1948-08-05; Saline Observer

              VOOME «5S
• SALINE,"WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN        THURSDAY, AUG. 5, 1948
NUMBER 44
em
ears Or Annihilation
Ahu
Discuss Expansion of
Steer Club
3joue Will Be
Redmond Burr
Would Seek
When the JKaty-dids -began .to
sing- last \waek at was J,o remind
us  that there are but  six weeks
Areas xif the County      Made Aug. 11 Michener'sJob
Editorial
Comment
Taken from Future^-TIie magazine for young men, published by
the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Cord Meyer, Jr.,. president of
the United World Federalists and
one of the nation's Ten Outstanding Young Men of "1947, presents-
the theme of our August topic in
his article, World Government
and Peace.
After glancing through the ar-
While    misguided   youn^    	
 .On Wednesday of next week the      Redmond  JM.   Burr,   candidate and  women in   the  metropolitan  ^cles  ttat P?111?1^    the    t°pic
more of summer. (©Saline TTown-      Representatives .of  the   Wash- relocation .of industry .into;areas .parents and sponsors of the mem-  for  Congress an.  the  Democratic centers  search    for    ways     and  tl^^^^^JfTj'^^.
.ship   Clerk  3Bcah   Robiscm :bas  tenavv County Health Department, -beyond  city .limits.    As .a.result hers   of   the   Saline'   Community  ticket, when a candidate for .the means of disposing of idle hours,   of^f stake __^ldlffl_tala_i
caused   to   be   published   notices .County.Road "commission .County -<** the discussion. Mr.- Gustine re- ^teer Feeding dub will make an   State Legislature he  was recom- and    find    them    in     escapades  ^^^T^ZT^^1^03^^^
«f   nitration for   the   primary Drain' Commission, County Board-marked   that  a  county   planning  all-day tour of Jthe. different farms .mended  by XL    Wirt    Newkirk, which end in tragedy, we in the  ^"   ^..J ?V rpaoW-   thTim
Section •and _>f the celectdcai.xtself ^jf    Education-     Scio     Township .group ot commission ,.could, .have  on which steer club members are  former Mayor, Judge of Probate smaller  towns  and  cities in  the        L      u   _t^_Ar™t„";-   77   th_
-which *__._  on'Tuesday,   Septem-  Board    and    the"    Huron-Clinton  been very Helpful    to    them  in  raising  their stock. and State Representative  as ztol- rural areas should be prompt to  ™™ wfJj_^T^ «Fo*   ,_.   ™
tier li   Anyone _rot registered "in parkwcay Authoiity.met. with tlie .their .search: for .a  suitable loca-      The   tour will ..begin    at     ten :iows: recognize the reason for it all and
-the  -township 2D   days preceding   county .Planning" Commission   rfi   tion   and Un .his .judgment, .no\v >x>'clock in .the .morning   ana  wiU       "Because   of   my   acquaintance strive  to  guard   against  it   ever
the  dafte of the-election wil. -not   their' offices last week  to discuss 'that.a County.Planning Commis- lleav-e ithe iSa3me     High    School,  for  many years   as  a next  door happening here.
~he -eligible  to   vdte. '©SamueB J.   the   expansion   of .industry   into   sion <*oes exist, can render a val-   gathering place for those who will ccneighbor .of  R.  IM.  Burr,   candi-      Daily accounts of juvenile crim-
Levine,   district   traffic    engineer   rurai areas. usable .servine-to uother  industries   make   the  trip, and    cover     the  date   for  State   Representative, I inal xgangs in action create a feel-
for   the   State   Highway TSepart-      Each jot   .Ihe     representatives  seeking  rural   locations.     Albert eastern  section and  wind  up   at  feel it my duty to add my unso- "S   among people  outstate   that
cment, mss'in rsaicbre Tuesday-and  present ^indicated 'some    Of    the -TrincHe, .Soc township Supervis- :ncon cat -.the -aty; park for a pot-   licited  endorsement   to  his   can- Detroit,   the   "City  Dynamic"   ill  .   . .„.„,,„ -.
■complimenitea this Office -with -a problems they' could - forsee ,as ca «°r,   expressed   the   thought   that  luck  dinner.    From  there it will   didacy ... He is energetic and creating dollar values has had too  ^7, Z w ^fS xfvf£
-very  pleasant visit:   "Mr.  LeVine  result  of-this trend - and  similar  such a meeting ..was wotth--wh"ile .cover   the .-western   section   and ra chard  worker   in whatever   he great a disregard for creating and fsrrilu " nn^R   w^r     Tf ™Z
Stated that Michigan-Avenue -was trends c in business ^atid -residence « « pointed out  problems  that  wind up at-abont three o'clock in   undertakes   ...   While   I   was conserving human values. ZnireXvlZZ   J? TV™ „„  -X
■latefl to tie Tesurraeett this sum-      Dr      otto     Engglke      County "WiU  confront other-townships in  the afternoon. ; Mayor he was  a member of the       Here in. Washtenaw county  an  ^"~"._~ "rr5*       ,.   v ,
jner or sometime dufmg theeafly .^alth  Director,   warned  or   the -the near future. This -will 'be  the second  tour  City  Council, -thus I had  j__ ex- agency has been set up which is  ^^te  and  constmcUve  o_o-
fil    TEn  -commenting on  a   pro-dangers  of stream pollution ..-nd      '.AS cof'the  group - present indi-   since  the    project     started    the ccellent -opportunity  to   judge  his fraught   with   many   possibilities  ™f^ ,_"™L tw TP war w«> ■
yossa  made Toy    this    newspaper sewage -disposal.    Kenneth   Hal-  eaedtheir approval - Of therBoard firsts'the-yearr-and Charley us- .qualifications ... I do not hesi- for   good  for   the future   of  the  J*^ ™ ^^J^„ ™ ^J!f
-to «oHtro_ _peeaingt_tru*townt_y-j^j^j-ji  County Road Commissiw r°'f 'Supervisors' -action' in -setting  good,  a sort of general overseer  tate  to  say that I consider Mr. community.     The   County   Plan-      7,7      t 71     T «        T     h"
■the addition of  two -stop  lights. Vanage'r   spoke on .aie increased up~a county planning commission  of  the  works,  declares  that' the IBurr one  of   tke   best   qualified ning Commission, first of its kind    - J*81    . l.e aeamy and ProD-
so synchronized that traffic could "rQad costs, Maintenance_and tra_» -which   is   working   on   a ^county  animals this-yeaT far excell those  mencfor the office offered to the in Michigan, is already function-   <"?=   vanenes   are   mamonea   he
go through town without-Stopping "fiC  pr0biems.    The need Of more'Wide plan  for  the  orderly devel-  beauties   of   last   -year.     Weights'.voters of this county in the past ing.    A  survey  of land uses;  of   . ^f^f,
at any light—by   sticking to 25 "equitable -distribution   -of rschool  opment Of resdence," business, re- -df    the     steers at 'the   different  twenty-five years." areas suitable for recreational, in-
reached:   the   im-
United Nations so that it can
effectively enact, interpret and.
enforce world law for peace.
Two cold facts are staring us
in the face. The first is that we
have five, or at the most tea
years in which to make a  choice
bacteriological, atomic anfi Polar.   After reading these
miles   per. "hour—^Mr. "Levine   re- .monies where industry was Joea-  creation and industrial-areas,
marked that  the  "Highway   De-   ted. in one. school-district and the
■partment was -generally -eoopera-  cjjyjk  0f the school  population in
places visited win be estimateu by      His record as a legislator was   dustrial  and residential  purposes   a^_ *es:_ yoJt.T!^.-.^1S- ?    5. J^*
tape measurements and the gains  acclaimed by small  businessmen,   is being made.   The scope of the
Postmistress 'O'Neil   will "furn-   that have been made will be  an-  labor,   farmers  and   veterans,   to studies and plans of the commis
tive with the municipalities—that .another was   stressed "by several   ish  application -blanks -upon   re-  enounced "in a "future issue of this "be outstanding;   a record of   ac-   sion will broaden with the pass-  Jf!" °J
"VTwSlwrrti   -ixrerc   ->r«v!»r        rlrtWio-       thot .„_',.    ....     . _.   .'__'_     , ._..'Ci,._     .       „      4. _=JJn      : :..-_.      -nnTuvr exexm-exKe^-mcx^e,      ^.lrexexcX       „r.>.oH«,.       ir-er    nf   tVio   voarc   anfl   o-hnnlil   Via-.ra    nHI™1    race    W0U1Q     De     JUlled
■complishments   almost    unbeliev-   ing of the years and should have
there is absolutely no defense
against any of the three—and
that one-third to  one-half of the
by
TTpsHaiiti -was   _tow     doing    that members of the County JBoard of quest  for   civil   service   exaiMna- paper     „     _         Q            %-.-"" \T" ;"•""" the pursuit of anv of the thre*" •
Tery tiling.   ©Dot    Stimpson    is Education tions for substitute clerk-at the Last year  Salme had an  out- able.    As an alderman    he    ob- -a profound influence on the lives ""L.pu *uil or <iny or xne. .JKeE-
passing the word to  the girls of "    Neii   Gustin,   president   of   the local postoffice—the base rate-of standing   exhibition    of    2?    fat tained a grant of around a quar- of   those who    live    within    the ™e ™^77ZJ+   fhJ    * rmafnt-
the    Seven     O'clock   -Bowling KSng-Seeley    Cornoration     .poke pay  for  the   job  "being   ?1.29  an .'steers   at   the   Community   Fair, ter million of dollars  within two borders of this county ^™n    ™   «ext   tie               tea
League to watc"h;for the date of ^     on  the    development    of hour. the   first   products   of   the   local days for  the construction of the &&ne is a city in which youth- Choice LlL whether it ^
meeting for the-placing cf teams thejr new plant in "Scio Township                        Steer  Peeking   Club.     This   year city sewage  disposal  plant while fal delinquency    is     rare.      But °"  „   °   e £* ^whether it shalL
and to fill any vacancies that may He :todtoafed ■*: keen   interest in Mr.   and    Mrs.   Robert    Beach tfle  number is  24,  but according representatives    of    other    cities thoughtful people, taking stockof ZjJ™°?^J^™r?£_*Z°rlm
-exist.    "Anyone mteresteflm bow- learning-   about  the   manv -urob- have moved from Mrs. McBride's
Oj
learriing   about  the   many -yrob-
ling in our  league, get in touch   lems   that   could -arise  with   the   into
with  me by   calling   246R2,"  ad-   	
vises Mrs. Stimpson. -®B & B
Recreation cnotes a meeting of
team, captains on "Wednesday,
August 18 at 8:30. The building
has been newly air-conditioned—
the alleys refinishe'd—ready to
start the 1948-49 bowling .season.
The alleys are open daily except
■Sundays,   until  September   1.
^While many local sportsmen
seek out the far distant -places to
go to do their fishing, Carl Smith
continues   to  be    satisfied
the   Boyd  apartment.
The West Coast
With The Cateys
First G.I,
Pilot Licensed
At Saline Port
dictatorial system springing from •
death, destruction and economic ■
chaos.
  We are now in the middlfe of a .
In "taking stock of these things   nopeless arms  race   that can re-  -
suit   in    only    one    thing—.WAR.
Lea-\ringithe little toEn.of Med- Its .tourist business has been iard
with .ford   whieb nests   so j>sacefully jut,   too.      We  drove   r'ong   the
North  Lake  where the "blucgills  there in the Rogue River "Galley Columbia River for so ne distance
come up sideways with a struggle _in southern ...Qregpn wje agluctan.t- and it being our fir?
to   Mr.   Osgood,  far   supsfiior   in   were  weeks  and   months in   the the loosening of moral principles  ^°^™™fi°t ]faf.ed.by th® ^ .or
every  respect. same   accomplishments.     In    the ana    practices,    generally   realize   ^f^J* „„<._! °l„.a   »arbanc,
  matter   of  constructing  the   City that with the enroachment of in-
• Water    Softening    and   Purifica- dustrial activities upon the  rural
f    >ion   plant,  working  with   Alder- scene,   the   fttture   will   multiply
.    man  Krutsch   and   Supt.   Caswell our problems, not lessen them,
mere   than    $200,000   in   interest
payments was saved the tax-pay- —of  the   simple  art   of  living— .
ers; on cost of city insurance his which  means  homes   and   happy  And war ln this  day an<i age is
study and  recommendations have families, neighboritaess and sound   syn°nomous   with   annihilation,
resulted in   developing  a  perpet- business practices, we are impell-     ..  as been said that education..
nating plan wherein some $Vi/,000 ed to stress the value of the un-   elmunates fear.    In this caser we
has Ibeen saved and accumulated dertaking this community is pres-   relieve that education will  instill.,
wth taxes no longer necessary to ently engaged in: The Saline Com-   tear—and  hope   that   it   will   be--
be levied, thus saving some $18,- munity Athletic Field.   It augurs  strong enough to make people and.
000 per year. well for  the future  of a people  nations realize that war is hope-
Other  public   service, was  five who can   band   together for   the    es^an'i.wf)uld result ln anarchy.
First -World War Jl Veteran to
view of a   receive his pilot's certificate un-  years  in  Selective
Service    for  common   interest.       In    creating
The   part   young  men   of   this
—and broad as the palm j>f your- ly  said good bye   to our .friends .fl.opd rt certainly _ga\   us a shock. ;der the-G. I. Bill of Rights at the   which   lie   was   awarded   a   Con- this splendidplayground where"aS nati°n must play in realizing this
hand. fcThe Saline Hotel ;is open .asd  relatives .after having spent Play grounds with      eir flxturei Saline  Airport,   is Doug  Hall of  gressional  Medal of  Honor,   five the   different  elements     of    the solution    cannot    be    minimized.
Monday   evenings     now    from  5 Leu. .days   viewing   the   beautiful we.re  still  nearly    ... ims   "ed.   A :Britton.                                                  years on an Advisory Committee community    can    foregather and °urs is everything to lose or to
o'clock until 1 a.m. Fritz Schumm works .of .nataite ;in   this ^garden grandstand   was  sanderw, .ar   ex- Hall enrolled at. the local field   of O.  P. A. for  13   S.  J3. Mich- join iii healthful, outdoor play  an &ain-    Eiihei we work now—and
. is the chef on these occasions and ;.spp£.    Wte .heated .into .the -jiorth cept a few seats at .the top. Many $n April 22 ard after completing  igan  counties,  on U. S. O.  Coun- added   buffer has  been     set ' up work   nard—for   peace,     or     we
.. gives over for the balance- -Of the once more, leaving the valley via places  of business  >w.ere wrecked twenty   hours  of   dual  flight   in-   cil     and     Executive    Committee against     the    frustrations  which fight   later   in  a  war   where   we
•sweek    to    Hazel    Easton—which Gold .Kill jmd _Jranl-a Pass.   Over .and half under water.. struction  -and   thirty   hours   solo   serving some  100,000 in  military face so many boys and girls "in the know no nation  can win.
makes one wonder if Hazel ever ;thi_rt^-L\yp miilisin .MUars :in g$\<i Then we came to the .dwellings. &y_ing, was presented his private  service   and   other   civic   bodies, larger   crowded   cities     Let   De- We must helP to brm& the facts
ponders why it is that the wait- .have Jseen taken'fesm the streams Jn   two   places    about   .a   dozen pilot's license by the Civil Aeron-  Red   Cross,     Community     Furd, troit continue to be dynamic- let home   to   our   communities   that
resses  are   the   ones   w&om fhe and rExountain of this ca.rea, a»d .houses had drifted .into a iiuddle autlcs   .AdminJstiSxtipn   ■Saturday,   etc., he is endorsed by many or- Saline continue to be mindful of war is nopeless and that we are
-pqsrons always tip—while the cook .mining is still gcftigion.   Thert is like so many chicken eppps. Some He has now enrolled in the com-  ganizations    and    supported    by her human resources    Always it hea<ling toward that hopelessness;
is the one  really responsible cfer still :mi*gh lumbering.   It-was tofc! .seemed intact, others marshed to mercial   and    flight     instructors  business, professional farm, labor has been that  the    rural    areas we must ur£e  Congress  to take
the     excellence     of     the    meal that  thare   are  mm   than  fifty pieces.  Sit   the  passers-by  can- .couise.                        -"                        tradesmen      ministers,     teachers have provided the moral fibre that tte   initiative   in   establishing   a
#Deede  Radio  &   Electee's  Be- mills operating in this -one (district not realize the agony and terror Other new  enrollees for  flight  and many of our senior citizens, has   strengthened   and   sustained United   Nations  that   has sover-
mosial Sale last week went with alone.   "Ihe  large   operators  are <pf those pppr folks as they saw training are Don Clarke and Jim
a b^Kg  .   .  .   and with    a   bang setting out   five  trees  for   every  their  homes and  in   seme   cases, Keehl   of  Tecumseh,   Mervin  Pil-
their rnew  building  is   going up ,pne cut .dsrain, it is &,id, :but the  their loved ones, swept'away by beam   of  Britten     and     Wesley
across    from    Norton's    Poultry "little fellow cuts all and replaces  the   raging   torrents.   When   the Jones  of Macon.
Farm -gilast  of  town. none.   If -the   time   ever   comes  water has once more returned to       .	
©The  Saline Board  of  Eduea- when   the   timber   on   the   west  its   normal   channels   it   will   be g-7       j           t-           .-.
tion has-Ea new school bus—a' Ford coast is exhausted these will  be some job  to  bring  order out  ot iiOrdOIl  JL cilTHlV
with a Mercury motor purcnased a lot of ghost towns out chere. But   chaos. .                            "
.through     the     Wiedman     Auto Oregon  and Washington are not      At last we  arrived in  Seattle, J?p.|| 1|f| "|
-Company.-The bus has a capacity wholly dependent upon tlieir tim-   the   focal  pcint   of   our  Western -IXVP   l
S-i    48     passengers.   ©The   FFA cber.  '                                                         trip.    We hope to make this our                           	
boys and a number of guests will Fishing ranks high among {their . home   for   the   next   few  weeks.
Detroit Edison
Hikes Wages
us   as   a  nation.     Saline  has  a ^S_-^ over all nations; we must
splendid past- let us continue to ?nslst **»>  ^th or witHout  the
build  for     a     splendid    future- £onsent  f    Kama,    the     Great
through our   young people    who P°wer Jeto be abolished and that
will be our tools. international armament inspection
 ^  powers be given to the "UN.
 ~ International Brotherhood of Elec-      The  United   States   spends   25
trical  Workers,   AFL,   and  Local Per cent of its national budget fo*
Wages and salaries of employes  223   Utility Workers    "Union     of armament.    No    nation    in    the
of The  Detroit  Edison Company  America,   CIO. worW spends less than 10 per cent
have  been   raised,   effective  July      Walker L. Cisler, executive vice of   xts  budget  for   military prv-
26.    This general increase applies   president,   stated   that   these   in- paredness   and  some     spend     as
to both represented and nonrepre-   creases will add about $3,000,000 nign as 80 per cent.    Yet if eacn
gather  at Site   high   schcol   here industries and. I suppose thej sal- While   here   we   have   visited tives   convened   at   MUan   Part     - _—         v„,„.„,-„„      „ . -         	
Monday,   Acagust  9th,  and   board mon is tops, ana is far the most Marysville, an hour's drive north Sunday   August   1st    for    their  sented employes and provides fox   a year to the present payroll of  nation were to contribute 10 per
.one   of  the sgljool   busses  for   a interesting.'  There  is   a   number from   here;   Everett,   twenty-five fo^n-ji _n„._ai reunion    The fried   an llc an hour increase for trades   536,000,000. cent of its annual budget, or even
trip to Detroit and a visit to Bob- 0f species  in the   salmon  family miles north and Mt. Rainier, abou.. ' . - . ....
Lo—and   also  isvatch   the  Tigers and as they all spawn at different thirty miles south-east from here,
lose another gajsje—maybe. ©The times of the year, fishing is one We also intend to visit Vancouver,'
Saline L)airy -ne&     delivers    its continuous   job.   As  Jack   Miner B.  C, Canada, while making Se-
chicken along with the usual p,2- and ^eraxmg employes and a 9%
nic  fare  and five gallons of  ice 1"crease for weeMy salarle<3 em"
cream made it quite a banquet. ^ ?^.e '
Mrs.  Everett  Munroe of   tpsi- Wa^e   ^creases   for
  5   per  cent,  to   an   international
Mrs.   Genevieve     Cuerier    and police   force   controlled    by    the
Henry E. Schuster of Detroit ex- United Nations,  we coujd have a
union-re-  changed marriage vows on Wed- world government that no nation
ensuing  year7"john~-Sthnpssk Tf  e±^ *™t ^K™}0™™*™'-  ^J^ JE^.^f^
vice-president; """
per-      When this    goal    is    realized.
products with a new  snap  from   banded the geese and ducks as a  attle 'our home.    Some   of "these lantiwa^elected^^^^^^^^1  presented employes were negotiat-  nesday, July  28tti at  the  Manse   could dare defy.
a braud new, -low.-cS5.ung panel job.  means  of locating the  air  ways  points grouped together may fur- " .^coiucjil j.ur un.  „,, m.„, tv_— ,_, —.     __.„_   __________   TT  ,..T^.—__  ___       -ran,^ -xy,i„    .
©At   a   Rotary   meeting   Thurs-   traveled by  them,  so men  have nish material for another   story
day, members genezgily expressed'devised  means   of jnarking   the  Then we intend to turn our faces Settv ^rk^on'nT^Mflpn^
appreciation for the   .support    a  young    salmon    and    thus    have  +«««<»*•<*  +-h« ^,-=^<»- o«~ y K~°11 or  -^acon,
nitpsber <sf farmers ^ase the *'FA  learned  something   of  Jts habits
»At   a   Rotary   meeting   Thurs-   traveled by  them,  so men  have nish material for another "story.   ^-^Bni^'■ri^Zr-^*™*'""™*   senting  about  one-half     of     the  forming     the     ceremony.       Mr.   people  and nations will stop  the
nbers genezgtfy expressed'devised  means   of jnarking   the  Then we intend to turn *>-—       y '    Vlce-Preslaent,    ana     	
appreciation for the   .support    a  young    salmon    an<J    thus    have  toward the rising sun. t and   treasurer     Aft       th
secre-
joyed playing games of leap frog
relay race, three-legged _ race,
shoe race and lolly-pop scramble.
The winners came out with gum
lolly pops, balloons, mints and
packages of fruit drops.
Everyone left with a feeling of
contentment and renewed relationship, hoping to see  them all
In Seattle there are nearly one- wrinM_'^.r+inff'"fhl cvh™
twys in trying space on their and travels. They have found half million people scattered over uuimess mee[mw ™ cnuaren m-
program for the recent donkey that a salmon never spawns in seven hills, with two inland navi-
ball game—the proceeds went to any river other than the one in gable fresh water lakes within
the Athletic Field fund—a very which it was spawned. Yet sal- its boundries "and also extensive
pice boost. ©Telegraph jgervicc mon marked in Oregon and Wash- water frontage on PUdget Sounu.
of the Western *3Siion is -available ington rivers have be^n caught in One learns that the fresh watt*
here now through the office open- Chinese waters. So ,"when* .you, lakes are a real asset to the ship-
ed by William Gray at the-^sJine eat your salmon you can easily uing interests as by" bringing
Cab station. imagine that some'time in its.life   their  ships into the fresh water
©William B. Lutz Post, Amer-  it may have been  eating dainty   for a few hours the barnacles will .    .,     ..   . „     ,        . .
ican Legion, will install 'its new  morsels along some. Asiatic coast  fall off the ships' sides that have  rf .J1 lne nrst &unaay 0I August
officers  tonight.    Larry Deede is many thousand miles away.       -."    been formed while in the salt watte   new   Commander,  succeeding      ln Salem we visited the State  ter.
Dean Burkhardt. ©Methodists at Capitol Building. It is very We had the pleasure of having Mr- a°d Mrs- Walford Larson
work remodeling and repairing modern and. has the "New Look." lunch with Lulu Fairbanks, Man- and family of 317 N. Lewis St.
the interior of the parsonage, dis- One room is finished in Oregon aging Editor _ of the "Alaska returned home this past week
covered they had a large base- black walnut grown from seed Weekly." °She'is a dynamic force from their vacation spent at Big
lAent adjoining the only one they  brought from the east and, plant-  in civic and political affairs known   ^aJ._ al^    ^f"1^ in ^h.f uPPef
thought they had.   Fire, it is said,   ed by the pioneers, .ftjtiotfasr room  up and down the coast and across " "	
destroyed a building that had (and our guide ve'iy graciously the state of Washington,
previously stood on the site and called the attention of the ilich- We also take much pleasure in
the present structure was placed igan tourists to this fact) is fin- telling our readers of other form-
on the old wall and a small open- ished in-Michigan hard maple and er residents of Saline on whom
ins- in it led to its discovery. © furnished -with hard maple furni- we called, Mr. and Mrs. Sim R.
While Mrs. Jewell, our local re- ture made in Grand Rapids, Mich- Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
porter, is on vacation, The Obser-  igan.   It is very nice.
ver* will be pleased to have its Qur next stop was at Portland enjoying life in a lovely home in Max Fosdick, Saturday. Mr.
readers telephone or hand in their but only for a short time. It has Marysville, Washington, only an Palmer is the manager cC the
items of news during the a.ext suffered a great deal from the hour's drive north of Seattle. They Doeschler and Wallick Hotel m
•thre§ -Weeks—Phone    37. spring fjoojis gijfl is still suffering. Continued on Page  6 Columous.
company's 10,000 employes.    The  Schuster   is  an   engineer  on the  mad arms race toward oblivion-
locals are B-17 and B-1325 of the  New York Central Railroad. and we   can  once    again    settle
down  to the more civilized busi-
' ness of living.
.But until that goal is realized
there is work to do. And we
have only five years in which to
do  the  job.
Peninsula. They were gone, about
eleven days and report that an
abundance of fish anc* berries of
all kinds were  there to  enjoy,
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Suddaby
of Columbus, Ohio called on Mrs.
seem in the  best  of health and  Emily Fosdick and Mr. and Mrs.
ISRAELI VOLUNTEERS RETURNED FORCIBLY . . . Kve young
American citizens who left this country to fight for the Israeli state
returned to the "United States. They got as far as Lebanon where the
government refused to permit them to continue to the Holy Land.
Left to light, they are: Leon Goldstein, Salem, N. X; Martin Gross,
Brooklyn; Eli Kalm. Bronx: Bernard Goobich. Brooklyn; and Daniel
Crohn, Detroit.
LITTLE  F/RB  COOK MEAL*
BIG FIRE. COOK   EV£RyTH/NG.
MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF CONSE8VATIQH