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Evening star., 1943-08-06

1t might as logically be urged that
America give back all the gold she
has acquired in the last decade so
as to restore Britain's gold account
and that other property for which
American war loans and taxes have
been spent should be given as a gift
to British commercial interests.
The whole episode should be in
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

1873 .. A--n w..s. Inc or.al nrlaln nenl. n..r,ed
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

A N OLD peasant woman re-
"a Gently came running to
v the mountain headquar-
ters Of General Drazha Mihailo-
witch, the leader of the Yugoslav
Chetniks, to tell him great news.
General Drazha," she cried
triumphantly, "the sword of kra-
lyevitch Marko is creeping out of
its sheath, the oats in the man
ger and the wine in the wine
skins are fast disappearing -
The cryptic message she so
eagerly delivered caused a stir
among the older officers.
The General crisply ordered
that the news be broadcast.
All the Yugoslavs know the
legendary Kralyevitch Marko and
his fabulous horse Sharats. But
the younger staff officers were
bewildered by the old woman's
mysterious words. a young leu
tenant asked what she meant.
Every time our beloved Kra-
lyevitch Marko and his Sharats
are aroused from their sleep
while our people are fighting the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
The Wars Strongest Miracle"

enemy it is a good sign for u.s."
she said.
You are too young TO remem-
Der, but the General here and
some of the others know what l
am talking about. On October
u, 1912, only a few days after
the Balkan war started, / saw
Marko on his faithful Sharats
riding near his birthplace, Prilep.
Not long afterwards we beat the
Turks.
"Soon after our allies, the Bull
garians. turned against us, we
needed Marko again. Some of us
went TO a nearby monastery
where his sword was kept and
placed there some skins filled
with the best wine and a manger
with oats.
when we went back TO the
monastery the sword was half
way out of it's scabbard, half the
wine was gone and half the oats
were missing. We knew that Mar
ko and his Sharats were around.
And sure enough, we won that
war, too.
Five years later our darkest
hour came. There was little hope
that we could free our land from
the Germans. When everything
seemed lost, Kralyevitch Marko
appeared and a couple of months
later we chased the hated Shva-
bas out Of our land And now,
when things look even darker
than ever before, Marko is with
us again"
! Kralyevitch Marko, meaning
Crown Prince Marko, is a iegen-
Diary figure. He is combination
of Paul Bunyan and King Arthur
and whenever his country needs
him he appears with his Sharats.
Because his sword is again COM
ing out Of its scabbard, and the
wine and the oats are slowly dis.
appearing. il is sure sign that
he will help the Yugoslavs regain
their which means that
the Allies will win this war.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
Bv JOHN q. STURDEYANT
Motion Picture Editor

NNONlOu
~OB HOPE, the funniest man
x in radio, is about To seize
- another title for himself.
Az far as this reviewer is con-
cerned. Bob is also the best COM
edian on the screen.
His latest effort is in Samuel
Coldwyn's "They Got Me Gov
ered," a wild, super-slapstick
hour of nonsense, which the au-
thors have perfectly tailored to
Bob's peculiar type of humor.
The film is about how Bob
Jumps into a hornets nest OF
Axis agents and how he outwits
them with his nitwitted tomfool-
cry.
Bob plays the part Of an ace
foreign correspondent who has
been getting by for years on a
Pulitzer Prize he once won. he
gets fired when he fails to cover
the opening of the Russo-Ger-
man war. Bob was too busy
eating caviar in Moscow.
From that point on, Bob has
an open field. He returns to
home base at Washington where
his heart throb, Dorothy Lamour,
is working for the news agency
Which bounced Hope.
A mad Rumanian turns up
with the inside story of a spy
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

ring. He's willing TO sell the
dope for $4,000, but before he
can finish his tale, couple of
shots from two mysterious as
sailants send him scampering
away.
The trail leads to a little night
club, where Hope becomes en-
tangled with tall, dark and
shnky femme fatale." Bob has
a hunch that she is the key to
the spy ring, but after one drink
at her apartment, he wakes up
in Virginia married to bur
lesque dancer.
When the newspapers play up
the story, no one will listen to
Bob's side Of the tale, including
Dorothy Lamour.
Hope soon becomes a widower
Just when his wife is about TO
tell him who the master mind
was who put her up to marrying
him.
There is an insane scene in a
beauty salon where Hope en-
counters the dark siren of the
night club again. Lamour is
there, too, having her hair done
and-when she realizes what is
happening to Bob phones some
girl friends who work for the
FBI.
In the end, needless to say,
Hope captures the ring and once
again becomes the white-haired
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

earth de-sareHged role When
this couple gets together, there's
Hope for Lamour, but none for
the Nazis. OR you might put IL
this way -- Hope conquers La
mour and Lamour, as everyone
knows, conquers all.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

aid Meek and Phyllis Ruth in
smaller roles.
Bob Hope comes off with full
hcnors in doing justice 10 a roll
licking part. Dorothy Lamour,
with a new hair-do, looks di-
vi4ely beautiful in a down-to-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

Bob Tries
To Per-
suade
Dorothy
Iamour
There's
Nothing Be
tween Him
and a Dunn
my and
(Right) He
Runs Anok
i'm a Beauty
Salon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

boy of the news agency.
The funniest moments occur
when Bob is leaping out Of win
dows, going through secret pas
sages and trapdoors, bluffing
the leaders Of the spy ring, or
posing as a dummy in fashion
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

display
The cast was chosen with care
and some excellent jobs Of act
ing are turned in. There are,
for instance, Otto Preminger and
Eduardo Cianelli as malevolent
Axis agents, Lenore Aubcrt, DON
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
NITWlTTlNG THE AGENTS 44HhBAAAz1S 4h -

Spies Hood
wink Bob
Hope Into
Marrying
a Burlesque
Queen and
Right) He
Captures
One OF the
Enemy
Agents.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10

|UESS we don't have to tell you ex-
~ perienced housewives what more
suds and longer.Iasting suds mean in
your wash. For years, women have
been sayin they want more suds because
such suds are Woodworking. Saying
they want Ionger-lasting suds because
they do a better job of soaking and
washing; because they save time and
save soap. And now here's the kind OF
suds you've been asking for :. more
suds, richer suds, longer. lasting suds in
the new sudsier Super Suds!
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-10
Eosy os A-B-c, making fhe
milk bottle sUds test"

Just put two teaspoons of your present
wash-day soap and a glass Of water in a
milk k-bottle. Do the same with new suds-
ier Super Suds in another milk bottle. Use
any kind OF water, even hard or cold
water Then shake EN- up. Just see if there
aren't lots more suds in the Super Suds
bottle and just see how long they last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Ford Wage Plea
To Be Drafted

Wage demand, OF 10000 Ford
Motor Co. employe, throughout
the country Will be drafted Sat
mday and Sunday al a meeting OF
The National Ford Council JAW
co u was announced today 10y
Richard Leonard. director of the
LAW Ford department,
approximately 700 delegate,
representing 30 locals are oX.
pectcd 10 attend The sessions m
The fuller Hotel They will hC
addressed Saturday by r !
Thomas international president
of the UAW-CIO and Sunday by
Philip Murray. Go president anc
George +. Adde's secretary-troaS
urer of the JAW
The present Ford contract !,
for the duration except foi wage.
and no changes VIII be asked n
the general terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Movie Celebrities
ace Gas Fraud Quiz

Los ANGELES June I INS
a federal grand jury n,c>uea-
ton A. Which Hollywood n'1
celchri'IoS and hundreds Of war
plant workers VIII hc asked 'o
explain the Illegal possession Of
gasoline ration coupons Was an-
nounced today by L s Attorney
Charles II Can
Thc.jnquiN vas OIdCrcd follow.
jnE the arrest Of n. Nlr>'o
Henderson p ration board c-alr-
man, on charge Of cwboll.uc
and selling coupon hook,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Packers
Plead
Guilty

BAY CITY juno 4 Their mo-
ton for dismissal denied two Flint
meat packers pleaded guilty 10
black market charges today On
federal court here
The two David Violin and Nate
GoldStcm. dong business a. 'hc
Violin Packing CO. were referred
10 probation officers for invc>tlea-
ton before sentencing by Judge
Arthur J. TuttIc
II is the first black market case
to reach court In this district
Their dismissal motion attacked
the conStItutlonalItl Of The Price
FIXING Act.
First rcnt control case reaching
court IN the Eastern Michigan dis
trict today resulted IN "A landlord
being enioincd from violating The
maximum rent regulations Judge
futile did not ponalllc 'hc de-
PENDANT l. !. Warren POINTING
out he had not Intentionally sic
olatcd the Law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Boy Swimmer
9TH 10 Drown in
State This Week

A 13-year-old Lapccr boy today
was the fourth drowning victim Of
the week, the first due 10 the heat,
in Central Michigan
Bodies Of two Clare victims
were still missing while that of a
ST. Charles youth was recovered
Wednesday evening" The Lapeer
victim was Charles Richard Abbey,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allan
Abbey,
Young Abbey. swimming with a
group of boys last evening in the
Silver Dollar swimming hole IN
the Flint River, sank when his
friends were unable 10 reach hlm
m time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Holiday Road Traffic
Off ~ pet. iEa State

LANSING. June 4 rUPl- State
trunkline travel dropped AS per
cent over Memorial Day week
end as compared with the 1912
holiday period a state highway
department survey revealed today
The average was compiled from
% traffic counting stations on rep
rcScntative rural hig INV a Y S
throughout the state The SharpcSr
decrease, SIS per cent, was noted
on US-25. about five miles south
of the junction of MIC m the
Thumb area while Upper PENN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

>ula stations showed am average
decline of $40 per cent al stations
on US-il and U.s.
State Highway Commissioner
Charles NJ IieElcr further dis
closed that traffic ON the state
operated ferries an the Straits Of
MackInac dropped 81 per cent over
the holiday period as compared
with 1912
The ferries transported 3S7 We
h.cloS ON sunday as compared 20
lSGO ON tNc corresponding day
ono .,cHT AGO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
STOMP OFT FIRE

They ~'ompcd ont the fire after
their -caplorS drove away and
walked 10 police headquarters
where SGT kevcrn already had
the DetrolterS detained for ques-
toninC He had picked them UP
IN Woodward avenue as they
sought 10 htChhIkC rides
The four who escaped and
sounded the kidnapping alarm are
James Young, Il Of 1904 Ruffncr
Peter Frceza. Il, Of Gil Ruffner
Earl Bcdard Z. Of TO HUMPHREYS.
and Frank NacASkilI, l6, Of 1872
Chaplin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Train Coast Guard Reserves

BATTLE CREEK. juno ! CUP)
The Battle Creek coast guard
station al 81, MarNS Lake. viii be
used 10 train 400 temporary coast
guard reServsts from tho Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Makes AII.Day
Standing Easy
On Your Feet

~ You are on YOUR feet ell dsv walking
t7e foor or standing in front ~ r-7rrfrA
- 1u-t sprinkle Aliens Eoo'-tase On ,ouv
feet and INTO your shoes every morning
This eoothing powder really brings muck
rc'cf from the discomfort a tired. burning
feet. Whom feet tend 10 swell end hoes Zee
pinehed from al day standing, Try Alien.
fcnt-Ehse N relieve this congestion. A'sn
acts To absorb excessive Precipitation and
prevent offensive foot odors. II you wan
real foot comfort, be cure n ask for Allen
Foot sse - the easy. simple way 10 all-day
standing srd vslking comfort. Get II today
81 81 arurgistA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
4 Youths
Held i'm
Robbery

PONTIAC Juno 4 Four De
ro.t youths. TWO of them juveniles,
were captured at dawn by Bloom
field Hhl, police after they al
IcCcdly had robbed and burned the
clothes of three Birmingham
youths ln a gravel PIT Al East Long
Lake and Ken>lnCton roads.
-Four other Birmingham youths
escaped from the alleged hoodlums
and raced aloot 10 Bloomfield Hills
police headquarters
The DetroiterS rode in 4 car re-
ported stolen IN Highland Park
rarhcr m Tho night and which was
found TINS morning, the windows
smashed n with baseball bats with
which tho Birmingham caplives
claimed they were mcnaced by
then tormcn'ors last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
THREE MORE SOUGHT

Three more members Of the all
Legged bandit gang are sought to-
day.
Tho prisoner, include William
Oldham. r.. of 1000 Fcnkcll. Har-
old Wurtl H. OF $3.50 John r. and
Two others, ages - and l6 held IN
juvenile detention home
The three youths who were
stripped before being freed near
The gravel PIT, are Hector Sando-
val. II of 7i7 Ruffner Carl Rem
nell II. Of 1854 Holland and
Warren Naucc II. of l1i4 Chaplin.
an Of Birmingham. They were not
injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
VI HIGHEST LEVELS

Downtown business establish
ments n Portland reported their
Easements were filling up with
water rs Grand River continued
10 T4oC
The Battle Creek and KaIama-
ZOO rivers rose 10 their highest
levels m recent Years Yesterday.
flooded dozens of easements IN
residences and factories and in
unda'inC two streets in the south
edge business area
Many homes IN the Kalamazoo
River lo'land, IN the city west.
ern section were surrounded by
water, and plan, were made 70
evacuate families i The water
continues 10 rise F0th rivers
appeared 10 have reached their
food CreS's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
floods CLOSE MILLS

Water flooded p iO-acrc field AZ
the rear of the Hornocr Wooden
Mills and ran INTO the basement
of the factory cNunEul~nlng the
fire IN the boilers. forcing the mills
TO close down.
One family living near tho u>cr
was forced 10 leave when the area
became flooded Dimondale and
Grand Ledge authorize, reported
the river vaS>at food stage and A
constant watch was being kept.
Five families near Grand River
were evacuated from their homes
by boat. II WAS predicted that
other families in southeast Lyons
viii he forced 10 leave their
homes. and officer, reported the
village Of Nun wa, threatened 10y
the Manic River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
MAPLERIDGE, 1923

Sturdy brick veneer 2-flst, located near
stores. schools and transp. 6-well-plsnned
rooms in each unit. Hot air heat. Gear
garage BY App't
ANDREW l. MALOTT INC RA Q6n0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

CoUPLE-wAnt furnished 3.room apart
mont: defense workers Randolph Oost
CoLORED couple wants I, or Groom
apartment: defense worker. F1tEroy 1898,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Board and Room,
Share Living Quarters

FATHER with 7-yesr-old daughter will
shsr, 7-oedroom apartment. Temp,
7it2i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Houses for Sale
Greater North Woodvard)
5-ROOM MODERN

NEAR NILE RD. AND DEoUNDRE
ONLY years old immediate possession.
Price S., 200. substantial down payment
required.
JUDsoN BRADwAY COMPANY
SGT Majestic Bldg RA 400
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

JEWISH glrl wishes ~ share apartment
~ith business girl excellent trsnspor's
tion. Townsend S.l7sp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
COLORED

We have several income properties North
OF Blvd near John r.. 81 500 down re-
auired. Can c. Ray Flanagan. UN. 1887
or CA 100.
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ExCH, INC.
60th Anniversary issJ-1s43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
FISCHER, 534q

Five roons. bath gunroom, house 2tI42'
IN excellent condition. new steam furnace
81 600 down. owner occupied nil 20.
operate with brokers Madison 5l1s, daily
Cadillac a7hs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
GRAY. NEAR MACK
FIRST TIME OFFERED

ONLY 100000 TERMS
VERY attractive ana 4 brick-to-rocf Nat.
In best IT condition, painted waits through
nut. tile bath and kitchen, very lArge
rooms, r. A. heat ready 10 move in. Large
lot next door goes with flat. provides Vic
tory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

CADILLAC SQUARE NoW OPEN
Transient and permanent DAILY from
81 ~ weekly from SIS Randolph 1900
HOTEL WARRINGTON, 2t3o CHn-con
StnisEtr pleasant EeeFns 81 dsiiy and NJ
AELRosE HOTEL. ~ EAIt CAnnsld
Every room has shower, trAnsients. $40
dnu Die,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
1850 Springarden-OPEN

~ANNC - ~ 80 - - $3.50 - N1N'
Vacant brand new 2-famly. heating
plants: a well-built building In DENLY high
District: 81, 500 down, SIS monthly.
SELDOM A. JOHNSON, INC. Pingree 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

All 2.Y.sr.Old Improved Wash.
ington-Ru,tproof, Heavy Yi.lder
Rapid Cro~er-Long. Tender
Shoots. Beat for HON. U,e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Houses for Sale
STANSBURY Near PURITAN
Immediate Possession

Near Precious Blood Parish. Beautiful a.
I'm home with breakfast nook fireplace
iile bath, steam automatic heat. near
transportation and shopping A. Mile and
Schaeter. storm windows screens. painted
walls, garage owner leaving city Al
once. set quickly
SFL DON JOHNSON TNC -I'N. assoc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Bungalows for Sale
EAST Of Wooduord)
Bungalows for Sale
(Wsst of Wooduard)

FIELDING. 1905 near Grand River
What Buys New S-r00m frame snEs
with attic cos hestsd iob-co,5rsd IN.
1880. NA
WHITCOMB-FEN KELL section ~ Incom.
type bungalow face brick 25xff iargs
rooms heat and Plumbing r0ughed 10
auic. q. \ ~ Substantial down payment.
Coos ne.rtbogh0o1 transportation. kchoois.
WiIHam butmrr Ho 1884 CNlv I2aa0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

COPLIN-NeAr Kerchsval. SIS upper:
newly decorated immediate possessioni
IS 300
dition: IS 000
NANAHOE-Brc veneer. SIS; IS. 0oos
terms
BENITFAU- Near Kercheval. SIS; good
condition. 81 $50. 81 900 down.
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY LIE. 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Furnished Rooms for Rent

AsHI.ASD- KERCHEVAL VIII shsf. Win
nice couple Wife services allowed OF
rsntsmsn ACrfsy hs4t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Hotels
ADERNA HOTEL
BARLUM HOTEL

Centrally located -AAttN- 81 Se-tfr- private
bath comfortable outslds rooms Down
tNNn lSlA Cas-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

CECIL i774-sl..pinE room cl,sn. quiet
home near Cadillac, gentleman. Vine.
wood 2.sSS2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

RELLETERRE, ss70 tnsAr Grand River
Llvsrnois VERY oomfortabs gentle.
man preferred NorthiA~n 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

BEAUTIFUL. bright room for on, GENT.
man, very large closet. connecting bath
Madison gs1E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Houses for Sale

CoLoRED-VAcANT! $50 FOREST. Ten
rooms. good location. Price, terms.
REASONABLE. Terrace 2-9277.
COLORED-E nglswood: roms. bed
rooms. new furnace, garage; 81. 0OC
down. TW. 1872
COLORED- Single on Woodrow, near Tire
man. New listing. Call SINGLETON.
ca. 1905
COLORED-c Sec. rms, steam
heat; $1,000 dn. Mcqueen. TO. 1854.
COLoRED-Davlson section mod. rms
recond. 1000 On. Mcqueen. TO. 1854
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Wanted to Rent Apartments

Houses for Sale

COUPLE dssires I to <-room furnished
apartment. northHsst sseiion, TIE 7-as77-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Business Places for Rent

BRICK BUILDING story $3.50; :. phase
wiring suitable MACHINE Ahops- siaraEs
191F Fast Grand Boulevard TNsnhos Si22
Property Management
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Houses for Sale
(Wsa Of Woodward

BARGAIN Sixteenth St. ia77. 2 houses.
large lot beAuuful- frame single 8
rms full bath steam heat. fun bassnen'
and S.rm cottage bath. stove hssi IN rear
81 Iot. must sell Only - 200 cash c.
1882
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-01-01

January /, 1913. Page 5
Vice President Mrs. F. Isaacs
secretary Mrs. LIP. Rorri son
Treasurer Mrs. Virgil Eckert
Anyone interested in Knitting
sweaters for the Red Cross may call
ct the Extension office fer yarn.
The Hillt op-Riverbend Homenakers
Club held their Chri stmas lorty
De cember 8, at the Clarence Quarn-
strom home; the Glacier Vie8 at the
Virgil Eckert home December lS; the
Butte at the I. NJ. Sandvil home
December II; and the Wasilla at the
Martin Olson home on December q.
continued from Pc . Il
On the local mount aims, will readily
uneers tand why the Indians called
this the "Lend Of the Shining Mount
was applied to the country. Ne OBJ
serve that the Valleys that are hid
den in the daytime from our view,
can now be readily discernec at
at night.
Tt was hard to believe that some
pictures that we saw ONE time ago
were taken at midnight, especially
when the sign on the Water Tank
showed up as plain as Cay cn q film
taken about a quarter # nile a.
way, but when we tried it ourselves
we heo to admit that it can De cone.
And not to mention the "ltorthern
Lights" is unthinkable. We can't
ces cribe them, but we observed enc
recently that reminded US cf beauti-
full Organ Music when played BY
Mas ter's Hand. There was tt c I'm
mense organ filling the northern sky
in an immense co1cr scheme, the
{ 1are Of the lights on q rack COM
parable to the pipe holders, remi nd
ed us Of ONE beauti ful melcdy writ
Ten perhaps by the Great Artist, now
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-01-01

Palmer Church Notices fer Sun. JAM
uary 3rd. 1913.
VALLEY CHAPEL PASTORS.
Rev. ane Mrs. Herman E. Boyer
Church School an6 Worship 1000 nj
Preaching Serv1c &c 800 o. nj
"Wednesday Evening Service 500 pm
ST. JOINTS LUTHERAN PASTOR
Woo6rcW Kurth
Sunday School 1000 IN.
Sunday Services 1l:OO a.m.
ST. MICHkEL'S CATHOLIC PASTOR
Father Sneeo
Sunday Mass 1000 Am. d
UNITED PROTESTANT PASTOR
O.W. Randall
Sunday Schoel 1000 ann.
Morning rshtp 1l:OO & .m.
Chris ian En6eevor,
(1st., 3re., 5th. Sundays 1900 pm.
The LADIES' Aid Of the United
Protestant Church will have their
regular monthly meeting at the
Mai1oC, OIl wednesday, odIIUSiy CCIs,
l943 at 1880 pm. ALL members are
requested to be pres ent.
Extension News ---Dec ember 81, 1912 :.
Eight homemakers clubs were repre-
sented at the annual meeting Of the
Matanuska Valley Homemakers Council u
held in the Lounge in Dec ember.
The officers elected we're:
President Mrs. H. Thuma
Vice-President Mrs. F. Linn
Score tary Mrs. Lie. Stock
Treasurer Mrs. L. McKe chni 81
Mr.. Noel Wennb loom, District At
torney, discussed legal quest ons
pertaining to the home.
The connni ttee in charge Of arrange
ments for the luncheon we're:
Mrs. LIP. Rorris on, Mrs. L.C. Stock
Mrs. Virgil Eckert, and Mrs. Harold
Evening star., 1943-01-26
Senate Authorizes Study
OF D. {. Water Service

The Senate yesterday afternoon
authorized the District Committee
to continue this year the study of
the District water service, begun in
the last Congress.
The committee already has be-
fore it a set of detailed recon-
mendations for a reorganization of
the service and the conservation of
water. Chairman McCarran plans
to prepare bill to carry out the
suggestions. He has indicated his
measure may provide for unified
control.
At present the supply system from
Great Falls to the District is under
the Army Engineer Corps, while the
distribution system Is under the
District Water Department.