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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13

Fourteen nations already have
endorsed the proposed world cal
endar. These include China, tradi-
tionally polite to foreign innovations
and six Latin-American countries,
where siestas need no calendar
guide. Norway, Greece, Esthonia,
Hungary, Spain, Turkey and even
Afghanistan also have joined the
movement.
In addition to providing future
youngsters with a new birthday,
February 80, and a year-end holi-
day, proponents maintain that the
new system would facilitate &C.
counting and make statistics more
readily comparable. They failed to
mention that it also would help a
man keep his wedding anniversary
straight.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13

project in Northern California.
More than $4,000 veterans are
expected to apply for the S6 farm
units to be awarded this year. Lo-
Gated near the California Oregon
border at an elevation of 400 feet,
the farm units comprise rich irri-
gated lands which are higly produc-
tive. Varying in size from 60.8 to
141.3 acres, the units have an aver
age size of 87.5 acres. Most valu-
able land is found in the smaller
units.
Post Regulations.
Qualifications for entrymen and
an explanation of the method of
selection to be followed in award
ing the lands are contained in pub
lie notice posted in the Klamath
Falls, Ore, post office, according to
an announcement by regional bu-
reau of reclamation headquarters
here.
Copies of the public notice and
application forms are being mailed
to all veterans requesting them. Vet
Grams interested in the lands who
have not contacted the bureau may
secure full details by writing to the
superintendent, bureau of reclama-
ton, at klamath Falls or to the re-
gional director of the bureau at Sac
ramento.
Establish Qeadline.
ALI applications returned to Kla-
math Falls by September is will be
considered as having been filed
simultaneously, it was announced
Because of the large number of ap-
plications expected, bureau officials
report that it is doubtful if any
lands will be left for consideration
of applications received after that
date.
The procedure to be followed in
selecting the entrymen includes a
local examining board, a public
drawing and the right of disquali-
fed applicants to appeal decisions
of the board.
Qualifications for applicants, as
set forth in bureau regulations, in
clude citizenship, character, farm
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13
Daughter Files Claim
For S25O,0OO DAMAGES

PORTLAND, ORE. - Charging
that she was committed to the
state mental hospital to prevent her
sharing in million-dollar estate,
Miss Agnes Mcbride filed suit in
circuit court for $250,O00 damages
against her mother.
The daughter declared that her
mother inherited the bulk of an
estate estimated in excess of one
million dollars upon the death of
her husband in January. 1915
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13

PSIdo4 "o1
The proposed calendar would
divide the year into four quarters
of 81 days each, the first month in
each quarter having 81 days and
the succeeding two months 30 days
each. The 365th day would be a
world holiday and in leap year the
366th day also would be a holiday.
The year-end world holiday, accord
ing to Senator Murray of Montana,
one of the sponsors, would be dedi-
Gated to international peace and
friendship.
"This modernization provides a
calendar the same each year per-
petually, equalizes the quarters and
fixes holidays so they fall on the
same day and date each year,"
Murray said.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13

army officer said he was arrested
after failing to report twice daily
to the provost marshal, as directed
when the investigation began.
After his arrest, Betz claimed
that military officials have known
his story ever since he arrived here
last May in quest of job. He ad-
mits that he came into Germany
without passport or military Or
ders by the simple expedient of
slowing away on troopship.
$50 many G.I.s couldn't find
jobs at home and with prices so
high you couldn't live on your sal
airy if you got a job" Betz said.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13
Not Publicity Stunt, Publicity Man Insists

stunt, explaining that he never
closes the door and that he turned
into his Office without noticing that
the wind had blown the door shut.
An office clerk, who was in Hagg.
mans office cleaning up broken
glass from another office door which
had blown shut a few minutes be.
fore, SCATTERING the glass, shook his
head resignedly when the second
pane crashed, and started cleaning
up the mess.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13

KANSAS CITY, MO. = Hurt feel
ings, arising from persistent razz-
ing of his friends, represented the
most severe injury incurred by
Richard S. Haggman, publicity di-
rector of the Kansas City chamber
of commerce, when he walked
through the glass panel of his office
door. A piece of falling glass, which
barely nicked his right hand. was
the only other injury.
Haggman denied emphatically
that the whole thing was publicity
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13
Chair, Shelf and Cornice Easily Made
By Ruth Wyeth Spears
By Ruth Wyeth S.

of a room that was furnished with
next to nothing proves that.
The chair frame was made from odds
and ends of lumber-no piece longer than
2la feet. The shelf and matching cor.
nice also were made of scrap lumber.
The curtains and chair cushion are Of an
inexpensive cotton print.
This chair is made with pattern 265;
and the scallops with No. 207 The cur.
tain idea is from the booklet Make Your
Own Curtains. Booklet and patterns arc
Is cents each postpaid Please mail re-
quests for booklet and patterns direct
to.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13
AIR ROUTE SET

AIN w Oh
Pan = American Grace Anyways
Inc, will provide direct daily serv
ice between the United States an
BuenoS Aires as soon as CAB az
proval is received. Flights will com
mence at Miami and 60 via Colon
bia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chill
and Argentina.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13
Sailors Keep Test
Imprint ON Chest

HONOLULU, H. I. - Style
trends in tattooing keep abreast
of the times. With each new ar
rival of the Cooperation Cross
roads" feet, local tattoo par
lors are thronged with sailors
seeking a full color reproduce
ton of the atomic bomb cloud.
Most of the sailors want the tat
too on the chest.
The aerial test is out in front
so far but the underwater blast
is catching up rapidly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13

experience, minimum of $4,000
capital and physical condition per-
hitting manual labor involved in
farm operation. No minimum age
is set but regulations require serv-
ice of at least 80 days in the armed
forces, together with an honorable
discharge.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13
Ia These United States
10 These United States
First Public Farm Lands
Opened to War Veterans
BY WNU Features

SACRAMENTO, COLLABORATING the first opportunity for
the dream of sefsuicient life
which they dreamed their lonely wartime vgls from the shores
banks of the Ebe the first public
of World War for farming will be avail
able 27-acre Tue Lake of the klamath irrigation
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-09-13
New Timetable
Streamlined Modern Year
Sought in World Calendar

WASHINGTON.-The old horse-and-buggy timetable by
which Americans ustng counted the shopping days until
Christmas and the promssory
notes isn't sufficiently eropelled for this atomic four
insisted in introducing bills for adoption fixed per-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Price Of Sugar
Up Next Month

WASHINGTON. Jan. 19 tAP)
The price of sugar is going W
slightly next month.
But the increase Of about
seven-tenths of a cent a pound
coupled with a possible minor rise
in meat prices and perhaps six
cent boost for butter-may end
the upward swing in food costs
for many months TO come.
The sugar hike, 10 become ef-
fective about Feb. 2. will permit
the government 10 keep ITS
promise of higher prices for this
years crop.
Acting Secretary of Agricul-
ture !. p. HutSon disclosed plans
for the price rise in letter to
Congress asking for authority to
continue some sugar subsidy pay
mentS begun during the war.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
WHY'S Clarifies
Sorensen Job

The WillyS-Overland manage
mcnt in Toledo today defined the
new duties of Charles T. Soren-
sen. recently replaced aS president
by James ID. Mooney.
Despite persistent rumors that
he no longer was identified with
the firm management, it was an
nounced that SorenSen was re-
naming aS a production con
Sultant and vice chairman of the
board
Sorenstn was replaced d last
week by Mooney, who left Cen
eral Motors 10 take the job
JOINED FIRM As PRESIDENT
The WHY'S management said
that SorenSen was in Florida for
his health but refused comment
on the date or possibility of his
return
WHY'S officials denied also that
SorcnSenS demotiOn resulted from
a personality clash involving him
and Ward NJ Canady. former
board chairman. who was re-
SponSible for SorenSen'S employ
mcnt.
SorenSen Joined Willys-Overland
as president in the fall of 1914,
receiving a large stock bonus, re-
portedly 100000 shares. which he
was permitted to purchase at So
each. in addition TO his salary,
The stock last week sold al sd
To SD.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Name FenIey Cadillac
Manager at Memphis

The appointment Of Thomas r
EenleY as Cadillae,s district man.
ager at Memphis. Tenn. is an
nounced by Don f. Ahrens, gen.
eral sales manager of the Cadil-
lac Motor Car division. Fenley
has been serving as field repre-
sentative in the business manage
ment department,
James A. Brown, head of the
business management department
has named Jerry j. Pisa, a mem
ber of the Cadillac organization
for more than 10 years, 10 take
over Fenley's post as field rep
reSentative.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Auto-Graphs
CrosIey Uses Aluminium Body
Sheet-SteeI Engine in 1q46 Car
Nv sILER TREEMAN

The 1896 Crosey was unveied Saurday by FoweI Cros
ley Jr president Croscy Motors. Inc, streamlined,
lightweight automobile with aluminium BODY SOnch
wheebase II will powered by type Of four-cynder
sheetstee engine which can mics hour and give 80
miles o the gallon.
Crosey claims through the of aluminium in The
body Re has effected 2OOpound saving weight Although
the first postwar model Crosley line will be 2S inches
longer than the prewar model and will have turet top Of
aluminium Will weigh than the old Crosey with TIE
canvas top
Crosley plans market his automobile through depart
ment stores in the larger cities and through $50 ranched
dealers The price announced
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
She'll Shifts Bath
To Detroit Office

T n. Bath. manager Of the
lubricants and technical products
department OF the Shell Oil Co.
and IFS Chicago division, has been
transferred 10 Detroit 10 become
assistant manager of the market
ing division Offices. Bath replaces
9. +. keiSter, who has been made
sales manager Of the Chicago
division.
Bath Joined Shell as a service
engineer IN Kansas City In 1895.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Flights to Britain
To Be Boosted

HAMILTON Bermuda. Jan 19
American AirIinCS had vir-
tual assurance to-day they could
increase their commercial flights
into England even though British
overseas aviation may not get
under way for another 10 months.
Sir William Hildred, director of
British civil aviation and delegate
to the Bermuda civil aviation con-
ference. said Britain would be
agreeable TO an immediate 30 per
cent increase of the present num-
Der of American flights.
Two L. S. companies, Pan
American and American Overseas
A irW ayS. now are making II
flights weekly into England with
about 500 passengers.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Hudson Sales
Managers Meet

Tn preparation for tho public
announcement and showing of the
1916 Hudson cars upon receipt oil
OPA prices. divisional sales mana
gers of the Hudson Motor Car
Co. met here in conference for
the past three days The con
ference was conducted by G. II,
Pratt, Hudson general sales mana
ger. who was assisted by NJ. Is
/ VanDerzee. assistant general sales
manager. and NJ NJ Roberts,
manager of merchandising and
advertising.
First Showings of the 1916 IIud-
sons were made 10 distributors
and dealers during October and
November of last year The con
ference Just concluded brought
divisional sales managers up TO
date on industry trends since that
time. and Hudson present pro-
duction position and plans. All
divisions of the Hudson sales de
partmcnt were represented.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Plant Feeding Head

The war has taught industrial
plants the importance of proper
feeding of employees. One of the
first to take advantage of war
time experience is the Ford
company. II has announced the
appointment of Karl y. Trip
lett of Akron. O. as superin-
tendent Of feeding operations
This is new job in the Ford
organization.
Triplett will have supervision
over all matters pertaining 20
feeding operations in the ad-
ministration, aircraft Highlan,
Park and branch plant build
ings. He will standardize and
correlate and standardize opera
tions of the facilities which feed
thousands of Ford employees
daily.
Triplett for the last 10 years
has supervised the feeding pro-
gram IN Firestone's Akron
plants.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Thin Walls Raise Gas Mileage

The engine interesting nnOvatonI It IS built nom
thin sampngs instead of heavy forgngs and cast
ng weighs but SO pounds and develops 26 horsepower
Cylinder chrommo bdenum steel only sixteenth
OF an inch thick.
Engine parts stamped from thin metal sheet and tubes
crmped together then brazed into single piece by melting
pure copper into all the joints Costs are thus cut down
The consumption is credited TO the thin engine
walls which permit efficient cooling This turn permits use
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

which is under supervision of the
weather bureau, is to discover the
safest fight levels at which planes
are subjected TO violent storms.
Data will be recorded on in
struments carried by the ghost
planes and studied after the
planes have landed. Where run
ming accounts are needed, auto
matte cameras will take pictures
of instrument readings while the
plane IS being buffeted by the
storm
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

air express, Minimum weight n
an air freight shipment is -
pounds.
Uniteds twin-engined Douglas
DEB CargOlinerS. or flying
freight cars viii be used for the
start of tho new air freight Serv-
ice. flying three daily round trips
from coast 10 coast Through con-
nections OF these planes with the
company's combination passenger
cargo Mainliners, cities not served
directly on Cargoliner flights will
benefit from the new air freight
service.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
United Ready to Handle
Wide Variety of Freight

Everything from fashions ~
automobile parts and from fresh
fruits 10 live animals are being
billed for shipment on United Air
Lines inaugural air freight serv-
nee between this city and other
points along United's coaSt-to-
coast and Pacific Coast system
Feb. 1. according TO local United
officials.
Offering low rates. Uniteds new
air freight tariff is designed "a
accommodate heavy package type
shipnents as distinguished from
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Ghost Planes to Battle
Storms for Weather Data

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 (AP)
-Pilotless planes will be sent
into dangerous thunderheads 10
bring back vital information on
storms and aircraft stresses.
Announcing the tests. which
are expected to get under way
about March l from army and
navy bases in Florida, the navy
said its new radio-controlled F6F
ghost Hellcats will be used.
The purpose of the project.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

The Lincoln-Mercury dlvi-
sion of Ford Motor Co. is NOV
ing ahead. A series Of indoctri-
nation meetings with district
supervisors was held here last
week.
This week seven newly ap-
pointed supervisors will meet
with Davis, Thomas w. Skin
ner. general manager of the
Lincoln Mercury divisio n;
Frank Denney, sales manager.
and other executives. Davis
plans TO set up II Lincoln
Mercury district sales branches
in the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
MOONEY TRADE EXPERT

Mooney, an expert on autOmo-
tive foreign trade, is now az work
in Toledo making plans for eN-
tenSive plant rehabilitation. lie
estimates that foreign trade will
account for only 20 per cent of
Willys-Overland production this
year -.--------
George Harold Bell. Willy :
sales director, announced mean
while that new Sl30.000,000
diStributor-d g a Ter organization
would be used to market its
civilian ieeps, passenger cars and
trucks.
Bell said the FIRMS low cost
utility motor vehicles" would be
moved through network of
5000 dealers and 125 distributors.
This organization" he eX-
planned. has been selected
carefully from more than 1000
applications received i'm the last
two years. 1t represents many
of the finest automobile -mer-
chandisers in the nation"
The WHY'S sales executive said
distributors and dealers will han
die the company'S complete motor
vehicle line.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Army Clamps Down
On Obsolete Gun Gifts

WASHINGTON, Jan, 19 INS)
The war department acted to-
day 10 prev the army
surplus rifles from falling INTO
'subverSlve" hands
This disclosure was made in a
directive from -army'S ord
nance branch that greater eau
tion be executed in donating the
obsolete war weapons TO appli-
paptC
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Bakery Workers Strike

CINCINNATI, Jan. 19 CUP)-
An immediate strike was called
today by 500 Cincinnati and north
Iern Kentucky bakery workers
after employer wage proposals
were rejected
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
5064 Joy Road TY 4-433l

Wartime credit restrictions have
been relaxed Smaller payments
now available except when certain
listed" articles are nvol We d.
Down payments and home i'm
prOvement loans loans for ed
ucational or business purposes and
for medical, dental, hospital and
funeral expenses available for -
mOnths-Spe chart
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
MONEY TO LOAN
GET A $100 LOAN
REPAY S7.29 A MONTH

TIP to 10 Months to Repay
See the De~ smaller pay ments. loan
for certain purposes still limited By
Cow regulations 10 shorter periods
Ask Tor fun information.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Ford Starts Work on Atlanta Plant

Construction of the Ford assembly plant at Atlanta
Ca begun according to r. Davis director of sales and
advertising call for combination of assembly plant
with wing for sales and offices.
Davis expects production to start there within the year
It is designed for output $50 passenger and trucks
daily.
The Atlanta plant is part S2OOOoOOOO Ford expan
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Rz.o,.al now offer.
SMALL
PAYMENTS

On loans from 500 to $3.50 or
more YOU can take up to iss
months to repay instead OF IL
months. More time means small
er monthly payments - pay
ments most anyone can afford.
Compare IN the table below.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
49, Rz.o,.al
- FINANCE CO.
See PROVIDENT
A Specialist in Small Loans
FOR YOUR
SO 70 800
LOAN

Far a. years Protident has spee'ai-
nsd IN small Dsns. And " nbtN
pAy to see specialist. At frnNidem
Nnu may bofruW for practically rNrrS
purpose. even " you are temporarily
unemployed. and you gFt the entif"
amount of your Inan n"thins
L. deducted. fruNtdrnt's only charg~
- g., per month ON thst part Of
iuan balance not exceeding 800. and
%, per month on any part az
balance over 500. There are np 80
tras of any Kind. Ior instance. when
you barrow SIS. and repay u In "a
month";, Instruments, each payment u
only S1.i7 and all costs are
included The quicker you repay. tn
less the cost. iuU get prompt, friend
" serNics. NJ inquiries are made
of friends or reiatiNrs Loans ar
made on furniture. autos or signs
lures. Write. phone ar visit any
EFuNideut office
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
GQng1mIsognnMseeSallth 8 ! ! \ eSl
to-oFFICEs-,o

lO-oFFlCES-tO
DOWNTOWN. 1877 National Bant Bldo
woodward and Cadillac So. CH 1850
DOWNTOWN. 30i Capitoi Park Buildiro
state al G.fSvoid\ ST. CH 77l0
DOWNTOWN. I4O4 Grstiat
AZ Russell ca 1906
WEST SIDE. S6O5 Michigan Ave st
Junction, 2nd Floor Ia 1900
EAST SIDE. 1880 &. Jefferson ai Conner
(0pp Hudson Motors Ii a350
EAST SIDE. 660s Vas Dyke AZ
Harper. 2nd Floor PL 1880
NORTHWEST, 90tA Cd. River AZ Joy Rd.
Room 20i t0ver kresue'O ~ 5.574i
NORTHWEST. 4i20 Ftnkeli Al lkernois
205 Campus Bldu. UN 3-2525
HIGHLAND PARK, li04s woodward AZ
Manehester t0pp. Ford'D TO $500
HIGHLAND PIX, 800 Murphy Bldq,. 1900
woodward az q. Grand Ave TO s-0629
monthly rate 3olo on balances '' ''0'
or less and 2l5 o. 4" that ''r' Of the
unssid balance over 500.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
Corporation

IS LOCAL OFFICES
GOWN PCnObsoOt Bldg, Sth 81.
cor. fOrt aad 6rissOid CH $40
OwkTOWk-M Majestic Bidg., 2nd 81,
cor. wssdsafd and Michigan ca O69s
DOWNTOWN - aiaSstte Blde 3rd 81.
l49 Michigan. cor. Shelby CA 63gl
GRAND RlVER-5O5O IOs Rd al 6ranJ
River, 2nd ~. rY $4,000
GRAND RiNER-9fbB Grand River, corner
LNernOn, ist. 81 no I5O0
GRAND RIVER t4i5I Greenfield, COZ ner
hfand River We b.2SOO
HlbhlAND fSNk tal3i Woodward
Term. Arcade, 2nd ~ TO B-2lA
-22l50 woodward, 2Rd ~,
al Mile no ~ $1,000
tAST Sl0E-ii4i6 Grattot. above 1Mils
hd.. OPP. wards AR 400
EAST Si0t 1892 Gran0t
Above HnIper Pl iIBl
EAST sipE-I3OO3 Jefferson Ead.
corner DltkeTson It CASA
WEST SlDE Slt5 MichiaAn. 2nd 81,
Kramer Theatei Bidu IA l4OS
Of ARBORh 3706 MichiGsn. 2nd FL,
! blk. West Of sohaefef Rd OR 554o
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

paSments include all charges al rate OF Ses
per mo On that part OF a balance not en-.
ceeding 800, and 2Jses pef mo. on that
part OF balance IN excess OF 400.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Plan TO Build Car in Indiana

body the Crosey will be manufactured at the
plant Marion Ind Dies being completed The entire
will be assembled in Marion.
The will four comfortably and has luggage space
25 by The spare carried beneath the storage
compartment
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Supervisors Meet

sion program.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

These payments Include all charges
For payments not shosn, lust phons.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
NEW CASTLE. PA.
By John Amese,

New Castle, Pa Sept. 10
The Juniors went to see Ne-Ca-
Hi come through with another
victory, they then went to the
club to have their meeting but
due to the failure of members the
meeting was cancelled until this
coming Thursday. at $50.
Three OF the fellows then
wandered to Schullcrs Farm III
Ellwod City to corn roast. The
corn was delicious. | only wiSl
that | had the technique w. v
used on T. ID. | never seen any
girl fall SO hard for anyone guy.
I'm sure the fellows had good
time in Detroit since they were
with great gang of Juniors.
Thanks Detroit for a good time
To Youngstown
Due to the fact that we didn':
have any transportation we could
not attend your dance. so here
hoping it was a great success.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-09-19
FARRELL
HlGKLIGHTS
By Alitz and Bette

Farrell. Pa.. sept. ia spr-
Clal meeting was held Monday
night to discuss plans for the
coming basketball season. At Our
last meeting plans were made for
a dance to be held on October II.
Dancing will be from 9 to -. All
out-of-town clubs are invited to
attend. The Harvest dance pre-
viousl y scheduled for Nov. 3, d
was moved forward to Nov. 9th
Out-of-tOwn clubs please keep
this date in mind too. Our orches-
ira at present are not definate but
you can be sure they will be the
best that can be had.
All Farrell Juniors are invited
to Henry Holmes wedding re.
ception on Sept. %, at s p. m. at
the Saxon Club in lOun3stOyn.
Congratulations Henry and Bet
ty. Wedding bells are also ring
ing for Johnny Klein who will be
married sometime in October.
The Turkey will be given a.
way after the first basketball
game. Juniors. please get busy
and sell your books! Anyone
wishing more tickets please con
tact Fritz Llngner or Ed Kraft.
The Juniors wish to express
their sincere Sympathy to Dinnv