edson M. Gale, who spent 35
years in China, gave some of the
reasons for the recall of General
Stilwdl
week or two before that -anyway.
American speed is something to
be marvelled at—the caboose
wants  to get to  the  destination
tilweu. _,    i wants   to  get xu   tuc   ucaw»«i.«-«"
He gave the Chinese credit lori^^^g   ^^  engine   does.    Might
£nreat   culture   and   stated   they „ weU go jback to the time of
were   ahead  of   us   before   this last.. itiursday.   in   November   if
present mechanical age.
New Subscribers
In October
Willard Feldkamp.
Hugh Reveling.
Mrs. Emanuel Jedele.
John Cornish.
.Shirley Kern.
Herman Schaible.
i Mrs*. John Hack.
§  Claire   Collins
Mrs. W. D. Lovelace.
Henry Groeb.
Robert   Guenther.
I found the enclosed clipping
in a letter which I received from
Bob today. I think it is just fine
that George Cook has attained
the rank of Eagle Scout and I
want to add my .congratulations
to ahose of a host of other frineds. j
I cannot let the statement that;
he is ".Saline's first Eagle Scout]
oS this generation" go unchal-l
lengted. Possibly you wouldn't]
consider Bob of the same gener-i
ation as George "but, as a mem- i
ber of Troop 46, Saline, Bob re-i
.ceived his Eogle .Scout rank on1
JJuy  31,  1940. , '
Bob is now in the V. S. Navy
I SALINE THEATRE
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OPEN DAILY 6:45 SUNDAY MAHNEE CON.HNUOUS
"a
we're bound to get things mixed
up anyway. -.
Coming Auctions (ax-Tto *£__£ ^dio work m the
Charles Howard will have ajN. T. S. at U. of fWis. at Madi-
sale of miscellaneous articles at j son. He was at Great Lakes
his residence on Southc Lewis (Navy Training center all of last
street on Saturday, Dec. 2. , summer.    He is  very happy  at
^  [Madison..
v  a  m t  n  n t    (With hSst personal regards,
N  O  TIC  H i **     Mrs. T. M. '-Caay.
Friday-Saturday DOUBLE FEATURE    November 24-25
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There wiH be  a  tin  collection _   '„, -.qq p^^g
Saturday,  Nov.  25.    Please save I Try 10 rJUHie 1UU rcuuic
all tin cans for that date.
WiUiam Jakad,
Salvage Chairman.
Eyes \Examined
Dr. Frank Gifiord,  Toledo  Op-j — :—
tometrist. Office: Milan Hotel, I Grosse .Re and Redford town-
Saturday 1:00 to 9:30 p. m. Glass-1 ships in iWayne county are closed
es fitted,  (aith year in Milan.)      to hunting by lexgislative act.
Then cyoull know why it is
easier and cheauer to utilize Observer advertising columns and
Teach many, many times that
number.
READ THE LINER ,ADS NOW.
Sunday-Monday November 26-27
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