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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06

Hoy officers and men of the
37th (Buckeye) Division hve
and fight IN the jungles of
Bougdinville Island in the Solo
mons is described IN the follow-
loming article. 1t apas prepared
By the War Department Bureau
of Public Relations from dc-
counts Of jungle life related By
men of the S7th Division at
present engaged IN military OPP
erdtions on BougainUalle. Be-
cause of the many Biufton men
in the 37th Division, the article
is of particular interest locally.
EDITOR.
How United States Army jungl
lighter lives, what he thinks abou
and hopes for, and how, fortified b
1umor, he continues day in and da
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Charles Gambler, Early
College Graduate, Dies

Charles Gambler, SO, native of
Bluffton and one of the early gradu-
ates of Bluffton college was buried
in Marietta the first of the week,
according to word received here.
Gambler was graduated from the
junior college here in the class of
1908 when the institution was OPP
Grating as Central Mennonite col
lege. He was the only member of
the class.
He had been an instructor in Mar
ietta high school since 1880 and pre-
vious to that was for many years
Instructor and later principal of St.
Ma cys high school. His wife was
the former Emma Leatherman.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Week End OF GGiety
Marks AdUent OF 1914

A week end of gaiety marking the
towns observance of the arrival of
the New Year, starting last Friday
night and ending on Sunday, brought
to a close nine-day holiday season
that was inaugurated with the ar
rival of Christmas.
Rejecting brighter aspect i'm the
fortunes of war, the Bluffton district
celebrated the passing of the old
year fittingly last Friday night and
Saturday.
Bands of carolers made their
rounds of the town and countryside
on New Years Eve, adding color and
cheerfulness to the observance, and
lights were bright in many homes
where watch parties were held. Other
groups arranged theatre parties,
while some stayed quietly at home
and listened to radio broadcasts in
keeping with the season.
Many uniforms were seen i'm Bluff
ton over the holiday season, as
soldiers and sailors enjoyed Christ
mas furloughs, and there was the us
ual group of young people home
from college.
Industrial and business activities
returned to normalcy Monday morn
ing, visitors returned to their normal
pursuits, and Bluffton public schools
ended their holiday recess. Classes
at Bluffton college re-convened on
Tuesday morning.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Community Problems To Highlight
Two Day Institute January 1920

Lectures and discussions on farm
and community problems will be
featured in the two-day program of
Bluffton's Third wartime Community
Institute, which will be held here
Wednesday and Thursday, January
10 and 20.
Morning, afternoon and evening
sessions will be conducted in the
Bluffton High auditorium on the
opening day of the institute, with
morning and afternoon meetings in
cluded on the second days program.
One of the principal features of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Student Recital

Grade and high school pupils of
Mr.. Hauenstein and Mrs. Mann will
be heard in a recital in Ramseyer
chapel at Bluffton college, Monday
night at 7:30 o'clock. The public
is invited.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Home From Army

Pfc. Roger Hauenstein who has
been in service at the army air base,
Maxton, North Carolina, returned
home the first of the week with an
honorable discharge upon recon-
mendation of army medical officers.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Hauenstein of South Jackson
street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06

the community gathering will be the
appearance at each session of State
Institute speakers. This year the
speakers will be John Grierson and
Mrs. Nj. Z. Rosselott, both of Hills
boro.
Other highlights on the two-day
program will include entertainment
consisting of dramatic and musical
offerings.
Officers of the institute are direct
ing the arrangements, and all details
of the program will be completed
within the next week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Released From Arnay
Hospital In Italy

Eugene Augsburger who has been
patient in an army hospital in
Italy was released recently and is
ready for active duty, according to
word received by his sister, Mrs.
Francis Williams of Beaverdam.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06

EORMER Bluffton vocalist,
Prof. G. A. Lehman will ap-
pear in a concert at Ramseyer
chapel, Bluffton college on Fri
day night, Jan. Ia at s o'clock.
Prof. Lehman, formerly of the
Bluffton college department of
music is now director of music
of Colgate-Rochester Divinity
school, Rochester, n. Y.
There will be no admission
charge to the concert here but
an offering will be received.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Real Estate Deal

Charles Lora sold his farm of IA
acres five miles west of Bluffton to
A. j. Selhorst residing south of
Columbus Grove. Possession will be
given March l. Lora expects to
move to Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Red Cross Resumes

Buttons Red Cross headquarters
will be open again beginning next
Monday on the same hour schedule
as formerly.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Birth

Pvt. and Mrs. Howard Ellis of
Pandora, a girl, Judith Kay, born at
Bluffton hospital, Thursday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06

Farm land prices on Nov. /, 19l3,
were q per cent higher than their
1935-39 level. The number of farms
transferred in ownership in 1943 may
exceed transfers made in 1919-20.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-01-06
Succumbs

DVT. Calvin Dudgeon who died
in a military hospital at Fargo,
North Dakota, Tuesday morning.
Death was caused by spinal
meningitis. He was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Dudge0n of
Cherry street. The body will
arrive here with military escort,
Thursday morning.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17
RACIJSKI KOLEDAR

PROCESIRANA JEDILA - Zelene znamke erk G,
H, in racijski knjizic st. vejavne do 20 feb
ruarja. Znamke K, L in M JAYNE sedaj in do 20
'',' ..
MEsO, sIROVO MAsLO, SIR, MESO KONZER-
YAH, it'd. - Rjave znamke Grk v, w in knjig st. 3
veljavne do 26. februara. Crka e sedaj veavna.
SLADKOR - Znamka st. 80 knjizici je
ljavna funtov sladkorja do 81. Znamka St.
40 je sedaj veljavna untov sladkorja vkuhava
nja in scer do 28. februarja 1945.
CEVLJI - Znamka st. Is racijski knjizici je We
ljavna do prekca Znamka st. strani aeropani v
knjizic st. 3 je veljavna do prekca.
GASOLIN - Znamka st. 10. knjzici je vejav-
do 21 Znamke B in G knjizcah vel
vsaka galona doxler jih porabi Move BE- in
C2 znamke veljavne pet galonov gasolina line dr.
zave in cencna stevka bit zapisana preko vsake
znamke, XII Sc jo odda "a gasolin.
TAJERJI - Prihodnj pregled tajerev avtov, cigar
lasniki posedujejo knzico je do 80. marca;
knzico do 29 februara; knjizico do 29 februar-
ja Komercalna vozia morajo dat ia jerje pregledati
vsakih ali ko prevozijo 5000 mill, katero e
preje.
OLLIE IA KURIVO - Kupon 3, q, in SO sedaj
veljavni St. poteee 13 "a vsak kupon dobe
10 galonov OLA. .s~
ZGANJE - Osma perjoda nakup zganje potese
Poleg redne kvote dobite tri dodatne steence
ruma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17
Odpoued nesrecne
zene 4 Z
..a. aa:. .5a g.. 49,
ROMAN ~.*
Po w. Hauffu priredil Franjo kolenc

- Lavra, ljubim vas! - Je
vzkliknil nekega vecera in je
padel pred MO ma kolena ter $
plamtecim obrazom stiskal ME
no roko. Sam sebe sc je 'ustra-
Sill, ko je zaslisal svoj glas. Ko
pa je videl, da so postale meme
oci bolj jasne, in je krog finih,
neznih ust zaigral smehljaj in
ko je cutil, da Sc je njena roka
stresla v njegovi, Sc mu je do
zdevalo, da Sc odpira pred MIN
raj srece.
- Da, Lavra, ljubim vas, ka-
kor nisem in ne bonn ljubil nj
kogar - je zopet vzkipel -
Ljubim vas in ljubil vas bonn
do groba. - Mad memo roko Sc
je sklonil in jo pokrival po-
ljubi kipecega srca.
Lavra nj odmaknila roke. Vi
soko, plemenito cello Sc il je "a
trenutek zmracilo, a tega on
takrat nj videl. Srce je kricalo
v ljubezni, vse drugo je bio owl
to v meglo.
Kako lepi so bill dnevi in ka-
ko prijetni veceri, ko je Lavri
vedno nanovo sepetal o plane
nu, XII nikdar ne ugasne. Zdelo
Sc mu je, da sta Sc dust zlili v
emo in da Sc je dvigal il srca
en- sam akord brez najmanjse
disharmonije.
Potem pa je prislo ono stras-
no. Mad Valenco je lezal vecer-
nj mrak. Ma ulicah sc je svetli-
kalo tisoc luci. Njegova dusa je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17
Oh, Pont des Arts, svetl

Oh, Pont des Arts, svetli
in crni! = Sc je izvilo il prsi
mladega moza.
Odlomek ziyljenja je videl
pred seboj, ko je zrl damo ma
Sikh.
V Parizu je bilo pred lett. Ne
kega vecera Sc je vracal S prija-
teljem domov. Veter je tulil in
lilo je. Prisla sta do Pont des
Arts. Zavita sta bila in skljuce-
ma. Nista opazila crne postave,
XII Sc je naslanjala ma ograjo
mosta. Naenkrat je zaslisal Ia
duseno prosnjo:
- Prosim, usmilite Sc :.
Glas je bill otroski in tresoc
Sc. Zacudeno sc je ozrl kvisku.
Pred MIN je stala vitka, crna
postava, zakrita z zelenim paj-
colanom. V iztegnjeni roki je
drzala kroznik. VISA Sc je tresla
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17

prosec in v oceh je zaigrala
solza.
Lastnik je socutno zrl vzne-
nirjenega, starca@ A drugega
odgovora nj mogel dati, kakor
pref. Kolikor je vedel, je slika
stara in najbrz delo Luke Cra-
nacha.
Don Petro je odmajal z glavo.
- Gospodje - je dejal in
polozil roko ma srce - gospod
je, don Pedro de San Montanjo
Ligez vas ina "a postenjake.
Niste trgovci S slikami in zato
vem, da me nocete preslepiti, da
bi mi potem sliko prodali kot
stare umetnino. Povedati pa mo-
ram, da me ali vse vara, kar vi
dlm tukaJ, all pa pOZnam
dano, XII jo slika predstavlja.
Spostljivo je pozdravil in od-
sci.
= Res, je dejal lastnik -
| clovek bi zacel dvomiti o tel
dami, ako bi brezpogojno ne We
deli, kako in kedaj da je postala
nasa last in da je skozi dolgo
vrsto let bila v K. In vendar!
! Ali .vsakdanji prihod mladega
Frobna ne daje videza, da ga
veze sliko neki spomin? In
kako je -vzplamtelo oko starega
don Petra, ko je izjavil, da po.
zna damo, XII jo slika predstav-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17
III

Galerija naslednjega dne Sc
nj bila odprta, ko je don Pedro
re nestrpno prieakoval, da bi
vstopil. Nervozno Sc je spreha-
jail pred poslopjem in ko je Ia
slisal, da je zaropotal cd zno-
traj V vratih kljuc, je kar zdir-
jail po stopnicah navzgor. Cd
vseh strani ga je zrlo nesteto
silk, a on je bill "a vse slep in
je hitel naravnost V sobo, kjer
je prejsnji dan zapustil svojo
znanko. z magic kretnjo je od-
prl vrata in - V trenutku OBJ
stal kakor pribit.
Pred sliko je zagledal mlade-
ga moza. Nepremicno je strmel
V sliko. Cez nekaj casa Sc je
zganil sanjavo sci k oknu, Sc o.
zrl ven in je sledil oblakom, ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17
(Nadaljevanje)

- Sanjam, ali je res ona? -
Sc je stresel. - Iste rajskolepe
oci, fina usteca, nezEa brada. l.
sti mill obraz z izrazom ciste,
neizkusene duse.
Lavra! - je vzkliknil in
pred dusnimi ocmi Sc je vrstil
PRIOR "a prizorom il omega ziv-
ljenja, XII Sc mu je dozdevalo
kakor lepe SAME tragienim
V Valenci je bilo. Zagledal jo
je V hisi svojega strica. Deklico,
:polno milobe, cara. Vitko in le-
po. Nedolznega obraza, XII so ga
ozivljale jasne oci. Lica SO ru-
della ko nedotaknjena vrtnica in
ma visokem celu je kraljeval po-
nos >.
Ko sanjah jo je gledal in
srce je zaigralo. Nova, neznana
pesem je zadonela v dust. In ma
lik refremu je odmevalo v vsej
notranjosti, da je vzklila v MEM
ljubezen, prva, cista ljubezen,
brez strasti, brez sebicnosti.
S svetim strahom je zrl La
vro. Skrivnosti nj tidal. Cuval
jo je v srcu ko zaklad. Sal je
bila tako lepa, cista, tako dra-
gocena in bal Sc je, da jo svet
potepta, ako jo razkrije.
Potem, potem pa je zasijal We
liki, slovesni trenutek, ko je "a
cutil, da je srce pretesno in ga
sill, da izkrici svojo ljubezen,
prvo, mlado in tako sveto
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17

Cd mraza In bila je premofena
Cd dezja.
Nehote So je stresel. v veil
KEN, greSnem Parizu ie bill IN y
dusi je vstajalo vprasanje, ali
nj morda tudi ona, se mlada, O.
troska zrtev, kakor jih je toliko
in toliko.
v srcu mu je nanovo zado-
nela prosnja. Tako mehka, O.
bupna, da jo je morala izreci lie
nedolznost. Dvom Sc je razprsil
in pomagal je. .
- Bog povrni! - je vzklik-
milo dekle. - Ia bolno mamo
bo. Tako revni sve, ona lezi -
in smrt je je pred vratmi.
Dekle je izjokalo vso svojo
Dol. Kako zalostna je bila ira
gedija obeh - materina in ME
ma. cutil je, da mu seize vsaka
beseda do srca in zazelel je, da
bi deklico zopet videl. v facet
ku nj hotela slisati o tenn, napo-
sled pa ga je uslisala in nato
odhitela.
Cez en- teden jo je cakal pred
medicinsko fakulteto. Ura je od-
bila, a ME nj bilo. Cello uro je
hodil gor in dol tezkimi kora-
XII, in ravno je hotel oditi z
bridko prevaro v srcu, ko je V
svetlobi ulicne svetiljke Eagle
dal crno postavo z zelenim paj-
colanona. Srce je burno vzvalo-
vilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17

to pa Sc je zopet vr1lii in se za4
gledai v damo, XII BE rnu je
Lsmehljala 8 slike.
Don Pedro je bill nevoljen, a
pomoci nj bilo. Ogledovati je "a
eel druge slike, toda misel ma
damo ga je silila, da je vsak
trenutek obrnil glavo, da hi vi
del, ali je mladenic Sc tam ali
pa je morda re odsel. A moz je
stal. Niti trenil nj z ocesom, ko
da sanja in ne We "a svet krog
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17

Ia hrbtom je zaslisal trde ko-
rake. Stresel Sc je. Obrnil je
glavo in zagledal pr e d seboj
lastnika galerije.
- Gospod, knee je re odsel -
ga je nagovoril.
Don Pedro ga je malomarno
poslusal. Njegove misli SO bile
drugod. n
- Kako je prisla ia sli k a
sem? - je vprasal negotovim
in tresocim Sc glasom.
Lastnik mu je odvrnil, da je
ydelo slavnega umetnika in je
stara par sto let. Pc nakljucju
je prisel do ME.
% Bog, k a j Sc - je
vzkliknil marsal. - Ia slika je
nova, ne pa stara stoletja. Kje
ste jo dobili? Oh, "a bozjo voljo
vas prosim, povejte mi, kje maj
dem to damo? - Glas je bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17
Ia. this cOnnfrv.

pela, a naenkrat je glas umolk-
nil. Spoznal je, da Lavra nj ME
gova, kajti V srcu je nosila sill
ko niegovega -prijatelja., !zajokal
je kot otrok.
Lavra je. izginila S tujcem. In
on Ljubezen nj ugasnila, ker je
bila prva, cista, sveta. Bezal je
v svet, da jo najde. Mo, pryo in
zadnjo, "a katero Sc -je ogrelo
njegovo srce. Da> jo vidi in j
izkrici svojo bolest :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-17

LA! Cudno, res eudno, kako Sc
lahko tudi razsoden clovek mo-
ii.
Lastnik je majal Z glavo in je
zapustil soho S trdnim preprica-
MEM, do bo cez en- dan zopet vi
del starega spanca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Loyal Admirer

Finally, and most important,
is she your most loyal admirer.
booster and cheer leader? Does
she bolster up your self-esteem
and always cure you OF your
inferiority complex? Does she
recognize the intrinsic fine
qualities in your character down
underneath all the boyishnesS
and selfish exterior? Does she
make you think of yourself as a
pretty fine and capable fellow?
Then, if you can answer yes"
10 all or even half of these ques-
tons. snatch her and marry her,
quick. She is the girl for you!
If your girl hasn't these four
qualities, you'd better 60 and
buy yourself a paper doll!
Copyright 1914 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

similar possible confusion as to
who is meant by the family.
Generally speaking. usually
what is meant is that the MEM
bers of the family living in the
house with Mrs" tor MIR. and
Mrs. are invited. But some
how I do feel that in this case,
the invitation meant 10 include
the married children OF Mrs.
as well. w.
My advice is that you make a
direct approach. and see If you
can find out (from the BRIDE
to-be or her mother) if the in
vitation includes you and your
husband. Perhaps. since your
mother received the invitation,
she could ask about this.
She might even give as an
excuse for asking that she is
uncertain as TO how many of her
family are expected TO reply TO
the invitation. This, as a matter
of fact, would be a very leglti-
mate reason for asking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Birth Announcements
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:

DEAR MRS. BEECkMAN:
When i send out our baby's
birth-announcementS. is IT nee
essary to send them TO my rela-
tives who live in the same
apartment house in which we
live? And should / send them
10 my in-lawS. who live fairly
close 10 us. or do | just give
them ones 10 keep?
Are godparents properly
chosen in couples; that is. a
man and his wife? b. NJ.
In either of these cases IL
isn't really necessary TO send
birth announcements. since of
course. people who live so close
10 you already know the happy
news. However, many people.
particularly close relatives of
the baby, like very much 10 be
sent or given birth-announce-
ments, as keepsakes and also to
remember the baby's birth date.
No. it is definitely not re-
quired that godparents be
chosen in couples.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Answer These Questions
Before Picking a Wife
By HELEN ROWLAND

WHEN young man writes
w me describing the girl he
expects to marry and asking if
/ think she will make him a
desirable wife, l always answer
by firing back a lot of questions.
Because these are the things
he should know about her-but
seldom bothers TO make sure Of.
My first question is, is she the
girl TO whom you have an i'm
pulse 10 go when your heart
aches or your head aches or
something has knocked you off
your trolley? Is she the one
person TO whom you could tell
your troubles and confide your
mistakes and be sure of SYM
pathetic understanding? Is hers
the shoulder you'd like TO lay
your head on when you are all
in and defeated?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
By MARY BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners

A DDRESS wedding invitations
N correctly TO eliminate any
possibility of confusion. A reader
writes:
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
My mother has just received
an invitation TO a wedding. The
invitation is addressed to Mrs.
800. and family" Does this
mean that only the members OF
the family at home are invited,
or her married children as well?
/ am married and have a
family of my own. and my hus-
band and ! do not know whether
we are included in this invita-
ion, or if we should have had
an invitation of our own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Fun to Be With

Is she a congenial pal-an
ideal comrade with whom you
always enjoy yourself? Is a
party never dull TO you if she
is there; and is the most riotous
party a dud if she isn't? Do
you enjoy simple things like
long walks, talks, books, going
TO art exhibits or movies or
trimming the Christmas tree to-
gether? Does she never bore
you or get on your nerves?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

Does she understand you
your aims. your hopes, your am
billions and even your weak
nesSes and peculiarities? Does
she brace you. stimulate and in
spire you, and put meaning into
your work and significance into
your job? Does she somehow
give you new pep and a zest
for life? That is mighty i'm
portant to a man. whether he
is in the midst of the fight in
Europe or the Pacific or back
home. trying TO make new life
for himself after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Ask the Bride

If this invitation does include
us, would il be proper for us
(my husband and IL 10 send a
separate present, or should we
all club together, and write on
the card we send with the joint
present From Mrs. ...... and
family?"
No one but the bride or her
parents can answer this ques-
ton with any real definiteness!
This form of addressing an enve-
lope is, of course. not correct,
and one OF the reasons why ii
isn't is just because Of this or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Addressing Wedding Invitations

On the card TO be enclosed
with the gift. write the names
separately, the informal names.
For example: With every
good wish for your happiness"
from
MARY ROBINSON written
by your mothert.
ALICE AND PHILIP BROWN
written by you).
ELAINE ROBINSON writ
ten by, say. your unmarried
sister).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
The Wedding Gift

If you find that you and your
husband are included in the
invitation, it is a question of
your own pre- ference as TO
whether you send separate
gift, or a joint gift. But if you
all contribute 10 the gift. don't.
please, repeat that incorrect
- and family" form of
the invitation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

This pair Of quilted boots
takes p yard outer fabric, y
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1944-08-25
GOVERNOR GIVES
Promoter mac
A new JOB

Governor Ford yesterday announced
the appointment of T. Fl. Macdonald
to the office of state treasurer to fill
the vacancy caused by the death this
week of Tom Carey. Macdonald is
to assume the duties of his office as
soon as he qualities with the neces.
sary bonds.
Macdonald, perennial, minor polit-
ical job holder, was "disengaged" from
his last job of state liquor admins
traitor shortly after the appointment
of the present liquor control board.
Before that he had been instrumental
in the administrations Rocking
Chair Whiskey" deal and extensive
use of his inspired, promotional tai
ents in connection with other deals,
working in harmonious closeness with
some of the larger retail dealers in
liquor in the state.
Perhaps MacDonald's talents for
promotion may be more restricted in
the Office in which he has now been
placed by the governor. It is posi-
BILE, of course, that the governor, rec
Ognizing his talents may think that he
will find them useful in his campaign
for reelection.