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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
ADVANCE ORDERS URGED

Flint, Mich, Feb. 2S-lNS-In or
der TO delay curtailment of coal de
liveries as long as possible. Flint
consumers here were urged to
place orders for the fuel at least
"a hours in advance OF the desired
delivery time. Members OF the Gene
see County Coal Exchange explained
this would also permit dealers to
conserve tires by planning their de-
livery routes in advance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Information Will be
Given to Consumers

Ann Arbor Mich, Feb. 2s--In-
formation designed TO help consum-
ers conserve food and materials
will be given at a new consumer
information center to be opened in
the Ann Arbor Armory March 9.
Workers will be obtained through
the Civilian Defense Volunteer Of
ice and their hours will be from
until - and l to daily except Sat
urday. Mrs. Kenneth Morgan,
president OF the Consumers Coun.
ell, will be in charge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
MENTAL 5LAcKOUT~

Detroit Mich, Feb. 2s-INS-The
manslaughter trial Of Thomas Ross.
%, Detroit railroad Waterman. was
to continue Friday after the defend
ant testified a mental blackout'
rendered him helpless when a mo-
torist drove into the path Of Pere
Marquette train Ross. on guard at
the crossing when Robert Miller,
H. was killed by the train. said
his attention was distracted by a
freight train going in the opposite
direction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
SALARY BOOST PROVIDED

Lansing, NIGH, Feb. 2s-INS -
A 5000 yearly salary boost for all
members OF the Lansing Police and
Fire Departments was authorized
here in the 1912 budget adopted
by the police and fire board. At
the same time the board also ap-
proved a supplemental police bud
get providing for an accident pre-
vention bureau at a total cost OF
$33,S54.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
REDUCE VACATIONS

lonia, Mich, Feb. 2S-INS-Ionia
County school superintendent had
decided here to practically elm
mate spring vacations, shorten the
Christmas vacation term and elm
mate baseball teams from county
public and parochial schools. The
action was designed as a war aid
measure.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Miss Shideman Struck
by Car, Recovering

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 2s-Miss
Nancy Jean Shideman, 10, is re-
covering from head injuries suffer-
ed when she was struck by car
while she was crossing S. UNIVERSE
ty Ave.
Driver OF the car was Miss Caro-
line NJ. Pryor, 402 Ferris St, Ypsi-
lanti who was travelling west on
S. University Ave. Miss Shide-
mans injuries are not believed SER
ious.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
FRAHM TO APPEAR

Detroit, Feb. 2S-INS-Fred w.
Frahm. already convicted in anoth.
ere graft case Friday was expected
to appear before Circuit Judge
Earl C. Pugsley hearing motions
for dismissals or separate trials in
the so-called handbook conspiracy
case in which 81 defendants ara
scheduled for trial on March 9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

Battle Creek, Mich, Feb. 2S-IN,
A speed-up of approximately u
weeks in the induction procedure,
a result OF a new order sending mt
directly into the service after the
physical examination, was foreca
here by Fort Custer officials.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

BOGOTA, Colombia-UP-Forty
members OF the crew OF the torped-
oed American tanker Thalia have
arrived in Colombia. war ministry
statement said here, and only one
man remains missing OF the crew
OF Al.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Dance at College

Michigan State Normal Cole
students danced at the all-colle
party Friday evening from 8
IL o'clock in the Fred Green Ba
room Of Charles McKenny Ha
Students danced TO popular recor,
ings. Those attending went to L
cafeteria for refreshments. Nj
Florence L. Lyman is the soci
director OF the college and advis
OF the committee which sponsors
the party.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Ann Arbor NewS

the completion OF extensive reno
walton work.
Here for the services will be DIT.
James Rowland Angel New
Haven. Conn. former president Of
Yale University. He has given
a memorial window in honor Of his
parents.
The congregation has been meet
ing with the pastor. Rev. Leonard
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Re- Dedication Services
Planned For March 8 in
Congregational Church

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 2s-Re-
dedication services will be conduct
ed March s in the First Congrega-
tional Church, the services marking
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

Brighton will be the leader. Ell
est II. Chapelle. superintendent
Ypsilanti schools, will be the que
speaker.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Normal College Calendar
SUNDAY

500 mWeseyan Guild and Vesper Service Method
Church
1900 mWesleyan Guild business social meetings Methods
Church
700 mBaptsC Christian Fellowship
weather Hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
May Slow Down
Urban Migration

WASHINGTON For the dura.
ton ~ the war ~ least. the
scarcity ~ new automobiles and
tires may slow down and. in
some instances. reverse the mi
grafton NJ city dwsnsrs m the
suburbs. Fred w. cstistt. member
Of the Federal HON. Bank Board.
declared today.
We're just beginning 10 realize
thst vs may have 70 change q lot
~ our habits. said Cstlsit But
there may be hasie changes. too.
VIII people turn Their 'instsllmsnt
buying toward acquiring homes
when they can't get sutos7 ! think
great many will and believe
transportation restrictions may
bring a movement 10 stay close
20 town"
lie predicted greater activity In
residential sales and rentals In the
older central sections Of cities
which have suffered from decen-
trsfzation In the past IS years
movement recently accelerated
by the construction Of iow-cosi
homes on the sdgss of cites for
occupancy BY workers In var In
duttrles
Restricted IN ths uNs 81 ears
~ their own. many employees Of
centrally heated defsnss plants. 81
EeIl a. other persons. viii SAINT -
i've near Their work near - the
business are rscrsstlonsl eentsrs. .
Cstlstt ssia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Gives Advice
For Blackouis
Expert Tells How
II Con Be Done

Rlaek windows shades sr< hkely
70 prove our naoss gsnsrally salts.
factory ore II temporary black
cut protection for windows. accord
rs 70 =RlAckesst. the Technique cf
Light Observation ~ Richard
Lawrence Nelson. { r n Che
csko, : study ~ experience - far
available published this week nv
ne Institute II Real Estate Man
sgement Critical paint ~ such
temporary hlaekout installation =
around the edges. the institute oh
server finds Three precautionary
methods: Oh Construction ~ q
light lock around the window open.
ing: 81 the use II IN overdrsps
~ installation of the shade 30
that there IL . considerable over
lap st top, sides and bottom q the
window opening.
As . temporary hlsekout meth
cd. removal AZ present window
shades and installation az black
material on the roller avoid. inter-
ference with draperies and the IN
stallstion OF additional hardware
But II this method il followed. Il
- essential that a light lock he
constructed. the study nnds De-
sirahle for such a light lock A
moulding nailed around the entire
perimeter Of the window frame.
The inside 81 the moulding and the
interior face Of the window frame
- 10 he painted . flat black. while
the part of the moulding showing
IN the room may he painted the
same color as the rest ~ the trim.
Green window shades with =
number 81 blankets hung behind
them. stretching well on each aide
Of the window. have also been
found To provide q complete black
out, Some housewives are sewing
rings on their blankets and putting
hooks on the woodwork A. prepa-
ration for a quick blaekout.
Most inexpensive method for per-
manent hlaekout; Painting the
windows with flat black paint But
morale a. well as the coat Of cleo
trio service must be- considered.
and only q minimum OF windows
should be painted out, tn. study
finds
Use Of screen or panel lnsets for
window blackout offers consider
able protection against shattering
glass, may also provide water
proofnsss, Is likely. however. 10 be
expensive. since close fitting. re-
curing expert carpentry. II neoes-
sary. Panels may be made OF fiber
sallboard. plywood, or rather stuff
material. Screens may have light
wood framts covered with = mate
rial such A. rubberi1ed cotton fab
ric, brown craft paper, asphalt or
tar roofing felts, solid cardboard.
linoleum. rubber shesting Use of
screen or panel inssts means q
storage problem, the institute
points out,
Use Of draperies alons will bs
practical only for very large win
dows and in unusual situations, II
In believed. overdrapss used with
the black shade. while expensive.
ia probably the most attractive Of
ell installations.
II any question arises. the study
warns, consult your local office for
civilian defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Al Japs Ships
Sunk by U. S.
Losses Are Listed
Since Stort OF War

WASHINGTON - America :
armed forces have sunk 81 Jzpa
neSe shins since the start ~ paci
&c hostilities. a compilation - ~.
fieisl tommuniques showed Wed
nssday
The army air arm i credit
ed with destruction ~ II
ships, naval and marine
forces with 10.
The total includes one Japanese
hsitleshir. the q. ooo-ton Haruna
sunk by Army Capt Coin Kelly
Army fiiers also have accounted
for = cruiser. = destroyer. a sub
marine and seven transports,
lighters and miscellaneous Jsps.
nese craft.
The navy has sunk II Japanese
naval vessels, including four sub
marines, four destroyers. a cruiser
and two lighter ships. The navy
has sunk 10 japanese transports
cargo and merchant ships, includ-
ing the 17.0Oo-ton Yawata class
liner which may have been fitted
as an aircraft carrier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
China Gives Us
New Vegetable

Three yesrx sgo. from deep In
TIE interior 81 China near the sor-
Ger 81 Tibet, David Burpe< re-
esIEed fHam rs missionary friend
Rev. Carter u Holton. = few seeds
q new vegetable. ard with them
letter hat rad in part: : am
sur you will find pleasure n the
growing and IN the taste q this
new vegetable. II IL used widely
81 the people living n this pro-
viaes ire young leaves are eaten
a. lettuce and TIRE stalks are peel
81 Of their tough outer skin. and
ths heart eaten either raw or
cooked. L is truly delicious. with
taste al It's own. perhaps slight
IL suggesting that Of celery. but
different and milder."
That was In 1855. Since then.
David Burpee has grown this new
vegetable on his farms near rhila-
delphia and in California. Having
had the opportunity Of eating IL
prepared in many ways. Burpee
intellectually enjoys It's delicate.
subtle flavor. Because II combines
the uses and flavors OF celery and
lettuce he has named II celtuee.
Celtuee Is really distinct
species of lettuce. but Is different
from ordinary lettuce in its growth
and il has more uses The Young
leaves may be eaten as a salad
or cooked a. greens but the chief
value Of Celtuee is its central
stalk which may he eaten raw
or cooked. In either case. the outer
skin is removed. and only the
tender. light green heart is eaten.
As raw vegetable. the center
of the stalks are cut into 4 or s.
inch lengths and split lengthwise.
chilled and eaten as you would
celery or carrots. with salt or
Cooked Celtuce stalks are pale
green. attractive in appearance.
and have pleasing mild flavor
Of celery. lettuce, and
summer squash. The appearance
and flavor Of celtuce stalks have
suggested many ways for lite use
including Cream Of Celtuce soup:
ceituce al gratin: Bruised Gel
tuee; Celtuee vinaigrette: steamed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

that they cannot be removed with
out damage b. tins giaxs F0F the
same reason closet tank leaks
should also b repaired promptly
sink drains should be kept eissn
BY pouring srnidlng Wafer ao1n
the drain once = dss. Greasy "a
ter should never he poured da.ln
The kitchen drain unlsss there 10 .
grease lnisrcspiof nasslisd %
frsyinE dish ~ uashcloihs shssla
not h< used because Int tsnas 10
CLOG drains.
Dont pour lys aosn a drain.
Lys may take the finlsh or ina
fixture ana clos me trap. When
lys eonss 10 contact ~ffh sfssse
!, forms hard sosp which can clog
. pip.
frDtsct the bright surfaces 81
chromium and nleksl plumbing 1T
ting. BY frsqusnt vtplnE with .
damp cloth 10 not Ia harsh
abraslssa
10 not uss strong cleaning solas
tons OF gritty sbrassss 10 eisan
plumbing flsturea
When painting o. decorating,
carefully eessf eli plumbing IA
tssfes 10 prevent spottiag pikh
paint ard <frstehss ~ 4orkfesn.
fnsslsis al pipes 10 sxpossd 1,e-
sltions 10 prsssnt them ffssfn
freezing A burst pipe means =
ma 5ef replacement involving ef1tl-
a4i nstala
Keep tsnpefstgfs IN a0snsslls
not ssisf ssstins tanks - ioW sa
pfsfsiostis IN os1ff - enses 80
roslsn. Cofxonlnn increases ssth
lns rae IN temperature
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Final Filinq
Dale Jan. 81

A salla>rs ~ reel pr,srssz<>
s..z<s.n<> = ecmrs>f< ce=-tru<zler
- privately e~=<a - d~<ezw
hnss<< a. hsa<snx rrel>rt. w~rs
reminded s>sss ~ rea<r>s Ms.
&c kdms=l<tsssss Ann<r n. 80.
xszsHn thsz tie fsn<l ast< Frr fsiInx
sprlzsstinee fer esek .>~issses<
hss h<~r - ~ orN - Jan n.
Afssv shss cate. K>ruws~~
-, - npr<lenli.e> ~ 81
stlti~s n.a1s@ae<< - r.mpl><.
se~-~~s<~s~ h~e>s~s yin ~ -
s>ls~< ~ t><.I INA ~ff,<~-
~kt<a rF~r>~> su<A appH<a-
tl-ss - - effS~< ~ p<~1ax-
80 wa.aaem>ra
u ~ss Heinfsa eat tn.f unssef
orN fr<fs~ne< Nsts=u u<z<r
r.ft. T. - slsssnt< fa< rrtsxstl<s
s>~stsne< any privately ewe>a
nen-6>fsnns hcasp ~ nrar1ne p<a1.
sss must have ~ ths fuznasl11ns
n place b>fsFs OF D n ~ lnan-
astsans ander u naln part -
sseh stzs<furs b wsten N A.
pisestscn u 10 Apply vsrs nes ecrn.
rl<isd Asfrrs Oct ,. thai stru<sar~
sr<s not ausiify.
AeplIssIlan msv ~ meas H. =
single hose> ~ 81 - m.as a~<ll.
ING unlss - mar - sllelhle TIE
actual sprllsstlae musi ~ m.ds
On orM Farm Ns rn.l1A n
must 10 accompanied ~ nne -
ef drawings ssd specifications.
showing a<.lxn. materials ard
equipment for earn h@ssa tyne ~
building, tnxsthes elsh = plot plan
~ asl~Ilslslen Isssat shssssns ne
lceati~n NJ s~eh hssitdlnu.
t~pt>. ~ 0pu Tevm Ne.
rOias - - sesas~<< sr~w
. lsrsi hsms flna~<sns tassf-
sats~a ~ fssm ~ l~esi INA
afflee.
rAs sprlscssssw. ese~ssss -
sss.swrlIcese. nssst - Flo>A
slsh ~ bseal INA stsS<e.
~hlsh progresses n - - ss~~s
n TIE oFM. This pvse>~steu
~. m r>1seasa n INA meee-
gage tuassa0rs ~ aay 80.
The application will ~ rsoeseeea
ny lhs fsdsral housing samsnIzffs-
tion and ~silI b aihmittsd n ~
office az pFeSuctlnn management
win . ststsmsat that TIE rreIest
doe. or dees not esmpls with tba
requirements for sissihiilty. On
sppruvni BY the office. II produc.
lion management. pfefsrebcs
rating may be assigned. suhiset n
extension. and safeguards s<t firth
In Order Pill 90 amendments Il a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

Americans have already shown
that they can take the need for
sacrifices in = spirit of grin and
bear H." SAYS W. c. Bell. Founda.
ton chairman. u believe thu en-
terprislng spirit Of the pioneer u
also still strong IN our people.
Taken off the road and held a.
home by our about war effort.
the average family viii speedily
find new pleasures and devise mes
interests out Of home life. and
these will be mainly constructive.
Inevitably improvement n the
home dwelling and grounds viii
get first consideration In this tran
sstion Of III. family from road
work IN home work. And people
viii find that this can he a. thrill.
ing a. . long vacation tour into
new country and II will he q last
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

Copper. brass. zinc. chromium,
iron. steel. and lead are all critical
defense materials These metals
are widely used by the plumb ng
Industry although the total ton.
mage required annually during a
normal building year - only =
fractional part Of the nations pro.
duction.
Copper and brass used in ths
msnufscturs ~ faucets. shower
heads. valves. drain controls. closet
tank fittings and bathroom seess.
sorlss arc high On the list n efiil-
cal defense materials FOR thia res-
son conservation ~ these metals
BY careful uss ~ materials made
from thsm u particularly impor.
tant.
The best way the homso~nsr
and the renter. Too. can help is 70
make every effort 10 keep the
household plumbing system N
good repair and IN good working
order. Small leaks should BE- fired
In time before they becoms % ssf1-
Gus Is 20 involve major replace
neHts Of parts made from critical
defense materials
Following are suggestions offer.
"a ~ the bureau for thu care aaa
uElntensnes ~ plumbing systems
during the emergency
Have al faucet lsaks fixed
promptly A Isakinx faucet may
esnss permanent damage 70 the
seat ~ the faucet - mat replace
nnsnt ~ ths entire faucet Nili ~
necessary. snIsss Ire seat i - ths
removable tYre Turihsrmofs rat
stains from = siolg drip nay pens-
trafs - essnly lntn th< fixture
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

WAsNIS0ToN--rhs civil se<x.
lss commission "Wednesday ~.
landed until Web. 10 ths chasing
OATS Tor filing Il Applications for
appointment ~ fisia rspssbsnta-
tisez IN ennn~rtlnn with ths sss-
.rnmsnts apprenticeship program,
Fssid representatives srs paid
from u. e0o N sl.eno . year
@AppiIcsHss are psftlos tafty
sought vhs are qualified N No.
chine shop trsass and slrersfs an1
shlrhulidlss trsass." shs eennis-
slan aid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

ing thrill How far Il can he ear
red i Illustrated IN the rleture n
well.consluicted bat old.fsshl.n.
cd bungalow and an srehitsst's
version 81 how II may he trans.
formed into . beautiful modern
hose Such exterior rsmodellnx
commonly requires only = small
amount Of metals. and lumber,
glass. cement and paint are not On
the critical lists
The government wants this
kind ~ building IN continue. n
promote family morale and IN keep
up ali everyday business that dees
not impede war production. There
IA an FHA financing plan for n.
Lumber dealers whose advertising
appears On this page can sssist IN
planning and accomplishing such
changes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

like asparagus and served with n
favorite sauce, or plain boiled and
served hot with butter and lemon
sauce. All these uses and many
moro have already been tried with
great delight by several hundred
food experts.
Celtuee has been grown in Amer
lea for four years and now seeds
are available 80 that everyone can
grow this new vegetable in is42.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
ysk=s C.lsu<l-A.l fssfn 49, o. Il
- 10 ~ Asrr.af k.sis 10 &c

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late yssr ssweis ssssy Gar. II tas ki-s .
nst kssins ffsssy. yssF faa< sag nss e.
Essl u sasy lest sse4y ia tas kgssls. Thsa
ssa blssls - yesf stoaasxa- Ia go ooa-
suDsasA los fssA so4r. saAk snt ia serA
hDcss rsak-
IL takss tks4s go. 80 Cartsrs LitLis
Liver Pa " So tesss gsal4 q - fss-
"a frsey " nAka 80 fstz ~ SIS -.
Ea.et4ss ia nAkinx Ne So fFssiy. ASS
fsF C.<1srs L4tz1s Lissr Pa 80 .11 az.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

e1lorAeo-r-re-ve< r>pe~n1fHB
- res<slz>lss - AncFlrnn el1l>s
- - - pr~1uz1sns11 alrurr1un
t-Fz< w. Trustees 81 mn1EErFu
- - ur1na t1o1 Ina<1lale e1r1l1-
- - In -. Il ne t<nne ke<ok
czz<are ~ - eer<14 6uE1o1
ue<sing - I'M new. In1opon<I1o1
sE<n<x fnz.e1o1 - e1r1neue -
efsz< e.z~<s ~ re>sn<<1 - 49,
s1flon n ~ netd ~ ~ pTwpe<1v.
Amsrwnss enlroe<e ~ VI 80
~. irt>n-zised r1seezn1 ~ ~
rc<z=wsr rpvsr1 = n<II1re not1e1ol
energy r<t<>ee1 fvun tp<snGe r4e~
ro<<< q t<k< - - ><n<h n nHou-
rieTm<n< When - Ie<Izr(r1>4 49,
snen N.tine<i l>ss~vs n vsrIens
fs>t<s eee<sfr<d agree tHet rlenn
fnr surh : gigantic pre1xn& $1,000
~ mate w1ti>eet delay ~ - n
r>ezin>nn wHon enooo<
Tea ne1p yeuvuo1f 49, - -
~ = xnM1mnn -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Questions and
Answers

O. What factors should ] con-
slider in selecting = neighborhood
in which TO build a new house,
A. Some OF the most important
considerations are: Is the neigh
borhood appropriate for your
means7 Is IT protected against
undesirable buildings or uses1 Ia
it a section which il improving
or deterioratinE In value1 How
convenient IN stores. schools
churches. and parks will you be :
Are transportation lines near al
hand7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
RELIC Is TANICAR

The car in which Archduke
Ferdinand Of Austria rode when
he was sssassinated in 1914 now
is used as a tsxicsb in SaraJevo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Proper Care Of Plumbing
Conserves Vital Metals

Because many Of the metals used In the manufacture
Of plumbing fixtures and fittings vital 10 national de-
Tense homeownes well renters help in the dsfsnss
program by better and maintenance Of plumbing
tens the Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau augEents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Home Work Instead Of Road Work
1912 Idea for The Family

With Of the automobile for pleasure dras
tcay restricted by needs for critical materials Ameri-
families must find interests in their homes
during 1912 Western Homes Foundation points out ure.
ing "home work instead Of road work idea for main
tanning civilian morale and everyday economy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-12

meet Thursday, Nov. 10 at the
home of Mrs. Robert Harris.
Mrs. Joe hammers will be CO.
hostess.
Mrs Frank Sorenson has &C
.cepted employment at the w. G.
Woodward store in Hardin. MIR.
Sorenson has enlisted in the
Navy.
Mrs. Howard Wagner has been
confined to her home the past
week with an ear infection.
Mrs. Neva Boughton visited
friends in Whitehall the first
Of this week.
Word has been received here
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bulls that
their son, Ensign Milton l.. Btllis,
has been transferred from the
Newport Training Center sta
ton in Newport, R. I. to the
Bureau of Ships in Washing
ton, D. c.
DON'T forget the Catholic
Ladies Rummage Sale in the
former Ross Food Market, Sat-
urday, Nov. IA.
Mrs. C. S. Elder spent several
days last week in Billings as a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Dale
H. Davis.
Word has been received here
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Wilson
that their son, Sgt. w. L. Wilson,
IS now a student pilot in the
518th Flying School Squadron
at Victorville, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juell Ottun are
the parents of a daughter weigh
ing 9 lbs. 2 o., born at st. Vim
cents hospital in Billings on
Thursday morning.
c. c. Quinn, who has been re-
ceiving medical attention in a
Billings hospital returned to his
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that a private might expect to
encounter after he is drafted
into the army. The second half
of the show takes on a more
serious aspect as December 7
and Pearl Harbor bring the war
to the nation. The private is no
longer concerned with the trivial
incidents that happen around
camp. He is wondering where
he will be sent and what will
happen after he gets there.
Three University professors
are touring Eastern Montana
this week, following their at
tendance at the Montana Educa-
ton meeting in Billings. DR.
w. A. Anderson, dean Of the
School of Education, Stanley M.
Teel associate professor of
English, will confer with grade
and high school teachers and
principals on wartime educa-
ton This trip resulted from the
University's policy to keep in
close contact with the educators
all over Montana.
Marines in ITS were enlisted
primarily for their knowledge of
the sea or maritime affairs.