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   Manitowoc Sun Messenger (Newspaper) - June 28, 1940, Manitowoc, Wisconsin                                Being a recording of those things that go zipping as folks And a few vagrant If the treaty of Versailles is a criterion this new treaty should breed even a worse war than the present Now that we know who the republican candidate is to be what can we do about Imagine being a bogey at a G. 0. P. It looks a little as though the aldermen took the public for a little ride on that sewage disposal plant management 0 Summer came is like October used Remember the weather we had last It may be good business to operate on Sundays but we have a hunch there are Fraternal activities will be suspended for the next couple of months because during the summer is done out of Next weather conditions we celebrate the Fourth of July and we will be back next Friday as our first visit for Increase expense is going to eliminate the double feature in a majority of the theatres so increases have their compensations We added another milestone to our own record this week but without Why do folk pay money to prove they are small and 0 A run of luck is about the greatest blessing one can but it can be if you sort of sense what we are driving o Any citizen who doesn't know what the word American means may have to be taught his if not o We talk of Japan has a trained army of 6,000,000. Germany's trained army was 6,500,000. Add whatever you Our own regular army is 242,000. What a job we have ahead of A National Guard of three million would be a mere Want to be a Rain Simday spoiled a sailing for our Ships to another victory and washed out a lot of other ball games If won a dozen in o row they would be so as the sour pusses are concerned O' Pretty soon the map makers will quit and the Yesterday's map is obsolete o It is much better if a couple of inches of water comes down gradual y because that is a lot of water it covers several counties or the part of the o There are so many activities the summer camps are is it just the o We wonder if Germany expects to money out showing the tourists the havoc they wrought in the various countries they Even the bum weather didn't stop success of the Goods picnic And it had other competition o What the French apparently have not thoroughly learned is that life and liberty are the Without life is hardly worth Why should we ask credit for something that we are commanded to Folks are who are being asked this patient for a few don't me your for a up a little a however this way and hold have a your stop talking in the back of the the man at the door as you go advantage of this wonderful the little girl a your move to the next down in in raise your forget the don't your change a souvenir program from the gentleman who will now pass among during the singing of the And perform other and objectionable you remember way back when you met the young ladies and you immediately detected the sweet fragrance of some that was Today sweet girls give you the stink of Boy that's something 'em hell but assure them it is for their own seems to be the political idea of the Sheboygan first comes what he was got to If you ask us right now the things we need have absolutely no place in take your half of the road out of the Mr. Jones does not work He is one of the Wranglers never want for especially the political Now if they just could put zippers on everything would be As it stands now we probably wouldn't have any use for the bathing The met last night to determine who's who in the two B's in this A blind date for midnight should be about the right eh what? I And that's Kadow Offers To SeU City Gravel Tract At At a of the street with other members of the city council Monday a 60 acre tract of land with heavy gravel bearing on Highway 151, was offered to the city for The offer was presented by Thomas acting secretary of the Kadow Realty Under the plan proposed the city can secure he tract on a down payment of and an annual payment of for nine additional The committee decided to refer the offer to the city engineer for definite figures on the available gravel in the tract and also the cost of transporting it to the to the report presented to the council by the Kadow company 1,500,000 yards of builders stone and gravel are available with only a removal of 18 inches of surfoce necessary to get at the Tests indicate the gravel extends to a depth of 55 At the purchase price the Kadow company pointed out the city would be paying no more than the annual gravel cost over ten year period and would be getting its gravel unmilled for approximately 2^^ cents a yard and at the end of the en years it would still have an adequate supply for many years to The street committee also discussed civil service for all city employes and except those elected by the or by the No ordinance has been submitted but a tentative draft of such a measure was presented to the The street and cemetery and parks department workers would be principally A further study will be Quick Wit Saves The Pay Day Roll Last Friday night at about 10:30, John a at the Goods was held up and robbed of on South 12th street opposite Washington park but his quick wit saved his pay roll which was contained in a Busse noticed a suspicious character ahead of him and suddenly decided that the wallet would be safer on the inside of his shirt than it would be in his pocket so he made the transfer just in It proved to be a good The man stopped him and demanded his Buss turned over what little he had in change and the holdup man demanded to know where the remainder of the was because he knew it had been Buss was struck in the face when he denied having any more to the report we but the robber decided to let it igo at Immediately after reaching his 1110 South 12th, just a block from the scene of the Buss telephoned the police and then visited the police headquarters the next J. A. proprietor of Kelley's and Mrs. Tillie proprietor of the Club both just west of the were each fined and the costs in municipal court when they pleaded guilty to charges of selling liquor after 1 a. m. The arrests followed raids by state agents on May 25. Both changed their original pleas of not That made five out of six who pleaded guilty and paid their fines after first pleading not guilty when The local union printers are getting all set f the state convention of the typographical union which will be held here October 5 and 6, which you know would be on a Saturday and Sunday without our telling Bert is the state and was here to confer with the loca committee in charge of the Between 200 and 250 delegates are A shipment of 2,300 day old pheasant chicks was received and distribution to points in the county Camp new camp for boys near is attracting great deal of attention and is being attended by a number of local boys because two Manitowoc men are on the Rufin director o music in the public and Marvin is serving as the director of the camp athletic The camp is fully equipped and provides boating and swimming Taxpayers who have complaints to make on their assesment valuations can get ready to appear before the board of review when it on July 8th. Objections must be presented under A regular meeting of the city council is scheduled for Monday Frank taken into custody last week when found in an intoxicated pleaded not in municipal court to a charge and hearing was set for July 12. Bail was set at but was not With closing dates July 8 and 11 the government is announcing civil service examinations for a wide variety of jobs including chief medical officer at construction inspector co-ordinator alphabetic operator instructor air corps technical school and a number of minor aeronautical engineer mechanical engineer associate assistant junior farmer sound recording motor transport service interior rural associate and assistants and a number of If interested you can get full details from George Sanderson at the post Wide 4th Celebration Is At Silver Creek Park The annual city wide July Fourth celebration imder the auspices of the Recreation department will be staged at Silver Creek park with the program starting at 10 m. The American Legion will start the day dff flag raising ceremony with Legion band furnishing appropriate music and a gun corps in Immediately after this there will be program of games for the In the on a stage erected in the field in will be the various stages in song from the time of the Indians to the immediate present Milton Detjen is the Incidentally there will be a chorus night at the McKinley school and adults who like to sing are invited to take part At 3 o'clock there will be a soft ball The Marine hand wiH give a concert program from 12:30 to 1:30 and between 4 and 6 Free tickets for the kiddies will be passed out at all of the next Monday and All up to and including the eighth will be given tickets but promotion cards must be The bus company will run extra busses from the bus station to the ground every half hour starting at 9:30 and continuing until 6:30. The public is cordially invited to make an all day picnic of the In the evening the Marine band plays a concert at Washington The state agents paid a return visit to the county and Harry proprietor of the Golden Slipper located on the Calumet was arrested Sunday morning on a charge of selling liquor after 1 a. m. In municipal court Monday morning he pleaded not guilty and trial was set for July 9. Lester Surfus pleaded not guilty in municipal court Monday morning to a charge of desertion brought by his Trial was set for July 17. Mrs. Surfus aays her husband left her on March 26. Major Edward was re named as state adjutant quarter master at the annual convention the Veterans of Foreign Wars which George Clark and Carl were quite seriously Injured Saturday afternoon when the driven by Schuh skidded to crash through a cemetery wall at Maple The truck was badly damaged and a number tombstones were ATTENTION Copy for advertisements next week must be in early because the shop will be closed July 4. Classified ads should be in extra early with the deadline Wednesday at 5 p. m. Call 17. We take ads over the The paper will be issued Friday morning as 0 At the conference of the license committee held at the city hall Wednesday night it was decided to present a report to the special meeting of the city council held night recommending that four applications for permits be A fifth will not be permitted to operate until the license has been The report a straight denial in the four instances and it was understood the aldermen would port the committee's can file for the places but all will have to be closed until the full license requirements have been complied Tlie Rev. James H. pastor of St. Michael's parish at has been named pastor of St. Boniface parish here and the Rev. Anthony who has been temporarily In will continue as his assistant The Rev. Joseph Bartelme of St John at Seymour will succeed the Rev. J. W. Husslein at St The Rev. Peter assistant at St. Two goes to St Vincent's at Oshkosh and the Rev. Luke Leiterman of St succeeds him at Two The Rev. Hubert Two closed at Sheboygan last state A number of other trans- fers were announced by Bishop Paul 1'. The supreme court upheld the ruling of the state conservation sion on the size of the nets to be The new nets will have to be 2)4 inches of the 2% now being used by many of the commercial Dr. Solomon S. recognised as one of the greatest experts on insurance in the will be here for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. and will address a meeting of the organizations at the Catholic July 15. be made for the 6:30 dinner being sponsored by the {  

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