Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 30

THE STATE JOURNAL, LANSING. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST IS. 1942 THIETT mm paper A World at War STATE LEGI01 MEET How It Looks from 'Upstairs' HELDBYGERMANS in CH HOSTAGES HOUSE BURNS TOMORROW is fjp 1,000 May Be Executed in Streamlined Convention Be One Man Killed, Several Injured; Damage Is Set At $80,000 Lsh Qfir SOVIET RUSSIA rfJf 'Vjp8 isusft i Kamchatka CANADA 7 io.i AFRICA A7 INDIA I 'TV Hawaiian is ATLANTIC Kl 'iJ-'wr OCEAN Wtt 0CAN fXuSTRAUj 0CEM aMERa jo1 I 1 I I II I VfNEW fc ARGENTINA I KALAMAZOO, Aug. 13 (JP) Fire-ae- poured -water today on the DX? regains of an $80,000 paper fire that kled one fire-fighter last zzhi and 'which Chief Frank Atta estnates will continue to smoulder I2T perhaps another month. Tne fire burst forth in the ware-noiise the Sutherland Paper com-pary about 8:30 p.

m. and raged tnroueh 4.0O0 tons of waste paper. Hirrev Kuiper. an employe of the was trapped and killed wr-en cne wall of the large structure collapsed and toppled over on him. other fire-fighters are in hospitals today with in-Seven others were overcome moke, including Fireman Jacob l.vafs.

who first was reported but who was later discovered in undanaged comer of the build-ir-s where he had gont to recover In placing the damage at S80.000 a ompany spokesman said the con-rents of the building were a total IJKE. Xfsst ef the flames were extin- by blackout-time at 10 p. ru: hnge billows of smoke be-shroud-tc tne city throughout the night. Suiper is survived by the wife and One cf the men overcome was Tm Balch. employe who has been a star pitcher for the company base-call team in the city industrial G.en Graham, company manager, recalled that a fire 12 years ago.

originating from spontaneous combustion, burned three days pfore it wa extinguished. The deepest place in an ocean yet jr.d is off the island of Mindanao. the Philippines, where a sounding ci 35.400 feet has been reported. ZEALAND 90- 180- 90- hon gZS When a coast guard patrol plane drops a depth charge into the sea, this is the impression the coast guardsmen on the plane get, for this picture was made from a patrol plane which dropped a depth charge on what might have been a submarine. (United States coast guard photo from Associated Press.) Newly Prepared School Bulletin Asks Temperance in All Things' tin sent to each school superintend Mon.

11 to 9 P. M. Tuesday, 10 to Free Delivery on Orders of $4 or Over One Delivery Daily at 10 A. M. Tuday'i Purchase Delivered Tomorrow) The state department of public instruction Thursday completed work on a bulletin for use in the schools of Michigan to teach temperance "temperance in all things." Dr.

Eugene B. Elliott, superintendent of public instruction, said the bulletin would urge and outline a program for gauging the temperance teachings to the age and capabilities of the pupils, starting from their earliest school days. "Temperance education cannot stop with the schools." the bulletin stated. "If such education is to be successful, it must represent the cooperative effort of the home, school and community." Recognize Difficulties He said he recognized that where parents are not temperate persons, difficulties would arise and that some communities lack the facilities to solve their snare of the promem. but that it is a worthwhile goal lor which to strive.

Elliott ordered copies of the bulle- LIQU0R LAW VIOLATOR RELEASED FROM PRISON DETROIT, Aug. 13 (JP) Emanuel (Rough 'Manuel) Badaiamenti, former Monroe, poolroom operator who served a four-year term in Milan federal detention prison for con spiracy to violate the liquor laws, was free today alter taKing a pauper's oath that he had no property with which to pay a $5,000 fine. Badalamenti was convicted with 18 others, most of them Toledo resi dents, in 1939. The government charged his poolroom at Monroe served as a distributing station for untaxed liquor which an alcohol ring shipped from Chicago into Indiana, Ohio and Michigan. His term at Milan ended July 12, with time off for good behavior, and, with the fine still unpaid, he served 30 days additional before ap nearine before United States Com missioner J.

Stanley Hurd here Wednesday to take the pauper's oath. Hurd warned Badalamenti that should he acquire property, he still would owe the government the $5,000 fine. Yes -You ent and each library in Michigan. He said committees representing ca pable interested persons compiled the bulletin. Physical effects of over-indulgence are stressed in the document, which emphasizes that the conception ot temperate living must be broad enough to embrace temperance in eating, drinking, working and rec reation.

Dealing with the subject of in dulgence in alcoholic beverages, the bulletin says there is no- evidence that moderate use of strong drink has any effect on the life span. It deals exhaustively with dangers oi immoderate use, however, and points out that classes in biology, general science, physiology, hygiene, history, home nursing, home making, ath letics and many other subjects offer ideal avenues for the teaching of temperance "in all things." State Briefs MONROE (P) Mary Alice Duro cher, 21, employe of the bomber plant at Willow Run, died Wednesday night of injuries suffered earlier in the day in an automobile accident while on her way home from work. DETROIT (JP) Representatives of Harper hospital, using detector instruments, searched today for $7,000 in radium missing since Wednesday morning. The radium, declared to be only a small part of the hospital's supply, was contained in six platinum needles. HARBOR SPRINGS (Pt William Quinland, negro, son of Dr.

W. S. Quinland of Meharry Medical college at Nashville, drowned while bathing in Little Traverse bay Wednesday. The young man had been working on a lake boat during the summer. JACKSON (P) A proposed ordinance providing $300 fines or 90 days in jail for vehicle drivers who permit scrap metal, glass or nails to fall on the streets was given first reading by the city council Wednesday.

Motorists had complained that such stuff had fallen from trucks. Can Reprisal for Wrecking of Nazi Troop Tram LONDON, Aug. 13 UP D-Jtch. circles sought news today of the fate of 1.000 Dutch hostages held by the Germans for the wrecking of a German troop train near Rotterdam last Friday. Unless the persons responsible are apprehended by midnight Friday', the Germans have announced, hostages will be executed in reprisal.

It was not clear whether tne Germans intended executing just some of the hostages. Ir would be the first recorcec exe cution of hostages in the Netherlands. Thus faf there is no information that the wreckers either have surrendered of their own accord or have been handed over by Dutch police. A London dispatch bv the Neth erlands news agency gave the num ber of hostages as 1300.1 Names of more than 300 of the hostages have reached London. Most of them were taken from, northern Holland.

The list inchices many teachers, scientists, and doctors, and several police commissioners, among them Prof. W. J. Asaei- bergs of Leyden university. Professor Donkerswolt of Amsterdam univer sity, the former Dutch Minster C.

Gellissen. and Alderman Krcprran of Amsterdam. Dutch circles said the situation was causing tension throughout the Netherlands, but they did not believe the Dutch people would surrender the saboteurs even to halt the execution of the high personages among the hostages. (CCB WEE LTD JOG BLAME BECAUSE A BIG PERCENTAGE OF SCHMIDT'S BOTTLE CAPS HAYE BEEN CALLED INTO WAR PRODUCTION TO HUP BEAT THESE 3. AND IN BOTTLES AT BETTER PLACES Whether in bottles or on tap Schmidt's is still that dV-iiciaus, low-calorie beverage of moderation.

In bottles or on tap if a cooling, refreshing, liquid food good for you. In bottles or on tap Schmidt' is a light, yet full bodied beer The Natural Brew with that wonderful nat ural flavor. MY i nitrTinu rn un but 1 THESES A nun mionnw SCALE AT EQUATOR 0 I00O 2000 3000 NAUTICAL MILES UEBCATOR HOJtCTIOM Over-all Axis strategy was seen as a German drive into the Midway through the Caucasus (2) and from Egypt (3) for a junction with the Japs pushing (4) into India when the monsoons there stop. American smashes at Japs in Aleutians (6) and Solomon islands (7) were seen aside from being the first United Nations offensive in the Pacific as a diversion which might cost the Japs forces needed for possible drive into Russian Siberia (5) Projected British-American second front (1) against Germany could divert Nazi troops needed in push to east. The original Panama City, founded in 1519, was destroyed by Morgan the buccaneer in 1671.

J. 1 I Baby Food I0for69c HEINZ 14 Oz. Bottles Ketchup 2 39c DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT 10c 12 Oz. Bottles SUNSWEET 2 Prune Juice 10c GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 24V2 Lb-Sack South Haven, Michigan PEACHES 4 a- 230 Per Bushel 2.25 Rush- Sut' Spcc'w7 gins at Kalamazoo Friday Evening, KALAMAZOO, Aug. 13 (P) Streamlined for the first time in its history, the annual convention of the American Legion and women's auxiliary, department of Michigan, will open in Kalamazoo Friday evening, to continue until Sunday evening.

On the basis of prereeistrations which have been the largest ever received for a Michigan Legion of convention, a total attendance of 10,000 Legionaires and their ladies is expected. A window display contest Thursday night, sponsored by the Kalamazoo American Legion convention corporation, will precede the state meetings. One hundred Kalamazoo merchants are enrolled in the contest and windows will be unveiled at 7 Thursday evening to remain on display throughout the conven tion. Patriotism and the promotion of defense stamps and bond sales are the themes upon which the window displays are to be arranged. Annual business meetings of the Porty-and-Eight society and the Eight-and-Forty society of the Legion and auxiliary will be held Friday afternoon and evening.

caucuses and committee meetings of the Legion and auxiliary will open Saturday morning and the official opening of the state convention will be at noon Saturday while the auxiliary will convene for its official opening at 1:30 Saturday. Business sessions will occupy the convention-ites Saturday and Sunday with elections Sunday afternoon. State Relief Cases Continuing to Drop Material shortages which reported ly have been causing unemployment in Michigan war production plants have not yet affected the state WPA and direct relief rolls, John D. O'Connell, state welfare director, said Wednesday. O'Connell said both case loads had continued their downward trend, with direct relief dropping from on July 31 to 22,951 on August 7, and WPA dropping from 17,958 to in tne same period.

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