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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-14
RIvERBANK EVANGELICAL
Rev. g. Knechtel, Minister

10 am, Church school
IL am, Morning worship. THE
Coming Saviour"
7:30 pm, Evening service.
Thursday, 7:3o pm, Ladies Aid
Circle / meets with Mrs. p. J. Hardy.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-14

FOR Satellite FARMS
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
Visit In Montana

MT. and Mrs. Tom Jones and son, Louis, left by plane Thurs day for Anchorage and plan to go to Seward to catch boat to the States. They will spend the holidays in Hamilton, Montana, with Mrs. Jones' parents and may stay until school is out be- fore returning, bringing with them thelr daughter who is stay ing with her grandparents while going to school.
 MT. Jones has been manager and part owner of the Beach, combers.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
Sewer Rule Amended

An amendment to the sewer ordinance, presented by City At torney Lawrence Seltzer, provi- ding that existing sewers, already installed, may be retained if ap- proved by tAe c.ty health officer and city health committee, was passed at the council meeting Monday night.
 It allows few consumers. with sewers already in, to keep their system and not connect to the city system. A few cases named that it would apply to were pri- vate systems emptying into the channel near where the city sys- tenn outlet is located.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
ToHoHywood

Ray Martin, owner of the Club Liquor store and agent for Alas ka Alrlines, left by plane Thurs day and will try to make it to Hollywood, California, in time to spend the holidays with Mrs. Martin and two children, Ray mond, Jr., and Marilyn.
 He plans to go to Seward and then travel by boat to Seattle. He said the date of his return was indefinite but that he ex- pected to be back soon.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
On Holiday Trip

Lee Bettinger, of the Kodiak Candy company and Kodiak BottIing works, left by plane yesterday on his way to his home near Portland, Oregon, to visit his family for the holidays. After the, first of the year he plans a qulck trip to San Francisco be- fore returning to Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
Water Fund Lacks Cash

With the books for the city water system set up as of July 1 according to instructions from the Federal Works Agency audi tor, and with no money in the separate water system bank ac- count, the council moved to write to the EVA to find out if the city can advance money for current bills from the system, to be reimbursed later.
 With no billing for current water service yet rendered the system has no income and as yet a lease between the city and the EVA has not been signed.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

Fourteen liquor licenses ap proved by the council .>ov. 26 have been granted by the dis trict court at Anchorage but each owes ar additional $l0 docket fee because of a change ip the law, Mrs. Catherine Blank enburg, city clerk, was informed yesterday. The fee may be turn ed into the city clerk for immed- fate transmittal to the court.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
Chapel Date Set

The Praise Chapel will hold it's Christmas program Sunday, December 24, at 7 pm, Rev. John Marshall announced today.
 The children will put on a program of a missionary nature and aiI will be sure to enjoy it Parents and others are invited to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
cIossifieds

BUSINESS INVESTMENT Income property located main street, Anchorage. Property had gross income we'll over S45,OO0 last year; can be bought for S25-3O.OOO down payment, bal. on terms. Con- tact Ed Coffey, Anchorage, Alaska. Coffey Insures Every thing Remember?
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
Buy Club Interest

A business deal was completed Saturday by which Frank and Myrtle Kempton, owners of the Idle Hour Bar, purchased the third working interest of Tom Jones, manager of the Beach, combe1s, in that club. They will be associated as partners with the other owners, Ray Martin and Jorgen Fredrickson.
 MT. and Mrs. Kempton re- gently managed the Club Montmartre before it's sale by Roy Snyder to James Pierce. The Beachcombers, located on Mission road, was the former Chicken Inn and after it's pur- chase from Al Lacosse by Mar tin and Fredrickson was exten- sively remodeled before its open ing the first of the year.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
JeweIer Leaves

Harry Pinch, ieWeIer, left yesterday for Seattle to visit his family and to visit the new store he is interested in in that city, openedrecently by his brother-in- law, Joseph Jaffe. Tom Nachand is in charge of hIs store here.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
To Kashon

Roy Snyder, owner of the Mecca Bar. left by plane this week to fly to his home on Vash- on island, near Seattle, to spend the holidays with Mrs. Snyder and their young daughter.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

TAXICAB COMPANY FOR SALES cabs in 1st class mech. cond Tires excell, dis patcher's office, small rent; $700O cash. Contact Id Golf fey, Anchorage, Alaska Coffey Insures Everything. Remem- Der?
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

FOR SALE-Lady's full-Iength Alpaca coat with raccoon col lar. size IA $25. Mrs. Frank Trick.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

FOR RENT = Comfortable g. room house, partly furn In town. $40 a month Bill Worth,- Cope St.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

Like homemade pie that melts in your mouth? The place to get it is the Dinner Nook, on the way to the post office. Amanda Price & Eula Sperling. (adv)
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

FOR SALE Ladies', mems, boy'sskates Skates sharpened. Kodiak Shoe Repair Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

FURS-Repaired, cleaned and glazed. Fur coats altered. Experienced work. See Mrs. Clara Blinn, 3rd house behind bank. 1-6
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

Dismissals from the GM hos
 pital thls week included Mrs. SheIlikof and infant, of Alitak ; Gregory Chanuin of Afognak; Mrs. J. R. Griggs and infant, of Afognak; and Margaret Church.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

FOR SALE-Cabin & lot. $250. Also rabbits for sale cheap. Mrs Nellie Holler, Mission Rd or Box 251.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16
Commenting January l, 1045
 we will pay l% Interest
 on Savings Accounts Compounded July list & January lst

Until the war has been won 1t will continue to be the patriotic duty of every loyal American to live thrftily and to buy War Bonds regularly. For its patriotic cooperation in selling War Bonds without charge compensation for it's services this bank has won official recognition of the United States Treasury Department.
 At the present time 60 per cent of our resources are invested in United States Bonds, 30 per cent in cash and less than 10 per cent in loans. Right now Uncle Sam needs your spare cash for which he pays you good rate of interest.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

NEXT BOAT" - Have word our Christmas Candle SantaG, Angels, etc are on the next boat. See them then at the Frontier Book & Gift Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

Seattle Representative = The Alaska Newspapers, All Fourth Avenue Building Seattle, Washington.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

GIFT SUGGESTION-Want a last-minute gift that will arrive in time Outside? Simply send friends or relatives a Gift Sub scription to the Kodiak Mir TOT. They will enjoy it & ap- preciate youi thoughtfuluess Rates: S5 yearly-$2 75 six months.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

Try a classified ad.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-12-16

".. flat government of fife people, 6y the people. for fife people shall not srish from fife ear Lincoln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
WASHINGTON Scene
BY George Dixon

MIR. SAM PRYOR, the big
H'A Republican from Connect
cut who originally induced Clare
Luce to go into politics-it just
goes 10 show a man can't be
too careful-attended a party
here the other night.
His hostess was lady ! Will
not identify too fully except 10
say that she is held in great
esteem in certain circles. having
been suggested as a possibility
for secretary OF war by none
other than Harold IckeS. There
is some doubt as 10 whether
Ickes meant 20 be flattering,
but that's what he said, any
how.
IT IS always a pleasure TO see
i Mr.. Pryor, because he gets
around a lot. even If he has re-
signed as Republican national
committeeman. l asked him
what he had been doing lately.
II am glad you asked me
that" he said. IL have just had
a most interesting experience
with William Mckinley"
Several of the guests backed
away in alarm. One lady in
fact took hurried departure. ex-
planning TO her hostess she had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
One Word Led to Another
BY Patterson
BY Arthur Bugs Baer =

Here is my fouryear annual warning to free and
equal American voters started advising voters back in
1912 and never lost satisfied customer never had
Remember, next Tuesday after Monday, elect
office high and dizzy that his second
cousins get famous.
I'm voting and l cannot sign my name It's
not on the ballot walk right in and sign tx. That's
what the Republicans want Roosevelt to sign.
If you have middle name you make three ks"
Nobody knows how you vote even if it's twice.
Furthermore, there is intimidation allowed outside
of your immediate relatives Don't get scared by the
obster outside the booth with yard of lead pipe in his
mitt Don't be frightened by the equally sinister gang
rla with blackjack in his fist No matter what happens
one is to be on your side.
The first time l voted many recounts ago in Phila-
dephia big mugg shook his finger in my puss and said
'You know what's what" And believe it or the march
ing Ripeys, want to say Watt elected by huge
majority.
They might call that intimidation in New Orleans
Fort Worth, Poughkeepse and Chicago But in Philade
pha it is merely the of human events cataogued
in the opening paragraph of the Declaration of Indg
nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
= BY Albert Edward Wiggam, DIS.

Anything you learn to do
well will improve your person.
atty because ii will add one
more skill to your list by which
you interest. serve and influence
other people.
2-They are almost the only
ones that reach the top posi-
tons in life. Psychologist Hugh
A. Smith says a student in
the top 10 per cent Of his class
has 40 times the chance for a
distinguished career as those in
the lower nine-tenths. and so
times the chance of being
elected to Who's Who in
America"
3-Yes, and nearly everybody
else. Psychologists r. L. Mar
cuse and NJ. r, Bitterman de-
/livered a hocus-pocus lecture on
psychic phenomena" to stu
dents. pretending to believe IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

DEAR II. B.
YOUR cry-baby abandonment
i to self pity Is disgraceful
performance.
One wonders what kind OF
letters you are writing your
husband. In your present mood
Of pessimism.
They must make rather
crucifying reading for him. AS
/ see your problem. you have
choice of acting your age or
going TO pieces. Nobody but
you can subdue your Mysteries.
What are you proving in
freely lending your mind 10 a
wild orgy OF subjective tor
tares-in- sleepWalking daily
amidst imaginary scenes OF
total bereavement? Just this:
That you are in full fight from
reality: that on first panicky
impulse you fundamentally pre-
fer 10 take refuge in the mental
oblivion sof madness. II neces-
sary, rather than brave the
prospect Of walking alone. by
reasons. light, under the weight
of a grievous spiritual cross, on
the rocky road OF life for as
long as fate NAV require.
To recover balance: You must
dedicate yourself sincerely 10
the proposition OF helping your
self
Then you must establish
thought-control. by imposing
rigid censorship on the subjects
your mind is 10 entertain. AS
powerful aid in emergency, /
recommend the elst Psalm.
VI. III.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ha-
North eounseis through her col
umn; not BY mail or personal
interview. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
THESE DAYS
BY George E.
Sokolsky

miration at his pluck and dar-
ing, but il did not deal with a
single issue facing the American
people.
1t was good theater but
proved nothing. And that has
been the character of this en-
tire appeal to the electorate.
A people gets the kind of gov
eminent it deserves. A people
that goes in for hero-worship.
that permits bobby-sock girls to
make an ideal of picking up
boys. a people that views with
out alarm the reduction of its
elections to vaudeville if not
burlesque-is worthy of nothing
better than politics by Frank
Sinatra, and Toots Shor in the
White House.
1t is time for a change-yes,
but emphatically in the charac-
ter of our people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03

just remembered a previous en-
gagement with Gunda Din.
II was too bad the lady left
in such a furry, because Mr..
Pryor FASTENED 10 put US at our
ease.
II am not referring TO VIII
liam Mckinley, the 25th presi-
dent" he said. This William
Mckinley happens to be Mrs.
Luce's butler-and I am almost
sure that II he IL assassinated
he will not be replaced by any
one named Roosevelt"
Naturally we were pretty re-
lieved because we did not feel
Mr.. Pryor should be fraterniz-
ing with the ghost Of presi-
dent past-even If said president
was Republican.
II was guest at the home OF
Mrs. Luce in Greenwich" con-
tinued Mr.. Pryor. Another
guest was Mr.. Joe Martin, the
Republican, or minority House
leader"
II am well aware that Mr..
Martin IL the minority leader"
/ said tartly. But I UNDER
stand he hopes something will
be done about It,"
HE does" replied Mr.. Pryor.
"He Is constantly trying to bet
ter himself"
IS 4 NYWAY," went on Mr..
"A Pryor, I'VE were sort Of
careful how we talked In front
Of the servants because you
never can tell these days how
they stand politically. have
even heard reports that some
Of them are for r. ID. X.
This may he an exaggera-
tion. hut there Is no use taking
chances. Servants have been
known to quit because their en-
ployers held opposite political
views. And ID Is much easier
TO get n candidate for president
than good butler-all you
have 10 do TO obtain the former
Is draft him.
"We were very guarded all
week lend about how we talked
in front of william Mckinley.
Nevertheless, Mr.. Martin was
afraid something may have
slipped because. when he started
to leave, the butler asked IL he
might have a word In private.
1.-THE servitor then drew the
minority leader aside and whis-
pered:
"'TeIl me confidentially, Mr..
Martin, how Is our side doing p"
Mr.. Pryor added that William
Mckinley then turned back the
lapel of his buffers jacket to
reveal a Dewey button.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
UPTON CLOSE

HARRY TRUMAN is the most
- naive man l have met in 30
years of politics.
When asked about Hal Styles.
the self-confessed Ku Klux Khan
Kleagle running for Congress in
Hollywood. who has been repu-
dated by his own Democratic
county committee but who is
still supported by the Commu-
mist organization. President-Ex-
pectant Harry Truman said: IF
he is ours, / am for him.
At a business mems forum
in New York where Senator
Truman and I were speaking
guests, / ribbed the senator
about his old Boss Pendergast
connections. Like IL or not"
he smilingly replied land he has
a smile that would melt your
maiden aunt, II remain loyal TO
the man and the gang who made
me and their personal or politi-
cal morality is no business of
mine. Without Boss Pendergast
I would still be behind the pillow
or the counter or the wheel of
a truck. l owe Pendergast my
county judgeship and then my
seat in the Senate. He made me
what / am today. and I shall
always be loyal TO him. I think
he got a dirty rap. and I tried
TO do what l could for him in
Congress. I shall always do
anything ! can for him."
I ATER in the evening. on his
IL feet. Harry Truman set
forth his primitive concept of
political life.
'Tt's no use to start In politics
n you don't have q boss behind
YOU" he said.
Tho boss and his gang rule
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03

acid secretion in the stomach
and hence makes ulcer worse.
No name--Is there such
thing As child being allergic
10 old people?
Answer Not that I know Of
in the strict sense of allerGy.
They may he mentally "allergic'
10 old people, or sallergic 10 the
clothes some old people wear.
w. BIS eating while read
Ing harmful? Is black coffee
constipating?
A.: 81 No. f2l Coffee has no
effect on intestinal movements
one way or another. Since black
coffee has no "roughage' IT
does not aid constipation, but
you can take plenty Of foods
with II that do contain rough
age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
WALTER WINCHELL

made just after Mrs. Luce an
nounced her belief that ''Willkie
had no intention of voting for
Mr.. Roosevelt"
COUNDS in the Night: At
~ Leon and z ddie's: "She
threatened TO 60 home to her
mother. so he threatened TO re-
turn TO his wife" 81.
At Chateaubriand: "Oh, boy.
look at the hunk OF morale
standing at the bari"
At the Copacabana: "rhe
campaign is now getting into
high gear and low taste"
IT WAS at a cocktail party in
L Washington. A dowager
asked a British major: What
about the privileged classes in
England?"
II presume, madam" was his
dead-pan reply. you are speak
ing Of your countrymen, be-
cause at the present time, the
only privileged class In England
are the Americans"
A navy officer writes us that
a naval hospital held a contest
among the patients TO find out
how many could pick Betty
CRADLES legs out of batch of
leg pictures.
The only one who could
identify them was a chaplain!
Ha-Hallywood: 1t happened
on the MGM lot. A woman
writer from New York saw a
Red Cross mobile unit parked
in front of one of the stra'"e
She hadn't been TO the blood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
E. v. DURLTNG
DAN FRANCISCAN says she

GAN FRANCISCAN says she
~ has discovered an Elk who
is a bachelor. That is very I'm
usual. He won't be a bachelor
long.
The matchmaking committee
made up of wives Of local Elks
will take care of that.
Wives of Elks don't care to
have single men around the club
rooms.
The married women feel
baehlers are a bad influence on
husbands.
The unmarried males, say the
matrons, have a habit of flaunt-
ing their liberty and this makes
husband dissatisfied and more
susceptible to temptation.
A SAN FRANCISCAN says
"A the most quoted crack of a
sports celebrity is Bob Fitz-
simmons immortal observation:
THE bigger they are the harder
they fall" l am inclined to
agree with him.
Our cocktails served in four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
Noted News
Analyst

is to join the gang and work in
loyalty 10 the boss. or else you
don't get anywhere.
In the Twenties in Humans
part OF Missouri the Ku Klux
Khan was The Gang" without
which you got nowhere In poll
tics. ! know. Lecturing through
the Middle West on a trip from
China, ! twice barely escaped
tarring and feathering for call
ing the khan the Society OF
Righteous Horsewhips" - after
the Chinese Boxers, which were
properly, Society Of Righteous
Fists"
GO, WITH Franklin d. Roose-
~ Welt almost certain 10 drop
off during a fourth term-ac-
cording 10 the life expectancy
chart Of presidents / recently
prepared-you vote to put a
man in the office of chief ex-
ecutive of this nation who pro-
claims il as his working politi-
cal principle that he welcomes
the support of any subverter OF
Americas system, any over
thrower of justice or decency.
any jailbird who will help put
and keep him in office, and he
remains faithful TO any boss re-
CARELESS of that boss proved
and convicted crimes.
The election has actually put
this nation in the risk of coming
under an administration backed
by two convicts.
Roosevelt let Browder out Of
prison.
Doubtless Harry, by his own
proclamation, will pardon PEN
dergast
Is it any wonder that relig-
ious people, Americans who do
not want communism here. hesi-
tate!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03

just so long as the people want
them.
Il have heard about states
manship. The best definition I
know of q statesman 10 q dead
politician.
II don't want 10 be a states
man. I'd rather be a live pollti-
clan"
Some of us were embarrassed.
IN SAN FRANCISCO Harry
L followed through on his
homely political philosophy by
saying that he welcomed the
support of Earl Browder or any
one else who would help keep
Roosevelt in office" although
this was in direct conflict with
his Chiefs statement made a
few days before that:
IL do not welcome the support
OF communism or any other ism
opposed TO the traditional Amer
lean system"
l have been asked my view
Of how the Democratic party
presidential and vice presiden-
tial candidates could take such
opposite positions on the matter
OF welcoming Communist sup
port.
To me the answer is simply
that each expresses himself in
consonance with his own natural
character.
The discriminating Mr.. Roose-
welt, did he welcome il, would
say that he did not-would he
not?
The naive Harry Truman
would say exactly what he did
say-that he welcomes il.
And, in accord with the self
proclaimed philosophy of Harry
Truman. the charge of khan
membership solves itself.
His working theory Of politics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03

OF. glasses" is a sign I note on a
strong refreshment establish
ment. Is that unusual? How
many ounces does the average
cocktail glass hold? I must
check on this.
CHICAGOAN refers to a
~ beautiful Sheridan road
barmaid named Cobina."
/ didn't see any barmaids
when / was in Chicago.
Thought knew that town
well but guess will get guide
the next time l go there.
The last beautiful barmaid I
saw was in 1888 in place near
Piccadilly Circus, London.
She was quite an 'oomph girl
Looked something like Binnie
Barnes.
ADD songs popularized by
"A Nora Bayes: Down Where
the Wurzberger Flows" I'm
On My Way to Dublin Bay"
'Laddie Boy" You Will Have
to Sing An Irish Song" It's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03

I can't even bear TO think Of
the coming winter without my
husband.
We had been married three
years when he joined the serv-
ice last January.
At present, / am living with
my uncle and aunt, and work.
ing in a defense plant in their
city. although keeping up our
home in a nearby town.
But don't think / can stay
here much longer. as l can't
bear 10 see other people being
happy.
They don't seem 10 realize
there's a war going on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
On the
Side

Apple Blossom Time In Nor.
mandy" Everybody Calls Me
Honey" How Are You Gonna
Keep Them Down On the Farm
After They've Seen Parcel"
Nora popularized a lot of songs
but not as many as Blanche
Ring did.
Am informed q HealdsburR.
Cal, matron has cut her hus-
bands hair for as years. Very
unusual. Still I know of a
woman in Chicago who has
given her husband a shave daily
and a haircut and a shampoo
weekly for. Is years. But she
was once a professional barber.
CT THOUGHT my sisters were
L stealing my peri UNI e."
writes a New Yorker. But I
have found that the tops on per-
furne bottles loosen and this
causes perfume to evaporate.
This can result in a serious loss
in the case Of expensive per-
fumes. The. perfumers should
improve their tops and make
them air tight" (Note-The
young woman brings up an
interesting point. Still l was
sorry to read she thought her
sisters were stealing her per-
fume. Why Is ii when three or
more sisters live at home they
are always battling about bor-
rowing or stealing each others
possessions? Brothers are not
like that
Copyright. 1914. By King Features