The Iron Mountain News April 17, 1940 (Iron Mountain's W.D. Cochron builds Semi-Trailers)

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“VOLUME 20, NUMBER 6 * National Officials Of

Enlarged Navy|_

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Ku Klux Klan Order Members To Unmask ATLANTA, Apr. 17—-(P—In an move, the national fit of te Hu Kum Klan removal of maak

WASHINGTON, Apr. 17—2P—The navy told canj ‘that the pla aces ‘would have a billion crosses Intain the fleet and parades and demonstrations action, first In xpanded ‘The tha histor? of oo Klan to bar the visors, came tr’ ue tmperial dont, th organization's, bou sreemup a dvecday annual set sion. program ‘Imperial Wizard James A. ColeFhorease invthe fleet at w cost of scott sald the, Kloncilium reportabout $55,000,000, thal ty of the ‘An even heavier maintenance bill edSecanip favored “inmasking of the was likely if congress follows the Fecommendations of Admiral Harcld entire national Klan, which male: nsmen to wt per cent expansion it Megat Tasks either publicly or privaterense ly. He added that many Kt

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LANSING, Apr. 17—2>—The pre that the

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PRICE FIVE CENTS

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Trade Mighty

D, Harold Oliver w ceinweron, Apr, 17—UP— Republican leaders hailed today as an accent on youth and “liberalism” the selection of Governor Harald E. Stasson, of Minnesota, and Representative Joseph W, Martin, Jr., of husetts, as Keynote speaker manent chaitman, respec the party's national con=

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Republicans Hail Stassen As Keynoter

State To End Year With Cash Balance @iction

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Weather PPER MICHIGAN: fale to partee ‘and Thursday; warmer,

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lows In Naval And Aerial War Land Battles

Reported In Narvik Area

Yugoslavia And Russia |]Nazis Claim Reach Trade Accord BEI U—The DE. Apr. Yugoslay government announced to night that an understanding been reached with Soviet Russia to mie relations preparatoes “to the conclusion of & commer1 trea The announcement marked the Hirst step toward restoration of + relations between the

Cruiser Sunk

By Air Bomb

Pope Asks _ World-Wide

Nazis Protest Rumanian Ban

‘Peace Prayers

On Exports

Goebbels Calls War Struggle

For Existence

Auto Workers= Vote on Choice 2 Of Unions

100,000,000 ‘Mark Passed In Census

Ore Operator Announces Cut In Prices

Mexieo Takes

Large Sums ‘Paid For

Precautions

Against Revolt

‘Protection’

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By Alvin J. Steinkopt and on a rise In revenues,

By Thomas x ley, Democratic na of Abr. nm, has to fix @ BritishSTOCKHOLM. “Oa March 31, Brown reported to expeditionary ing of his party's ar Small nite of the dls ed Nor and that chapters and Institutions had wnpian army. were reported. canine er sections already had unmasked paneer expended balances amounting to making a determined effort to rout voluntarily, ers sald former 000, 000,000, st erman forces|r a serie: tion of any part o! addition to the expense Minister Milorad Gorgevte tian ina a in Granting no unusu expenditures battles from the northern port dombs “of the Vonsly-authorized construction and edict” Colescott sald, "shallco h the fie would head a delegation Norvik across a atituie a major offense punienaie er” off the coast of the maintenance outlay would teave shortly for M able by banishment.

Sweden present fleet. siga Une proposed treaty. expenditures during the past nine Dispatches to St sources said the battle Oftictal Whil months, Brown sald, there should Nein n of, Vermont, Bi papers, quoting meas 1aeRepublica het s aerial strength ‘this testimony, sistant be a cash balance of abcut floor leader, #9) from ‘Norwegians Afloat occurred national defertse problem drew senloft In the treasury, Ho Stinnted Siar’ vaeection 1nd cross t h e border a Bri ta fate attention. normal expenditures for each of the force had landed in the Narvik area The war department's request for Wihfal voters as an important but that the ( rmang sull-held the remaining months at funds to start work 0 A Brown sald he believed the state's Mrs. Jon Biornson, of Oslo, Nor- factor In the ming election, of bomb-proot Tees for the revenues would be sufficient £0 BO” and her 13-months-old Sees 1 nd, of sen 000 supplemental ap- dauahter Mette, as they arrived in "TD think it-ateo indica tes a in trend the board Me liner Bere toward onrropetntion for the pubile schools. more liberal L view He also sald he thought they would genstjord, which sailed from Bere party." Austin added, flare northeast of the Shetland ls on two ‘days before the Né falla little short of providing an 58 te winding up is lands.

Martin, nasat house biltzkrieg struck Norway. ed that the fighthich the "Iittle Republican lead German aghting planes, despite _ In ‘term earmarked to meet & adverse weather, elghth VATICAN CITY, Apr. 17-U— We Anchoras calder. He is serving king information, ¢ deficit.

Tiy Robert B. Parker hite on aL eather aviation experiment station Pope Plus XII called upon the falth-| welfs congress arid has beer Mhrenidential however, roiitary, eleetes Mark horse” “AIL in all we will live within our with, bomb at Fairbanks, Alaa a possible DUCHARE pr. ful throughout the world today to aid the Germans. a incame this year and have some ‘Would Wel jsarmament many's trade d on here has st Saturday Admiral Stark. told. the, senate pray to the Virgin Mary during thing left over to apply to the deflOther Successes on was0 protested against the Rumanian Claim G cit Incurred ‘by the Democratic ad‘The communique naval’ affairs committee today that May for the return of peace. when he Ly cence) (he FATA AIT-The government's dectston to forbid all Brown declared. e navy would welcome a genuine ‘The pontitt’s plea was made tn ministration." lron dinner from Narvik to the laxt station etlese nar DRT fixed at. exports of wheat and to prohibit newspay aliempt at disarmament when the fa letter to his secretary of state, appearance -before this that ne imme Norwegian sido of the fron temporarily exports of oll. Rumania, Eurpean, war ends, organization last wine, a New Wale To Walt Deft ‘The chlef of naval operations as Lulgt Cardinal Magtione, recalling _ politic! acknowledged officlat pressed many serted, however, that If -|he had requested a similar cru. At hg same time, the sate ad nd. talk Sane Tortie ae Germans Establish Front Is la an extremely The soparently blarined cntled the mini rd enuneiated a ne ument! confere! sade of prayer last year when talk ale Maesigned 10 avold future mas party, 31, Stassen United States “ahold insist tion which Rumania took of armed strife, the forerunner of | peRtix, Apr. 17—uR—AM Gere other natlo: elicits.

Nentay to fortify herself by ator he would be a candlnounced wi sete rule instructs the budget dk [mans realize that this Is a war for St tnels norat nreneth ‘another term, her use suen vital Some of his Sermtor Lucal (D-til) asked Stark rector to create a contingency fund Jextstence, Propaganda Minister supporters here say Ne might be wht of two per cent of the legisiative whether the navy would want to gronmed to run for the senate In when ‘the Invad/bg Nazis gained Paul Joseph Goebbles said in an adappropriation for each department continue Its present construction hit by three heavy bombs and ap Lundeen, control of an Important railway cut.

Senator against. {oz wg across the country’s narrow rogram unabated In event of ef and ina tution. ress tonight ate Nazi rally in Ber+ Farmer-Laborite. per sare so gravely damaged that it nes jepartment on Imstituwas doubted beiher they could European pe big: sportspatast ick More Deleg: ates TT thought we could et a dit: tion tan convinee Iba budget alrec- lin'sGoebbels Bi German armed forces cenvention began speaking at 8:15 With, the Republican months tor that it really needs to draw upbeen negotiating here for ott nortir of fronds appeared lsol more than yo was schedon: the contingency fund, of two p.m, (2:15 p.m, CS.T.) to report litle ed in the vicinity of 400 Mes, Ucapiatned chat] ana ine Ran come delegate-picking further 9 rule states, the money ing ede the Rumanian government's naw re-| que cavering yest the reyults of the German winter Bled today miles away, peg nr.” | per cent, German fiers were drop the mut would revert to the eneral ing: e th Lncadara Soe be_ perfectly, delights Strictive measures violated Get-| conver ‘aid he wanted to be sure at the fiscal year, The help campaign and Red Cross col wasA Called Republica tended to ping the heaviest bombs they pos MERE. man Rumanian, ade in North caroline for3 Inq that it congress approved: Ue new rule Is effective st the start. lections. thele position behind the new Managers delegates.

73 choose The aliles now admit it Is a fight pansionit would not be committing f the new fiscal year, July 1. “foreign Coiervers. saw the new SHELL STAVANGER AIPORT Taft sald ne would have ealablished itself to construction pi severe blow to Ger eeorytine wasin muddle cageicinsNorway. bp oe many's war aeconomy, to amash Germany, he declared, and Senator support {in the delegation, dicks! psBerlin NDON Rumania, in gurdless of changer Inthe World on justice statements mininialng mensul “they no longer say they merely de+ strong. uninstructe en if it was Dewey. in mutual tart and” charity.”"| Loses Life Helping has exported to Ger uae nnounced Tonieht that Bet situation, York dit; the Importance of operations at some years, New K. tish—waret ombarriest Stam Thomas sire to crush Mitlerism.

Laycas sald he had noted some pre- “Heart Full of Sorrow mor whlch NowReaTan Sources rie tons of wheat mtttion-mets| announced he would Narvik, vanaee sirdrome for an bgur ead the United - States le ur js full of sorrow not Fellow Motorist ‘rhe British and French pluto trlet attorney, Mal nlvesiy Red bese oneapied Ur ia about two-thirds rmany's 20 minutes this mornin would be in the war within a year, only for the terrible caleraice that PONTIAC, Mich, Apr, 17—ur— cracies for centuries have been able enter the Maryland seomibllean the. al ies,” and emphasizing the ‘The admiralty’s communique fol requirements. “at there 1s a nav er On ‘overwhelm the countries at war Russell Patterson, 28-year-old face to control Europe becattse of inter pgegisentil ante 80 ‘Wewtue.and Hivhathot-the German. pasliien. in allezged T ar.” Stark ree but also for the evils every RY | torywi the south: who stopped on his avanger alrdrome was sab like to find him, ulemenscing that threaten other way to work to help a fellow motor- nal dissensions in, Germany,” GoebHold Strategic Points fut that the Face sea and D Jected to heavy bombardment by jo bear the burden of nai t a, Pope 1 ist was xilled. by @ train today a els sal our naval forces for an hour and “But now It Ix volkskrieg (war by expressing hope ex ‘@ result of his kindnes 1 naonal convenmorning. pec that uring May “the white!“ patrerson attached a taw-chain the whole people) and neve speak oft ¥irjually all strategic points a tive program AFFROVE CANAL PROJECT arming: hosts of cenit may BnCx. fo the| to his car and pulled the other one nan’ knowe that everything hangs joyérnor Harold E. the N@rwegian coast Trond- tlon for the possibility. of war.

INGTON, Apr. 11—Un— shrine from this operation one crulser was of pur HJout of a diten, In doing so, he arove in the balance.

A ratad Senile eee onttlon tu Wed today. a $15~ st Units of the Russian navy were hit by a bo mb and receivedesome Redeemer Moen them with & ‘i Grand raliroad Declares Germans United repet-allied attack; a {i000 Inltal eppropriation for con vine reported gathered in unusual num- damage, but Is, continuing on er treks at the Opayke road crossing. Goebbels declared tat British youngest Reports to Ste at a major Job oratorical struction ot a tnintnet of Panam special love’ er mt Odessa, Soviet Black course r hase. important A train reached the crossing et the Prime Minister Chamberlain hopes party conclave. that the 50-year-old Norwegian fortThe ale mit anounced pre canal lock! same rhoment. for « German internal revolt Megrs, about 25 mites tart tories working for viously.) nad = alto Is one ‘of the: nation’s ress-at ‘The setion, taxen wi of Trondheim, had been silenced by he sai ¢ ordered 10, Seinca: tne: alrport-st arpianes oungest re governors. eon @ committee American Freighter t ‘Trondhetm, “We face this war as a united ard six feet tall, and rpuilt amendment ta. the $223,362517. Detained _ Japanese Italian Readers Get ‘communication people. We know that unity is. the péssesses m mild manner raeraeed lls oved- appropriation for it impossible to obtain anact oll which may not be first necessity to attain thé victory expenditures of the pee Phen Thi 6.167. Nazi Version Of War when we will W! atl Minche "a’ genecal, mobilization, several America: inter iy of he said, canThe.new oll exports. oa the Seonomy navocates still clung to Joliet, aa 6Geta at enka RO! 17—UH—The Italian Britain and France, fe, vital state wh which It Temporary until huge newt walle renin of Stavanger Twill do my best to meet he lat er ts near a hope to prevent an Increase o! d a Ropers ‘Olson Tefus press tonlghe adopted 100 per-cent Troops Wi heart eserves a 1 3 de Btassen veay ected Ss + southern tip. $55,000,000 the bill carries for water- to Pp. 17000 3,000) r the proGerman poly throughout ite ores ae ‘and that In why they are Repub! j o ba retiring before superior Nazt fe forces and raliway sweep of Minnesota in ways.

Hesfocting of his ahip-efler it went columns as well as In editor- Nghting. viewed by foreign oll exper ADMIT SUB LOST ‘The increase originally was ap- aground off the Atsum! peninsula, Ins: accepting Beflin’s version of Goebbels valled the winter relief see ena ty veeklng. reelection nls jetachments, Norweglan military headquarters certain. tg. slow down Germany's LONDON. Apr. 17—GP}—Britain pro fan appropriations sub- gn tha southern ‘coast of Japan, what Is taking place In thi w: deliveries, which already are far the best expression of wn fall.Born in a fari wo 2 In Dakotn (Turn to page %, column 3) committee, but the full comm Mgninat the British and French re: sampalgn t schedule because oft shakeavle unity which he said G cots early educa J county, he receiv rejected It, Advocates of the uti MGgpiain Olson sald is ship hed or in No! pare many: nad found under Sasi ton tn a one-room school, y praduated been refloated easily, after onl we: ne the Germand {OF he from the University of Minnesota In seven years of Nazi few hours’ wor! ot the strategic port, of sald the German people have con: | Iaw school and ht 2% was elected the appropriation Trondheim county— tributed 3,000.000,000 marks (51.200.

Dakota in attorney measure would provide 950 | district ‘Thistle was a 5TSion vem (000,000) for charity port he held until he became govmore than a similar rouse bil) ape WPA Reports Rolls great error, the “what democratic power can | ernor. proved by the house and 9X7 provisionally | apmanian service. and. norm even remotely a similar recmore than President Roosevelt's Reduced By 42,598 roved a S0sear lease 0 Germany general Fled 83 men. The admiralty merely he asked. budget estimate. “of (hat she was overdue Tite desctibed charity subscript US. S. Mission To Help e house worked toward a yote WASHINGTON, Apr. 17—U—The Tease announced from operations in the North sea WPA sald today that 2161811 were i a referendum which should on the Logan-Walter bill, drafted to conaidered los 2 reduc"show Chamberlain the hopelessnes: ean Fliers Set up a single pattern for issuance on Its rolls as of April the most vulnerable spot in and the mthbe acknowledged 8 to of separating the German peop! tne country,” but Agrlculta ‘Mine of rules and regulations by adminis tion of 42,598 under the previous ) the TON, Apr. ITU jerscas_ i A_ year DETROIT, Apr, I1=UP—A from Hitiei trative agencies, and to expedite Lonescu- Sisesti—sald—tt—was inky natin between 10. aad Bhe war department announced TO "Hitlerism and the “German jo meet of an economic understanding court reviews of SIGH Orders, |, WASHINGTON. "Apr 17. an alr corps mission of F. of L. Auto Workers: re for A greatly benefitted Rumania.

‘Atks Protectorate Over Talend sus bureau passed its count ple have become one,” Goebbels doyFee thatofficers would sail April 26 dominance in General Mot Representative..Roger ar the toneononoth American today, tal from New York for Santingo, Chile, poration plants culminated ‘roaayI Y 10 RO. dives At British Charity ational l a b o r rela ard elec: wan. tials Bigured that the door-toreported 602,000,000 maths to help train Chilean army airmen. tions Involving ‘nearly. L100 emot sh land opetations In Nore ‘door phase of the decennial popula ¢$240,800,000) raised during the past ployes. mont sh a protectorats Mion check which started April 3 winter ax compared with 566,000,000 The witkers, Teaving their Jobs “They sald that British torces-ak over Greenland “unl euch time ($226,400,000) the winter before. al times designed to cause thé least ready in control of Narvik, Nore Denmark regains ner sovereignty” eek, The census-takers can't be Comparing English contributions| interzuption “to production, east way's northern ore port. pald thelr four cents a-name until to charity, Gosbhele sald that at th from Germ ee ceeniand is Dare thelr ballots at polling places inleved to be moving south toward they complete thelr districts. {in porression. the British give to some fu side! the plants aG from President Roosevelt and Senator In ‘at least one call rate nr would have to collect for at them marked their preferOslo and Bergen in an tuemot to Wagner (D-NY.) talked at. the has been made st every home, but ce either for the United Automo‘ut Norway in two and retain the Apr. 37—UP—Plek- Crooesore White house about the possiblity tile Workers {C1 02, the United sotnern half, of obtaining congressional action ands, Mather and company, one ore,of Shite: Onis, complainedi c German the of bei hiet beneficiaries chief Anlomabile Worl F. value in the everything of MEXICO CITY, Apr. 16-UP— most | - the largest. operator ¢ a InpriceIronreduc. sade UL Shenton trips othe fan ul an on authoring @ this069session “neither.” In ind departs Mexico today was on guard as a re Invaded. kinedo ast night extension ofthe federal slum | announced cents monte of a few plants, pattern nak sult Trondheim, seaport and ratiroad "The youngest-and most virile of what informed government TNs arandaiaee. a lon, slearance. and rural_housing pro- | tlonThereof 50 were. most The and dis sinters’ uolons, both WITH people petion on a long, rocky so | POOPIE IS the LANSING, Mich, Apr. 17—U». indicatlons other vualbie fiom the figures sent in the he observed, sine ker 0 this operation, with stance, the crew Circuit Judge Homer Ferguson fled F of L, organizations, were on the follow HrAaked after the conference wheth: | large companies wouldof other because whichever side today with tne office of Governor ball to divert American nations, espec eve: Nord job of 0sounting New York ely 1: Mr. Roosevelt was anxious for | although Officials .

Ever Held : “se haa an Inmnenge t 90 vost cent of ta D. Dickinson a _ petition Becton Larrest fally the United States, from an; expressed surpries and | reporied was the largest ever e action, Wager said ho velleved so. |Innd firmscomment | sciich asterted that the "take {rom atiempted by the NLIB, with more move to enter the curopean war.

Teporied att gaveI no figures, | Ecelandic . Relations ‘The bill, which he sponsored, has | declined evelopment follows recent | sow |otteries in Detroit and Wayne than twice as many eligible work- ‘The government sources said the 18 Per Cent ved the renate and.now ia pend On Direct Basis | county for “protection” had amount ers as cast ballots in a Chrysler g under cover to Pig before tev house banking com-|entry of the United States Steel |” In the first four small towns to Go Piet ofthe tavasione” EME mie ed to 81. month over # perlod corporation poll several months ago but expressed tary-sources miltes._‘The hi con-| corporation Into iron Oliver ore Min-| trade | report, the 1940 figui se of more than four years, Apr. ‘bare said the Gere WASHINGTON, t more cent per, subsidiary its through session.

A ct last it cn alder Ferguson 00, Diplomatic relations between the 1940 order In giving were, ®|'They announced which , ing | program house White the Also.on 2 oeland, sister to resist the Britisharoand ts belo United States away houses and at a | 1999 figurest- Odessa, ve Presi-| sale to the Ford Motorlakecompany was a discussion contrib> reinforced from the so of Nazi-occupied Denmark, trans-| 385; De Soto townsfilp, Ark, 208 Gent. WPA Commissioner Harring- | price not Including and ship a, 42 went gan direct ‘basis today. uted fror “upwards of $1,0 0" a were emploved by ineral teak ore grade | and “197; Elk Garden, The price fon and Democratic members of.the | portation. arrangement was approved month each fora similar pay-off Michigan alone, Despite thelr possession of Nore ind 299, and Shirley, "Ark, 963 ana] ‘The voters, there were at yal secret police said a known Gestapo wegiat house appropriations committee last night after Secretary of Site of officials charged with vice law tligible places. be larger (German secret police) agent 1s Ure ing ail water approac! handling the reliet fund. the census-takers are | Hul received a message tro the int. Ferguson charged tha ing than that cast In any one of sever by rees declared, the Germans, lg AA Brime minister of Iceland, Hermann the collections were fa facts, interning other aadng der surveilian Pilot Drowns When @ Jonasson, sttalng that the country erett 1, Watson who ia under « of tna states in the 1996 presidential man claiming police executive sala Trondhete ure ‘vulner Alrectly with contempt sentence of 60° days anxious thave number of [was InP ttre sections In $9 plants ware Inborating with Neat agent br to answer grand Jury auesStates.

Plane Tips In River United te | being are dweilings racient rvasualtn the housing census. by the NLRB after the corporahein returned bere trom Chi-| set Hull responded that the “Amer‘employes, working under tion and unions agreed to stipula- Mexican HENDERSON, Ky.. Apr, 17—Gh— government is agreeable in the ‘When the doorto-door phase is |! orders of this Key” Iea 28 = J. Verble Collins, 26,.0f Henderson, | mer, re contained: in tiene. unting yer extmbe = existing circumstances: d, will the bureau Mexican troops are reported to be | complete _— das Siok of the ballots will begin toon today__when. representa: weeps Sandings ofthe one Teelandie of |tshment will which of parts Job, tabulating | reduction mae [oie guard at frontier” poms agATNAT this sald at 0 a, m. standard time tomo! he was | Tha cOmbany @ juipped spon, ponoplane Tanaing ‘and national totals | tion.” He sald it was hoped that © man_grand. jury, which Ferqusoi ‘ore-with those of | take: years. by antl; -govei ities where the- plants involv while ed piloting overtéfi scon constitutes, investizatingv opened be could office consular the during ready be to ought zis oe They zotme cect te ment factions. =e ed Jn the Ohio river déring a thundergraft in the mer. »

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858,000 | — tain Frederick J, Noonan,it Pioneers’ corner—On May 2, 1904, car will be gulp els lowest pee Mienpay. eet made.in thesouth Pace by Captain hay the first rural mall delivery was) and striped,a —the department of agricul Irving Johnson, of takes to get oae Ina can larted from the Iron Mountain ported, % Highlights of the patna ae Gradual expansion of the federal A, H. Proksch, Iron River conlng Schooner ae Yankee of Gloucester, || We may be wrong, but those huge music program in this territory was postoffice, with ane route to Homeadministration program{i according to'advices received ‘today tractor, submitted the low bid, 842~ by his bother, Arthur J. Johnson. dogs comfortably asieep in the door reported today by August Spera, 185.79, on the regrading and surfacDEATHS ways business hou Aistrlet' WPA music supervisor, The ng of the main trunk highway over association wi fe siveet_ add little to. the report for that perloa compiled by ‘the Chapin pit in this city, accord athletic field opaned ‘May 22, 4908 attractiveness of the shops. We'll Dickinson county WPA band was Gein W, Kayo, state MYA: edenlaleIng to the tabulation at noon today that year," also, the working| wager they don't exactly attract the first in the upper peninsula, Oraddei Services ‘most of the mines In the: Funeral services for Mrs. Elena nd now comprises both classical at the district highway office In Es- | force ec oradael, ‘age 69, who died at-1:30 report openspt A TS ee district were reducéd, but condl- en's trade, canaba. this morning, eight on ‘Stephenson and swing, units, as well as many sland suddenly term a Ea thes girls’ sewin, Nt tlons Improved later In the year eotee, Bsders tnd thelr figures an other features, n reviouny publsied, end County Treasurer Peter Broullire Inated in Tuy, 1997, while they were avenui morning 5. at 8:30 this Bridges, Escanaba, ‘343follows: ea reminded today that the statutory {0n. A flight around the world.‘The Iron county WPA band now held 1906 parts of Funeral Satins, 1 part Onboys Buchanan-Vitlemurtondin. ease Ghtet of Police Hassel! has an inSeo ‘Northern Contes and at 9 o'clock | 4” Qui city this in home | has 31 members, Wilfred Martin, of tax sale will be opened in the court | ~~ ;peming, $2710.05 1 COn= ni largest desert area Conception | "1a Dow Cryitat Falls, Is the leader, The ‘ac the TheImmaculate range, 70 feet oom ofthe county building at 10 in Thethe second Contiruetien, company, Royal world is in the Interior of Rev. Fr. Peter Jani, | stfuction of a rifle trurch, -| unitis sponsored by the Iron county aston, and five SATII; Bacco a width oantain, 20 feeti inin Tron park and the Lowell’ scheal was was celebrant, of the ra| init Yendth, depit "Boye pany, Iron Mountain, $5 board of supervtaara Constructed, : uiem'm discover someone Loretto, Foster, R'tinaverg and Song, Ishpeming, for the services of the| Burlalwas In Cemetery park. Pall- City,FelchVul and Channin jountain who 18 relat ron Mountain busine $60,064. unit have, inersased th. the, polat bearers were Mrs, Orella Menghini, utilized in the improvement of P. anes. Philp‘ponder, friend of ‘this party, s0 that we where ‘Highway officials said the tabula: | 1892—1 limitations have been placed Aida Tomassoni, Mrs. Cath- fehools communicate’ direct with upon bookings, and grouids sround school been tions would be promptly submitted 201 East Hughitt: John Bllxt. 207 might and th ppearances frine Bartell, Mes. Louls Palucwoml, this relative oF friends.” etc.

Any= bul to the state administrative board East Brown; H, Bolsvert, 427 Ste- one knowing anything about Lan- are confined to those serving the Benedict Vergarl and “In September. 1996, two women Eslick, 415 for action at its next seston, probTONIGHT, THURS. Frank Palucconl. assigned as sewing supervis- ‘The sale x a public auction and cial House ouette may communicate with the ably Wednesday of next week, IndtMrs, Marcilio, Stefaron!, of Mile were ors by the NYA in Iron Mountain no sale can be made privately. No , 109 Stephenson; chief.

‘Evenings only — 6:45, 0:15 cations at Montay night's. councti| waukee, a daughter with whom Mrs, and Norwi . This helped greatly in | mem ‘ber of the county treasurer's r ing New! ‘Three's 3 y's Oraddel besided for some Ume, was securing a suitable project for the staff may undertake to make bids and Warner and Sundgren, entresoner, reporting the tinal of an upper 4 | here for tho services. girls in the county. Asa result, the for himself or for other Interested The merriest mysterimalssloner, will give his personal at- Stepher piate—menning teelh—in front of persons, ‘However, an interested county ERA officials furnished us tention to the matte upper Wisconsin Michigan power com- the Colonial "theater, ‘The. Charles J. Krause with materiale for thexe centers, person may. delegate some other cal show in years...

I, E. Wilbur, of Escanaba, district pany person to act’ as agent for him. office employes have organ- plate ts not damaged, but how was A2-piece orchestra, or an products going arles J. Krause, age 60, resident with attended the a pool, Based’ Um-the date when We lost? the ERA for distribution to. tellet PRI! bidders. must be. prepared. ta with Charlie as a limb jot this. communi t 17 at the it last old-time unit is or band.

Thi bit of ice at the tee palace Got an idea for a Dickirison counmake fi ent, Failure clients. years, died nt 10:15 lant might at is which the council adgpted resolu- on Stephenson posed of two accordions, two gultars to make paym it wilt result In the of the law!—Mortimer mlock tung, Folding Chair Construction tions—first establishing the stretch Luaington and avenue, ‘has betw and one elec trle a melted rompt cancellation of the bl a fugitive from Scot. following ex illness of the lest bevel “Also In September, throu gh the| P' Descriptions part of Stephenson way = a ectered, 9 yerson ht Young People ‘ike It months cooperation of the von Platen-Fox avenue, « city street; second, turn- Murthe land (lumber) Yard!

Theres. a. maniy ovides tree He was born September 1, 1880, at. rangement they sking for appropriate ‘mun ing that stretch over to'the hikhway rumor thatJackpot one employe—initials C.| a le! a —Bergen their mouthdepartment, and third. approving E.—is all set with an acetylene| gestions about this co uunty, Genesee dancing for all persons ‘who want It Frankfort, Mich. and came here in woodworkingboardprojectof education, was started| the plans and specifications for the torch to whittle it down to his| county, may have a motor piece! truction of folding sides his widow, one daughter, for date.

Grand Traverse a bunch of che: improvement. unit is playing free dance program! chairs to be ysed throughout the | Te dale Frievalt, of Breitung, surAlgona, a sheaf of grain; Berrien, Wilbur said a new grade will be tn, single evening, "An is sure ‘There are two sisters, Mrs, school system, under the direction We'll never be happy until we] bunch ‘of grapes. Haw established and seal-cont surfacing id now ‘man; ot Abner Browning, superintendent In, of Winchester, Wis., the following, as one team, applied, in addition to strengthen: people are tu ening up at tho wo days. These things are entirely Russell, of Northport, old Cornish pump? Anything but Joung An the slope on the east side, which id time dai cea. Seems to be-a-DeW Mich.Mrs,and Hert he boys of dependent on how the sale pi a brother living In Iowa, «ne Chapin pit, extends to the bottom of the pit. the county were placed on projects weight: John Angera, captain, ‘Tiny All those residents with claims or ng “the free dances are held only on for the construction and maintenGeotee Stephen Plow Brockington, Mox Burkhart, Bill ance o¢ ice rinks” This work hes about sewer assessments week Hignts” except Saturday so-as ccs a Bien hen an el: Antonina, Jim Stilwell wand Carl complaints Taxis Claim Cruiser be n evlewe' not, to. ‘confilet with week-end, there are, plenty gf ‘es 180 Miller. Guessihe at th weights, It <and © of Henry Plow, played by being pro; the NA, contributionto “pata” haye their “day in cBur 24, 219 and Pmay I have for sale a Very Nico woul paid” orchestras proarags being played PY) Brown street, died in a hospital at phasizing Sunk By Air Bomb Gther winter sports. projects. p, m, Thursday, in the offic Montreal, Quebec, Canada, from In- various “fn Iron Mountain, In Mayor —Joseph——Glacobm ‘This mo! nth the Irom county unit furles (Continued from Page One) received in’an automobile ac- 50 boys regraded, spread1957,top about will ‘play more than 20 performsoll, ayor's special committee: 1937 Ford Fordor according to word received raked, seeded and maintained 300, men Anderson, Mitchell and. Ruf ances,-ineldding bé nd concerts in cident, Ward Korten, express here. to London, who talked 000 square feet of gridiron in the fatto—will be on hand to listeh the-gcngols, wo brothers and one sister sur- high school stadium, The Kingsford . which has been thoroughly They wre John Plow, miso of gridiron was also gone over thore nilite Splearelll would Uke Jue & je sald. Sti vive,ntreal, reconditfoned. If you want = Henry this city, and oughly and trees planted around the with U son who the importance of in| did Just that at Lake Antoine the eniered ‘or hlstwo ear, logs Re nw and watee eh the shadi 1S, Dunning, of Albany, N. dinte allied help to Norwegtai parked on Wert bargain, sec me nt ones. running track.

The track wt Ludington street, near the Recreas ede t Norway before Germany other morning and landed a beaut could solidify her hold in that re- which he is proudly displaying. tion alleys, and. walked off with @ Ealrot ot te Cotontal theatre on, Arnold Antilla yaiitither space, etiquette nor the gray overcoat. Mike liked that eat, ar soains—fot he Ia H. E. K. C'mon, bring it back, No questions yw will permit’ us to ie carn in Arnold Antilia, age 22, well known ey must not INCREASING AID asked, at yenterday at Milwaukee, sah ct the iro exit Jn tne alley PARIS, Apr, 17—UP—Aliled reine! ax the resuil niu es recelved if ents to Norway to bolster! ™ Jem Sulno, of the Céntral Drug, an automobile accident, according to the Norwegian definacs agalnst the word recelved by his sister, Mrs. rman invaders are Elmer Blixt. The accident occurred at Creating. it was understood "re blockading the exit dan- | Saturday, and other re- tar, aandoned: and bearing about gerous, Poltee will check ite Anotter sdt8F® twin, Miss Adele It said that French as wan fuse on to .thegravel sidewalks, Some of night hereafter, and violators will Antilia, visited relatives and friends an Brian troops are onthe e dam ge that can happen to pay. the mess was cleared away before AVOID ACCIDENTS AND here recently. store-openers arrived, but not single, mechanized unit DEATH! of French troops at about 20,000, the all, For Duffers Andrew Troyan, groundskesper at Padded ‘iar beet Rt -of ste ball £06 ups DANISH ARMY DEMOBILIZED the Pine Grove Cow n ‘tm pleasant slght—those ry gh!

A vises all those eager “aolters "hal of the differ Is one two doge which were trapped this FREE—Wa will inspect your a there Isn't much hope for early play weleht, of standard timencions, tH ‘Tires and give you an un f the German-controlled Copena crocheted ja cket.| on the course, unless there is a Biased report on thele cond) hagen radio, tonight announced the marked change in the weather. This retards its speed and renders It io Smamediate demobilization of the fell through. They paddled around Gotta rain SPREAD EAGLE, WIS. Danish army. about three, warm days before the ties wide of its mark. hopelessly for some time before he communique sald that only i e : Olficer—Frank—PippTONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT eontingents of troops would lieved the misery of the other with rem guards and security patrols but that training of a well-nimed shot, officers would be continued.

More grass fires yesterday and Thrill-packed story of the today at the city park, on the west great outdoors!

Also Serving— and east sides of the city, near Prisoner Swallows the O. C. Davidson home and elseSPAGHETTI, RAVIOLI, STEAKS, CHICKEN, SANDWICHES runs into money—all Coins ‘To End It AIP those trips for the fire department.

Chief Seolatth sald: “I only re. that utmoat ca Arthur C. ene ws. 1 police prison ask,ion be oncw-more, hospital blaze: taken to prevent the gi Come in, for a free Audiometer jetting along falely well Noda.

Chief Scotattt-has ord news atthtugh he had inside htrr-the all-black coupe for his use In the MRS. E. C. department, on approval of the Dickinson Hotel April 19th council Monday night. The new

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Gets Charter The newly organized Boy Scout troop No, 50 was presented with ite cha ceremony held last eveaie we lineamidon school on the n Morrison, Tron countainRelghborkoed wont cork missioner, made the presentation.

Trooper John Monglat, of the m Mountain detachrsent of atate outmaster of the group.

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"The traller Is now In use on Cochran lines and Is giving excel Tent results. It is a distinct departure fn construction, a great reductlon_in_grose weight he cnesuene faving | in operating costs and no decre fn Joad capacity. @ the unit is exceed: im ingly attractive, with the usual sealitazoned on Cott tach side and the front.

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W. D. Cochran Freight Line shops and now in conventional £0 atruetion, tte principal feature bee capa‘ . The frame itse it ie thé Toad for nln ow nines Couhtan.plgne te manutkctare Iron Mountain enterprise.

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leving the train was Weded ite their own soldier, per mitted it (0 pass unharmed under he guna of Hegra fortress to Stor- Louisiana Plans For fein ‘eights, three miles from the Swedish border, Ir pauguration Of Jones strategi¢ points.

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is still an opponent of bounty pay to go hinting this same old upper ments, ‘The arbitrary removal of| peninsttia seems to be of consider the bounty payments on the wild |able importance to lower ‘state is available. eat can be laid to no ather source| shooters and (rom past experiences we have always found a considerable than thet same Mr, Rub, “The NMSA passed a unanimous majority of them willing to admit “The uni rerclution condemning the remove we have some pretty sound ideas of ident Franklin D. Monocoque type of construction. AIL of the cat bounty shortly after the what ts needed in the matter of orary national president ve plans and specifications were furaction and organization: C. Walter Head, @ Bished by the Aluminum Company demanded It be reinstated, It was stiservine and Drotecting our scout president; HeFert: Hoaver, honorexplained to the commission thi gam (Prom Colin” Living. ' nitely violuted The sportsnten of the upper-pene jary| stone,vicehonopresident; the Marquette Mining Journal) tract made between officers aof cons ry vice pi nt; W the A. ©. Richards, veteran’ Marguettd NMSA and a deputized commitice Insula have never left the depart: liam ‘Gibbs. MeAdoo, hono: ment In doubt ag to Just what they president; Dan Beard, national 2 been active In from the commission, This program jor many years, was adopted Inie ot secking Ter desired. The NMSA and its associat scout commissioner,” and James E. sign In th was] ed clubs are able to give a pretty ac West, chief scoyt executive, @ = currying member. The sides merely fauds the efforts of Tem Masterson, Islative action Mountain, and Joseph Rahilly, thought the Simmniaiion rould work curmte consensus by reason of Its protect. the merchandise catried Tron Newberry, upper peninsula conser- out a safer and betler system of representatives from practically all from the weather commissioners. to. seek. re- bounty payments.

Land Battles Fought “Our original plans were for = vation steration of the state bounty on “The sportamen of the U. P. have sections, id weigh not more wildcats.

“Programe are invariably ca no quarrel with the commission re- fully considered prior (a formal ac In-Narvik Vicinity than 5,500 pounds. W wuccesssportsmen of the of the o r ‘i garding thelr management » (Continued from Page One) aurely will take their hats nt, predator eontrol situation, B a weight ‘of 5.50 pounds, This is ee Peninsula both men for the loyal man| iably submitted for the approval of ble pecially pleasing sines we ner in which they supported. the it prior to the legis mich heavier ante than the ordin- demands nngunced that ik (roeps had made of the NMSA for restora four game division, wheref thewe howl ful faunter attack on the the cat bounty." Richards look for sympathetic cooperation, flank of German forces near Keb 7 ve always endeavored to ity weighs from 8,500 that treat Mr, Ruhl, when he has a} nas Sean ‘out guest of honor: thal dal, @ pounds. further south the defpnders were ree \our guest é s t at ‘varlous convention e was proud of the cooperative Experimental Model efore strong Nazi udjte. meetings, with every respect due his spirit of the sportsmen of the up- ti Scatiered Cochran hopes to keep from five Femnants ot’ the Noroffice ‘In conservation affair, per..peninsdla and that ‘he would to seven men busy bullding thi army egntinued to pour nd just why he Insta om ena! be delighted if the sportsmen. of wesian trailers when& final decision ia the southern border into the lower state were ms completely across.

Using 0 cations. Thi where they were disarmed be upper peningula and constitu organi ince it would: greatly Sweden, apd intern 80-] simplify the department's work. ing himelt dlvision, on the matt Te wax Norwealans saltthelr pos sient in Ine Posse diatreis 028 not made the subject of a vote. called miles northwest of Oslo, atiflwere Citea Masterson intact, They reported th cr ie fhe] (Mr. Masterson’s | comment.”

Rahily 2 feet. It has | Richards said, "Just about sts e the “atluatlon portectis. whet he | sage: nie controversy’ ean, ered only | cts uM that ith with reestablishment of the al t to you, the game ne | PI division Is in.great disrepute In the eaws “hun upper peninewta’ const: live working agreement witn them in the border aren southeast of Oslo Upper peninsula, They, think yeu ts tending towards a comoll had been in destroyed. sources announced the re | are anti-upper peninsula, eT the head of our game division at Gatton of Interests 1 “ace” Rahilly (ole the commission may prove what Director Pr J Home wegian officers and men. wi Wellas attachment of the running |it had permitted a minor Issue to sila, would be treated a prisoners s jone in the become a major controversy that only the Bounty would end and that strates the difference tn publi: sen ne iment. The lower-tate-sportsmen ts apparently" are -content. {0 tollow clamors for a bounty recognized.

Mr, Ruhl's plans to make the wild: “The story of Mr. “The general impression seems 10 fat 8 game animal, to ‘be hunted e contame Richards sald "dates: back be, and is generally accepted as a several years to the successful fight that all minor appotntments the calal Ty one the NMSA and the Michigan Predsunconfirmed. rumors ‘up to the director. destroyers and should be exterm: of naual were tory Animal Control association are Hgnting off (he southern the case It doce not look like good Inated, erate change trom Ife wasteall polities to allow a minor employe sportsmen want and ineffictent state trapper sy ta embroll the entire department their“If thecats downstate Fenchiing Stockhotma said for sport hunting. it's O. Man Found Dead In tem to bounly payments. mans had gained control of conservation in a comps XK. with us. but the attorney gencro! the railway from Trondheim to .

Raps Division Head Iinor controversy with ¢ says can be made predarors His Hotel Room “Hic. Ru was'a bitter opponent sein the upper perioaul above the Straits, ag heretofore, 1@ Swedish border, by an audacious “We realize, the fact oUF Upper without interfering to the proposed change at thai eat hunt ruse.

‘Through ‘false information’ sup= MONTREAL, Apr_17—U>— sears ave aportanien are a talnorl\y ing below the Stralls.

HL. Owens, ofQue.Miiwaukee, Wis. | more ‘and, than altnouh proved the ihe success and ‘aspeninsula. to population, but he en it comes was found dead in w hotel room | wisdom of we Tist |1y system, there has never been @ Meare ie | dime since, that Ruhl has conNo, 17 of a eertea Facts That Concern You ty aratifying

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Wh eget salesman state _— _| You mny ret th s back Ia the gues: piled 10 railway employes, the Gere | sing contest.” ns g! pacsage for atrain| He did, He submitted a nickname Crowded wie Nazi troops, The Nor for. his car, “Go-Get-Er" and he go

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wangle tru could provoka the Allies ‘and foolish adventures ‘The News, April 17, 1830 = ‘This was exploredLavage ig the winter. a Washington—Henry H, Curran, president ‘because it was a tan creased appropriation, and that the Presi- the‘Asrocinton Against the Prohibition Amendbank | Nazis re ae goon ‘soot today before the senate dent will play no part In further unbalancing | m: = area ONS oem Weaty—t0e; The monte #200 Yearip—SIRAs ot the budget. fs too sion to. Europe, ¢that the Russian forthe aeration work this year, not Fequired production eatnot be organized Chicag nlon of Chicago's warring needs, Th MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS se the benefite of a added relief appro- gangs inder the single leadership of Al "Sear TAesocinted inorgy denteenclste y avtithe to te on, topriation in an election year, so it is unlikely face" Capone was understood today 10 have been ter Sierwrse renabliation ofPrem toe ier tected.

So cde Tae ee foal he would interfere 1f congress wishes Denmaric, Soespatia ere. continue the spending spree that already has xis, Apri 17, 1 ‘As long as this circle of small oa, Calo—A biind battle with dust four atulee was maintained, It was prace wrecked his budgel.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 140 Hleally Impostble to fight « great His estimates for federal expenditures iy by good pense, and pari by Europet wae no battle: were accompanied by a request for approxla uae trom them fleldic han followed mately 450 millions in new taxes, Congress Hae nteental speed record jor selves in ddnastrous and. uselens Central Tax Collection fo women ended has destroyed his ‘al el with Russia. Third, the iree already has indicated that It has no intenhehe created battetieldar Hin con here.

Centralized collection of Michigan taxes en are not. decadent: ‘There ‘"Washington—Announcement within a quests have meant that he has be n under the-auditor general has received the tion of approaching the tax question and days of the administrative group which oa removing in the Cabinets in the buffers between Gere Boreaon changes ‘end Barigwhich brought 10 ‘appraval. of Governor Dickinson follow: that it Is not in the least worried about help him allocate the $,000,000.000 work fund many an nw Europe. The Austrian conquest Ing a report by a special commission he ap- throwing the budget out of joint. The Pres!- today wax planned by President Roosfvelt i n e d not to sit and dent's record Is clear, and if he should be a ‘Mrs. Joseph Hicks, of Iron M brought him into contact. with pointed to study state finanee.. ——— a nly; the Pollsh conquest brought Hiter decided. how It ‘would ult tne: eighteen annnual con at Peninsula ‘The commission estimates the state is candidate for reelection, he will not have to preside him to fight the war, fe Upper Disteict of Michigan Fed. im into contact with Russia; the Josing between $15,000,000 and $20,000,000 a assume the responsibility for what congress ration of Women's clubs to be Neld May So the Alles tightened the blockthrough an “obsolete, inefficient and is now doing, providing he continues to re- 15 and 16 at Marquet! ‘meant to compel Hitler decentralized” revenue system. While the main aloot.

“We're having roast lamb fefor our supper, in case yo Just how far the federal debt must climb governor believes this may be an autside before don’t have any luck with youl = 1 it reaches the statutory limit of 45 figure, he observes that any saving is worth to come the probillions Is a matter of accounting.

Some exId Screen Veteran, with Russia, Italy, Turkey, Rochelle, Hudson, 5-ybi while alming for. ellom afforded by the. surround: Glamor Dramatic Roles, Becomes perts say the limit, if the proposed military Britain mo: yucks Ing neuttals, and to lot nis main Centralization of tax collections has long @ expands, the greater, are the forces On the Side 2 stgelly any aged ‘been the objective of-State Senator McCal- appropriations are approved, will have been forces with which he must deal.

NEA Service with the Allied forces. Plainly this Others claim that federal revenues Ode Bits of Fun Jum, of Ann Arbor, and his claims as to the reached.

Js not what Hitler wished to do. It Although Hitler foresaw that he have been coming in ak such a rate that con: ‘By Paul Harrison increased revenues possible without the is evident that he did not choose to inks wants to borrow 25. Ghall It Is hard to Imagine the need for xpant gress can safely avoid facing the possibility NEA Service Staff Correspor make the offensive in the west, Had Jevying of new taxes are even higher than another biography. of the first pres Hollywood—In case he really wished to Aine in such a wa} those of the special commission. The state, of new taxes or the issue of raising the change Ident after reading “Georg in Rochell sive because limit until the next session. deal separately with each of hi he contends, is losing millions through leakwas a sort of prodigal priestes: he woul ‘Otherwise he will want {t from ington” by Nathaniel Wright Steopponents. He intended to success, appropriation for WPA may not be ofnd the75 pletures gildes temples of the drama, 1 should potential! ages in collection methods, enough. millions ihe The he attacked Poland, or, at least, me.” —From Yochenschau (Essen) phenson and Waldo Hilary Dunn destroy them on, the installment hefore would last aver-budgeted Item, Sentiment for like to point out her emergence as a glamor * ea to more than offset budget demands that explan, as ‘he had destroyed Austria tumn when havethe done In two volumes (Oxford University jon't_ mean " in” because a mounts in excess of the President's esti.

Allled and neutral and then Czechoslovakia, His aE teed present income. $10). Professor Stephenson Hobb: It you we condemned to Press: back tn 1932. when she appeared in a fur sa defenses ware mich 1 formidable Although the last legislature pigeon- nates for national defense has increased pene gavage Girl’ Mise, Hugson. displayed die, what kind of death would you worked 25 years on this study, and than they are t with the quickening of the tempo of the Wo doubt the Allies would have | choose the centralized collection plan, apparplenty of that ; is seen In al- powers of Europe, and hi when he dled In 1995, Professor equally Interesting evening things—skin months deity still10] Blobbs: : —From 01 jd ageSamedi, Montreal Dunn continued ently sentiment is being bullt up to the point war in Europe, and no longer is there talk most metinst Britain reflect hid fear been ala t ‘& few ‘armaments the biography, The Uight—but Im the loosely-termad category af Page once again. as In the case of Improv: where the proposal will have to be dealt of shaving military appropriations to offset result 1s a richly exhaustive pore ead of souhing| Inher chimney thatapotson. vonrre-they-wauld tel have, beet some-of the budget boosts already voted.

Bonaparte, Great Britain qwith at the next session. This is all to the fralt, making tepecial use of the eran thumbs.

9.08 jump) ‘able to deliver ane ee fashion ts Will organize Europe t ile many believe the President, to furteers Washington the va ee a caves tH (alone) wiih & Bh attempt atthe domination of Sive counterattacks good. At best, reforms in governmental mayb his position, may repeat his de- pale of glas for some tim e. But || topcinta rie I not ating pers and. mink coat. believe that until 1 methods come slowly, but if they are suffi- ae clarity Europe. The fact that Tier, hag possible fa in itself additional evidence for new taxes to meet enlarged appronorthern front means foate support them. tiently worth while they ordinarily come priations Changed Things the conclusion that Hit: “from arly, lofty, but alive. A towering, that he reales that the strategtcal for defense and the federal farm Berlingske Tidende, Copenpventually.

“The sual routine is to glam: plan ler’s decision to attack In the w comimand jon, hotstera= ‘Allies, which Is hagen, ered, yet | 4; wedded to Opposition to centralized collection will, program, few see any possibility of it being girl and then go sntd dramatic valen” aie aad. Binge Europe ageinat him. wil be has been dictated, not bynontldenet his own power, but by fear of the The public service. yet a passionate SL just reversed the formula. unless he can somehow inseunting ‘of course, those sources now given serious consideration by congress.

‘How the Nazis broke through the marches through thia pawer of ble § jes othe Fee reasa 90 fer as I can see, Is that I'm Steeessfal strike a fatal blow at the heart collecting state taxes. They will oppose.surt how human and undere }that-he-is “necessity and Brltfsh_defenses to Narvi Nk_termains Producers don't like to admit the pas~ amarried. power: tes-and-pépow-| State-Payroll-Glimbsunless the scarcity of any of thait ts ree sage of time, They got Into the ihabit of think the crAnglo-French nothing is more certain, ret by his “faeces and convic- | Ofa dark excerpt reliable shortstops 1s worldwide.

Ing of me as a 14-year-old kid who could emote ers and al) that they imply. ‘There are only all the risks and uncer “We can't help it,” from 8 letter he wrote to Eleanor a the: drop of 8 serears The about a year amidst ies of the battles which have be J4_stich agencies, which shows just how Hartman's comment onthe Allied strategy| hag trom the oul Parke Custis abcut young men end ail of a sudden the; run, than that the six monthy atlas maker must, by now, be yy two cone widely scattered and loose is tha administra. crease In the state's payroll to $2,198,920.80 tenineaI gotthatmarried.

I'd grown ie So L get glamorous |has ended because the Allles far behind as was the stock- Love troulng. conuierations. The frst, as 1s sald to be an Involuntion of one of the state's most important du- In March, compared ta $2,094,380.67 a year. art turpelled Jiltler to come out 1s now generally understood, tcker in the . piping days of late a It fs, therefore, age has been the subject of s2 many of ties and responsibiliti air Sinead ago. For the same periods the number of PANMy Although Hitler has on which Is that the blockade, siowever severe, Octob er, be rex contended tha fan letters that I've taken to broadcasting fight. aetna Tosal initiative nthe sense the one about which there fs always most employes has climbed from 17,030 to 17,354. my, sisted. This ug in part only, can un 1 , Fm 26 Con Maren 6) going on 25, nd some thet: he has able to choose rmany only If Germany is ~ hue and Nal benue there is never enough i Bo: Scapi Flow fet krone for ike all things cise: wi If Mr. Hartman had said, “I can't help fay TH be 70. Bur I'm niways opening some ‘andinayia rather than the Low compelled of ing stocks wed and supplied with her up off Denmark and Norw in one iment, it fs rapid plentifully as Hudson: We got-to arguing Countries or the Balkans for the It,” we would be inclined to agree. But when, such letter Mise pute ttle COR t h e y In prog than le rin line for materia Tete first Battlefield: it fs the Allies who fav age collection should certainly be he says “we,” he means the administration, and gtandma says she are, maten with Hoppe for the dictaling the grand strategy of established by the next legislature. If it fails and if the administration “can’t helpit” who 115 years ago, and. ihe ware, countries a: : shio: tt cushion to swell reveniie to tne extent estimated it can? It was elected on promises of substan1 sou think seu holes in the blockade ‘The Al beatnnin. shey the will at least serve thi Tetting the fi we conceived the ein caneblockade only if the fighting he A ittle more of this resistance on | the Payroll reductions through which, {€ you sen why E Tike to tell-my age. Ibs sean tne state-know exactly how Ie stands on tax in. was asserted, the state's budget might be oe Europe would, weenie comes th Northern blond and part of ‘the the con-| of rate and-the arif defense Uclzate, and they have or- fumptionintense come and thereby outgo can be judged brought somewhere near the balancing in She There-| Adolf will. give him 10 Becomes likes ner rolex well enough—"because ir prodigious efforts on local end]o- get cut-of the Nordic of verythe fast. fdles Accordingly. Our state fiscal processes need point. But instead of reductions there have now f can wear nice clothgs-and JOO my best.

Terme te siege would air ane ta eetile dow >stréamlinin, his way out, es. do if the cenrusiaker ever wanted to‘ta and to Tad do kome of the things andI'vecompose the _Wonitor et director passes the buck to for a little aught up with Annie who doesn't is quiet again. Why’ years. I want to paint, in the attempt. Since the the legislature, which, he says, has crealed on foe piano, and study ‘some volee and danc- defeated Ive here any. mo Finds An Excuse fallure uf the policy of appease there ts any dimunition 1 new administrative facilities,’ thereby re- ing. ment, the Allies have never itered vided f the lady, but because lasts wich action From the first Berlin has denied that one quiring fight a Targe scale additional employes. But the admin- Ready For Leng Vacation History rev veals quite a number he economle weakness beof the main purposes of the German inv: until her pulled foe the @ which In wars of istration must shoulder the responsibility for or. comes a crit 1 wondered aloud avout’ that carerr-git] sion of Norway was to establish air bases lon's tail with impunity, British | reason anly @ But this Is considering her 11 yearsvasfrom which Nazi alr fleets could attack failing to take the initiative in reorganizing statement, @ Hon turned whl & |for always the Allied eatery has E39 judson sales “Tha's, Suse dL—1ve itler-|why. and Rorthern Britain, ‘These denials, as have all and unifying existing state agencies which alrendy: Js now. been, T don’t have to, work ha Tern timer alter e Tecent utterances emanating {rom Berlin, are mainly responsible for the swollen pay‘Allies antespalatal ie Bat T still like it. Aesing Is so much of the war. The fact that | fight. The engage As tick and urbappyas rolls and which furnish the greatest oppor- habit that’it Janie {ftetin any more, but «0 ception in battle the f0°6¢ | simite: were taken with a grain of salt.

EO ice have. thus far imposed | they must terrorize) any neutral by the belleve in lon jons. Tve made my living their strategical intentions upon {with sehieh Hitler has + The reason Is clear. The Allies have {unity for eonsolidaion and savin rat —_ For only 17) world a8 ae rope, pia ot thew | with my facet thas taken quite a beating far evidence, Mt, Hartman has a most difficult job, oblective ts Hitler the found from bitter experience that they can tia aeeas diane to recuperate As soon as this n of | tak the words att place no faith jn any German pledge under and he appears to he more than a little ré “Babies for Sale’ picture 1s finished, my husbar ‘statesmen ‘orle thetha s of ob- | against Tlitler: that. coalitioniat ofinte: impression ing Foepeoped diay and discouraged. He deserves sym: and Tare going clear out of te country for ney any circumstances. Hitler has gone back on signed rvers, that thus far. and until Peay festroe acs omits Haid hon iy sae Hitler can wir sensational victories. | eventually his word so many times that to place cre- pathy, but the taxpayers will not’ sympa: three months." in as speaking ay by which It to go (a South América, and es ‘She wants tremendous many as seven miangunge ‘each, have may be accomplished. dence in his statements would be nothing Uhize with the administrauion as a whole, pecially Dae courage and.” courage Brant becaise alot of her. fam mailfs mm "gradu “ney ‘They rightfully feel that it has side stepped’ been tad” by the largest bus sacrifice, But . twith short of suicidal.

Comes from there, Any place she wants:to xo For the plain fact company In the elty. They will ri Hal Thomp ‘When the German high command assert- its responsibilities by failing 10 institute kay with her husband, rpreing and on Rome's 's buses inte business Is exptololting a-aroup Pot American ed it had no intentions of using southern | much needed economy measures, and they hisInventions answering the questions of visting ‘The lady customer wished to buy. all ov the w tourists. Tne 40 men passed a writNorway for air bases, the Allies knew it was won't take “no” for an answer. They will until they decided compel the talking with its fingers crossed, and that, on keep on juggling administrations eights ‘the sal my to submit to them, 1b la thus the slightest pretext, Hitler would find ex- find one that really Is sincere in its economy. men generally bought a size larger, of vital Importance to ids on Britain, This pledges. comfort, when buying nouseer Hein dn fact tru n found. Because ippers. not Bi "Shall I give you size nines? he Borgen NEA. Bervice Tttateglcal plans upon the conduct and Stavanger n_on_Nov rway"s Atlantic rman, , Spanist ‘Oh, no,” answered the lady, firmye Canadian government ngnt has no a thoi at | Now, thera is no ‘substantial doubt| “Germany now considers herself {reed trom ¢ Polish flag indicative of ly; “If that’s the case [11 take sevdirectly. fact, ders and attempting 10 Intervene, direct States.— —in Cha ss You see, 1 tike to be taken, _ her promise that Norway and Denmark Tangunges he speaks. propagandists adnfit it—that since tn the affairs or policies of the t API, Bulletin out gometimes In the evening.”

August, 1939, Hitler has several orrorTuxiry OFFERED “would not be used for such bases, Premier Mackenzie King of Canada. of state a created is ‘London Evening News Fevised his fundamental cone) Ruma (Escanaba Press) If the Allies had held back and retrained which risk everything. Thi price the Experience of the past century seems to pro- times Bind throughout Europe of the firat I Upper peninsula communities should quickly vide no evidence t Is the cort of draming from_going to Norway's aid, the Germans ehnological, Improve ception viously, was To aretha to- | a flerce antipathy, Is Seid th week have to pay themselves now I know biology, pon ‘away from and,the other AndBut sit-and'sigh would have truthptd up some other excuse avail themselves of the offer that was made by ments cause permanent unemployment or help e present and 20. de bya ‘tremendous chet and moan: about prolonged ieprerioes —Chatie Seroy Poland, e for cancelling theli promise. With the Nar- the representatives of rallrcads. who spoke at 10 . bring The Allles peoples, tore erawing ‘Six million mad bacteria— Hit r knows this, the thunderbolts that Hit~ Hook, steelman, before the TNE‘ Gurchoslovakia, by another‘aunich. know the [ler can launch. wegians fighting with all their strength 1 the tourist publicity Luncheon Jn Escanaba on, Tf Hitier can destroy, destroy 108 Then the terrified nd T,thougat we were alonet failed when the Poles de- Allied d it.power ~The Cottee Cup Some of these allens are better citizens than Saturday.

Europe a u ieee core plea of Europe will once-again | resist the Nazi invasion, the Berlin stateas of the native-born Amuricans I know.— ination and o! c eal thelr ‘their own and be nis ‘The officiats.ot the Chicago and sate West- nuuny Ment that “It would be against the interests.

Representative Dickstein, N. Y. in debate on ers will participate. In bat Tooting able Crowd of Norway if we did no{ use her bases for em, Soo Line and Milwaukee Road wi follow the and thelr profo jundest sentiments reapportionm ear 1 heard the doctors tn of commerce, resores and others interested retaliation and offensive action against Bri- inhersthe tourist \e- | will cause them to primary purpose of the narchy. Bat to send descriptive literae ederal Communications Commission tain,” would be ludicrous if it did not threat. tare to them industry treaty, The threat did not trey the thAlles, then the Al “I had Considered kissing you for distribution at railway ste (Copyright, 1940, New York the dead hand of bureaucracy upon x scienst thing to bliss. third plan was (0 conquer en an aerial blitzkrieg, whien, if it material: ions, travel bureaus, sporting goods stores and lays ‘Tribune Inc. ss ‘and commercial. develapment—President | work. defiuljuickly, tite and t then to make places Prospective _vacatlonists Henry M. Welston of Brown University, on FCC | Poland §zes,_will touch off the bloodiest_attack on. other ther. In addition, they offered to assist In Fesiiciion Aliiex: This pian was of television ,commerc . pence velth the unarmed civilian populations in history.

MAKER OF ROADS i eieweapaper acl radio jubllelty for this mistake ‘The situation in the north, with the Allie reion vif the necessary Informaation is furnished, The Individual who says te cant hannen pendous plunder, (By Anne Campbell) seriously menacing Germany's Scandinavian ‘nt years, the Chicago and North West- here is (00 Emug: and (he individual “nae ponders Smobliize thoroughly; for Shere is too hystericul.--Mrs, thelr-mobilization requires-at least and_Rumania’s_dramatic_re- tn iralinay hat dong th, to promare wining i will When over rutted roads he goes ad weeks, Once th the Upper Peninsula by promoting al Robert Through the deep shadowed wood, nial sportsne In ours rt thi the o ‘Ishpeming. Similarly, the Mile rope Remove that fear and various times the government of Mexico slightest raw-materials ‘ta the Reich, has Increased waiter Before him on the rough way glows Se s boosted the western end by has At Indicated abilitya will take part in the Mlctgry OST waula ma tension to the breaking point. it is argued adver 9 noting travel 49 Iron Moun- But the fact Its The sunlight, heartening and good. er remai Hi that the Navis,cannot stop now and that it tain and the Copper Gout that fear cannot be removed And over him the clean wind blows“ itull in asking. arbitra: wie pul Te the North, Western railwa Bich SnadeSecretary Europe see, and is only a matter of hours or days before they Mokican oll controversy. gnu the peoples of The breath, of solitude. red the scrvices of Howard G. Mayer and tion of the ey are sure thal they have seen, the will be forced to strike anew in.an effort to Associates of Chicago, an utmaning pablle In Allles di Into engage and At Pan Americanism: ts the “promotion of equivalent of miltary rotations organization, ta handle tts trav —penetrate the ever-tightening blorkade. and 8 friendship, st banish, Have beenAC the He never drives bere pier wheels ¢ armed pow oe This publicly aueneyr represented aU the ance, Commercenorance any time (hereafter ther totally.

Dihder and dishonesty.—Sixto iets Jar In thie aera ts 5 -While air attacks from Norwegian and lig Leveled each y« luncheon here ‘Salurday ls t Balen, consul-general iy true that the Britian and French, f But rides the.

Danish bases would be effective, Holland tourist vldges, for he feels oval, plans to give much assistance in public Enrique Duran are fighting pot on for themaelves and Belgium offer far better bases for affen- Ing the insula région verved by this His neighbor needs a smoother way.

Europe. of peoples tha all for bat rail sive actjon against Allied shipping and in- Ttvond. “Phe"chicago and North We For only when Ke the tntinaldated peoHere even, his boyhood ideals. \for thls service, and’ we gel centers, and many military” roe: ples see Hitters ‘engines Pai: hold sway..

Tes Analy some aut how all this Scandinay. ae ‘mobilize again.

Hon ‘ured on somee battlefield, bene nosticators predict that it is only a matter of fan blitzkrieg began. It seems that Ni ed up and used up- beyond 1 Bites seas plan. was to fight possiolities Geeping'up'on Germany and pulled skaite “time before the Germans will strike through of their quick, renewal nsive war against the Netherlands; will the great subside, White therg ara curtain surface retemblancet. is will. He ears Tt is very decent of the busted gangs of New tna only" then, will the coalition Rumani: urprising about face also will 4 Mitshrieg alters from football ln that 901 those he laves cont a ent.

To. brin, York $6 hold: th ing Buster TRAE HOW exists in the-hearts of the eave France alow bring a general stiffening of Balkan resist- trent fet"sock Sve yards for staying too 1 And ere heir future free NE fears, Dewey is away, stumping the prairies. peoples emerge as a practical inBalai in the huddle. raw of stocks his ‘serve ange to Nazi economic demands, which, It is Scorning, as now, a smooth ascent to loot, = maaan terrttory, to strument of lbieir liberation, _peeartel “will unquestionably hasten a show8 lave Inhabitants and to. or- pate alites To Heaven's holy. spheres... = ua. reperis a 90 percent, decrease tnt ter-orrce|=Tumber i for the help of thove niliex ‘they: nen In southeastern “production, He of akunks In’ the teens ay | a heavy price, They must | must export’ or dig.” The.{hew-preatie Iresly: @ na, + a 73

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Evangelist and Mrs, Isaac Anders ‘son. of Chicago, spoke before a large By Home Economist audience at thelr opening service in Hints on meal Dlanaing and bods. the Salvation Army hall last evesting of the © re aie ning a ics apes it Gn ae, mn Daxinnen county women by 3st “My Jesus, captain Aitred“Goeton or is the opening prayer. Adjutant Anderson then ga of Inexpensive Nutritious Sire anderwon entertained With 8e- ation Jeovons on the plano, accordian and Meat ignnin; i meals, certain rules tolled |tipple, and Joined her husband in a mtn f Persona who altend the services mineral or protein shortages result during the remainder of the week

lag eyes, and she didn’t Uke, the » CAST OF 7 VAL DOUGLAS—gicl sports writ way ihey were being directed at er, shipped on a freighter to find ‘Mike Kelly went a 198 there ante a8 ounce of t+ | pou maa and slowed bs him, The in him down a Ittle sae has ould Bull hrouy heat the mid-west where |" teachers — told an-audience af maneuver surp! she has. appe: HANSEN. who gathered in the Quinnesec high ‘Kelly tucked his chin behind is “A Duluin muste critle, reviewing of the Northern Belle. to wark, | “setiool auditorium last evening for skipper rogram Ww eave re] DUFFY KELS0—Cavaller's man- He close and worked tre cently under the auspices of the the annual dinner, ‘ot the Breitung Musten nadwea!ane a short right to Eddie's ribs. Cava- Duluth, Matinee @township Teachers’ club. Judge and brill plays. he in| Mar Jabbed luna twice ply to go hands new The Yesterday: introduced by his long-time are to bring thelr Bibles, peri couli let them bounce | sq chosen, face with the friend, Vital Payant, president of | wo rk, Dutty and Grimes ‘alr meeting will be cons uccess In & Mrotecional — more. for every adult; paint crew while Eddie works out. ott and shuffled in for at 6:45 to- |8nd on y the evangelists ‘the Breltung township board at edu- [cxvatter. ‘from vy right but |Sne draws «full, Swarm tone ty rebuffs Val's efforts vatto vegetables oiher: than poiawen corner of 9» ‘adeep| nig’! tmake Hlende. MIne-Ketty 9 Tughlte street caries in Wisconain. Hie bas and’ or as the] all haw aia convinien thought | whistled and ma of potatoeny one | smartly inside often’ stepped that stult Cavalier Mas the mee 1e development of that” wa 4 Tieht ross to Xela enin.

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Times ‘The problem of youth, Judge Grunts suid, is seeking a solution, at A time when the world Isfaced w problems—so: ‘onomical ani Heteal "rzouthe with a unempioyment and Its discontent, becomes isitabe and permits self to be led ray, e may predict what i “Do you realize that the adult and not the youth La responsi the present ay nations? the “Who writes the tne ds and

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Kingsford high school students. £0 of thy Women's Preaby the home of3 Reider in Brei- Barclay Acheson, of Pleasantyll summer music school, r a | eau arent don dresees,| ehild during , astoclate editor of the relal hour, after and ign, sich et ‘sphod he first two years and. possible, oan The Dy= oeMrs. Gessner war born and valved) 31 ners cite Mt Which refreshments wert serve during the Heat six Sear mic of Human Progress. @ in Berlin, iat i session at “Meal Paiterns Kingsford Extension Club | ‘At the concludingn'Prudden her riust She | 2" audie _ tering xlven, hér standard dally Members of the Kingstord Exten under--Alex Roediger and]!

Miss Eads went on to pre, slon club participated in ® generat or Julius Pruever, pot ine] Cy 0{"\encnim the Risti fem wnat ane ¢ al patterns” discussion of project subjects trl Sn director kage, Profe races. any | Th Mountain (While workingwith: Sa eedelegation, to for the next vear wien they met yes | Youth Commission. *Yout! | she r e c o m ever, then conductor of the Baie {%* scompanted by Nr @ the sa wee 100 Maple sureet,| munity’. Th harmonic and State operas, Mrs] Heol.Channing of wom Sanh of s ferably whole grain) milk; bread 4 to} Journed with music oy tne7A Cape aaa appeared Gessner Mes, Joseph Smith, Mrs and butrer) eggs or bacon tit not Hot WHE) Laing, sing high Te enniueeaeale | aria choir of the Charles Fergis, Mrs, William Segel- served at some meal), al i eenerdl meeting.) sito, Met John Vanbannen, Str coffee for the adults,other Lunch OF wipe on, Mes. Charles Bergland, ber sh f a n e x ‘alestine symphony, and appeared Malan, Elmer Rob. or eh In'iplano soloist. Met. Gessner came Brebins, hina Grube In Old Hom Mrs MeConmughy and eattopers, bi a, in ta the United Sines four old ROGER, one ma and butter: milk for ago 19 study under Rudolph Sam, Ms Ceargs ‘ches Hilgh q anderson! noe".enetimen unt in timing and ehh t 1:30| bread children, and dessert, preferably Chicileago. the next | seems to me from the woodwork, c l o v k Thursiay afternoon and ean fruit, puddings, cutards, plain cake meetin ae which will beat the hie ovive nee making her home In Ee b e a t the is produced by the grube i119, a Dinner ,should include cana, she has been in demand tor! tiPurnam. of Detroit, synodical pres home in!

Ruth Forgetto, Est) ¢ small beetles, which Rave been In Ks eli Kingstor concerts and has gone to New York iden!, will speak at the Thursday sires the timber since tne house was fg ar apother 3 city. several times to appear in afivricon meeting. General: x u e s t Railrond Women's Club table, a vegetable besides the potaimportant recitals, speaker will be Mise Anne Seatt, @ toca, serving green oF leafy ones ‘The Milwaukee Railroad Women's Siatuate ot Wesleyan college and AL Teast three times a week; bread club at a meeting last evening at games played by of Pennsylvania, Miss Scott, salad, elther fruit or the homie of Mts: Frank Brabant, | ine fve jenhundred D.A.V Reception For Hour club last evening Kast G street, made plans to| 1 fey pepresenty, the board of naq Vegetable, and dessert. With & heavy RY 7 jnal missions, hax had experience mea Se dinner, Mis Ends tend. the president, President General fs.8 puntlc achcol te cher, served In |re light fruit or mk Ambrosia, to the blennial conven: ‘of ogcupations for dess tion May 17 and 18 in Chicago. "| eaTal Rour with cards followed the| Reno, attended. Lunch was serve Floral Kaleidoscope Qeimen in Peiladetphin and tater "The “a hating pase Roland | by the hos ected wth the United ested In Mi

By Ruth Cowan te pee t! “food dotiar” as In budgeting, One- Schutmlenber States employment rersice WASHINGTON, Apr. 17—U— The roup will fourth cf ech dollar spent an food bridge: Sra. Walter"It sin ar tive Surprise Judge Graass expressed himself ax M SohnPartySolnper. 6f SV scaraleess hundred, and Mrs Herbert SteDore Joonduct m panel ‘discussion.

Friday. should ga for milk aif cheese.

The Daughters of the American satisfied that the youth of the pres‘The election and Installation of said, one fourth, oF from BS to 30 nell, nt bunco, Assisting Sire, Bras former | Garden Village resident. was Revolution made their president officers. ent day |g as fine as that of any bart ax ho) » Mrs, Bernie |cents, f o r fruits and vegetables; onewill b e held Thursday | “The youth of today wants general's reception m iloral kaleldo- Feroone Wmamedlately preceding {th of from 15 to 20 cent, for Triglott, Mrs Arthar Flom and Mrs, to live a clean, Toncineie and unscope Inst nigh fish, moat and eggs tenth for Mary Miller. Mrs. Ambrosia will be duatrious life, auth ¢ wasa protusion of multiple the conference dinner. and the remaining Rostese at the May meet war never more wlling to do #0" bouquets. orchids n for fats, sugars and mis- Our Community € ‘The Judge pointed out that there ard rlenias, roves and. violet Cellaneous, Our -¢ ved inevey Dison and, Bert Johnson, Incidentaiy the latest" In’ evening Children Do Not Ms buy esonomically. compare of three af the mene | Refveahmenta were secved. ‘ond frock: the valued, offered in the yerious thebers,Sethe Mrs. . Peter Purpig ‘orchids were a popular Have Right Chance, in seasons” the buy 1 Porter, at | OW. € t large today, of | Miss LaVerna Payant, speecn coach choice among the 40 officers in th Botentia erie brane!)

Shenker ald. Ki Sta. ohn Cotontonte, 418 Maine In the Quinnesee high school, and receiving line, Mrs, Henny Me ch 700,000 are under the age of Qh Inbels, buy i quamtitive cr in oe] Leader Asserts atreet, William Day apolis, Md, WhO Bulky when possible and buy your said mean! ingly, a Soc fer hoe beat reening. Pid Seventh © “Ons gives the thinking man the Eddie therine an preuident general dered 1 hd vent his spite on Mike ‘Other contestant FRENCH LICK, Ind, Apr 17 own Michigan peonets Lavigne | nundred was played, wards rein mony ecded Mrs, idea that, since crime continue on wore a corsage of purple and w teak homaver: rilabt be a up ours, Pau Rittenhinae, of New|| Distetbuten Hee fd and con-| to Mes. Elmer Snow, frst, an orchids.

Mike Kelly, after all, York, a natlonn!

Girt Seox Mier to demonstrate the: fn large| Catherine Rigoni, second. M 4 ures thus far appli Mrs, William 1.

Pouch, of New MW a a heavyweight. an of inexpensive foods in the prepa Grear Lakes region birthday cake In the center of the| #eph Colontonio was a guest of the meamures must be recognized ai good York, the first candidate in the Held told condition despite his long tasty. dishes, high i te tuncheom tnbte and a gilt atthe club, The nest meeting wil be at 0% at for president general at next years featives tldcen nad no sbportun- [ion of Bade distribu place of exch of the Nawared q u e a t s , | we Home 0 ¢ the high halr Thatend of at the elecs triennlal election, had a x p e n y of old ring Ernpiied recipe sheets, A few" trle chair,” the speaker five big purple orentas on her shoule COT. and Auatuary Of the more unusual rec:pes follow: Two-Stx Club ote Ware Mrs, John Glidden, 505 Detroit {* coreatert onthe United Veal and Lima Stew “hirs, Loren Edgar Rex. of Wichil ‘The judge One and one-third cups dried lima avenue. entertained the TwoSix| Commercial Travelei The fact simpl Kans, the chaplain general, wore& dren curricular activities in the schools, pair of sox'to take up some of ‘ihe Goes’ Adopting. opportunity to prac eas; two tablespoons amit; one Brulee OUNTat oY wunter. at cnee PWEDE. installed ‘st fe meet no have blue chiffon dress parlanded with a ‘The child Is m bundle of eners: ig procedures Jn real pound eat shoulder, cut into home tast evening, the occasion be-| Saturday mish ¢. elu ack -three-foot lei of a hundred or marr ing the second mnniversary of her| © social nour Nrith cards and lunch him something to do, was ejly was forced to wear makepoans fat; twa pink carnations, A purple, arcid shift garb, He borrowed = bale of @ vice. ‘hale kernel corn: wedding.

Guests were the Misses | lll follo Personal Notes corsage decorated her shoulder, an ‘The teachers can play an important sneakers from a member of the water; fou Helen Jane Anderson, Peggy Joyce. | pancake 0 carried an oldefashicne: part in the development of boys and crew and cut down the-iegs of an Lortaine Ebel. Hazel Olson. Dorothy of women of the American Mar Miss Anna Liensz, of Chicago, 13 she girls, Judge Granss said, for it ts ot red ri old pair of trousers to serve g use of the patrol or other Stutsman and Martha, “Thompson tyre‘The church will serve re the éharacter trunks, Both fighters wore heavy wna rs Lotion. El beans In tout cups of and Mrs. repanier, Mra, C Aubdivision plans, of hy, sorklng beginning at 3 Thursday Wiltred, DeHtart and) tite Al Almost cold water over night. tn rs to protect them from the gittt, Senne forwer fr Gens oe re supper with the troop as a whi night In the CYO hail in Breltung, ighier are visiting: in Peshtigo, ing ad tod @ {0 parents to be closer to the ives ianpy ovean sented with m gift delegates Delegates wore told Sembership The public Is invited. salt, of their child Val could hardly suppress a snick- Win with Mr and Stk Archie Cox | many had to shift large bouguels in a Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and three teaspoo!

Frank Anglim, Garden Vile Ewald Gustafson| order to shake hands.

Peclally. to tearm to piey wilh thelr 4 Mr, and fanny. Dutty Wisconsin nad Increased 0 100,00, | immer anit tender.

Lemon: Juice Recipe lage, entertained at a birthday sure add ‘The reception over, attention te or 17,000 ‘nore Mian 8 sear Ago Kelso, olling “tapped her on the ie prise party Saturday evening for the Chee!ok Bhi tamillany.

Toe unde Attend birthday anniversary Ree son ut the comles. If ‘The program was In charge of “Please, 1) | Frank, Guests were Vernon” Rice, unopposed ene Meetings Americo Floruccl, of the Kingsford ne iter you enjoying this too much |auls Mellen, Verune Thornberry. @ high school. Edward Stanaway, i show, him so far off he'll never rived home from Hancock, where dorsed by the nominating commitfour cups Guy, Diet, Doriatd and Bialne Ang ‘ited her brother and sister- ter, for the eight view president xen president. conducted the meeting.

Dol“the aoc al meeting of the Daugh4 Boulin, and Mra, George Cham- ral posts we: one-half teaspoon salt: lim, Charles D: dinner, served at Bvnite Mike skipped. 10 poet ar went Bra, Willlam Harrison Hightow lors of ie ard June Marlowe and | Gersitine: ‘Phompshaped table, w aad y 1000 Teabeta set for Thursday onesighth teaspoon peppetg M onesha white sauce; two son, ‘There was a social hour and be Cok ly. Miss Betty Tretheway has re- er, of Thoma’ Persone, 1b was prepared by night tearpoons “Tuineed -onlon; “OnE-Ralt lunch was served at a tapre trimmed a rhythmic turned to Ann Arbor, where she ai N! Davis. of Raila Daignters are making plans fot ‘Guinnesee” high * schoo! ‘band students, who are work-| tatoo of leather on board. Faster, tends ine University of Michie publle card party '® Monday ni cnt. cup soft bread crumbs, and two in pink and white, ing to establish a fund for the ad- faster he worked until the bag following a vist # Kk. of C. hall, reser~ tablespoons melted butter, her parents Golden Hour Clup ‘Cook the ‘vancement of the school program. became an Indistinet blur of motion ra. Jamen ‘Trethewey, Si Mex andere Cooper and Sry, M. ‘The tables were decorated with and the nolse became a flat, rolling Weat'B street 4. Re xuest, won the inked to arrange for bouquets of spring wave that sounded like a muffled Miss Jean Johnson has returned flowers, than ong_table. chine gun. ts © 4 he Breeram incluaed thees nam ‘Val Yound herself admiring the " | have buttered and alte Rud a 4. been lixhtly 1s torDrugs Store, ‘and ‘Trilllum FR. N. A. bers, “tH March, the sight, Eddleditted his eyed from the | 50) nd. when ‘0 serve | recoramendedpound

by City ‘The voting. expected to be a mere Members of the Trillium Camp arash with, petal sped pieces of | Cudiip's Drug Sie and good drug breaking the rhythm mes” nnd “Universal March,” BY bag, without formality, will take place tomorrow of Royal Neighbors will meet at im ating from t h e corners | stores everywi Ady, and nouced. the rapt took on her the home al red Gill. 46 fuer: Bake ina. moderately. hot face, As though it were « sudden, Spencer” avenue, East. Kinguford, [oven of 400 deure mi spiteful gesture he slammed the Thursday aliernoon at_2.

1 ehuvler, Mi @ dish, Accompany with ay one terrifle punch and ended Denver, ‘and Mrs, William Lender id bread and Mes ARRIVED the show. The gesture startled her of Kuneberg ot Point Pleat son Vaught, | The efourthe pound pork and s e and h Oren of Runeterg Tharsiey afl- like amount of veal; flour: _tw & their daughter | NEW SELECTION OF ‘Amessage sent-down by the radio the'University. ot ernoon at the home of Mrs. Ernest tablespoons fat: one pint Gasse, with Carl Ahlick as accom- operator, Interrupted the swarkout Miigans ‘They will feturn “this her homé Onge, 1213 West C street, ‘Wausaukee one-half package fine noodles; one Ide "Is fi jd Dutty week-end. panist following @ Visit here at the kome can corn; oae can chicken soup; one Green Forest Scou Working on arrangements with Keltor vending It quickly. of Mr, and Mrs. Cliffofd Bourassa, Troop of Gitt Scouts| can pimienta: — one: @ Morucel were William Dawe and “Golden, hey? What's up?" Pop East Kingsford Briets Mr. and Sire William Sliver-} who acco: mpanied her home. ight at the Max cheese’ and one and one-hall cups the Misses Alwilda Kennedy, Marcia cracker crumbs, lone, of, Fetch, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Fred Derouln and Bworaky residence Fandrem and Elda Mullen, jumpy ry toRy mule tuneily, accompanied Mr. and veal in inch a Clarice ‘tional aietrom. Made /eepelaiy der: z ford vvyisiteg friend In Samo Fels Mrs, Cutford Flom, spent Sunday in Sowing Ct women. Try itt | Sewing Club of Our Redeemer’s rquett “Brotherhoods To church at 2 Thursday afternoon at | 9 Mr, and Mrs. Earl Benolt wnese a the hom: (easden Village Batefe Mra. A. Kru tender, Cook the noodles In a quanpanied by Mt ma ‘i Is hi air for fear maybe ‘Mr. and Mrs, Paul Zablosck! vistty of bolling salted w a t e r .

Place ® Hold Fellowship Qulek, were In "Bacanabe one shar. Meyeots te fight.

‘Sunday. e ment In the battom of an oblong at ain't all,” Dutty con ted in "Se "Robert Retboldt ot week-e1 glass baking dish, add a layer of Activities OF tinted, “The state boxing commis: wt Mr. aa Mrs, Martin Schel and Dinner Friday week-end guests ft daughter, ‘a Inyer of corn, a few Hon had to be notified, of course, the nome of re Sharon. have returned 10 Mf. and Mrs, As Je Oss, ‘The Brotherhoods of the Imman- and_they demand that we put up PLT. A. following 0 ‘Wr, and” Mit, Joe-Cratt ‘were-In hele, home,visitin Detroit uel Baptist church, Iron Mountain, ‘a $5,000 bond that we'll show her with relatives: cheewe ant place cover the top and and the First Baptist church, Nok. for we'ghin'in ceremonies on time, facanaba on business over the ‘Mr. and Mrs, Henry Marcier and tron Mourn taia-Lincot cover with the cracker crumbs U at | way, will entertain at a fellowship eT we get te alg ap the 33. week-end. son Adrian spent the week-end in resident, and 100 for_us?” Kelso demanded. “We ~ dinner at 7:30 Friday night-in Paul Mood, of Ishpeming, spent. Nadéau, Adrian remained there tor ane aitienawte Eeslecled By The ‘Mountain gotta think fast Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs, a two MountainsLin aa visit, 1c2 of approxie “We'll William Prin.

Monday ‘ee Mr ‘Mr. and Mra. John Stoltz have re meeting mately 100 men is expected from Es- Cavalier said. Impa deni: Mra Nell Misa Dorothy Schel returned turned from rat where they felis @ canaba, Gladstone, Marquette, Ne- tine cold, Lava go. Mike home Sunday followinga visit in ‘were called by tha death of the forr fwunte, Ianpening, tron Rives ‘They cl Mrs, Charles Rekoskee. The progrars, ‘ncaded gn cinter nominee, ar jomestewt! and ropes. and. aise an Grimer Took Detrott, ‘Mr, and W. Goddard and we ke steve Parente ard ligence at each ol questioningly. teat for * Each parfamily visited Sunday at the T. W. home say May ce will serve the Sasr't Uke. the Wid’ to, be. i tp iSevald ‘oliowing | vin ere patient. He was lke « rece notee at ‘Goddard home in Beaver. rence Schrader, of Escanaba, with re port, It was something new @ will assemble in the the sutltorhin of the churen. Precedin; and they, dido't ke te Duty Kelso visited at the L, W. Goddard home Mr. aa xis. Eldon Nelson, son | Monday, bond. be the opening forgot al ppeukiag i- daughter, Barbara, ac: Conaughy, accompanied at the fon and the wel- “Okay.” Pop grunted, taking out Frank Anglim, of Camp companied by fr, and Mrs. Thomas plage be.Hiss inten Mae Freeman, oer and Ln

by Sam ‘The after his watch, “Start slow and take spent a few days here with his par- Mariel, Spent Sunday visting rele and a yy Arthur Lonsdorf on come dinner program will be as follows: It easy, im] ere pore ground. ents, Mr. and Mra. Frank Angin, tives in’ Caspian.

Cavalier danced ‘forward and Be retrned kr yamp Wonder, ns. by. lin quartet: ‘was served by.& commit: Jeanette Smith, who attends teeanch @ chorus singing, led by Suit Ander flicked a straight left without a Mr, and Mrs, Henry Tjernlund|the iNorthern consisting of Mrs, Mol x, Mrs. State Teachers Colim! motion of any sort. It ‘and Mr. and Mrs, John Lindstrom| lege in Marquette, 1@ purpose of" the Horning, Mra. Elmer Oman, spent ‘the week- Watton dinner ‘necting, Gust Unt it Sunday visiting In eae: at home mother, Mrs. Mra. E, J, Hammel and Mrs. McRev. Alex Ol- | nose th, ._ Marquetie! selection, men's ho) Miss Mary Rice, who spent Topresentatives of ial dnyo ai howgg lin her parents “Een a Lg ao tbe rvlalling’ churches! vocal ole, ‘Mr. and Mra. Rice, has re The Piper Cub factory wilt soon Hectert, Franch ‘Menominee: —fturned to Marquette, whereahe at piace on Ue market the first ‘and the ben |e schools lariced.

M"}ire, Joha-Splaneereturned_ to! tends Sacten, the Biatr, aie uh Jog around deck. i wreuly. Probably |Glenn Cunningham @ g over a mile, ahe figure She didn’t have t Mike Kelly that Cavalier was 8 never He perfect alhiete. smoked a cigaret in his life. He

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tha turned Kelly's face malt way “Dorsey hig _mouin cut, Mike bring eight Inte play, Eildle rocketed a right to the heart and Mike gasped.

‘Val rushed over to Kelso and Grimes, “Pop, make him quit that!

Bes fail letting “is spite out on letter. taken up She remembered he had Dutty Kelso eat already and already Pout gold fut year taofamous e ring, breaking pro once he, ordered. sotUy, |!t easy."

Ideal example of okay, fad called him the ion ane ‘ore.

Mikes” and nerves murculer co-ordinat are in ee, aller could be I play= ang insisted Cavalle a In the National Open withinte twoon Joucr if he wanted to concentra fo Cavaliers mi a heel,” she grai Douglas tong ago had decided vandner. 1 “You're don't think I na > cell —In’ print, too that Edd with his dark, curly hair ‘na hand +e Inaked ax though he were Features, was too good-lookin to reply holly to her accusatosomebe a fighter, Once she had hint- woing changed his mind and fidgeted ed that he could have been gree tion, er riot asm slugger ini the with his (Togloves.

Be Continued) boxer he was—but thet ne preferred \o protect his good looks: what had starts "That, in fact ed ing tehole feud, We had. never Quinnesec Grade forgiven har for that and threatened to elect her bodily “him she ed to pay a visit to his Pompton School Forensic Lakes training camp. of vantage Winners Chosen ‘From het position overlooking the deck, Val Dou; Elaine Vallencourt, elghth grade, amiled sardonically. Here, at le Robert Ducharme, seventh, won was one training camp he couldn't and annual grade school ¥peech conPi? Dutt ici <gpattered and smelly ‘the test held 1ast evening In the auditorlum of Quinnesec high fixed her with a vindic school, Elaine gave the reading “For ire ae je're gonna work out on the bags this afternoon ate! and Robert selected "On His and maybe spar three rounds with ees will represent Quinnesec In Kelly. Any objections?” he inquired belllgerentiy.

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ee Clarence Carlson, 17, of Pont! fat ashaevial Hentang; Uncle | Mich, who came to this pee) s ter, ror: SERENE, Je Stride tne, Lila Dejmek; Claraion Stelaff; Gus Hawking, Gabtiet Ponslo: Leila, Dolores Linda airom, and Antoinette, Jouephivie Stachowiez.

and ina Anderson 5 Ar- | Mrs, Peter school auditorium, high Erlandson dec] tid ett, was chosenMrs. vice hatit was| Tor-| president and Miss Lillian Solomon+ could be found to testy The wast-| sco for planes : ‘ordered son,The secretary-Lreasurer, sua €o! cnetot rucelly. abst 1 Warinasrrangements denly historian and chairmen of/ U, §, Attorney Quits e ies were cursed with 0) tons, ecules a es Ww in. charge of ‘Dickson.

Winitm osmmostly S i ‘ cruisers: night] s Ligne to the began.| simitar atates "Asi events | Governor For Run PLS peed be w i l commuters in Oslo fjord, therefore, was out of 10,-|!2¢ Program, which will inciude||] to 5,000 cobaces Gr'the Hders n ind group num guns six Inches, of men rode the hills and]nt] oxspeedstors,up tolargest DES MOINES, Ia. Apr 17—up—| Bands armed No one: had expected the 1.92442 knots, knives with guns, K. Valentine, | night, Federal Attorney Jonn

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ICKINSON COUNTY Canning Plant|

IT MUST BE LOVE

roll fut sent out by A. G, Kettunen, Elaine Bernard, mt jay, became as ber in her 4-H Bean rowing project y whereby 2 worth of beans rom n halt acre of land. iste Paterson, of Merriman, alsa honorship in fifth year Tanning. This fs the second year aMe A. J. LONSDORF has won a state honorship in #H County Agricultural Agent work, Se canned 20 quarts, = Officers and directors of the Nor+ “HO Rowe than Michigan farmers: are Lime Hauling way Co-Operative Canning ene accepting the idea of ing smooth ‘Why doesn't some. young fellow Moat Snaw in 50 Years were surprised at the bi grass an ee an ia J. Peterson, of Foster City, who-has a dump truck take orders ‘wood AS the Lanaat. meeting sf ra | swan pasture growth, a same farmet vs in all his fifty years at Foster nd_ members, wh 79 sat down to Pending need for knowing how }-aned-sowen-| ae annG OF asauerkraut, beans, rT ucts of he ory, an @ “studies by C.-M. Harrison, ‘partrucker could havent-s@t i ed. potatoes, coffes and ture specialist at Michigan ~ and stil hi cake. a co Re mile for hauling. The college, indleateat issorteknown of theof hele Dut he predicts farmer ‘The same directors were re-elect- that If in wethe getwoods, would know just what he few good spring had Dominic Servic, Roger Treves, Faing we will havea fine to pay.

This would give a job to solutions. crops.

Charles Morosini, Officers were alsa Seedings onabout eight pounds of tome young man with his truck and re are cus re-elected, They are Emil M. John- Bark to e farmer chance a to earn all son, president: George Nygard, viet ments.

Vulcan, ts making president, Roger Treves, ‘treasurer, arrangementsne, toof take over his fath= Albert’ oppers fs farm in lower Pine creck, Alto It seems to be a deep mystery AS 8 Vulean high schoob student. to just how Charley Albert mittee working In.tha ities, Bi i ha factory made a $722.04. from the alfalfa. Aft $40,000 dollars to operate the the elfita-can-go-in-the following re ko wan tar nad beta ‘The total pack was 29,843 cases willing to mak | of which mori 1 19,67 were beans, 2139 €2 Tons of Lime te grasshoppers a ‘Experience Indicates best prepara: wild pasture land. beets, 1,789 carrots and 6,257 kraut. tion for-both seedings is to have & The Merriman Farmers union got v to growers jon anys he will take Up firm, clean eed seed ded, fertilized and er ot I therbet one of these dave, E as.required for ulfalfa, co puszled bout tne whole thing. fieure to it | step lorical ‘The next, the tin cans Is mare than the cost of he to ‘and when Vt Spend Winters In Tod produce. i| the An even e ‘gsrnibation v Srome,grasn G Kewus spend Mr. Mi Growers give Talks are seeds because airncatt quarry + $150 pol thelr winters tn Ind, Six growers gave short talks on the Randyille wing oped welghSered to the fields. light, £11 tnd thele summers on Whein farm at how they grew last year's crop and to ne bose Ing only 14 Neaess Hardwood.

Can't Just decide which what they will do this year. easl e ces some weird pi A Clean Poultry Howse One method and better tor Date ito mix with Henry Hendricks 1. of Norway, Stitribution, remembering nc Srould ever take up with who will gi ‘ow an acre and 4 halt of Weare call shoveling. snow they aly in drill Shtmn inn gloset in the Atlante, ‘oh, bow of her owner, Mrs..P. L. caver the brome too de drill beans and one acre of cabbage td | plant flowers in Indiana but writes tox (0 Parker. Dog Is also foster-mother ‘of a cat, Dut for Obvious reasons, the Ing, and watching good hy ; te that on April 12 Terre Haute nad drome evenly mixed as it kitty was kept out of the picture. ae ad than peat weecap foc four Inches of snow and now where ‘ that he would not think of are the flowers? a crop without using ferUllzer on ° Swedish Select Oats Clyde Madson, Vulcan, sald of Jr. Ibert, etn Ss ar s 0 n uxt brome, ee M i more than one at In order to have a good cro] good shape, . ene year thi ‘Harrison.

Nery particular and karor one of the Torte: tha & contain toust soll the beans of t Co In Potat Ent Fa cant Therese i most sanitary and c good Swe Mealy stand to nurrus of amount fufnclent unty, Fotato nter the houses in thera 1 ind. Te habe \ ane ater ay the aia tne hie that sald Ne spells. “dry the < uallet eh and has 0-98 per Cent germination sould “101 Inthe grow to @ brome at father, en ovel {ing a new extra large electrle lly plump-tnd yacant ou normally ' ta are well the tine of the bie fire and they brisder, usedforet fill the ‘with compost ood Livestock Stan (ea in y walt for the census to learn ents London, who farmed for) well known ta groin ‘Sixteen county boys have entered _— in Dakota and Fiqures from Survey old ol jence Krowing gare Is used to quarterwestsections of grain From the survey mate by York, New of state in veketables deh | working ia who Ny aercultr cos growing potato @H Comitires .

Ix grad Murrell 1 snows we have 6 Ife used fert- ually rebuilding the cattle, County survey, has compiled |!ilitole ~ and Michigun, test according to Hugo T, Swanson, Ate, Loita in the county and Of Few Given ny zeit but said keep rn rom rating int fe f a r m , He now has some 30 heat Every week, however, we neve leas chairman of the chamber commiltburn will it or 7 weay th by the agticulcattle with JG Guern horses and more tractors.

Each plans to grow one-nalf formation supplied program, te , he, young plants. Last year, thehe cows, conservation young stock and five horses. acre of certified potatoes, The group | tural Kk h 2 main the | Bald: Cates Tevatnen are asad There ¥ “and Rlenard”‘Nicholaon Tnefuden: e!

8 acres ° mr nnemicie tate madel nel jcedah, Ivan aa sony with an average of 29 James Skog,0: i own treating of ming outfit, Howe farm. Breitung 8 Maik, Richt picked over $80 mat of beans townahip leads ine ea ar she a ‘Metropolitan Saar Wal Word has just been recelved from ere of 8 bat Sine a and and that with Breen, No a Minnesita outtit Is and Norway toa chlet of the annual Andustry | Grekgy, "August Franceekvata Wwauasaah . i iy | Me le tor farmers at those comyo D. C. that] furea, Washington, w-|Heans were much Beller than where StateTu 41 Honor om county from L Dickinson county is one out of cant pce wan [tbayear araane oh Ary Ne reak selvcted ony the 411 honor ikea st Branche Sone 10 be 8 Inthe slateseenof Michigan, @ modified, the nize | Mer are quite large, Considering er, Bang's disease Nore | Thisold record of $79 worthof beans I Hardwood, Godfrey.a free area cou!

All Around The County

Profit $722 For Year

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Advice Given On Treatment

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Anderson, president; Allen Carlson, vice president;paride, ‘Simonson,

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io, Tt jentaan, | plant trees 2 Wisceonsin nnexot mourl, Kansai ral xt eat se Nort fh Dakota and So atheh He a formerly served as al n=! ¢ Tees for wind breaks and the plante formation edvieor for’ theat ‘arm Lincoln, se-| | ing of amall seediiag trees which curity administration on [cout only $250 to: $350 for 1000

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ton of ender ‘and officers Clarence ‘Skog was re-elected Jeader; James

secretary-trean ‘The oldest members

are asking. what their will be {¢ they land,

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Communlty b ‘ ‘e| #elin, ‘Art Lonsdorf and Emil M. ae 1940 season. The Sohn £3 clay for club ie the county, 9 “vine "pect ‘Bavid-And Mloemguice nan Bee teats starting its fifteenth peat | Lavreing Chester Wickman and vaiaine Nel ©

Mitwaukee.

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NEW EXCLUSIVE VACUUM-POWER SHIFT

and Marquette inctuses Dlekloson otnery In lower are sls

| Oscar cout ideas ugo 5000 head were Tes than Carroll Asp, Will Nicholson, @ tested ia Dickinion and lessre-acted. is ‘one half of one per cent . made been, hava (eat then Since ora ware found. only wl

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Regional Food Stamp Directors Appointed WASHINGTON, Apr 17—UP— P. ‘announced the appointment of Pr jul H. Jordan and Kris P. BemisAre 3 regional directors for the food stamp program In middle west and nortnenseen rexions, respective: | Farmers.

Jordan will have headquarters in| payments

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‘Warrant Issued On Trunk Robbery Charge | IRON RIVER, ‘Apr. 17—Sheriff | Emery J. King and Chiet of Police John Rombouts last night reported ‘am nada warrant for the arrest ot | one John Toborr, 22, which ts be-

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Margaret Gone with tne roles of Gable and Vivien. Leigh, abo South with Clark Scarlet y run O'Hara, respectively opens a foul Butler and Rh Tog Tron Relves Nae: lortingi tomersew aternoon. atava ihe Delft eater in t'psate ith the Winat produ In Hollywood vat the beat filme ever to be isn screen has the navel w of flimeation falta 0 ns [8Tr rearded 4s tn technicolor

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art Troubl #enlor class play, dren, Howard was presented Tuesday with thefeWorkers’ Alliance and the Sor: 1 Tron River. He and. Mra, | Walch Inthe ofty hall eu orlurn.

Te | Mexwell were the guests of Dr, and | Rute Iabor movement here, Is t Clare cast were

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Plante Catherine 1 di Fi yesterday, Deming | pt judge of robe jonald Hessel i Funera sealed extradition ‘His former home | Manfredi Widstrand, ae Ellen nari rites | fen, ghie, forIRONAnton RIVER, Lake upcounty, Js in Painesville, 2 Bennett former Iron Manfredi,Apr, 61,17—Last on hed ne was pre-| Mountsin “Tome onwho died sudden | qnita Lenhart, on airector, Cae project by James Hay ie sented with a and Johnnctlons sheriff, Jon aca pales toon

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Davis. Elte ‘Seimon,

sult of the punishment, he sald.

Gauthier, and Fay Moore, by aus | Milled +

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Johnson and || with the most popular old tm Mr, and here |!" Iron Mountain, Ta rence Nelson was a calleT I. org. who veiled her parente il hand In the a Leswx visited wooks | family, of Bates, ite ast vo weeks have returned | lfomer tundberg sp yron River Tuesday Sho nat SE of Dates, vialled relatives, e e e eine aoe dine thal family, pata See dusk Meppeny of to, River, Sen over WDM, [here Sunday | Jewel ea satesmen’s convention, M. Lacount ek wi visiting in Amast

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and and Mr.Mrs. anc Emil LindelIn returned ma nad | ¢o Mice Mildred Philly Broad Fred White Mrs. White Victor Tusa visited tr Tron iver Mrs,Fishes, Mrs, Zimbinski Tromvond | family Mr. and Meee eenice and daughter, Kingsford, vislt[and family, of East nome Retty, were Iron Mountain ¢ er8 | | following in brief visit with her pnp ed Sunday. at the Forslund Tuesday.

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the | Russell spent Saturday in Iron) HON RIVER. Ape 1 West Side) Mousa ang [MountelnwithMrs. selands: weekeend at Lec rs, caries 3 Wither! ten. ‘ederiok- | cor Mr. ana Mrs, ale and Larson o v e | som and Noel Seuffhim spent We] 4 Callers Thorpe and daughtet {ging wate dt and rs Mobi eve | Wrecleand in Ninrauetty tal Fat cal afb! eat ima endekeon, of tte ehtinen, 1 .

Mus. and ate. | Bowe: hford ay fo ie J reomt, Stephenson, and Mra. Edith ay wen several days with “Deve son and family, of Escanaba, ———_—_———jiderNerls,ofChristen Gar | | peming. friends and “spent relatives here. ne

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From this date I will not be being also 8 willbe | ning, the occasion man, A ase Mowe}aon (em auc ite is leaving. for Call-| sponalble for abrs contracted, by alt wning are on ve veo of ite Have.” group or tls Edward other Mr. Johnson received a gift, [any person GORDON Hane Margaret committee:Westman Lunch was served Mrs, Joseph | old,Wnating Mar+ and Margaretn River, Mien aJACOBSO) TRON RIVER. Apr. 17—Funeval |weyek, s chairman. s vie Anderson, — as erviees for Heriy Bryant, 79, who ; en er died Monday ‘night from) a Reagt| | mectTH Thuruay (uth aad gathered Satay evening at the Com-| | Several felenuls ot presented In thelr) dled rostvenooneer ar anete ta 3 2 for Me, evening’ at a beneit party |rmunity bal | Friday evening, About Cit Gibbs served ‘ and 2:154 Mand BOs. uso Sundguet {fiends atend | eral Home and and hata put hea,Huck at Butethe. was ete | Olle spent Sunday | episcopal caren,at The Re

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Towaahia Mr.’ Is ‘uit visiting | adQut-of-iown \(cer Mew Siiten and eniadeen spent [Ned Hancock, Mrs eta Soe ea a guests Incluged Mr. Sillan week and Minin, |n Duluth, Mr and Bay committee, je Commitee, P Sitta’s || Oo" with theirs,weelvend in fon, John De ¢ MERRIMAN may Weyky Shits : si Blantey , Way. runs from north+ Alpha, O F BeAvag: rthur 1 wintether. ealIt It archeseearches artist went FELCH gh Sunlor in che PT.e A metni Moe te M rank eePale AS cman ty faut “ey pendedre eiaion, nings nlngs ofof the e laterInter winter. .

HingIn ove | nde rispigna, Pa ity Comm the at evening day Pel Frank Mre, ena, ce ‘aco Inetaing $5.15. assessed was and wes evening, pra o i r charge, i n jers0r 2 Grange, | Gerald! sented. bye. the C Sauarte vofvicer, who ing. Weeks | nen lier along the Norlsn.

Corbet pave a teal ne8 Tan | ek Tenney Datey amIr. chat DonaldMr. | Sinn igs ten, DalaiAgnesst, “Saturday's ious ~weead. sonjaldrica,Sox Mrs. Soplelando ee en ane a ataThurs-tk Me san Me rs, Carl"1 reA. a Carlson wae: totntele Vien y Men Cornaie Mr. and |r!"

Ruzziconf about disregarding@ stop | ang Mrs, Felix Ollvanti, Riise ints ante cop lisa Gs fa $n) Florence Mise by accompanied | M r s .

8 Leo Moreau, Mrx. Beatrice |B, MT vestens songs, stan tpanalile ior ene dole: conteacled served by the| ——— Dire, Anne, Winterminl and Hannah. “Richards, accompanied ty] derson, Lurch owas Aaleaes, Capr, Fron River: Activit by any person other than myself Teel” ewe i enn enon ant inte iatbe Delonte The Gi rdano Bruno society and | Miss Ala The tron ‘haver “Baptist Eades TOIVO J. MAKI heat meeting wit be May & oh. eee Seren ar

3, . 1937, 185, when he left acetty Mre sani Painesvilie NES chet, Me.and eave, Ma Teagan, eceietll Ae License Operator's Ho CRON ie, eese RIVER, Apr. 17—Charged | DOUEIAS Coot, | Cernsll, Mra Rosalte Pitrantorio, wrth having, no operators ‘ieense janinia HMteP | Nirs. Alfred Lét

The court said it wished it might in the order the sheriff to gi

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+ ‘spending «Will be served, vacation with her| The Florence sjudy club will meet Sand. Mes. Harry £.{ julia Meyer at the none of M

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within | closon was found guilty of mal plications and noteee5 a aPithe cate Des Moines, | eating | his six-year-old son, eae en

accliden} ocemrred wien om of theie: vehicles swung out to pass of the Dunn county be a meeting of the wife agent, was wanted and her nus: | 3 horse drawn wagon on highway at | tural ene prageccretuchan Wee of here. south 85 a} In jured aot ied jorthern State/the Sportsmen's bullding. "Lunch

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Hise there wine 2 ees, e189 and) OAR willbe turned ever when |{(40" anna Score Damina rtuonte payed | ang Men Wiehoaon, wore swede, aownatn pe [See | =OUlt tng Me complaint alates that Deming Js the, farThey | Shedasparl.

Smiles MB ABS tek aatatticg he, ™ funeral the attended oO | ake In has glx children, ranging ey |*y attended to ae Banat from four to M4, and thot ne has them

lcrence high school, anger the dey rection of the class advisor, Ronald |

baby all by himself. ++. A

Pulls Martin), played by Wiliam fe edical attention at the Uni-| "Wild" BIN Hanlon, Jack Rochor versity hospital ee Bradley, Walter Pals ce rana; Wiehe)

of fron Hanson, ‘bihaen, | Nix!Ruth dames

” a] pees vere Paces Oe She Vane: rest wax signed by his aie.‘Esther Wins Chany ionship wert. come had | Fes! Tae Waytulonia won the | were ae Bigarl, | WYN plonship aeee: Ech (Be emswer when | peallbearers, of the City Bowling Tony Mosca, Ce cram Louis Antonettl, Shou Mia’ ers | peglected 10 suppor?

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Miss Beulah Olsen Teft Tuesdayre ieewices. tallea to balt 80 8" cast. follow! for Ann Arbor

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Miss | gation will take place Gt 10:30 ‘According to reports some 10 vets Mi Suaes Clummey. soprano; erans have lost their ods and More | June Anutta, alto: Maurice Noling, | Sunday, April 28.

are expected to be laid off.

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Riv. of | remi-annual

drive’

Man Fined $100 For

representatives of the American

STAMBAUGH April there will be no regular | ClausForsberg Services of worship on Sunday, The

IRON RIVER, Apr. 17 quartet, ixed

ra{t the protest. Anyone iiierested in invited to attend.

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Crystal Falls cemetery, where

church In Massachusetts| he first of the month, As tite Rev. Yionen will not return until the end

Quartet Would Ent a coramittee movting for 7-30 | Chicago Fest val caiting

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Visuri at the organ. Interment w:

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for handout a few days ago, | Weldrich Thursday at 7 p.m. circulated on~e8tuc || camp to petitions belng Sheriff King stated. side projects protesting the who | unknown | The Rev.’ Victor Kolvumakl. tlon In work-relief rolls. The Peli eer aera Tete a forhar parte parish of the Chaplin sware| has been serving the {lons will also be circulated on emst | 10t theETN « sh Lutheran church here durterday ioJust yesterday tat side projects.

Sut the complaint. | Waino Rev. tne of absence ‘the 18 | bulletin a Tecelved “ere.

Officers sing Protest of the dismissal ot velo] OU Otay police mt Newberry | Ylonen, left today for a trip in Mit)

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NEW YORK, Apr. | 11-U)—It a recap Aescgty a war Ii Europe to Mr, Hanttula died Friday at Fort! takes more than

puviic schools of an adequate Dpinion to the needs He reterred to Amer-

SF supervisors to ask that résalu-| frend in, Tron River Chaplin salasf

be adopted protesting the curtons

for

services

tula, age 23, of Alpha, son of Mr.

the Nretvesine wey.

there should be a progra: pulsory

eyed

Oats

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Me fares, White the coun: men ordinary rob ery of of lee 10to ‘bebe anan alasal as, forfor ronbery should be bullt up, he ;pellcy nse | Chaplin, Weone by awaed said, enruller at Camp Gibbs.

Soetrunks echtold explained.tne provisions ‘a compl of thy amended national defense act

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THE TRON MOUNTAINNEWS, TRON MOUNTAIN, MICHIGAN

Feller’s. No-Hit Hurling Features Above-Par Baseball Opening © Lefty Grove

RUNNING FOR FIFTH TERM

Bob’s Curve

Just Misses

|Bit Off But

Perfect Game

Good Enough

(By The Associated Press) Bob Feller, the Iowa farm boy, tered baseball's: hall of fame yer

Knights To

HE'LL MISS HIS QUOTA

Hold Tourney In Iron River

Michigan Bell jelephone teams ntal and six other prising diviston| im ail-seven-cltles, curve ant "breaking the way I annual "Lelepho! wanted tournament.” eaea't ac he teams In two divisions. maine | "being Ancetious, There Is.n0 and construction, will take Tals modenty In the makeup of tna tenance to their respective alleys at 8 o'clock

TRON RIVER, Apt. 17-~The 196 curnament of the Knights oF Caltmbas of Nosthtrs un and upper Michigan will be held ron River next April, Je Haydon, grand knight betes ase nounced.

Haydon extended the invitation, for the toucnament to be held here wal event Sunday In Mer ri Wise and the Invitation, wed promptly ap rove It Is expected that between 25 and 35 teams will compete here.

Mountai sey the maintenance bra F Mountain, Ironwood and Soa have Squads alto in the construction dle Be vision ‘Bob Feller Feached tase on At the conclusion aitth an error, “E think I've been faster several frame in the various elles through times.” he explained.

“Of course that strong wind behind me helped me faster,

Big Fordham Tackle Signs With Packers GREEN BAY. Wis, Apr. 1T—Raye mond Riddick, who played three seasons of tackle and end at Forde Gre n Bay Packer contract for 1940, ty, has been signed to &

masterpiece, the Cleveland Yndians won 1-0 to fnat start In the Amer-

sixth with a four-bagger, but Ival Gooden, the Red's center fielder, tame with a rou trp ow inthe eighth. waif tron’s, bi league Dasepels firat bit. was as luscious. as eprine’s first strawberry ‘and -the

1131 Tops : Tron Mountain “/ABCS cores

BOX SCORES AMERICAN LEAGUE

pelowr the record 248,010 of 1911 DETROIT, Apr. T—(Spacial, to better than any beginning since 9 world Champion New York van Tmmerseel's 863 In singles, Yankees were beaten. were home runs and eae ments with umpires and terdi ree ee

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‘of the trophy is they praised him for three Tees the 1G decision over the Chieago by ‘Thewinning three teams representing, the White Sox. local exchange antl stated to Toil| Rollie Hemsley, Feller's catcher on Tron Mountaia alleys t0nicht are Maintenance selth the winning run, sald he had eam Xo, 1 seen the young righthai Jaci fet But’ "he Wis never a bette? bere. Ait Now altcher he's he's got everything.” m No. othe jun me onal the dressing roeta in tha ly se liam Feller. waiting (0 (ei ber Tantbun oe from the uproar inside, It wasn't the first time she had witnessed the unusually involving young Bob, Mother's day she spectators in BASEBALL

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uniformly fine fh one of: yesterday's elght games lift» ed the 1940 Inaugural to a hi port's opening memory of old dave. time wun about everyining exert per sent to make

TIMNER SALE i of Conservation STATE oF MICHIGAN,

| Fight-Team

Softball Loop In Prospect

was assured his mother was not seiously injured he r to the mound and cone tunued his pitchingjo Feller joined the Indians in 1936, a ind of 16 without ever ever pitched in a minor league gam

League South Side Cash va. Eagle |!”

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0 4/" Since then he has won SS ga selin's vs. Miller's Grill ad an even Feller Fans Eight 9 5 | while losing 30. He led the An do Cudiips Druga va, von PlatArmotdl pieced to Fellers marvelous explolt over- pait ISL.212, Ernest 212 and 181 for a 6041n 9 2\teague in vietories last year with en-Fox shadowed all the others, of course. ether doubles, Frank gris 324 0 0 ] 20nd hak fea in strikeouts thé past 9 100), Riverside Clob ya, Voliwerthrs He struck out eight and was gen- the brought the duo's scote to ©0 61] | twoAlthough seasons no other pitches In mode 01 1003| Best Brothers vs. Combination AM wes the bly figure in. Van "00 neh was expected t I's SBD singlet core. Arn- zBatted for Smith in,yn, n times ever tossed a no-hitier to] Se towne 1 om! his spring training efforts, Three oldl was next Cleveland 00 000-1 open tha diamond season, on. Apri! | Shc" ] tor) COMMERCIAL LEAGUE timer vefore the, 2t-year-old Van Yewterday's wit scores: Chicago s 19, 1900, Morris L, Amole pitched | Now Yo; TD gi 00) Standings: wo. speed ad come blea: Mehaify Weatherly. an £80 victory for Buttalo over Quality Cleaners wood of this goal without E, Flaminio .. 194 191 246 631 batted In Hemsiey, Two band nit |Detco in. the first game when the | YESTERDAY'S SCORES Sally A a 6 But tls tine he made Van Tmmerseel 157 206 137 300 Mack. hit—Hemiiey. | American was still @ minor circut., | Amettean Ln Hughit Stoeet Stagket Via. 7 ut any great pltchtal 1131 Stolen base mes, along E, Arnoldi play— jorton easmington 0 ra Pe 5s 7 .

604 Kuhel_uttassisted “Kunel, Double will nes bases — Philadelphin %, New York 1 Gola 8 8 Cleveland, 7; Chicago, 6. Buse on| SPORTS innings) Beanz Broiheea 3.2 it no-hitter In the balls—Olf Feller, 5; off Smith. 2 St. Louis 5. DETROIT 1 HTML —Gualty Ge a «+, majore ince Monte. Pearson tamed 1, Moront Struck outaby Feller, 8: by smith, | ROUND UP Cleveland i, Chicago 0.

Gusre an 2 ps6 Morrinon the Tribe for the Yankees August 8, H i t s Off Smith 69 eleht in s on or 21, 1938, 4) Unblier Gelseln’ “McGowan and | NEW YORK. Apr. 17<up—Feed | Broo Fans came 20, eae, to getting A Gyretinc that a lot Motte Tine ime! von special! Hee'li the invest on | Pmilagelpnia two no-hitter of them probably “rnuld full bel nie Bimslesh: Colonel E.R y Pittsburgh 8 St. Loul shaking if they bad kn AB RIES | ng mut his footdown andif the GAMER TOMORROW I was going Tor while Feller, wae working!

3 3 the rece tn fasl—he igo to sae Rew Yr arn . carefully toward the first no-hil Laz Cleveland at Chica opening game modern major, 0 3/c) ks.|__“"Roston at Washington nnals Lefty Grove wat 1 1 4) Basebal ‘opener will | St, Louls at DETROIT. in the ton Senators Into.

1 4| come out of Ebbets fleld Friday’ ». | Natlomal League si cenota and didn't allow tem 2 1almee. my De:| CHICAGO at Cincina tl niarle until the eighth inning. Fin3 6|shong, ex-Yank, to do this years) Pitishurciat St.3 Len Teammate’s error unsettled baseball comeback, (MIlwau- | Philadelphia at New 3 prize kee to Bro oklyn, 1 games scheduled tcl 1 ator scratch safeties, but Attention, Tulane: Botton col MILWAUKEE at Columbus, the 1-0 vietory fof the Boston Red you six Ka y at Toledo, Minneapolis at Loutavi washing, F._D. BR. Sees Game To Finish St. Paul wt Indlanapolls the receiving end. ‘Three victories "The show was absorbing ae Big Ten Nines Split three eentare Averaging 212 in it an Non-League Games {boosted the Quality win column to falls ss that grid j 14, marred by only one defeat.

FIGHTS Did. somesody tay br | In the other two matches, StandCHICAGO, Apr. avd Printing shut out Brant Broth Nobody fn Oklahoma had © (By The Associated Presa) and Hughitt Street Market took sean Peppa Ma zi oe NEWYORK Lenny Mancini, 135, fers (wo from Sally Anna! until th ards thro Youngstown, ©. outpointed Joey The Balthnore, “Orioles Fontana, 14%, Brooklya, (8). Maxie | The ‘Quallty crew led the team an haya sone ive learue tn action yesterdé Shapiro, 129, New York, outpointed | division 4with the evenin, odore “Olson, ex Dart Bobby 'Rullin, 121%, Bridgeport, rivals and two were defeated. Wis xBatted for Newso: mouth; Eddie Collins, dr, ex-Yale Conn., (8), onto mein, Hed with Titinels for first 2Batted for Thomai inthe circu MIAMI, Fila. fony Musto, 197.

IS sesseeeeee+ 000 021 110—5 decision to Western’ Michigtn State Chicago, and Buddy Knox, 187%, «.

00 | Teachers rand, Chleago bowed to Detroit Errors—York, Higgins, Runa bal Notre Purdue detented rindiay, 4 t0.3 tet IneGeronberg, Swift adele Los A see ed Joe Ybaringe. Two base hite— and Indiana crush Pauw by Judni teats, Onan Catt, Qual. Cieaners . 891 923 BTL 2685 Bartell, Radeilff, Home run—Judatte HOUSTON: Tex Jor Parle & 4 Be m0 jce—Strange. Double Conference teams renew thtl “ane nie pointed Billy Colbert, 515, Jumbo 474, to Tebbet!s to York tention Friday when five series of play~Bartell 2 ier, Houston, ¢10). $30, Paity 560, Pete S77. A and| 0 scheduled, 11- | Lett on basen Louis & Detroit ie outatandlcghetwine atapiay two games each 462, yn balls—Off Colfms Prothro .

Knoxville he | nols and Towa, both -undeteated, in the National| Tomassonl 479, Valent SR dona: fan vent Dos a‘wire asking if he Irlumph over Pau New meet each o' consin plays ait Newiom 4 off Thomas 1. Struck Peninsula Softball aon 510, was ashamed to the York Giants, Walter Kirby Higbe, Michigan, ‘Notthwestern meets’ Chile out—By Coftman 5, by Newsom Stand, Printing 884 Ott at - Ba south with his clut Purdue plays Indiana: and Hits—Otf Newsom, T In seven: ine Conference Called 2496 nings; off Thomas, 3 In two, Wild fo Missa plays Ohio State.

Must be In the blood. Lou Dun- NEGAUNEE, Apr. 1T—A meeting oe, Gingrass pitch—Coffman. Losing pitcher— chs Navajo bridge, only span across ‘Newsom, ninsula soft!

Miller out 10 going Into the eighth In- -| the Colorado river far 1000 miles, beet oH, LEAGUE ning, when rool kle, Mickey Witek has a single arch 616 feet, « span NATIONAL jeago: ABREC Baltimore Monday night with bobbie’ & double, play chance, ant of B35 feet and rises 457 feet from 4 2 win.

Gus Suhr surface of the water, The bridge club rooms of the Negaunee Sport | 5 4 3 €r_ onto ae “oof the Fighideld the Is In Arizor x tot guessperting | ing rlub.

4 3 grand: ‘The purpose of the conference Is .

4 2 we've sene in a long tim ‘lank Bees ‘A general round table discussion to turned in by" Art Carter of the Dallassandro, If « 4 4 lay and said that he never felt rookiyn’s Whitlow Wyatt, enable the upper peninsula group to | — (Ont) Russell, Ib + 3 6 Chatham great righthander last season until|"be iter. jay plans before th etal officials than &| month a He had reason to feel good, for ‘odd, 3 3 More je wrenched his knee and “had to yesterday the Escanaba meeting Apr alled he a 5 quit for the season, shut out the Teaguye in the upstate re- te Patterson 221, | Re 3 1 Boston; Toronto edge Chicago; Boston Bees 5-0 on five hits, gion is invited to send an official or Liter: rain Sacha i Robertson 195, a caine day's blgget turnout, 49,417 over the Washington Senators and imager, The meeting starts at 2:30 c Detroit to nip Americans; Tor- o'clock, fait. had to watch ad 9. Re-hnier Up. to the elghth ‘onto to trim Detroit and RanAre Fleminio 200, tty Fi gers to eliminate Toronto. iriiyen” he sald, “the old arm fects!

18, Pete Flaminio ZU. Valentl 196 mighty fine, But I'm aa tae Johnson 190, D, Friewelton 220, C. It the Phils get any kind of bex| Kansas City Favored discard-| use it like T w 30, Fe Fickalton 0, office break this year, prexy Gerry a week bet 193, Gregory 214, na ea Nugent plans to bring In the 19}5 |To Repeat For Title Shel i80, Crisplgraisn team (only Philly ci manip | team) and pit It against the 1940 COLUMBUS. Ohio. Apr. 17—uP crew » » » If anybody wants to open ity w loday as a future book, we'll take the old theoverwhelming lavorite ot baseThree Pittsburgh pitchers n-| Team Seeking Games writers to win its secon hand through orbined in holding the fearsome) said," runnieg Mis 01 000-1 Jn the steal Industry, 2 “pass” ball tive American ssociation cham ee corsa Redbird sluggers to seven hits, but] Bs grey hale aa HTIGO, Wis, Apr, 17—The season. rolls through pionahip this ‘A teammate asked’him whettier Runs~ which°7 rolled steel travels, oui ran UySui reat ‘Twenty-six members of the AA | Badger Mills softball team, booking writ ipter indicated they were night games for Tue he wasn't a lttle tieapeinied ¥, Mi tore help when Cecil Travis got the first hit a Base on balls—Ott Lee, 1. Struck jand Sunday nights throughout the GRO" in the eighth inning, and spoiled out—By Lee 2.by Derringer 3. Um the men et Bill Meyer now instead summer season, a ceeking response SAUASHINGTON. at: It phish x b McCormick. | pires—Magerkurth, Barr and ter waiting until the firing, which | from teams in upper Michigan. no-hit game, ny wre zs E tt Teenie Trove: for daisa must back on his 20 years In baseball to-| bad luck.’

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aximim stump height; 18° above the’ snow eve the ground oF A Brush toe lopped and seats ni sxcoed Jee in donthe 5 tered ‘Operations under permits lanued it Of (his sale will termi Suhr, Pub huriln: tt reject any and: alt laters incoerus Gomes shtopad Glants 31 lative to the Chubby Dean, Athletics — Scat Division, Lane n, Escanaba, scan {six DMS ant knocked home with fy 10th TEA, Director K' witaeae hun, Pirates-Paced 15 hit attnck agains: Cardinals with thre riving in two runs #0. fl Derringer, Buck MeCormick and Ival Goodman, MeleCorina Con of Derringer's six-hlt pitching and homers by McCormick and x 4, 21. ept seven Detrolt nits well scattered as teammates pounded out vt Whitlow Wyatt, re—Shut out Bees with tive hits There are 400 lenses in the eye BE The common Merve thy,

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NEW YORK, Apr. 17—-Up—War stocks worked through a darrage of Jater—ad~ tentang. vanced as much ax two points, cat rying most of the market to higher ground.

There were 5 rarly rises which melted In the heat of noonday trading and a tong period of indecisiveness followed, to be bro} toward the close by 4 burst of ors ing orders, ‘Trades spproximated 900,000 share Every section of activity was colored by the struggle ‘Orways traders basing their Sudgment al: jusively on predictions as or allled might would prevail In the st on Niet crafts, coppers and papate consenuentiys received Ine Hon's share af attention. alr lines si than two points-on ment of a propored afjering «of new common stock, Alding the coppers Improved earn was a prediction of paper Mining Ings for A\ company, by Cornelius F, Kelley president. a commod!tes Improved allehtly’ unchangedto and corn was and Amsterdam were firm, but Paris was weak ee Provisions Grains Laine and PRanthem CHICAGO, Apr. 1 P— Clone Wheat 100%, LS 1.08% 62% 638. oh 2 38 Mi 1.08 LOTS 5

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{ng the Seandinaviano are plenty of indleatioas Reve that Nash Reports Sales {he ‘Allieg stil have not given. Ot Of Cars. At Peak | dhverhglepar4

eck: Yugoslav destinees. Transshipment of at least part of the copper and 1 loads into Austrian Germany [H4-a-foregone.

‘The diplomatic consensus [n York Balkan circles |s precere the war in ast Europe is premature, The ‘elligevent who asks howd je or mill —1n readiness for a second med World: War II hi really been nothing but a catch-ascatch-can world blockade, Germai perfected the diplomatic front for an incursion into the Safeway Stores 51 It the order is not veioed by con.

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The Allies never Schenley Distill 13 gress, It because tm secure life line— jears Roebuck . 86' sfaet will hesitate to. repudiate ly, whether In victory or deShell Un Oil...

Wrigley prospective nominee on this grave Issue at this time. The pros Yell Tr & Gas aa third term has suddenly supplied a jas Corp 9 Yng Sh & T new weapon tor-White hotise-con~ Aviation Corps B of Weygand. His ‘Turkish ally will trol of Capitol hill Zonith Radio probably dectine the Initiative that Rald Loco Ct ESTIMATE — State Department ‘will start elther Germany or-Russ Zonlte Prod .

Balt & Ohio ws cconomic experts regard Hitlers at-| moving Beatrice Cream ux RBS tuck on Norway a Briefly, neither Allied nor Ge: Mum Co. ation, tn thelr orinten. it was neces General Staffs have yet Bering Airplane Es ‘Am Gas & by a slowly strangling block- achieved the picture of August 1914 Borden Co Ark, Nat Gas A 2 sitated Mie in the Seandigavian and Balkan where the lineup of each Balkan Borg a b Avian % T. a Briggs Mf 2% e 2a ower was a pretty safe assump Blu’ dg Gv pe 43% 1 Der fuehrer must nave oll and tion, Studebaker Co: a Budd Mita ceeve 5M | Geabam Pee 15/16 It ix still a very unscientific 5 iron ore to Cities Sve Budd Wn 54 [Gt Nor 1 Oct. 15 spite Intense game in both belligerents fs Gt Nor Rypt .. 25 tomestie.exploitaiton,, German would rather test strength in Calumet & Hee. § | Grayhouna C posits and scrap supplied only one- dinavia. The oniy foreseeable result Can Dry G Ale. 21 third of the Reich needs In peace 10 @ Balkan initiative ts that, the 4 [Hecker Prod +» 10% Canad Pacitic . 5 years. The British blockade had cut war will becom 1, Without North Amer Co 22% | Tex Pac LT i Homestake «11 53%5% | North 50 CO en veeee a olng Into the st ros and Pacific - 8% | Tide Wat A 01 ile 51% Eatrpli Trae fonts neither kde wants. to open ox j mk Det Axles 434, Celanese Corp « 3% hat’ flood gate until possession of Sw ol Oho".

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5% [Ohio Oil vs Mm a4 Ce . the Scandinavian keystone nears & he can ship decision. {he Baltle when the Bothe TEMPTED—All_ possibility that becomes Icwfree next part of that supply some 700 ships of the Danisn merhas been promised to Great Britain chant fleet will shift to a neutral

by Sweden. Berlin's oll imports flag and escape war stutus is out of trom Rumania have fallen far below the pleture. Apparently the captains expeCtATIONE 25,000 tony for Janus of the scattered ships all hit uj ary and February as against the Whirligig “News Behind The News’* promised 160060 tons = month. AR

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Zitat the Constitution protected « Washington citizen of a group in the exercise of y Ray Tucker CHICAGO, Apr, 17—UR—Wheat DEVELOPMENTS American these rights, against prices backed down fractionally to- naval and military experts are place, any time. It doesn’t. Tt imply provides that congress shall not day from the highest levels pass a law abridgin; enjorm} future contracts now lsted on the ment een quoted In more they have * “covered”: be tor of the European struggle. 1 Is S. Code merely itemiz3 the condithan two years, sons lions under which the BIM of Rights expected to suggest many Rains that amounted to downs for straightening and modifyin some localities and were spread throughout most of the grain our own aystem of national de-| belt represented the principal selt- fense, ‘The staylng power of the British| ing factor. to absorb above noijormal receipts = Navy will dgicrmine whether the cause of liquidation of 1939 grain United States must undertake the unit and (2) the editoriml antivice A has been held under govert costly construction of two-oeran crurade concerned local rather than fleet, Under present conditions, our Federal hme, ‘The case did not ment loans e harv vole ngressional action ‘Traders who accepted, profits ald ships patrol the Pacific, w' sini Meivli of religious. liber: Bull guards Atlantic ‘enara stock supplies very he: anclent controversy, of capital yes- ties slow for western ay be set ‘Some lawyers believe the court an early sels against airplanes mi alightly weaker, for norther: Stock Tabled frequently after” cent. tled In Norse waters. Hitler's abile fects the fegal code ahowld be brand all varieties market about steady on slump of almost a wheat key enemy five cars, ity to land troop! pest stock, Sacked per cwl. ports, to repulse dislodging parties 5. No. to % And to maintain his overseas forces © jurists did't tay #0, purzics the ester= cent lower, cont |particularly vital matter to us experts, The court hax not usually July y about slipping advicr to day's finish.

May legislative 08 US. No, 1, washed, en mnoreithan = propaganda a has ng Sota sandiand section round ‘ene SoH tyte lower, amazed our naval tacticial u CONTROL—Pretldent Roosevelt's Mat ne aeek Unieresting devotee order al ng the Air Sa nt Beaten telemopine the trlumpns washed few sales US, No, method of “ialo Aoronautics per cent. USN Authority into the Desed iy L10675, U. S.No. 1 Denmark and Norway Diet Liter: early Ohios car 75 per work= partment of Commerce nar wite por 40; California long whites tourist Wiss sudceniy hitical angies.

SeNo. 1. washed 140-14 le ., continro und whites US. ‘No. 1, car is that It id paras ‘The b, sacks Lone whites US. mobilized at ke} 1.55; new stock—supplies liberal. dev lyzed de were defies tie will of congress us exreinforced by thousands of soldiers track asles and rack oolen Itab Weak s reported ‘The dit50 Ib, sacks Texas bliss but the Bee Arde wait eanceed to Mexico ath America, where mpathizers of potential invader : MAP PUZZLE || preponderate In some Army PICTURE Answer to PreviousPest 10 Pertaining to count HORIZONTAL on Hitler's Scandinw IL Manner of

spot" will be the Balkans, especially Yugoslavia, But there are definite case In waters removed from Euro¢ moves—extended pean trouble.

The fritisn Teplied tat the orlaholds, The ships possi ie boca ige at home and abrogd may suffer.

Fy will not be re« He may also endanger important venturing, fram present vessels t The Scandinavians Fre Hable {0 capture. cannot continue to send Germany meat and dairy products un!

New York waterfran British ruling there S, supporters for the jst -be hard G—-Simultancously WIth if International inc England’ naval and military the cutUhroat competition e ning, Ambassador Lothian Shippers reluctant to launched & social biltzkrieg at the play the game would have had their Capital Pe ariish Embassy has long hands forced by the shipping benefs aceruing to rivals. ‘There were been noted for is exchuslveness 11s neglect of the social amenitle Mts grateful sighs when the British anthe chances indifference to big IMeures In’ the nouncement killedommiasion wo thatbe ant} the Mariti diplomatic, political, Journalistic I financial circles here, But now the | tempted into a flock of Ughts burn late in the imitation DISTORTED—While there's no castle on swanky Massachusetts criticizing feeling is of motives the Avenue six nights a week. The| t ystall Envoy is working ov time on his BankAmerican assignme on the one nelgnborIng neutral [0 supply those nourly New York nalletina joan which #0 much busi= iy Richard Waldo and eared. The money, boys are Gabriel Vou! . peak Rory PREMATURE —With put mnintrnta- raid maine » gensore

lays of Marc and in the Ike period of Inst April they numbered 2917.

‘A continued Increase in retail dis: for-the-tiret-third-ot-April already has been reported by all di« visions of General Motors, corpora Mon, Maat authorities tn the trade ct the present sal to'rench its peak around the fiat week in May. Last year the top of the spring sales volume was reached in March,

Poultry CHICAGO, Apr. 17—GP—Poul live, 31 trucks, stdady to firm; Rend ‘over-5- Ibe, under leghorn hens 14; springs under, Iba. plymouth rock 22; ducks, 4 Ibs, up, colored 16%, white me ‘small white 1444; turkeys, hens 1 capone, 7 Tbs. up 24, under 7 Ibs, 2b Other prices unchanged.

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It generally known that ausing wesini days certain Ammer banks offered lusn returns to Swedhan enking. correspondents who would talk cold turk when describing Russian operations.

Whether because of fear of the Swedish Government, or loyalty to t private cables echoed the inflated official dis-

patches, that ‘had been on U.S treets for

ne travesty on bona fide news ts taking place all over again—the foeal once more, Is Stock: reasons disBe subject 19 The remalning neutral power politics to reinsown position, It's a valiant American correspondent, who can leg it far enough from quarters to find an sapuarded "aes graph office, FEINT—Our more pessimistic observers are not so fearful of direct Involvement in the transatlantic trouble as they are that the U, S, will be up against a blitzkrieg decision in the Orient, drawn heavy destroyer units from apore and Shanghal for Medi terrancan stations. The Alexandrian aval base. has been reinforced. by ships that have never nitherto been Asiatic fleet

from Malay Joint Allied fleets of the East based for high mobility toward: possibie concentration In the Aegean cs fticais are reported In Bressure on Tadien, ‘The In the voring the Al would revert t Tye Allien araeeailed upon fort Mediterranean plan, Should Holland become involved, the sharps here predict that Japan will go down to ratect’ | cision in such event w Washington | upon ipon an American public that has never had as muen-as a magazin poll on what they would hike lo see done about i

Other prices unchanged.

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pension tail to his political kite y without any’ authorize tion from me: 7 ie New York presidential asple ant, nete for one of his mmalor can.

P a pre: Conference that William Ife MeMar. ters announced yesterday at Boston he was endorsing Dewey anid entering a slate of olf age pensiatn candi dates inMansacncstts presidential eimary Ap ave never, met MeMasters:* Dewey snapped “and his aeqlon wholly any authostzation@ from ‘me.

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The SByearokd district atlorney gecllnee Sura conmnoent, asdnet he would have nsions in an address ‘Saturday at the day snaking hands with party workers a ferring with business and labor

‘Minutes of Special Mosting of Commission of the Village of kine @ eet to order and roll war called.‘Prevent Evensdh, Howard, Fort antl, Machus. Absent, n President Forgatte pated iat that purpose of 1 in tow WPA projects.

An electrical Journeyman’s license was granted to Hugo Erikkson of 1211 Kimberly Avenue.

‘A tavern license was granted to Henry W. Patrick at 1159 Soutn Care@ penter Avenue.

‘Moved by Howard and support

by Evenson that the request of the Works Progrets Administration for the sum of SI for U maintenance of the Chapin Lane WPA headquarters, be granted. Mo tin carried.

‘The Commission then recessed proposed and Inspected variou WPA projects. e¢ being no further busine! the meeting was unanimously ade@ journed.

Joe Forgette, President. ©. A, Miller, Clerk.

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42 Gemis of TORS. our military men he Lito decentralize the ir a pelween the Al and th Rockies._ in event of tis that sistance from Northern Montana thence East

OOKS:- OVER HIS HAWKS—The ltalinn air force 1s considered to be cast In an Importang ‘MUSSO} mm during a recent ine role In Premier Mussolini's war plans, Above, M Duce’ (right, foreground) spection of Italian fliers at Rome.

‘aBritish and & put nck ‘of « two-ocean Navy army. cohesive, trained, milllon-man mi @ that icture a reality.of any interventionist That's what avy background will tell —The supreme court's failure handicaps the iverties cempalgn. Tt ed m complete restudy of and statutor of worship. ss and the right of peaceful Tt hae beercomfortably-nssumed except by, masters of legal niceties 93

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DERS— unexplained —#ent the Itallan navy om spring SUDDE! squadrons of Italian ships Uke puaneusers crate than those above ro straten Mealverteas pon ss A ported concentrated st the Dodea Tan: ds, off Turkey, near Suez alladding.up t the ominous question: that Duce about to ene ter the war at-last?

OMINOUS WAR CLOUDS“gatheped in the DMediterrahean’s akies as the Ttallan navy suddenly sped to 4 strategic posts In premature “s fing maneuvers.” Destroyers, like this Naples flotilla, led the unexpected act

THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN, MICHIGAN

{EDNESDAY, ‘APRIL 17, 1 940.

‘Litzner was allowed fo retumto St. have the county share in the cost. Minor Revision Of carried 17 ‘Ignace shortly after being dat but Duby ‘ept at the ry city Ja Farm Program Asked Funda For School and t urned over to Prosecuting At+ foSAULT MARIE—Sault board WASHINGTON, Apr. 17—(— 100 torney Edward Fenian. No charges of educationSTE,recelved wor have | been placed against Duby, re. | Secretary.

Wallace has asked cone Telephone 701 Mende are avaliable Tor the re. make 21 "minor moditice duction of individual farms which Re construction of the Park school Alrport Project Approved not be subject to marketing in the farm pro Dart | ‘would en iraltatione MENOMINEE— The purchase. of which was recently destroyed by )tions” to meet complains. ‘hat The AAA ‘An ral ould p permit tobacco: WANTED—FEM ALA HELP Prentiss My D ac res of Jand in jenomi- fire as too Tr . of St, Ignace, was artvine ‘of | #ct_ + SCHEDULE OF BATES nee a Per ait ge Megenlnes growers, who have voted over= ‘The agree parent chtet oe AZ mR GENERAL county airpor 1 was approved by the the eltantion by. U. 8, Goramlesionet at the same thme reaffirmed'h’ whelminely for marketing quotes ANTE of two, RO | fo a word for one ‘ducation J. W. Stu te county board, contingent upon the during the past tw years. to apBY oat Florence. tn’ the crop control rosea prove P 80 a word for two consecutive for more city’s sharing In the cos To al Cost ator Brown suggested that the Ine Tief sald that its first full year of than one Year Timitations insertions Wo! WANTS | WORK: | surance mani sponsor's and ve altport land.

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'S10,100, of at a tse ‘operation convinced him ‘that It aay. APhone 420. between $ a the couitty board agreed to contribution for materials and that would “enable farmers gradually to #0 a word for three consecw 2 works solve their most pressing problems 500, leaving 34,500 as the applicati dvs share. ‘The county board's ac- progress administration for labor to of ageicultural conservation and ad= 100 a, word for ala consecutive MISCELLANEOUS Bargains Holdup Man tion i contingent an the. participa~ rebuild the structure. , atertions it" tion « f the the purchase, The and moscted 10 try 1 Into Accepting $2 ‘When ads are Inserted for funeral ceremonies among pre sal met with opposition trom theDuring sald to be eloping. consecutive days then the onew Indians of Ecuador, a widow nuns, Naard members ‘who that Miss Litzner was regi P 17-W)—Mrs. MILWAUKEE, Ap insertion je of !3c a word apsings the names of ali tha foods questi oned the y for the ese ted as a good -aize | Katherine Phelps Is fablishmment af anew ard larger alt= Wked by her departed husband white dens, suggested the" AAA | REE. State “poli sine /Sargaine ‘Minimum order, 38¢ When a holdup man entered her girl's father, Louft Litzner, Miss por! warer the clly, The motion to oC Wwar allye: re # Errors should be reported immethat she ‘rand him all the money In Red Ryder diately. No she replied that made for more ‘than one incorrect BOAT PLANS FREE. SEE LEWIS the would register, wet eaeTERS give him $1 and no more.

LET OF TLL TLS 7, JUN maT? G. Eisele. srWEAY, ind alk he RANGER. He shook his hea Sou Wy MEANS oo eee weltomes reports on Landscaping service. Thos, | wanted OD UP? at least $10. | wanteds that are not strictly Bluem, phone 52 At length she tossed $2 0 ‘bona fide: : 4-15-6t | counter, and. sald: “this is nal, -2O-OF | That's all you get m ‘The man picked up the money and FOR S4LB recloe vou tints shop. Sundlivs fled. . e, 34 Fulton, Phone FRESH |PASTEURIZED | SKIM Hadla oe per guilon, Bring your ESCAPES BOMBS fe comtiner, Summit Dat RUSSELL 3 BATH REPRESENT. Ste ATSt ing: Iwhukee .

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Rat ‘Terriers, 220 ark Way St, Breitung.

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