1945-09-27; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 62
SALINE,   WASHTENAW COUNTY, .MICHIGAN,   THURSDAY,   SEPT.   27,   1945
NUMBER   51
Says Frankensteen £E£,i£££™
Communistic
Homer Martin Blames
Late President For
Unions' Present Ills
Asserting   that   Richard
Frankensteen,     candidate
• Jack   Q.   Pfeifle   27,   metal-
smith, first class, whose wife, 	
Mrs. Lola Rowe Pfeifle, lives at
517 Ollis, Inglewood,  Calif., is FAIR PLANS
pictured making a solder con- NEARING  COMPLETION
nection . in    the    work    shop     Wffli ^ distribution of the
Bright Promise For The Fair
RABBITS AND FLOWERS
ON PREMIUM LIST
Sffs DAUGHIEK'S Given Citation For
Mr. and Mrs. James W. La- BrOIlZe Medal
mont announce the marriage of 	
their  daughter,   Mary  Lee,  to 00 _    ,     ,      .,„,_
Mr. Dale Coldren Cooper, Unit- _ , . . 2^l§ePt^mbf' }2^
ed States Navy, on Saturday, _, Techmcian Third Grade John
fi.0 oio-i.fi. r.-f QoT.f*™w  -n.-nJ. E- Schroen, Signal Corps, Unit-
fov cort    Ubb    JNatoma    ±5ay,    on mittees are busy compieting de- class and will be found in the tion, Alameda, California.
j__j   mhwh   ho ia ol-atinnpri    .Tapir was J  . .      *    _     a .. .... '
mayor of Detroit, was convicted which he is stationed. Jack was ^   that   ^^   £aakeB the poultry tent
of being a- member of the Russian    Communist   Party,    and?    »sk
that Labor Leader R. J. Thoma&j|||§f
was a member of the jury thai ^l||s|
convicted him,  Homer  Martin,   ^|
deposed  president   of  the   old
U.A.W.   union,   in   an   address
here Thursday before  the  Saline    Rotary    Club,    laid    the^^
blame for the present labor sit-Eafe
uation directly to the late President Roosevelt, and as he
termed   him,   in-Justice Frank
the eighth of September, nine-    , Q,  ,      . „        - .-,    .
,   ,       .   , . ,„., ulc Ui,MiU«™u Vx .uC     This   year   plans   are   made teen   hundred   and   forty-five, ea b.tate.s Army' *?r mentonous
T: ±rdTTSf ^SZl Ca™ Z P-mium list, the various com- to include rabbits m the open Station Chapel, Naval Air Sta- ^%SJS^C^^
Messenger Center, Signal Center, Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force, from
15 August 1944 to 31 March
1945. Technician Third Grade
Schroen instituted new and
speedier methods of processing
traffic to the War Department
by eliminating one phase of
the procedure and succeeded
in reducing the normal load
of operation on delicate and
complicated secret equipment.
Voluntarily, he worked for long
period outside of duty hours
training new personnel and
greatly expediting the work of
the section. Entered military
service from Michigan.
Sgt.   Schroen was presented
  ,    the   medal   and   citation  at   a
T oaf T?l**____ "KW Mvo      i XT ■y*%:"il eAmuilf 3 "1 jacen?    ™    me.  scno.oi-     in* „       T      „ v '   ,„ ceremony recently in Frankfort,
JuSSt KlteS Jr Of IVlrS. placed m the basement and all premiums have been increased Mary Lee Cooper, Yeoman F/C Qermanv He is the son of Mrs
the   rooms   on   the   first  floor, and  much  of the better  live- y'
Jack Q. Pfeifle
a welder for the Ford Motor
Community Fair an outstanding All breeds will be classed to-
event. gether with prizes being offered
As will be noted, there are five clases.
several additions ana enlarge- The flower division has been
ments in the premium list. In greatly increased and will be
many cases the amount <of placed in the kindergarten room
premium money has been in- along with an enlarged antique
creased and those who have class; also paintings and draw-
quality  exhibits  will  be more ings.
than repaid for their efforts in All interested people having
getting their articles ready and choice blooms, antiques or
up to the school. paintings will find an interesting
The fair is open to every one classification and a very fine col-
Murphy. Homer Martin, it will Company  before   entering   the as   m  previous  years   and  all lection of such exhibits is ce'r-
be recalled, headed the U.A.W. Navy in Aug.} 194l His parents, livinS   in   this   vicinity   should tain to make this an outstand-
during the latter's administra- ^ and -^YS_ Qeorge q. pfeifle, enter one or more classes.   As ing display,
tion as governor of Michigan, ^ &t 6Q4 ^ebev roadj Saline! an inducement for the winners     Three   tents   have   been   ar-
when the sit-down strikes were Mich a special award is being given ranged in which to house the
prevalent  and for which   Gov.  Fair 0ct   4.5  those who earn the most points, live stock and will be found ad-
Murphy was  so  smartly criti- - This year.all exhibits will be jacent    to    the    school.    The
cized. T -—*- T»--4--~ "--- »*—      .      .  y   .-    _ _    -
Martin explained that he, a /->••_. ■»
former Baptist preacher in Kan- .ft Ha Crittenden
sas City, Missouri, was impell- 	
ed to quit the ministry and go the crowd
crusading for labor because of     Mrs. Ella Roxanna Crittenden
the   great   number   of  human passed    away    early    Tuesday
The halls and auditorium will stock should be on exhibition ms- Cooper, Yeoman F/C Louise Schroen of Saline. Sgt.
be kept open to accommodate there by-many of the outstand- J°ined the Waves a year or so Schroen graduated from Salme
1,1 ing farmers as well as by the *B°> a?d £er bnsband, who has High school m 1988 and enter-
boys and girls who belong to bee? ? the Nav^  d™2 th« ?d <Jeary College and majored
past six years, is a teacher of m  stenotypmg which m  later
navigation at San Diego.
 Fair Oct. 4-5	
Wedding of Saline
Man, Clinton Girl
derelicts whom he met among morning at her home  at 315 j£ ^fS^^c^ S°me °f the hVeSt°Ck Cll*S'
the  laboring   classes.    His   ob- East Michigan avenue. She was ^ ^l^f ^ ^nd —*«* Oct. 4-5—
ject: the organizations of free born   November   18    1854   m t]        hout the school   to pro-HORSE  RACES  WILL
trade unions, collective bargain- Lenawee county, Michigan. She vide entertainment for those not RF FFaTTTRF
mg   and  to  fight  the   mdus- was the daughter of George and e      iall    interested in the ex- BE FEATURE
trial dictators of that time. De- Joxanna  Grey  Cobb,   came  to ldMts_     % ( Albert  Lange,  in  charge   of
daring   that   the   communists, Washtenaw   county   with   her     rphe   program   FrMay   after- the horse  show, has  arranged
fellow travelers and racketeers parents at the age of^ years. noon for the  grade boyg  and fol. tbree running races at the      „	
moved in and began subverting She married Dwight Allan Crit- girlg  sbou]d be wdl atteilded. Saline park.    A class for boys Macon Methodist church, Miss the   Blitz   of   London   by   the
the   labor   unions,   he   told   of tenden   March   7,   1878.    Ihey Eadl youngster will be given'an under 14 years will be the first Roberta Johnston, daughter of rockets and moved with SHAEF
suspending the -officers  of jthe settled on the Crittenden home- 0pp0rtimity to bring their pet race to be followed by a race Mr. Robert Johnston of Clinton, to the continent soon after D-
Plymouth Local Union and  of stead and lived there until they &t t 0>dock or to decorate their for aU girls 15 years or under, and   Mr.   Willard   Wiedmayer, Bay.
raiding   their   ofhces   with   a moved into their new home m M    d    etc   or dress in a cos. T1 should be very in- son   of  Mr.   and   Mrs.   Aaro__     Sgt.  Schroen has the honor
strong-arm squad. Cummumstic Saline m March, 1913. Mr. Crit-
literature filled both the library tenden preceded  her in  death
years was to place him on-
General Eisenhour's staff. After completing his college training he was employed by the
Dow Chemical Company until
entering military service, his
entire training being at Camp
In a candlelight service at the Crowder, Mo. He wont through
the     instruction _ room, on April 26, 1934
     _.. _ Aaro^i
tume. teresting for the young people Wiedmayer of Saline, were unit- of being first to notify the War
Following these events on the 0f the surrounding community, ed in marriage Saturday  eve- Department   in   the   States   of
school yard, the group should     The above races will be fol- ning, Sept\22. The Rev. Casper Germany's   surrender.   He  was
eommrisons    of    Russian        "^iv pVi.lrb-PTi wptp hnvn nf fTn'c-   isuJ1'~"-'J   .,olu'    UJJA=   si""F   °">"""        me   auuve   xcxkxco   nxxx   xjx.  x.vx    .-nig, ocjju.^i.   xilc x\.cv.  vjctoycL   xx^xxxxx..xj ^    —xx^xx          	
,.™=™ »t,i    a™™™ T)P- „J?Z;   exTZiZ,   ?««T: e,;,.™l   ^ther  a* ^  Sal™e Pai* t0 lowed by a race open to anyone, Foltz read the single ring cere- in the "little red schooUiouse"
and
with
Communism and American De- union,   of  whom four  survive   ~ •+„       x_    x a ■ '   -  ""      '   ~ -      i >--     ■„ --
mocracy being drawn and urg- Mrs Faye^ Too^ood of Grand w.l1fess- me b<^s and possibly a which should provide a real m0ny in the presence of 200 during negotiations. He has
ing the adoption of communism Rapids Miss Felix Crittenden ai ? °f t:W0 TtI]? &m 1° att^mpj thrill for all horse followers. A Mends and relatives. The altar many fine snaps and movies .of
in "this country. Communists home Mrs Calvin Wolf of Ann 1<?,,C £ a, 10U-P?un(l P^ored straight away track has been was decorated with palms, can- "Ike", our top generals and of
then as now, he declared were Arbor and Dr  Eugene Critten- ?       j   , a^imals   Wl11, be provided and should be safe for delabra, and hampers of white Germany's staff that signed the
using the trade unions for sub- den   of   Petersburg    Virginia  tume<*1 loos?11 a    0nce. + a a11   riders and spectators. gladioh. peace.
versive purposes and are hope- Two sons * Asa Gray and George f-cramj?le ^lU .ensue t0 CatcJa Following these races and the The bride, given in marriage He has had the privilege of
ful of creating such a situation Allan   preceded  her  in  death       «ir   av°.   e J?1?- ,     ... ,     judging  of  the  riding  classes by her father, wore a gown of spending a good deal of time
that government ownership of she also leaves Y> srandehildren Succeeding this event will be will be held the annual pullmar white jersey with a fingertip with Mickey Rooney and Bobby
industry will result. What the and l4 oTeat-erscndchilden" She featu1red a wagon-backing con- contest at the same park. A veil of net edged with shadow Breen, who he says are regular
present-day strikers need is a haS   been   a   life-W  member test hj,A tractol> Each contest- speciai boat is being obtained lace   and  held   in  place  by   a fellows.
good licking, he declared. of    the    Presbyterian    church^ WlU be ^^ to Jollowa from Manchester and all driv- beaded  tiara.    She    carried   a     The Bronze Star just awarded
There   were   5,000   separate Funerai ^e4iceVwill he held 7t given  course  wlt1^   a1lfeW   ob" ers v''iU have an ec^ual chance' Continued on Page 4
strikes in General Motors plants the Lockwood fungal home at stacles'    whi<^    should J%°^e "Enlarged  premiums   are  being  Fair 0ct 4.5	
f t19?.7 FdTgM Wfh    ;<in" *™V   ^   Thuiday *%£&. S^t^^bab^efS ^^ by ^ *" *"*• PASTORAL   CONFERENCE
eS^acf^sattS SS Se^ndTuS^nte t ^ "d^e tet o^trS- —« Oct. 4-5— AT TRIMTY CHURCH
that with the closed shop, the oS^nnd^™w tor; however» a tractor wiU > B0Y SCOUTS On Tuesday and Wednesday,
check-off and collective bargain- ^dVWUUU w"e^y-     - provided any contestant. The    Washtenaw-Livingston Sept. 25 and 26, the Southeast- ANNUAL .MISSION
-Fair Oct. 4-s  The afternoon events will be B     gcout Council—in company em   Pastoral   conference   con- FESTIVAL
« j t... 4.,. 1 ^tKoii     ...    __     ., . .__ n   vened    in     Trinity    Lutheran     «,    .     „     ,        m . ..      „
• ° church.     A   J-i-~::"~J   ■• i—     Next    Sunday    Trinity    Ev.
the local team.
adds five points to his 63, so
like all the other GI's; he's
looking forward to that discharge day soon.
 Fair Oct. 4-5	
ing, Labor, he said, has a gun
  ,,—      .f.      ±JXiy       KJXxXiXXV      ^.v^xxxxxx
mg, -uaoor, ne sam, nas a. gui. climaxed by the annual football with 543 other scout
at the head of industry which ly/n^o TftV Dietiker game, between Flat Rock and performs many ser
has absolutely no recourse, and if-lisa JUj-mcunw     g*_ ^, __. x  v    , „    „ 	
Wedded Monday
the laboring man's life is not
worth two cents who would oppose the union.
Detroit      newspapers,      the
Times, the News and the Free
The   Dietiker   home
Programs To Be Extra
Special At The Fair
m     Trinity    Lutheran     ^T    ,     _     ,        „ . .,
vices    m —•    A detailed report by T Next    Sunday    Trinity
^xxxixxxxx,    -r»~j     —vlce=    m thf» rlpleo-fltP* tn tv.p bJ-svnn/ Lutheran  Church will  observe
that serve all of our country— pe delegates to the last synod- Mission   Festival,
in aWIpv that manv bovs have i«d   convention  m   New   Ulm, "s    annual    _.vu&_.j.uii    i»uv«.
in ordei vo&y. many Doys nave rwpivpd-    Severn   The    theme    in   three    divine
rich experiences as they grow Mmn.,^ wa^s^ rece yed. JSeveial services will be the great charge
toward manhood.
doctrinal  papers   and   an   exe-
the   Lord   has   given   to   His
ip   at   904 °i'c"-al -c"  Ailc x"" lixi.rxxxx.   XXXXXX.     *,,„,_ „Q,_-    o-ecic:  nf 1   f!orin+hinTi« 19 wptp "tne    l^ora    nab    giveu    tu    j-^o
..xxxx^, .xxx. «^..„ xxxxx. .xx                                       ie  at   ZU4                       evenino-   nro^rams, Each week one of these serv- gesis 01 1 ooimtnians iz were                      m-each the Gospel
Pvp<!«   fail tn tpll the facts   he East   Henry   street   was   the _At  Potn   e, n™?J p 10T   77 ire* will be discussed briefly.     on the program.    Two commit- ^nuicn xo pieacn tne uubpei.
fress, tail to tell tne lacra, ne _—   ^    j   ^^   imnressive Thursday   and   Friday,   begin- ices will oe aiscussea uneuy.                   v     Ladies' Aid sutrolied ^ the morning service begm-
unpiessive    .       _A   0-on   „,„1#v„v       fVwaTO A   Ctt«rfn»  tn  Tnsitutinns            rees ot tne ^aaies fia supplied                                   w              R
said,   l^e "ttif; rectorial scene jf   almost ^ imm^^ ^ ^
8:30   o'clock'     there A Service to Insitutions
r.m^ iJau±c" rTTr, ning at 10 o'clock the Rev. R.
„„      -  _- ■ ,       „   .       -     the food necessary for the body ^uV°f     „f    Atit1    Arbor   will
-_■" ffe „rp manned bv"commu- ceremony,    Monday,    Sept.    Z4 ^   "" outstanding   events  in     The Boy Scouts of America       ^    complete satisfaction of ^^f^J^ #pV Schlele
facte d^i^J^S^ late Mr. Dietiker, was united i*n^°? £* ^£Sun£ which will does   help   local   institutions- ^ the QOnfessional service for "Ti/Sn be SuS in the
Ss  JSn told°IrSidience marriage to Sgt   Rufus Carth- ^0tdTy^ome of the best churches, PTA's,  ^j,  ete   ^ ^ ^    a d tI     R      o^^^o^dudgm the
STrxw+ir Pmtliw once told ran Minor, son of the Rufus J. "V,  fhat is available from De- to   use   one   or   moie   01   tne H   B   h    f  Eagt Ann  Arbor H.einiclu„ 7:'?" .?   will   Oliver
^ffi^ef^i^wSMno™.  of    Newberry    South ^f^Sf Arbor. At pres- Scouting    programs    right    m_ preadied  the  sermon for  the Heyn ^ of_Detroit jnll Jeljei
ZE-3gm S^ss st fSfiSS s S33E531 =^i^= ?a&«BK
The     council     aids     largely
days..
^r^^t-eirr^S S ™^.™?;1 tom^air «* ^--   «™* tss^js^ss ™rssi£L- ss^
-Fair Oct. 4-5-
igrc
former District official prominent in church work, will preach
the sermon.
The local pastor will conduct
of   chaos  wiU   continue.   It   is and fitting background for the     .T~*""vTt * " of ideas, staff of commissioners,  ""t^":^;^
time for the public to act, he charming   bride,   who   wore   a RALLY  DAY   Ai &id    ^>  camping     community SALINE 40 TO 0
declared, and see to it that the street length gown of powder gT.   PAUL'S   CHURCH service, activities,'promotion of     Saline suffered a  defeat by ,x^.,^a7 r^~ •'"" —"7"
inherent right of any man to blue crepe trimmed with se- R n D will be observed at health and safety education and Ypsilanti Central, a Class B ^.^ur^al TTof-p^ l™
vork and live m peace is safe- quins, a black _sequm hat and g p ^, chm,dl gunday morn. practicej advancement stand- High school, last week. In thi ^llSL ^I'^tJ^Z, t
guarded—for that is the sacred black accessories. Pinned to . t 1Q Q,dock. Sundav scliool ards, leadership training oppor- estimation of those who saw the 3™f sH1^1seA:i^al n™fis. JVlis.
rl^t of all men. her shoulder was a white cor-     °ilg and members of the wort tunities    and    general    overall game, it was poorly played, due r^tjl^S
Rev.    Wilham   A.    Johnson, sage   of   sweetheart   rosebuds Jeli staff lmve arranged a pro- guidance of the movement. to  the  unnecessary  roughness *?11?,n^ 0± illmty aie heaitny
MUan, and William Lyons were and white gardenia*- am o.ivilia. a brief review of     Among    the    parent   insti- on the part  of  Central.    The m^irea'   p .    n .    . _
club   guests   and   Charles   Os-     Miss   Dons  Smith  was   the °]ass   ^^ties   and  arranging tutions which   carry  on  scout boys from Saline did a fine job *Jur °ct" 4"5	
good was   a, new  member in- brides only attendant and was f      the   promotion   of   pupils troops,   cub  packs   and   senior against the odds, and lucky to SALINE   WOMAN'S   CLUB
troduced
Wiedman.
by
._..       _ ±u_.    0^0   tixxxxxxx-.xx.xx   ----—.„   _„m14- troOTjs fn the Mddle Dis- come out with only two on the
President    Fred attractive m a powder blue wool from   one   department   to   an- scout tioops m xcne ouiu injured    list.    Ken   McAllister
gown and black-accessories Her other.     included   in   the   Pro- tu^ aie^ t       Club ^man Ro- and   Russ   Wiedmayer,     .,  ._
coinage was  of pink rosebuds             wm be  Cradle Roll_ ex-     ^lm^<J   J        j   Chamber should be ready to play again Tuesday afternoon,   Oct.  2, at
and pink baby mums. erases,  songs by clases, Bible tai^^m,ivj.ctii^ ,-„ „,„„,.i. +™> ™~i™ - ~-    J-	
-Fair Oct. 4-5
The first meeting of the club
_, vear, 1945-1946 of the Saline
They Woman's Club will be held on
Do Ya Wanna Buy?
Wanna buy some a those
hard to get articles for
Johnny? Bring those too
small hats, coats and unused
toys an things to the Federated Church Saturday, Oct.
6.
Sponsored by the Child
Study Club.
Harold F. Mumbrue, a faculty
memory
Wk7  Flannelgraph of ^Commerce^
member    of    the Royal    Oak study^ a. selection by "the junior     The   Boy   Scout _ Council
■   ™ about two weeks. 2:30   o'clock   at  the   home   of
.    .        ,       ,,,,,..     —^ -— ^ » „ .,-,    ,       .    ,.        ^     ChelfS ^ Vl7-l}elt t0m°r" m's- Charles Osgood, West Hen-
schools and uncle of the bride, choir  attendance recognition, a financed by funds raised m each row at 3:30 and if the same ry   street   Mrs   J   N    Lewis
served as best man. meditation bv the pastor and community,    usually    through spirit is  shown  Coach  Lyons president of the club, announces
The   double   ring   ceremony tlle consecration oi all church community funds. predicts    a    victory,   for    the that the meeting will honor es-
was performed by the bride's school workers. Next week: The Scout Coun- locals.    At  a meeting  of the pecially all past presidents  of
great-imcle, Rev.HF. SchWarz- " The Sunday'school will meet cil's program of Training Lead- team,   Dave   Cuff,   senior   and the  organization.    A program
kopf, of Lansing.   Mr. Charles for a sbort session immediately ers- center,  was chosen  captain,  a has   been -planned   which   in-
Dietiker of Wyandotte,  Mich., following the program to receive  Fair 0ct> 4'd  fellow very  deserving  of  the ciudes   musical   numbers   and
gave    his    granddaughter    in literature and envelopes for the     The first known white man to bonor because  of his  willing- jjis. Harry Steinbach of Dexter
marriage. new term an to complete the visit Quebec was Jacques Car- ness to work hard under any will give a display and a talk
Continued on Page 4 organization of classes. tier, French navigator, in 1535- kind of pressure. on her collection of pitchers.