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nrvrv ran r.NTAf.Rrn. srvmr. orronra is. mu IVIOLET BEDS STAR Lutherans Plan IN DOUBLE FEATURE Bonus Deadline Jan. 1 for Vets Lyons Hits Defeatist Attitude Of New Deal in Ericsson Talk Two batches of Blooming- Seminar On ton-Normal violets are putting on a double feature act this year.

Mrs. Myrtle Gchrt, 505 West Kelsey street, re Who Fought in World War I ports that her violets not only hurch Problems BHS ROYALTY bloomed in the spring but made another debut this fall. The violets pulled this of passage ot the 1935 act. This1 rliWesleyan Host trick last year. accumulated interest w.a total about 27 percent.

Mm A laymen's seminar on current Must Apply For Face Value And Interest The same thing has hap church problems will be sponsored borrowed on the origxal ccrt.fi Says Hillman Holds Power In Demo Party Blasting the New Deal defeatist attitude, Richard Lyons, Republican senatorial candidate, Saturday pened in the violet patch belonging to Mrs. Martha Hyatt, by the Lutheran Laymen league of Trinity Lutheran church next Sunday at the church. The Rev. 1204 South Adelaide street. To Methodist Normal.

cates will be forgiven an if they apply for bonds before the Jan. 1 dcadl.nc. Bonds bsued for the certirates will be the regular bonus bonds of 193S and can be converted la faU cash value. World War I veterans mho itl hold the original bonus certifl Conference cates issued Jan. 1, 1925, and those veterans who have borrowed on night told members of the- John Ericsson Republican League of Illinois that the real issue of the Don't Use Too Much Oil Nnw these certificates were warned Speaker Cites k7f Kir vP i A -v 1944 campaign centers around the encouragement of free enterprise and the unlimited opportunities Saturday that they must make application for payment of the fare value and Interest before the end and freedom of the individual.

of the present year. Failure to make such application will result in loss of accumulated interest to holders of cer Families Urged In his address before a state candidates night dinner meeting fponsored by the McLean County Wetter ta be rot to a retxt l-jt iimrrrrrt ferrfv-e rsrt as! Stif-y. Reg errata tr.U Ur a at 4 m. Friday rn Dvrar-en haS ar.S irrt.r.xs U1 clu Sttrlay art Te rtrr. Jc nro--n Lere.

a r-x d.recVT ct WrCey the Cr-iveruty state adr.tor cf the MeJw Jjt 5 talent I Crr tar Ce Tot at 4 Freedoms as War Objectives W. E. Ilohenstela Oscar T. Doerr tificates and in cases where the chapter at the Illinois hotel, Mr i kw. 1 V.

E. Hohensteln, pastor of the veteran has borrowed on the uon i lew in a i nip in uir air Lyons declared that "we must halt further concentration of power in church and five other speakers original certificate, he will not cause you to bear down too hard will be presented during the on the thermostat, fuel oil users Washington." "Public funds, which arc ex qualify for interest forgiveness. Some 8 till Ilrld. seminar which opens at 3 p. were warned Saturday by the McLean County War Price and Ra A discuss ion a "Are We Re- Opening devotions will be in acted from taxpayers, must not Application for redemption of charge ot Mr.

Hohcnstein. The aUilnf Our War ObjectAe? rr. tvn. be recklessly dissipated and tioning board the certificates can be made Rev. Lawrence Meyer ot St.

Louis, squandered either in war or Oil burners should be used spar txes aM -tskrt hate Jlrti wJ iter.ts en tt.0 turr cT unitert.t-es anl roTIerra. 7e ingly now to assure adequate oil at the meetxg of the Central Illinois Division of the Council for Social Studies at the YWCA director ot the synods publicity work, will discuss "Postwar Mis through Lee Sh err ill. Louis TC Davis post adjutant. Mr. Shernll expressed a belief that severs! of peace," he added.

"Government must remove its paralyzing hand rnd domineering influence from supplies when cold weather really sions" and Oscar T. Docrr of homener. sets in. Use of fireplaces and put the original certificates are being Omaha, Neb, will discuss The Saturday. A luncheon precede to arcr.e tr.re? American enterprise.

Our national government must be compelled held by veterans. Church and Her Laity. 1.4 chill evenines and moraines were Ear- -fCcy. IWU a.J a Dr. U.

IlauarJL teal of the m.sv-irr! --f The seminar chairman will be About 300,000 Illinois veterans suggested as an alternative to Clin! Kreicnkamn of SL Louis department cf rl.g;on at lUnoii tk ccrr.rr.. fcr arrrxrI I A. At A A. 1 a received the original bonus cer to live within its budget, without anticipating America's earning power. And If the rosy estimates turning up uiai xncrmosiai.

who will speak in behalf of the tificates in 1924-23. The certifi I ri v. i a i national ofnee of the league. iic uudtus iuii on panel aiso announced the validity dates for cates had a 20 year maturity, but A buffet luncheon will be lie sptAe of ot lt: D-n lZ.Zr ar.i V. speech, freedom cf worsh.p.

free- t.rua llixe. Itt.lzt It a corn from fear and freedom frcs'r brr rsnt our ir -i. this year's oil coupons. Period a later amendment to the act allowed veterans to make govern served at 6 p. m.

in the audi that our national income may soon reach $160,000,000,000 a year be true, this money will belong to Americans who earned it, and not to the schemers in and out of torium of Trinity Lutheran school. inventory and change maker coupons are now valid. Period 2 and ment loans up to SO percent of to be followed at 7 clock with "Our siss.est ai.e -r the face value. 3 coupons become valid Dec. 18 an open forum.

from defeating the enemy, cxr.T,c NAMED TO PRESIDE as king and queen over homecoming festivities at Bloomington High school was the couple at the right, Patty Ladd and Robert Lundquist. Their attendants were John Neal and Ruby Beyer. They were crowned between halves of the government who are so eager to The adjusted compensation act Frank Mehrings of Peoria will and Period 4 and 5 coupons on Feb. 5. All coupons remain valid passed in 1936 made it possible be obtained by war." he They can be in peace speak on "God Lives In Our spend it for them." Shackle Private Enterprise, for the veteran to convert the err through Aug.

31, 1945. Period Home" and Henry Bolt, secre game between BHis and Lincoln. tificate into bonus bends. The and 5 coupons from last season PMOTO tary of the Decatur Association "The postwar blueprint of the man who had borrowed was per will also be good through this sea of Commerce, will discuss "My Civic Responsibility. A vesper m.ttcd to take bonus botvts for New Deal is apparent," Mr.

Lyons said. "Its high command is ready son. HALlOVE'Eli "Just arour.d the ccrr.cr' Set: ut for cojturr.es kin. horr. erythirff fcr the day.

V. B. READ (0. by the deve.opmrr.t cf social Ideals and ipreadisg ct icllgs Charles Morphew of t5.e vc.a' science drjarlmtr.t cf Normal Community High x-ho-4 le4 dicuMiftn periM. Mrs.

Haatie S.I- the balance of his original cer A report from five fuel oil deal service will conclude the seminar to take new steps in the shackling POLICE CLEAN HOUSE, ers indicated that fuel oil users All meetings are open to the tificate. Can Avoid Interest. of private enterprise, and to es public. have co-operated unusually well this season. The companies serve FIND 17 LOST ITEMS Bonds applied for before Jan.

1 vey of Normal Central school, at 800 customers regularly and more Philology is the science ot the 1943, will give the owner 3 per resident cf the orrar.izat.cn. re man euo nad tneir tanks filled as language cent annual interest from the date sided. A general fall house cleaning would call for them, because tablish new leaf raking projects on a scale that make anything that has gone before seem trivial by comparison. "The New Deal crew, which numbers Browder and Hillman and their Communistic henchmen among its dearest friends, places the reputable and substantial of Oct. 1.

Dealers are still worried by the delivery problem this they sure don't fit anybody of police squadroom crevices around here," Sgt. Hallett de conducted Saturday by Desk Sgt. winter but believe the fact that many users had their tanks filled clared. Joseph R. Hallett, turned up ar The checkup also revealed 14 early will assist them in handling license plates.

State law pro the situation. ticles that the sergeant would like to dispense with. vides a penalty for operating a leaders of American industy and For instance, there are three vehicle with only one plate, so business among its deadliest en Wlien He Comes boy's shoes, freshly heeled and officers suggest that owners who Mrs. Bennington Rites emies. Businessmen who came to Washington to serve during the half soled that were found re Funeral services for Mrs.

Ed- cently by a Bloomington resi have lost one plate check at the police department. The chances are good that the lost plate can war are now being shown the ward Bennington were held at the dent and turned in to the police Flynn Funeral home at 9 a. m. department. "I wish the owner be recovered there nearest exit, and their places are being filled by ardent New Dealers in preparation for the new what Saturday and at Holy Trinity church at 9:30.

Fr. Stephen N. postwar spree of spending and real manager of the fourth term I aUor groun XQ Up.r Moore celebrated requiem high fairim anH twtiniT withpiv candidate camoaien. mass and preached the sermon. Townsend Plan Talk Pallbearers were George Brown.

I oblivious of the fact that no na- "ifiey are sun clearing however rich and powerful, thing with Sidney, the man whe can survive indefinitely under exercised the veto power over the William Renninfftnn- William I ti -j: T- nans opaiaing OI reoria Will Rpll JamP Rnninatr.n Mnrlln that sort of system. vice. presidency, and whose or- ITwnwsend P1n" Hoeniges and Emil Schmidt. Bur-at the Trades and Labor meeting ial was in s. cemetrv Hits at Hillman.

ganization now has laicen tne wrlyT.r" 1 Richard Raney in charge They are getting ready, too, for Lra hanrllinT th Km nMl io the pubik: 01 8raveside the moving in of Sidney Hillman, campa5gn throughout the nation, the ahen minded, Russian born "The New Deal will not bo con- TO ENTERTAIN SOCIETY. leader of the CIO Political Action tent howevert with the mere re-committee. He has already taken tentian of Mr. Roosevelt. They Willoughby Held In Clinton Jail MASON CITY.

(PNS) Mrs. Herbert Krammc will be hostess at the October meeting of the over xne uemocraxic pariy ana npwi shsprvint rnnffrf. If dictated the nomination of its srDniinc. rnVnn ninc candidate for vice president of the to nhMH nnH it Euterpoan society Monday evening, Oct. 16.

Mrs. Lewis Ray- CLINTON. (PNS Leo Wil United States, and the CIO is thethe mounting federal payroll loughby of Clinton, arrested Fri-mond will be co-hostess now numbering more than three day night by Clinton city police AUTHORITY ON "TriLl? officers following an automobile vv v. MUM in. wiwi lww agjiioiiLb FLEAS collision at the intersection of DEAFNESS HERE of Hillman and Browder and Boss Get rid of them In TWENTY Main and Monroe streets, Saturday was being held in county jaiy rvcny ana boss nague, Dusy as a awaiting a hearing at 10 a.

m. Monday in county court on a MINUTES. My Guaranteed Flea Spray Over 1.800 Have Used IL colony of beavers in behalf of New Deal candidates for the national house of representatives charge of drunken driving, the and the senate of the United Herbert L. Brown States, who will supinely take or ders and grind out their "rubber charge being filed by the officers. Johnny Pearl Brown, 18, of Clinton, who suffered an ankle injury in the accident, was released from John Warner hospital Saturday.

Manufacturer of Inaertirldrs It lar hi Blflntnhictaa stamp" legislation." 606'g N. Main St. Phone 2839 0 Maurice Whalen Ensenbergcr8 THAT'S OVR RESPONSIBILITY! Our boys millions of them your boys, your neighbors' boys are fighting in the far corners of the earth to preserve a way of life that is dear to the hearts of all Americans Free Enterprise. American Free Enterprise the priceless heritage of the American Citizen, protected by our Constitution and Bill of Rights has made us the richest and most envied nation on earth. It has created successively higher standards of living for all Americans.

In each succeeding decade, the luxuries of the rich have become the necessities of the poor. It has created more jobs and more prosperity than any other system known to man. Dies In Hospital 1 -'I I Maurice M. Whalen, 508 West Walnut street, lifelong resident of Bloomington, died at 7:39 a. m.

SO MUCH AT NO MORE COST! Saturday at St. Joseph's hospital. He was born May 28, 1883, in Bloomington, son of James and Bridget Whalen and was married to Anna Hayes of Bloomington June 14, 1906. She died Oct. 10, 1933.

He is survived by the follow ing children: Mrs. Thomas Glea-son. Oak Park; Mrs. Howard RUTH M. BACH Brotherton.

Mrs. Jamm Cavallrv MISS BACH with 10 years of Whaw Tie What IS HiU "Free Enterprise9? American Free Enterprise has been variously defined "the ripiht of every American to work a hard as he pleases, to give his family comfort, education and happiness." exiKrieme on hard of hearing proh- Mrs. John Kclley and James loin, will conduct a free Clinic on of Bloomington; Pfc. John mm wnip naiiee, ArK. the hard of hearing at the Acoustl- Also surviving is rn sir ton office.

Com Belt Bank Mrs. Catherine O'Neill. New Or- r.Joomington, on Monday, Tuesday leans, and 10 grandchildren, and Wednesday, October 16, 17 He was a member of Holy Trin-and 18. ity church, Knishts of Columbus. again Ancient Order of Hihmi Iking hard of hearing herself, Cal 342 A of M.

"the typically American individual risht to work without fear for rewards without limit." Mis Bach takes an understanding The body was taken to the interest in helping hard of hearing, Flynn Funeral home where rites and is well qualified to make scien- will be held at 9 a. m. Monday. tifically correct fittings of bone and They will be held at 9:30 a. m.

ir conduction instruments. at Holy Trinity church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemeterv. The new Acousticon SpeiTh-Hear- lug Test will be given freo well as r.

ft private demonstration of thn iww rlie reTITIOnS Shall Vf'c Preserve Our FTav of Life? HV shall nobly sate er mrcnlt lose the tat bat ktf en Abraham Lincoln. When entered thi rjrat ocM cccS.xl, the people of Amcnca mUlsnJy, pa.rx;ca" turrrd over to their leader ur.prrcrdcr.trrl pnnm. relinquished many of their accusiocxd Ltedoc for the durauon. The transaction was a loan, not a deed and must make certain that those powers are withdrawn hen war's emergency has ended. W't must insist government acain restore the dora of individual action, with interference tn our ordinary affairs only to minimum Orrre necessary to insure proper protection of the r.h!t of others.

We nust turn a deaf r.tr to thr? fX "planner mho would like to make the pencil regimentation permanent. Yes It's JL'p to What will our boys find mben they return? it be a future that promises the right to live. b'Jgh and love to engage in btp.ncs.1 for themlvet to live mhere they choose to wtk at the kind of a job they l.ke? Or will they be lUd hat to do deprived of the opportunity of exercising their own initiative? We mho have stayed on the borne front muvt supjy the answer. Ixt us keep faith mith our mho are civirg their all this great struccJe fur frrcdncn. lct us keep alive this precious bcrthnght of thcrs and ouri American Free Enterprise.

LINCOLN. (PNS) Petition for letters of administration in the estate of the late George lianner P4)ilionk: AcoUMtlcott hearing aid hldi liHMcd on I'. S. (ioverntnent finding, and made by Amerlen's oldest hearing aid manufacturer, dimply call at the office at time mentioned above. Evening appoint ot iiurlbut township was filed in county court Saturday listing per sonal property valued at $4,600 and real estate at $25,000.

Ralnh ments for a demonstration in your own home may be had by phoning Hanner, a son, of Elkhart was ap and again "the right of every individual to work. rest, i-pcnd, save, invest, risk, create, build, produce, manage, compete or cooperate, while remaining free from public or private regimentation or dictation." American Free Enterprise guarantees every citizen full freedom of choice of education, of vocation, of selecting his employer or engaging in business, of saving or investing, and of earning a fair profit on his labor or investment without being impoverished by taxation. Consider, in contrast, the way of life against uhich our boys ae waging this bloody war. Under Nazism and its Japanese counterpart, the individual merely occupies a cell in the prison called the State, ith no rights he can assert against a cruel, autratic government. Free press, free radio, free assembly, free labor unions, free worship, free elections all are ruthlessly ground under the iron hccL the office, on above date.

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