Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 12

IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1947.,. Hazard of Fire On Farms High Iron County Agent Urges Prevention i In Iron worn wiirnecl this wool; by the county W. Klnney, to dispose of rubbish accumulations promptly. "Otherwise, the waste mtitorlal tnuy dry out nnd become Ideal (or a discarded match or a the said.

Many a burdened i I'urni chores, nro upt to lot pilot) of i and gratis lie around for weeks, ho staled. "Disposal ot waste should coine the hoadliu! ot (arm 'house- Not only are the piles i i i hazard but they ure i mid breed disease." Because of the i hazards on farmsi, farmers should I approved I'iro extinguisher!) handy, the agent added, i i out a mice ii (arm (Iro yets out oE hand a farmer's work can bo wlp cd out in a (ew Learn of Death of Thomas St. Germaine Loo Si, Gnmuilnc, 02, i i i admitted, to thi! i o( law in i i died last. Saturday of ii i i a a at hit) homo on I he FUimbftini I i a reservation, il wan learned yustcrday, l''u- no rd I services were hold Tucsdiiy. SI, a in i territory, atlcnded i i i I i a Lawrence, a i I i at Carlisle, nnd lliu ot WIs- Me received his Inw do- from a In 1013.

i a to Wisconsin 111 Km. Ho played a Carlisle, ho was teammtilc of famed Jim Thorpe; the i i of Wisconsin and Yale, Me also won Intoi'crilleglalo wrcstllnj! honors at Yak; and a couched a i i A member of the i a conn- i of the (sometimes railed Chlpijowasi HI. Govmalno anpeared for members of the na- i In a courts on many occasions. Mo was a i ol' tiir; peace at Lac du a a a Is i by sons and I i French Club Elects Trezise President lioboi'l has been elected i of the French club at high school. Other i elected Include i vice-president and Vlolu Hpetz, socrotury-troasur- IT.

Thr French mcBls the i Wednesday of ondi month lo discuss France, her geography, people, and Industries. a i WHS chosen a i a of i to select 1'Ycneh movies which are to be i a In Iho year, A i headed by i MohnbtTj: Is a i ar I i i i i a thu pro- roods of which i help toward i i and other Incidentals needed to carry on the club's pro jects, The membors of the club hopii to obtain club plus In the noai 1 Miss Slgno French Ins at the high school, Is the a a the group. E. Erickson, Bergland, Observes 90th Birthday I'icrylang Ktlward Ki'lckson nljiicrvod his 80th i a an. i i i i i Tuesday, October 7 On Sunday a a i i wn, 1 jiM'vcd to immediate relatives, i Mr, and Mrs, a i Erlck- son and a i of Ironwoocl, anc Mrs, i i a and grand( a Sue Ann Solborg of App as out of town guests Friends and neighbors callcc Tuesday to extend congratulations.

Mr. Ei'iclcson Is the olclos resident In Bergland and is pioneer oC Iho town, Mrs), Krnesl Wery of Traverse City, Mrs. Joseph douse and son Hichai'cl Garretson of drawn called cm i hero Saturday. They had attended the a of a brother of Mrs. Wory and Mrs, Clous at Rapid Rivet on Friday, They are former residents of MoiTlwcathci 1 Miss Beatrice Medicine (l rln- TfUPLETS PLACED IN INCUBATORS--These still unnamed incubator baby girls are doing nicely the expert care of Nurse Dorothy Frantz (right), and the watchful eye of their father, II.

Paul Lineloomo (left) of Champaign, 111, The Linclcomes have three other cnlldven--Freddie, Denny, and i Marl, Until they receive names, the infants will be called and C. (NEA Tele- THREE KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS GRADER--Rescue workers at overturned cars of Pennsylvania R. a i that hit a road grader at crossiing near Fort Wayne, killing three persons, and Injuring twelve others mostly members of lamed Ballet Russe troupe, (NBA Telephoto) HOUSEWIVES BUY MEAT--Early shoppers in Revere, wait In i outside a meat market which every Tuesday sells meat at almost half the regular price in an effort to help lower the cost oE living, i President Truman's request for meatless Tuosdaysi however, the store will hence- hold its sales on Wednesday, (NEA Telephoto) cess Watassa) of the Michigan Tuberculosis association visitation staff of Lansing, presented a a In behalf of the tuberculosis campaign at the high school Monday. Reserve Officers to Have Ashland Session A meeting of the Ashland chap- tor Reserve Officers association, will be held In Ashland at Woods hall, Northland collage, Friday, October 10, at 8 p. in.

Colonel Glen Rouglas, In- a Reserve, of Spooner, representing the president of the Wisconsin department, Reserve MUTUAL-WJMS-1450 Kc THUHSDAY EVENING 6 8 9 10 Lewis, :1 B-- Johnson 1 Record Shop ISO--Arthur Hale--News i'l5--Sportoplcs Adventure 15--Hlsih Adventure Queen Queen Hentter--News 15--Moon Dreiims vs Ashland 1-15--Ironwood vs Ashland vs Aslihmd vs Ashland vs Ashland Car the News Cugnt's Orch, 45--Noro Morntes' Orch, Reports News FRIDAY MORNING 10 11 Yours 15--Tell Your Neighbor Daslro Desire Smith Speaks Snlad Bowl Pnrnclo Puruclo 12 8 9 15--Tony's Eye Opener i30--Tony's Eye Opener Guide iOO--Nows 110--Words of Life Vnlloy Folks News Brown--News 1.15--faith In Our Tlintt It with Mush! M--Suy with Music 4 FRIDAY AFTERNOON lOO--Codrlc Foster--News 115-r-News by Kofi! 30--The Trading Post Stock Quotes a Day 15--Queen Cor a Day 130--Martin Block Show I'15--Martin Block Show lOO--Martin Block Show 15--Martin Block Show of the Stranger the Band Johnson Johnson Family Ton Baker Parade Time Concert Master Concert Master lOO--Hop Harrlgan Midnight Mix "Moon Dreams," a program of inspiring poetry, baaulilul organ and romantic songs are nlrod nt 8:15 tonight for George's Food Store. Oniccrs association will be the guest speaker, Topic of the even i will be, "Matters ol' Vital importance to you and the R.O.A," All army, navy, marine corps and const guard reserve officers of Ashlnncl, Baytielcl, Iron and Price counties are urged to attend, Anxious to Have Girls Return With Husbands Canberra Immigration Stassen, Taft i Appear in Iowa Des Mollies', I a ol ths Talt-Hartley labor act will se one ol! the platform planks to 3e urged upon the Republican mi- convention next year 'by former- Governor Harold E. Sths- of Minnesota, and Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio, each regarded as aspirants for the party's presidential nomination, Both declared here yesterday they appeared on the same slntform at a Republican rally without precedent In that a law of which Taft co-author, already had produced results toward greater stability in labor management re- Both speakers told about 1,00.0 I a Republican state officials, and party workers the information they picked up in recent trips about the coun- pointed to a Republican' victory in 1948, Stassen listed himself among liberals' who he had restrained party colleagues in congress from "going too far" in enacting now labor legislation, He advocated EI definite stand by the national convention against any added restrictions such as injunctions by private employers or bans on industry-wide bargaining, Taft included passage of the new labor law among four things which he' said the Republicans in congress did to "wipe out the rubbish of the new deal," He said the others were i i a i of all but tew oJ' the war-born government controls, a S3 billion cut in President Truman budget and tax reduction program which the president vetoed. Sponsors of the rally displayed their i a i a i to the extent of tossing a coin to see Taft or Stassen should speak first and Taft won.

Stassen said their dual appearance here had no political significance, Both had been guest speakers at the Iowa Bankers association convention. SENHORA DUTRA DIES Rio de Janeiro --(fP)-- Senhora Carmela Dutra, wife of tire president of Brazil, died shortly before midnight last night of complications following ah operation for appendicitis, Senhora Dutra, who was 63, had been in ill health for more than a year. Twenty oil pipelines were laid across the English channel during A good-sized soap a i is capable of stamping out 100,000 cakes a daily, Minister A Calwell said to clay that the government was anxious that as many as possible of the Australian girls who married American servicemen during the war return to Australia with i husbands, Replying to questions in the house of representatives, Calwell said that if Australia could get 1 million migrants from the i ted States at cost of $40 million they would "probably bring with them $200 million," ftifl BREAKFAST and DINETTE SETS We now have a wonderful selection of these sets, many styles. Includes Oak Kitchen Ssts and Unfinished Sets. Stop in tdmdVrow and take a look at our fine values compare in price, compare in quality--then make your choice at, Ray's, Unfinished Sets as Low as 22.50 You Will Find Greater Values At Ray Furniture Co.

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