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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Inc rules.
I The Detroit Times wants pictures az
4 interesting children. In order To oh
tain them tae i,ntrS viii conduct an
Interesting Baby Picture Contest for 10
consecutive weeks. starting Feb, I6. 1871.
IN -tha-aails+- saa- sunday iA4HeA--
O-Pietures Of children. S years or
- under, are eligible. snapshots are
wanted. studio pictures tNACCEPT-
ABLE. All pictures submitted became
the property Of The Detroit Time. and
WILL NOT he returned.
O-An you need 10 do To enter = picture
> of baby l. To send his or her snap
shot picture Ia The Detroit Times. Re
sure " Il not framed. There Is no sntry
tee. Ia submitting photographs. II il
necessary To accompany with Interesting
Baby Picture Contest Entry Biank such
as appears In The Detroit Times. or with
application In similar form. The same
Information contained in the coupon must
he written or typed Iegihly upon the back
Of each picture submitted. n Il not
necessary To buS copy Of The Detroit
Times Ia compete.
"A total Of $1,000 In CASH PRIZES
Il will be paid In this contest. - will
he paid for each Of 500 pictures printed !;
Il second grand prize ot 500. 20 prikes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

of xI0 zach; 40 prizes Of IS each 10 h
awarded nj the end Of the contest for the
most interesting pictures. These special
prizes do not necessarily have Ia he
awarded for pictures printed In the daily
sunday Times. bit ran be chosen
from among any pictBres submitted In
tirF ruutrst.
E-Contsstsnt. may enter any number
- Of pictures.
c--Pietures must b. entered with con-
u sent of the parents or guardian of
enid pictured
All contestants agree "a accept the
decisions Of tbe Judges, appointed by
The Detroit Times, final and binding.
The pictures the Judges consider the most
interesting will win the s~ards.
Q-MaH all pictures to the Interesting
Q Baby Contest. Detroit Times, 1879
Cass avenue, Detroit. Mich.
a-Ptetures niii be published daily In the
y daily Detroit Times and . page Of
pictures esch Sunday In The Detroit SuR-
day Times during the 10 weeks of ths
contest.
0-kmpioyes Of The Detroit Times
III other Detroit newspapers ar mem
hers of their families NOT eligible to
r0mpetr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Convention Hall
Flower Exhibit
Has n Gardens
Show Offers Novelties
to All Who Love
win E Things

Whether YOUR poekethook IS
the orchid or the ceranium type.
you'll ind something for You at
Michigan's annual flower and gar
den exhibit. nov omen a Conven-
ton Hall
There afe1t gardens for your
inspection and whether Nou do
your gardening On a foo-acro e.
tate or N a window box, there
are all kinds II fine iae4
ChrySler Motor Company this
year offers Tor your edificaiion a
tropical garden. hung with Spanish
moss. dripping with. fountains and
pools which are stesmins IN true
tropical Style IN fact they've
worked hours t. get J0S1 The right
effect Of 3 teeminE Jungle. and
they do II with mirrors moss
water. flowers and timbers. Just
for good measure they add 10000
butterflies. and some mHhon-dol-
lar orch as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

crazy. and it's probably not
sabotage" said Edward +. Con-
roy, district head of the federal
bureau of investigation. "But
were going 10 STAY With The
case until lKe,Ee- satisfied :,
Converse'S outburSt occurred in
a part OF the plant where army
and navy secret bomb-SightS and
other precision instruments for
warplaneS are manufactured.
1t was reported that a drift in
dicator- model, completed after
months of meticulouS labor was
among the objects smashed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Traffic Light Bug

The butterflies. ny the way, are
not alive They're part Of James
r. MAYS remarkable exhibit.
which includes a moth with A l.
inch wing spread and a bug which
has red light on his head green
on his tail and lights up as he
flies
The orchids of course are very
much alive They come from Tur-
lie Lake. where Leslie Green Of
the Automouve Products Corpo-
ration has his fine orchid farm
They're shown against black vel
Vel and mirrors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
j. 5. 10 Seize Crews
OF ; Italian Ships

TRENTON, y. J.. April s. -
fINSl Federal agents today held
warrants accusing 81 officers and
crew members of sabotage against
three Italian freighters seized by
the government locked in the Del
aware River At Gloucester,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Send Baby Snapshot NolU;
Contest Ends This Month

If you've delayed entering baby's
picture in The Detroit Times
$1,000 Interesting Baby Picture
Contest. you are urged TO delay
no longer. as this contest Offering
a first prize Of $500 and paying 50
for each bay snapshot printed in
either the daily or Sunday Times.
will close this month.
When you submit a baby pic
ture. these arc things TO bear in
mind.
The picture MUST be a snap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

shot. Studio pictures are NOT
eligible.
Pictures submitted are NOT
returned.
This contest seeks pictures of
all types of babies, pretty. plain
smiling, solemn. but snapshots sub
mitted should have REAL pic
torial appeal. That is the basis on
which they are judged. The rules
are easy to follow. After you have
read them. send one or more snap
shots of baby and watch the
Times daily and Sunday for prize
winning pictures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
COP Plans for lq42

WASHINGTON. April s -
GNSl - Republican y alton
Chairman Joseph W Martin Jr.,
indicated today that he soon will
name several additional commit
tees 10 help revitalize the COP
for the 1912 campaign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Porch furnishings

There arr acres Of dogwood.
masses Of azaleaS and rhododen-
dron. There are panSies three
inches VIDE. and maybe you've
never taken naSturtiumS seriously.
Wait until you see the pillar mas
turtiums whiCn are trained up 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Many Forgeries

ct il an acknowledged fact
that when an organization
wants To amend the conStitu-
ton. so-ealled experts can be
hired to obtain the necessary
names ON petitions" Kelly said.
1T has been obvious i'm the past
that frequently these names are
forged.
However. the Supreme Court
has ruled that the state cannot
go beyond the face of the petit
ton, even though all names are
in the same handwriting. This
opens the way to dangerous
practice.
Proposals No. ] and No. ? on
the ballot Monday are designed
only TO protect Michigan against
constitutional amendments init
ate by fraud"
II the proposals are approved
petitions initiating constitutional
amendments hereafter could b'
signed only by registered voters
The secretary OF state would b'
empowered to check the petition
against poll lists and eliminate
Illegal names
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
End 10 Petition
Frauds SouQht
In Amendment
Voters Urged to O. K.
Constitution Change
at Polls on Monday

Two important constitutional
will be on the state
ballot Monday. submitted by the
Legislature in an effort to stop
forging Of names on petitions for
state referendumS.
Realizing that the voters have
paid slight attention to The I'M
portant proposals, Secretary of
State Harry r Kelly, Saturday
that it will remain easy
for any group to initiate consti-
tutional changes by fraud unless
the questions receive A yes vote
from the majority of Michigan'S
CH liens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

flowers in The Flower arrangement
exhibit.
Detroit'S Audubon Club has an
exhibit of Michigan birds in their
natural habitat. Fr1gidaire divi-
sion of General Motors has an IL
foot microscope through which
you may peer At all kinds of IN
terestlng things, specially at The
flower blossoms and learn their
Intricate texture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Court Aspirdnfs
In Final SCurrY
For WdyneVote
Detroiters to Select
SO to Judicial Posts
in Monday Election

Continued from Page Three
bother 10 get out and vote Mon
daas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

The rights of minorities
would not be affected in any
WAY. The constitution would
remain subject to changes by
ma Ority of the voters.
But l believe the adoption of
proposals No. and No. , will
strengthen the election laws and.
as the chief election officer of
vote by every person who goes
10 the polls"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Gen Hugh y. Johns son,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Aided by Distin

The plan was prepared by Sec
rotary Of State Kelly and Oakley
E Distin Detroit election super
visor
In his statement Saturday. Kelly
81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
College Offers
Short Course

Montana state college will of.
fer a, short. course agriculture
Jan. 5Attos March Ia for the
young = men Of the state who
have not had the opportunity
of taking a regular four-year
college, course.
1t was pointed out that many
young men from the farms ano
ranches of Big Horn county
have been prevented from get
ting the education they desire
because of lack of time, Limited
finances, or insufficient prepar-
atory training. These young men
are especially urged to CONSIDER
enrolling for the short course,
To meet the needs of those
who will attend, the course OF
study is arranged to give the
largest amount of practical
training possible during the
winter months, when work Is
least pressing at home.
The winter course in agrlcul-
ture is designed to train men
to become better farmers and
stockmen and more useful citi-
zens, to teach the scientific ba-
sis for agricultural practices
and to develop men for leader
ship in agricultural organiza-
lions.
1t IS stated that every facility
Of Montana State college, with
its experienced faculty and
modern equipment, will be used
to make the winter course prac-
tical and interesting.
Subjects to be taught include
farm organizations and cooper
alive marketing; principles OF
breeding, feeding and manage
ment of livestock; livestock
judging; veterinary science;
farm mechanics; crops and soil
management, and farm man
agement and farm accounts
Students may also select cours-
eS in livestock production and
diversified farming.
The cost will be relatively
small. Room and board are the
principle items of expense. Even
railroad and bus fares in eX-
cess of SIS for the round trip
will be refunded.
Complete information regard
ing the short course may be
obtained from the principal OF
the school of agriculture, Mon
tana State college, Bozeman, o.
from George w. GuStafSon
county extension agent.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25

The junior group of the S..
Xavier Farmers Union held
their meeting and Christmas
party Friday evening. Guest
speaker of the evening was
Superintendent Skeie OF Hardin,
who talked about the mechanics
school which will begin in liar
din Jan. S. Delegates were cho-
sen to go to the officers Farm
erS Union school which opens
in Great Falls Jan. 5. After the
adjournment of the meeting a
Christmas party was held.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
ODDITIES FOUND IN
RELIEF OFFICE REQUESTS

Relief offices of Fairnlont
Mimi, received so many letter!
from their clients" with a hu'
man interest slant that one o:
the officials began making {
collection of them. Here are
some excerpts selected at ran
dom:
when do I get relief? Eou
send them where I am
MY husband worked ont
shift for two months. Now he
left me and I amt had no Pay
since he has gone OF before
either"
please send my elopement as
| I have a four-montn old baby
and he is my only support and
I need all I can get to buy
groceries and keep him in
close"
Both sides of my parents is
very poor and I can't expect
| anything from them as Ely no
Their has been sick in bed with
the doctor for over a year and
won't change"
Il am a poor woman and
what I got is gone
Il have already wrote to the
president and if I don't hear
from him I will write to Uncle
Sam and tell him about you
BOTH
please send my wifc's form
to fill out"
THE Mrs. has no clothes 1o1
over a year and has been reg
ularly visited oy the parish
priest"
Il can't get my SICK pay and
I got six children. Can you tell
me Why?' 49,,
This is my eighth child
What are you going to Go about
it?"
Il am wiling to tell YOU I.ly
boy was borned two years age
and is three years old now
When do I expect relief?'
please find out if my huS-
band is dead as the man I am
living with won't eat or any
thing until he knows for sure,
In answer to your letter, ]
| gave birth to a boy weighing II
pounds. I hope this is satisfac-
tory. -,
you have changed my Cir
to a boy. Does this make any
difference?"
II have no children as my
husband is a truck driver ano
works days and nights. Wher
do I get ~relief?"
In accordance with instruc.
tons, I have given birth tc
twins in the enclosed envelope
"Sir: T am enclosing my mar
rage certificate and my two
children, one of which is a mis-
take as you can See."
MY husbands projects were
cut off three weeks ago and
have not been able to get re,
lief since"
please send a double bed Is
the one you sent was a single
bed and my wife and children
have to sleep on the floCr."
- Midland Empire Farmer
Save a life-Drive carefully
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
The Low Down On
HICKORY GROVE

I guess we like dictators in
our U.S.A., more than we let
on. So long as the debating is
to the other guy, why get ex-
cited. But there is one different
gent. He comes out and says,
4 don't like d:ctators, any
where - and especially in the
old SOONER state" He is Mr..
Phillips, the governor of Okla
hOma.
A Is million dollar dam in his
state will henceforth be run
from Wash, D. C. The folks in
Oklahoma can now take a seat
ON the side lines. They got no.
thing left to say, even if it is
their own river. They say in
Wash. it is for defense. If they
can take over a river, I guess
a grocery store or a cabbage
patch could go too. That is why
I am suspicious - I got some
cabbages.
If you don't live in Oklahoma
you read part of the story, and
turn over to the next page.
Oklahoma did likewise when
Tennessee was on the griddle.
Too far away to worry about,
they said.
There on the St. Lawrence,
they better oil their shcotin'
irons - it looks like they are
next. I am pinch-hittin' for
Paul Revere.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA.
Read the Tribune = Herald
Classified advertisements.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25

with less metal go tons) than
goes into one big tank 49,:
Cotton goods may be scarce
next year, though stores r
we'll stocked now. The army
needs a lot of cotton - TOR
tents, uniforms, tire cord, wire
insulation, sandbags, gun ana
machinery hoods, etc. and IS
buying 80 per cent OF this years
total production. AS in the case
of oil and wool there's no lack
Of raw material, but a lack OF
machinery to make finished
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25
BITS O. BUSINESS
PAGE EIGHT

No surprise is the report that
October'S sales of new autos
and trucks were down, So per
cent below october of 1910 -
but at that October was Al per
cent ahead of September (this
year, 49,. On the "employes
per ton" argument watchmak-
ers base their hopes for brass
and steel-nickel supplies. They
say they can keep 10000 en-
ployes busy, making two mil
lion domestic jeweled watches
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-12-25

COMPLAINT FILED HERE

A complaint charging A. L.
Jacobs with issuing a fraudu-
lent check was filed here Dec.
16.
C.. H. Mclaughlin was listed
as complaining witness who
stated that Jacobs issued the
check April %, 1941 in the am
cunt of $22.79. The defendent
has not yet been apprehended.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
FuRCSA EMbEnEK FURCSA VILkCA

gyanakodva neznek az egye-
temi oklevellel rendelkezo uj-
sagiro-jel0ltek fele Is mem szi-
vesen nyitjak XII az ilyenek
elott a szerkeszt6segi ajtokat.
De hat az ujsagiroi egyeteme-
ket a haladas scent neveben
allitottak fel es nagyon sok
lido kell hozza, amig a tanulok
felebrednex az igazsagra. Kar
hosszu eveket t0lteni az egye-
tenn padjain, hogy azutan is
met el6lr6l kelljen kezdeni a
tanulast. Ha az egyetem pad
jain toltott negy esztendot egy
jo szerkeszt6 oldala mellett
tolti az ifju, akkor negy esq
tendo multan mar valaki lehet
a szerkesztosegben, s6t nagy
valaki lehet. Az oklevel hal
szolas csak negy esztend6t ra-
bolt el az eletbol.
Furcsa mesterseg az iras.
Mark Twain peldaul, a legna-
gyobb amerikai iro, soha mem
tanulta. Volt nyomdaszinas,
volt halo kormanyos, volt ba-
nyasz, volt csavargo, minden
volt, csak eppen sokat tanult
ember mem volt. Megis a leg
nagyobb sikerre jutott, inert
ARA szuletett, hogy iro le-
gyen. Mem tudta elkerilni
azonban a vegzetet. Es ez nagy
szerencsenk.
De elmelkedesiink soran
most mar hagyjuk fakepnel az
embereket egyel6re es terjunk
at az allatvilagra, inert oft is
vannak am kulonos jelensegek.
XII ne ismerne k0zulunk a
csigakat? Mem a VIII, folyami
vagy tengeri csigak fel6l besze-
lunk, hanem azon jambor sza-
razfoldi csigak felol, amelye-
ket gyerekkorunkban ICY biz
tattunk:
- Csiga-biga nyujtsd XII
szarvad -.
Van-e valaki koz0ttiiik, aki
hajlando elhinni ait, hogy eek
mex a nyalkas, de kul0mben
igen lassu jaratu es feletteb er-
kolcsos allatoknak fogaik len
nenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25

BizonyAra AIT mondan&k
annak, aki ilyesmit allitana:
Tegye bolondda az 0reg
apjat az ur. Engem mem allit
falnak.
Es bizony akadnanak olya
nok is, akik ennel nagyobb
gorombasagokat mondananak.
Mem is lenne csoda. Hiszen N
hallott mar olyan bolondsa-
got, hogy a csiganak foga
lenne? Mem tigris az, meg
kevesbbe oroszlan, hogy ha-
rapni tudjon.
Icy ereztunk mi is eddig e.
megvoltunk tudomanyunkkal
elegedve. Mostansag azonban
a haboru dacara akadt Lon
donban egy nagy tudos, aki
nagyito ivegek sorozata ala
allitott egy egeszen koz0ns6-
ges kerti csikat es mikor an
max szaja olyannak latszott,.
mint egy negy emeletes haz,
akkor alaposan megvizsgalta q
szaj belso szerkezetst. Es elk
kor csodak csodajara nit la
tott? Hej bizonv, AIT latta:
- A k0zonseges kerti csiga-,
max $4,000 foga van.
Rendes, harapasra alkalmas
foga, csak eppen olyan apr6,
hogy emberben, allatban mem
tud kar tenni vele. Macy sze-
rencse ez, inert hiszen ha ha-
rapni lehetne komolyan ezek-
kel a fogakkal, ennyi fog mel
lett mem maradna eletben
semmi a foldon. Meg a csiga
sem, inert felfalnak egymast G
rettenetes fogsorral. amely
egesz szajukat bet0lti.
Mem trefa ez, hanem ko-
molly valosag. Csak azert hang
xix kul0n0sen, inert meg ma
gyon vi a felfedezes. De most
mar folytatni fogjak a kuta-
tast a csigak koreben es XII
tudja, hogy mi minden ujat
fedeznek fel. Vegiil ITALIAN az is
kiderll, hogy a csiganak tobb
az esze, mint az embernek.
Egyben bizonyosan t0bb. A
hatan hordja a hazat es mem
fizet senkinek lakbert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25
,ARANYASoK

Meddig fekudt oft a t0bbiek
kel, mem tudta, csak ARA ijedt
fel, mikor ket ember kozele-
dett feleje.
Hill a fiaval.
Mathew szivesebben logott
volna a fan, minthogy belle nez-
zen a volt partnerje, de kul0-
n0sen a Bill gyerek szemebe.
Bill Mathewben nemcsak big
brothert, hanem host latott,
aki beszelt neki a tengerr6l, a
hajor6l es arrol a mask, wien
tuli vilagrol. termeszetes volt,
hogy a serdil6 flu kiveteles
lenyt latott az apja tarsaban.
EIiaba er6sk0d0tt, es mem is
nagyon er6sk0d0tt, hogy a tele-
pet elhagyja, Hill a fiaval a
hona ala nyultak, es megin-
dultak a hazuk fele, ahol pc
dig tudta, hogy talalkozni fog
Lisbeth-tel.
Megmagyaraztak neki, hogy
0sszetor0tt allapotban mem is
tudna az Alder Gulchig sem
elerni, hogy a montanai no be-
takarna utk0zben hogy ha
mem is akar vagy mem is mer
maradni, legalabb egy napot el
kell t0ltenie a Hill hazaban,
hogy 0ssze szedje magat mi
el6tt elindul.
Lisbeth k0nnyes szemekkel
fogadta S neki latott, hogy
megt0riilgesse, hogy a vert le-
mossa r6la, hogy bek0tozgesse,
ahol lie volt a bore horzsolva.
S csak akkor pirult el mely-
segesen, mikor a kerdesere meg
mondta, hogy Inez verte fel
6ket, aki kirohant hozzajuk es
kerte 6ket, hogy legalabb az
eletet mentsek meg.
Agyba fektettek, Bill a ruha-
jat kitisztitotta, de azon a ma
pom keveset beSzeltek. Mathew
Hillt estig mem latta, de nap
kozben ARA gondolt, hogy mi
kor besotetlik, elindul, csak
egy fegyvert akart kerni Ultra
valonak, hogy tovabbi bajok ne
erjek.
Estere megjott Hill es ahogy
megvacsoraztak elbeszelte ,hogy
utana jart a Mathew dolga-
max, mines ra semmi Okla,
hogy a telepet oft hagyja.
Aznap nevezetes dolgok tor
tentek.
A Last Chance Ghlch la
kossaga elhatarozta, hogy "va-
rost" csinalnak a telepb6l,
inert hittek benne, hogy az
arany egyhamar mem apad XII a
videken.
Nemi itokak is fogytak a
hatarozat k0Zben, inert a va
rosnak Helena nevet adtak, S
feljegyezte a t0rtenelem, hogy
EFT egy "j6kedvu" ember indit-
vanyara tettek, aki hivatko-
zott a gor0g istenn6re, akinek
hirhedt volt az erk0lcse.
A Vigilante aznap feloszlott,
sheriffet valasztott a polgar-
sag.
Es Hill felsz6lalt a gyllesen,
hogy Mathew mem biin0s, hogy
artatlanul vittek XII a hatarba,
hogy Sc strict mem volt, Sc 81
pista. Es a megvalasztott
sheriff ugy dontott, hogy
Mathew oft maradhat a Eva
rosban."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-12-25

Az a teny, hogy valamit ki
is nyomattak, meg mem jelen-
tt AIT, hogy igaz lenne a dolog