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The Western news., 1945-02-22
Moist Meat Methods
Preferred

The main point in the newer
knowledge" of meat cookery is the
advantage of low cooking tempera-
lures. The rule of cook all meat
by low heat is based on scientific
studies, and holds true no matter
what the kind or cut of meat, or
by what method you're cooking it.
II you haven't made this rule a
habit in your kitchen. now is the
time to start. The fact is, it's par
ticularly important when cooking
Utility grade meat, such as the
point-free beef now plentiful in the
markets. (This beef has less fat
and is less tender than the beef to
which many consumers are accus-
tomed) Long, slow cooking at low
temperatures will make all the diff
ference in whether or not the beef
you serve the family is tender and
juicy.
According to Jessie Alice Cline,
home economist, the ribs and per-
haps the loin cuts of Utility beef
may be used for roasts-prOvided
low roasting temperatures are
used. Considerable rendering of the
meat takes place in loW-tempera-
ture roasting. If the roast has too
little fat, you can lard" it by in
serting strips of fat into the meat
with a larding needle, or cover it
with a piece of fat. Another pos
sibility is to cook the meat in
covered 4roaster," but do not add
any moisture. Allow plenty of time
for longer-than-usual cooking will
be necessary to achieve the desired
results.
Any chunky cut of Utility beef
will make an excellent pot-roast,
and this old favorite may we'll take
the place of a regular beef roast
on any occasion. A pot-roast is
cooked by braising, moist-heat
method of cooking which is ideal
for less-tender cuts of meat.
The Western news., 1945-02-22
LOCAL !
HAPPENINGS

Mrs B. H. Boberg Of Ural was
shopping in Libby Wednesday.
The Fashion Beauty Shop will be
closed Mondays until further notice.
Mrs. Alice Lintner. 1t
Mrs. Jessie Rodgers left last
weekend for Richland, Wash,
where she will make her noma for
the present
The Western news., 1945-02-22

Say, II saw your ad In the West.
ern News"
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Citizens Group Calls
For Lunch Facilities
In Elementary Schools

The North Randle Community
Citizens Association last night
called on the Board of Education to|
provide for lunchroom facilities in
elementary schools.
The citizens group, which has
waged successful campaign for en-
largement of the overcrowded Kim
ball School, asked the board to con-
slider providing for lunches in exist
ing elementary schools and to in
clude suitable space for this purpose
in plans for all future buildings.
Edward L. Merzereau, president,
criticizing the failure last year to
use large part of the funds avail
able for school lunches, declared:
"It is a serious matter to leave the
young children unprovided for, while
junior and senior high school pupils
have access to school cafeterias.'
"In most elementary schools" he
added, "the children are not even
permitted to bring their own
lunches"
Asserting that the group, with the
oA CAAS- SoS4iCI fASSOC1dUlOIl, even
had considered attempting to feed
the children itself, if necessary, Mr..
Merzereau said that "if the School
Board doesn't take care of this we
will go to Congress and demand ac-
ton"
Plans for enlarging the Kimball
School include eight new classrooms
and an auditorium gymnasium. The
group said it will recommend in
staHation of kitchen and lunchroom
facilities in the latter part of the
structure.
In other action the group indorsed
the decision of the Recreation Board
to continue the policy of play segre-
cation. A previous request for in
stallation of street lights on Mime
sofa avenue between M street and
M place Sc. was reiterated.
Following discussion for the pro-
posed establishment of monthly
publication by the Federation of
Citizens Associations, plans were
made to ask Clifford H. Newell,
Federation Committee chairman on
the project, to speak at a future
meeting.
The group met at the Kimball
School.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
lnfonts' coot, Lessinss Sets
$3.50 Weye 1895

10 cotton corduroy sets in blue and pink Styles
for boys and girls, sizes 6 months, and years
1s Matching Corduroy Hats. Were .e5. Now s1.ss
Boys Gray Tweed Coat and Leggings Sets Sizes
and g. Were $8s5. Now ws5 s52S
Matching Gray Tweed Hats. Were 78c. Now SOC
Boys Blue Fleece Coat and Leggings Sets. Sizes
to 4. Were $685. Now $3.50
Matching Blue Fleece Hats Were $I25 Now 75c
Girls Coat and Leggngs Sets In assorted colors
Sizes to 8. Were $685. Now Ss.5A
Matching Hats. Were 81 .95. Now NS1.2S
13 Fur Trimmed Pastel Flannel Coat and Leggings
Sets Sizes and O. Were 1855. Now $3.50
Is Matching Flannel Bonnets. Were sl.s5. Now s12s
AL the above properly abeel for fabric content
w&L-Down Stairs Store. Infants' and Juveniles
Apparel
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Heodboord Beds
Reduced for Clearance

/ Mahogany and Frutwood Headboard Set con-
sisting of cotton upholstered headboard cotton bed
spread and two twin-size frames. In rose. Was
S10875 Now S7S
Twin-sze Headboard Beds complete with mat
tresses and box springs. Removable blue cotton
slip covers on headboards. Were S9950 Now.
$3.50
/ Twin-siSe Headboard In white simulated leather.
complete with mattress. box spring and yellow
quilted sateen bedspread Was $l19.75. Now.
$3.50
W6L-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Art Needlework Reduced

80 Skeins of All-wool Knitting Yarn in air-force
blue Apply. 4 ounces TO the skein. Were Csc.
Now ----- ~ - 45e
"a Rayon Satin and Taffeta Pillows filled with
cotton. Blue, green and gold. Were s2 Now. s1.25
Is Rayon Satin Neck Pillows filled with cotton.
Blue, peach and rose. Were ST. Now S1.25
Rayon Taffeta Pillows filled with cotton. Rose
only Were IS. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO
"a Chair Pads for metal chairs covered in water
resistant rayon Cotton filled. Red, blue or green.
W&L-Art Needlework. Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Juniors Dresses, $5.95
Were SI095 and more

100 rayon crepe and cotton dresses in smart young
styles Pastel colors and dotted. Sizes to Is.
80 Sunback Dresses in attractive cotton prints,
Assorted pastel coors. Sizes to Is. Less than
y price. $2S5
65 Summer Skirts in dirndl styles, rayon and cotton
in pastel colors Sizes to Is. Less than ~ price.
100 Blouses in tailored and dreSsy styles. Rayon
and cotton in the group, in assorted coors and
white. Sizes to is. Less than u price. Now S29s
W&L-Girls and Juniors Millinery, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Between-seoson Box Goats
$33.75 Were S45 and s55

10 aH-wool box coats in fleece and imported fabrics
Kelly, toast, melon, gold and blue. Sizes 10 to 90
AH-Wool Box Coats in spring weight Shagmoor
fabric. Navy and gold. Sizes u to 1s and 40
Were s35 and s3975. Now w sos
Ai-Wool Box Coats in monotone tweeds with
rayon velvet collars Heather color Sizes TO- ls
20 and 22ia. Were s2e75 Now s22
W&L-coats and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Misses Formal Dresses
Reduced
Furs Reduced

l Polar-dyed Wolf Coat in size 1s Was s25s. Now
STA
5 Dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Coats in sizes ID
and TO- Were s31S. Now
Tipped Raccoon Coats in sizes Is and IS. Were
p
Gray-dyed South American Lamb Goats in sizes
"a and is. Were s25S STA
1 Natural Lynx Cat Coat in size II. Was s342.
Now soss "a
l Natural Red Fox Jacket In size IS. Was $3.50
NOW
Silver Fox Jackets In sizes II and 49, Were $3.50
NOW ------------------------S33 S33S40
l Four-skin Natural Tipped Russian Sable Scarf
was S5S4 NoW--------------------- S445.20
/ Three Natural Tipped Russian Sable Scarf,
was S474. Now-------------------- s3564o
l ocelot Muf. Was s47.e4. s3s.s4
All prices include 2oec tax.
W&L-Fr Salon, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Misses Royon Dresses, $5.s5

" ere y6.yO
40 including printed Bembergs and dotted rayons
Broken sizes IL to 20.
10 Maternity Dresses In printed rAyon crepe. Sizes
10 to 10. Were $1os5. $7S5
20 Cotton Maternity Jumpers and Dresses in tan
and blue. Sizes to 20 Were $795. Now. $5s5
w6sL-Down Stairs Store Misses Dresses.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Misses Blouses, $4.45

Were S595
3s necklace necklne rayon blouses Red and
blue striped. Sizes 80 to &c.
l8 Long -sleeved Printed Rayon BIouses, bow neck
line. Green, black, lime blue. Sizes 90 to SO.
Were $10.95. sls5
10 White Rayon Blouses. Sizes % to s8 Were
=
Is Rayon Blouses. White, aqua lime or fuchsia.
Sizes 30 to 49, Were $5.95. Now-s4 s44s
Long-sleeved Cotton Print BIouses. Sizes 80 to
36 Less than n price. s2.75
W&L-Blouses Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Women's Dresses, $14.95

N ere SI9.95 and more
10 navy and black rayon sheer and chiffon dresses
Sizes ls, 1s, SO, 40 and As.
10 Rayon Sheer Dresses solid colors and prnts
Sizes ID, 20 and 40 to A. Were s25 and more Now
t1s.75
W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Boys SIoeks Suits, $1.o5
We're s2.9S

We're yz.gS
70 fine quality cotton slack suits. In blue or tan.
Sizes to 8.
Is Boys Cotton Stacks Suits in tan or blue Size
only. Less than u price. Now s1.25
63 Pairs Of Boys Cotton Wash Stacks. In tan or
blue Sizes to 7. Were CSC. Now--- $50
Is Pairs of Boys Cotton Stacks In blue tan green
Sizes to 8. Less than 1a price. Now --- s5e
22 Boys Knit Shirts Cotton with blue stripe
Sizes medium large. Less than "a price. Now $50
IL Boys Cotton Soldier Suits. Size I only. Less
Pairs Of White Cotton Shorts. Sizes and 5. Less
than VI price. Now ------ 75e
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Boys Apparel.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Women's Dinner Dresses
81 .S5 Weye SI495 and more

II rayon jersey and rayon sheer dresses In fall
colors. Sizes 40, AZ, a and SO.
20 Womens Dresses in solid and print rayon styles
One white rayon style included in the group Sizes
1914 to 24h. Were $8.95. Now------- S5.85
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Womens Dresses.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Misses Wool Sweaters, SIS

ors and pastels. Sizes 80 to 38.
IS Cotton Chambray Dresses. In blue
only. Sizes 9 to Is. Less than n price.
Now ------------------ S1.sS
50 Rayon Blouses In crepe and jersey.
Pastels and white Sizes 80 to SO. Were
$3.50 and $3.95. $3.50
Evening star., 1945-10-11

II to 18.
AH-wool Jackets in several colors. Sizes
IL, is. Were s22.s5 and s25 Now - SIS
20 All-wooI Skirts in fuchsia, brown,
green, navy and purple. Sizes 10 to 10.
Were s5,9S and more. Now,
1895 and ssl5
III AlI-wooI Sweaters, yaricolored. Size
36. Were sSs5. Now $3.50
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Misses Sports Dresses, So
Were S22.95 and more

" tT DEE 10 UTFW WUTE T.
40 solid color and print rayon.
90 Two-piece Cotton Dresses In solid
colors and prints. Pink, aqua, lime and
white. Sizes 10 to Is. Less than "a price.
Now S5a5
8 All-wool Sports Suits and Goats in
red, wine, aqua and yellow. Sizes IL,
II, is and Is. Were s5975 and sse rs.
Now S3I.25
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Natives Buy Blue Trucks

Natives of the Ivory Coast, Africa
have bought one particular make
of American truck simply because it
had a particular shade of blue.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
ChiIdren's Shorts, 45c

Less Han n Price
so pairs boys and girls cotton shorts suspender
and bib-top styles. Stripes and solid colors in
brown and navy. Sizes to G..
so Girls Cotton Dresses and Pinafores Assorted
prints. Sizes 3 to g. Less than u price. Now, 95c
W&L-Juveniles' Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Women's Dinner Gowns
Were SIS and more

3T8./5 We're US and more
is rayon crepe dinner dresses in both long and
short styles Black with print trim, white and
pastel colors. Some with lace trim Sizes Ish 1s.
3s, 40, ~ and A.
W&SL-Women's Formal Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-10-11

IS Women's Dresses in printed rayon
crepe, rayon jersey and rayon mesh. Tai
lored and dressy styles. Choice OF colors.
Sizes SO to a. Were 1885 and 1855.
Now 1918
w&L-nexpensve Dresses. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Less than u price

IS pullovers and cardiganS in f
50 Cotton Dresses in seersucker. gingham
and chambray. Checks and stripes in
green, brown, red. Sizes Q to Is. Less
than " price. Now---.-----------.$ $3.50
100 Synthetic Rubber Shower Caps. Less
than " price. Now Ice
w&L-Dovn stairs store. sportswear.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
ON SALE FRIDAY AT $50 AN.

Merchandise sole Friday
sned, MARI imperfect
Evening star., 1945-10-11

4 to 8. Narrow and medium wild
100 pairs Of Non -rationed Cotton Sandals
and shoes in several styles. Red green
and black. Narrow and medium widths.
Sizes 4 TO 9. Less than 4 price. Now, 81
W&L-Women's Shoes, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Junior Misses Dresses, $4.45

Less than VI price
35 dresses in solid colors and prints. Rayons,
some woods. Blue, aqua, rose. Sizes 10 is.
100 Blouses, assorted styles. Cotton and rayon
fabrics. Sizes 80 TO %. Were t225 Now slso
w&I--Down Stairs Store Junior aEiasss' Auparss.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Block Cotton Gloves, Soc
Less than Y price

SO pairs of red and black trimmed black cot
ton gloves. In size only.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Gloves.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
FIoorcoverines Reduced

7, 2x4-foot Cotton Hooked Rugs in choice Of col
Were S5.95. Now 1918
3, 2x4-foot Cotton Hooked Rugs In several coors.
Were $1095 Now S595
4, 22x36-inch Cotton Rugs In rose and green. Were
4, 24x4s-inch Cotton Rugs In white gray and green
Were $8.95. Now ----------4---- ,---4 $595
3, 30x56-inch Cotton Rugs in gray. Were S1495
NOW S9S5
3, 3x5-foot Hand hooked Rugs Labeled for fabric
content Beige. Were S1995. Now .------- S1050
1, 3x5-foot Hand hooked All-wool Rug in Was
S2695. Now - S16.95
2, 2x4-foot Handmade All-wool String Rugs in
green. Were S17.5o. Now ow-----.------------.S9 S9.S5
4, 2x4-foot Cotton Tufted Rugs in peach. Were
$685. Now 1915
l, 3x5-foot Cotton Shag Rug in wheat. Was $1475.
NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SI.So
3, 2x4-foot Cotton Shag Rug in green and blue.
2, 2x4 Oval Hand hooked Rugs in rose Were $14s5.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $10.95
2, 3x5 Oval Hand hooked Rugs in rose Were $2695.
IL Rubber Door Mats. Were 81. Now-------75c
10 Lengths Of Standard Gauge Inlaid Linoleum
with two to six square yards to the piece Was Sits
square yard Now, square yard CSC
1. 7.6x9-foot Gold Seal Congoleum Rug, somewhat
damaged Was s4s5. S3.65
W&L-Floorcoverings Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Girls, Juniors Hats, 81
Less than y, brice

LbSo FHHW II PFtb
125 summer hats of straw. cotton, fabric Or braid.
White and dark colors. Sizes 81 to 22z.
W&L-Girls and Juniors Millinery, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
inexpensive Cotton Dresses, 81 so

We're $3.50
Is red and white striped cotton sen
belt. Sizes 14to 49,
wAI-Down
Evening star., 1945-10-11

IS pairs Of Non-rationed Casual Shoes in
Guiding rafia cloth styles in red and
blue plaids and wooden platform clogs
in red and black rayon fabric. Narrow
and medium widths. Sizes 4 to .. Less
than "a price. Now 1895
Evening star., 1945-10-11

Misses, Women's Spring
Goats, $16 Weye SIS and mo,

Misses, Women's Spring
Goats, SIC We,e SIS and more
2s full length and three-quarter length coats In
all-wool fabrics Fitted and boxy styles Navy
brown, green, blue, gold black. Sizes u to 20 and
SO to A.
w&L-Down Stairs Store, Goats and suits.
Envelope and Pouch Bags
dOc Less than u price
s5 handbags in rayon faile, corded rayon and
WOOL Brown, black, turf.
Price includes 900 tax.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Handbags.
Novelty chokers, zoe, $40
Were Sl.2O and S2.34
IS wooden chokers Of imitation pearl finish beads
and tiny gilded beads. Single strand at 60c, and
double strand at $l.20.
100 Pins in plastic copper and Cataln. Red, greer
glded, silver-colored and brown. Less than y
Prices include 20es tax.
WGL-Down Stairs Store Costume ,yewelrv
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Women's HoIf-size Dresses, SOS
We're SI6.95

80 printed jersey vncklne braceeength
Peated selfe trim Also Beberg Dao Sheer
in sendesy styles Prints dark grounds Sizes 1872 to 24
Evening star., 1945-10-11

Is Cotton Sunback Dresses in striped
cotton seersucker with eyelet embroi-
derry trim. Also in white cotton poplin
with bright confetti dots. Sizes 10. IL
and IA. Less than "a price. Now--s1.s5
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Novelty chokers, 60c, $40
Girls Royon BIouses. $1.45

:. Z =
rs rayon blouses In classic and tee neckline STYLES
good selection of colors in sizes to a.
rs Girls Jumpers in 75% rayon and 25g wool
selection Of solid colors. Broken sizes to IA
Were $685. Now Sass
W&L-Down Stairs Store. Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Women's Non-rotioned Shoes, -
Less than u Price

Less Than bftCe
$50 nonraoned cotton
gabardnes Brown black cottons with
Ito 9. Narrow and medium widths.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Housewares 1z Price and Less

w6L-Housewares, Eighth Floor-Express Elevator
Evening star., 1945-10-11

Sizes IL to 18.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

Do YOU suffer from eonstipa-
ton? Then be sure 70 read this
sincere, unsolicited letter:
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

IF YOU see a big, tall guy
Il with schoolbooks under his
arm it may be Hankus Pankus
Greenberg.
He's taking some work this
winter in night school at NYU.
The courses are public speaking,
voice and American Lit.
What would the slugger like
10 do when he's through with
baseball? More baseball.
His dream is someday TO own
A major league ball team Hes
playing a lot Of squash and
handball these days, so he'd be
a tough man on the courts.
Hank reports Cy Perkins is
back in the big league, scouting
for the Phillies. In the check
room when Hank retrieved his
prewar hat and coat, he got a
big paper bundle.
It's his Tiger uniform with
the No. 5 on II. He had II IN
the East for an all-star game.
So we said good-by. and he
hoped a cab for the stadium
20 put his uniform in winter
storage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

IN ITS history
! Ear tAeus.ads
are bein &
brought down
q m sttios,
out OF garage
. n d b e.
ments where
they've been
stored while
groomT were
of to war.
The brides
report 1t ~
" o n d sr full
taking the
wedding pres
entG out ot
storage, for
I heyd for.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
AnvERrTsEsfrM
AUNtFIIstMtNI
LOSSES OUT
PILLS AT II
"a
Famous Cereal Brings
Constipation Relief

Do you suffer from eonstipa-
tion7 Then be sure 70 read this
sincere, unsolicited letter:
Ever since 7 was a young man have
taken many kinds Of medicine tnd pills
x5th no lasting relief. Three weeks Of
KELLOGG'S ALL~BRAN has put me on
regular schedule. with more pep and bet
ter feeling In general Almost u years ot
age and going strong. Ihos A. Mohneu1,
A40 Church Lane. Headon' Ia.
You may mover have TO take an
other harsh laxative for constipa-
tion due TO lack of bulk in your diet
II YOU eat dish of KELLOGG S
ALLBRAN every day, and drink
plenty Of water. Try this for 10
dayS. II you are not completely
satisfied. send empty carton 10
Kellogg Company, Battle Creek.
Mich. You'll get double your money
back!
ALLBRAN is not a purgative.
It's a good, wholesome food that
provides gehtle-acting bulk, help
ful 10 normal, easy Taxation. Nu-
tritious. TOO, because 1t is made
from the vital outer layers Of
finest wheat!
Get ALL-BRAN at your gro
GERS. Made by Kellogg's Of Battle
Greek and Omaha.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
City Welfare Aid
For Needy Strikers

Public relief VII be available
te, GM workers In destitute Clr-
cunlStanCcS because OF the current
strike Welfare CommlSSlOnc,
Monroe Lake said today
Need il the only criterion
for eligibility 10 receive vel
fare hid," Lake said
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Each panel

last! After months Of waiting again offer you these
popular mesh Attractive aover pattern with floral
border light shade They're hang easy launder.
so in wide, 81 in long Limit, panels 10 customer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

gotten a lot of them.
Like having showers all over
again. Now the problem Is where
10 put them when they're un.
packed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
NeighbOrs;

UDRAD" BRADBURY, ace
ID Western Union man, has
an office next door 10 Interns-
tional News Service, separated
only by a big glass partition.
Brad spent a week selling
ms "Cy' Lindroth fine, two
foot. WU-controlled clock.
Sale clinched, he promptly In
stalled a similar timepiece in
his own office which is more
visible 10 Cy and his men than
their own expensive number.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
THE DETROIT TIMES
OUR
TIMES
BY Vera
Brown
Wash Day;

A CUSTOMER tr-tvrr t'7Ty
~ this week a. Ths Book, PU
% shirts into the laundry, an
all-time high.
Took the Laundry girls half an
hour 20 mark and count en-
They kept insisting somebody
had FIVE bundles mixed up into
one.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
War Surplus;

HOTTEST Items on the
II Christmas shopping agenda
are gas masks. They're The
Mccoy, too. stamped with USA.
David STANDARD, maestro Of
CroWiey-Miiners toy depart
ment, says he can't keep the
things stocked, the kids are 80
wild about them.
Servicemen Dads like them,
too.
They're obsolete models, with
the filters removed, of course.
STANDARD said they looked so
awful that he bought them with
mental reservations.
Since they arrived he has
spent most Of his time ordering
more.
So he prepared to have the
son-and-heir charge on you
Christmas morning looking like
q man from Mars, breathing
hard and yelling Mt the top Of
his lungs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

Keep up with affairs ~
Washington, Paul Nallon gives
Nou the inside story, In The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Wedding PRESENTS:

MORE Of them around the
WI city than a. Any other time
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Fred CAGE Dies

BATTLE CREEK. Dec 5
Fred W Gage. - known through
out the State As "the Benjamin
Franklin oi Battle Greek died
n Il hospital an AmityNlllc. y Y.
after a Tong illness lie founded
and was bead Of Tho Gage PRINT
lnc Co. until his death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

DAWSON Prseine, police Off
~ sert were joltsd out OF their
ususl calm when two veterans
came in to register their souvenir
Heinie pistols
Ii. John Csrnaghie OF the
identification bureau spent half
an hour being convinced there
were two vets, both OF them
named Edward LytEeEyk.
There are.
Iy,1ezyk No. lives on Gable,
and vAs an Mp in Italy.
No. z lives on Nevada, and
Wa with the 10th Mountain Di.
vision. Believe il or not, the two
met in bar in Naples.
First tim. either had ever
heard of the other. You can
irnhgins what the LysreIyk boys
did 10 that Italian town.
They finally got their Detroit
Run permits
Tips
DARBY DETROIT is . horse
~ to watch in next wears
Derby. according 10 John Gil-
breath, his owner.
Real estate man snd horse
owner, Gilbreath likes his horses
named slliteratively for his
Darby Dan Farms.
Darby DetrOit's name is Real
Estate Editor Pat Dennis brain
child. For the rights. John gave
Pat = dollar which he auto
Rraphed and which Pat carries
around with him.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-14
Grace Brethren Church
First and Spruce SITS.

Bible School meets at Gas. Morn
ing worship at IL o'clock, The pastor
Rev. Walter A. Lepp, will have fol
his sermon subject at this service
Five Glasses of People"
Christian Endeavor groups meet
at els. At the evening worship
hour, 7:30, the pastor will preach
on the subject, Prepare to Meet
Thy God" The subject for Bible
study at the Wednesday evening
prayer service will be victorious
Christian Living"
The Daily Vacation Bible School,
which got under way on Monday
morning, had an enrolment of las,
with more expected on Tuesday.
The school will be in session each
week day morning except Saturday,
through June 22nd, when there will
be graduation exercises at 7:30 D.
m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-14

The Rev. A. c. Dixon, of Calvary
Brethren Church, will conduct a
Bible Rally Week inaugurating the
Drive for the American Bible
Society at the Friendship Union
Community Church, corner Coffman
and Virginia Ave, June 1922. Rev.
Dixon is well known through his
radio ministry over WEI, for
seven years conducting the Berean
Hour. Friendship Union Community
Church can be reached by one fare
from any part of Hagerstown, or
Williamsport, as the Williamsport
trolley passes the church.
Services begin Sunday afternoon,
June II, at 3 p. m, and will con-
tinue every evening at 7:45 p. m,
through Friday.
The general theme will be "The
Precious Bible" with the following
subjects for the evening services:
Monday-"The Revival We Need"
Tuesday-"The Heart of the
Bible"
Wednesday, Salvation, Simple
and Satisfying"
Thursday How to Become a
Child of God"
Friday-''The New Birth"