Show SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 24 THE OGDEN STAN D ARD-E- — AMINER X -- i r i IN SOUTH AGAIN IN OHIO GIVES HOMELAND AID 1 Includes Money and Clothing Collections Patriotic Work By HENRY B HENSON — FAIRPORT Ohio Dec (UP) Anxious but rroud Finns of this Iake Erie fishing village one of '" the largest Finnish concentrations in America are' raising money for -the boys on the Mannerheim line" confident Finland can be Vv f X s j "4 saved if it holds out a few weeks against the Russiancollected funds The men have and canvasses e in and socks women are the knitting the from underwear warm taking backs of their own children to clothe their coueins across the seas men has None of Fairport's been called or urged to come back but the nunber of brothers and cousins in the northern nation's first line of defense Is large One of the community's leaders Matt Muijo believes "the Finns have done more damage to the than KnsUnd has foes plrri-l- ''- - house-to-hous- ih sS i i:i ffi & h ift v n if f ': J done" - ' - v i annlv Situation Cited the at brothers three has Muijo frnnr as has his wife outMuijo's from j brothers were mustered t Ylutara from wife's his Tiiakyro trom I heard "Three wn'ks ago my mother" Muijo said "My two oldest brothers already had gone with the air corps My brother was at home his three- day rations picked ready to go at anv moment I've heard since ett My that he brother will stay with my mother" Next door to Muijo is Matt a veteran of Finland's civil war in 1318 He and his wife are leader in Fairporfs drive to raise money and clothing to be sent abroad They are uncertain about where Snowv white lapln fashions this smart evening wrap SMART to send aid but are confident shipyoung Kir with attached hood Its the perfect luxury gift for any New ments eventually will reach the ork) Fitch (From Abercrombie and homeland Alma Saari secretary of the Finnuh Red Cross aid committee Teeter-Totter of Fa :r port says: are "Surely our folks If they will driven from their homeland be able to find refuge in Norway and Sweden Some of our gifU may reach nem mere Then Muijo wun nis ncDU1J (UP) — For slow to have any bearing on propLOS ANGELES the hope: voices Loe Much more rapid past certain districts of sort erty values "If we can hold them (the Rus-ea-be years' a been have playing Angeles have taken place elseoff a few weeks we'll game with changes of giant teeter-totte- r embarrassment to saved" each other without the residents where without Warm Clothing Needed it an engineering survey real estate owners" Siari says her committee knovirg Ms reveals He points out however that if "need's plenty of wearable clothing ia up for one district these movements should continue it One dav and heavy "It must be adequate and down with the other The next l0 tae piace over a long period of for the frigid climate of Finland reversed be situation the may time that certain drainage cxian-neWe have many men's overcoats day been ascertained it has date To might be warped stockings but we need dresses enarc districts four the Playa del Rey region he that In principal cars and mittens and underwear in the giant amusement the continued sinking of the said gaged for the children" U Dr was made The survey by land may increase the area of Misj Although American-borof geassociate land and thus may bear S Grant professor Saari is regarded in the FinnishCaliforof and private ownership the state at University auupon ology community as one of the best the of W E linee and nia Sheppard She thorities on the homeland in cooperaha visited there studied the na- - oty engineer's office of bureau the engineerThe abbreviated English prayer tion's history and correspond reg- tion with of the City of Los Angeles was compiled by Benjamin book ing there with friends ularly The survey covered the entire Franklin who was the first reMi?? Saari explained that faith Los Angeles basin former of English spelling and the is a Finnish characteristic The four areas that show the first to use illustrations for books "The reonle are hopeful and rehzious Thev have no fear of greatest tendency to have "peaks" and pamphlets and then "depressions of altitude death for they have an are: life faith in the coming Hills-L- a Ciene- 1 — The Beverly Moral Sirpport Only Hope is '" 11 which J N sinking possibly "Thev are grateful for Amerl ga area water of the a due to can friendship but they are not lowering moveexpecting military aid They are table or to an earth crust ment of moral hopeful support" 2— The Playa del Ray region which also "is sinking possibly beRECOVERY OF RING LNL'KL'AL cause of oil well production in that Thirty-seVAN WERT Ohio UP area ven zone which years ago Daniel J Ev3— The ans lo5 his mother's wedding ring his been Inglewood to earth due rising when she gave it to him to amuse movement along the Newport-Inglcwoo- d himself Recently he found it burfault line ied about a foot deep in the ground 4 — The Watts area which is when he waj digging a ditch of the because Two little words have been resinking possibly or table water of the lowering peated for generations — but earth crust movement MOBILE YARDS BUILD To date these movements have TANKER they still express our wishes — MOBILE Ala — (UP)— Ala not been sufficient to affect real MERRY CHRISTMAS bama Dry Docks and Shipbuilding estate alues or to alarm resi- Co wiil Degm construction shortly dtnw TO EVERYONE "It should be made clear" Dr of a 4i" steel tanker largest THE DIXIE SHOPS vesei to he built hee since the Grant said "that these movements 2275 Washington Blvd World war The tanker will be 360 as yet are mainly of scientific interest These changes are far too ' feet long — f ftttl h j j Kal-lionm- aa Recreation Moderate for L A Sectors TAMPA Fla (UP)—Tampa— a fhaf 25 vears ago led the na tion in shipbuilding— is making a comeback One new vessel already is afloat and seven more are under construction w Dig When the sea wucn — a runoff the fast cargo ship— slid it brought way a few weeks ago of the city's revival the actual industrial operation greatest worth Approximately $16000000 be to built for ships of contracts In are More have been signed are filled orders first after sight Big Program Outlined and EngiTampa Shipbuilding contract first the won Co neering in 1938 when the manume commission began a gigantic program Five hundred of construction built be to during the were ships next 10 years to rebuild the American merchant marine war the During the World and 15 ships delivered company held the highest rating for efficiency among all shipyards in the country In its first order in the current four vessels were Re- program f Rpfnre the first was fin ished a second contract for four more was signed inh to lAst Two Years The company now employs more than 1400 men who are working on two shipways and the number will be Increased when keels are laid for two more ships The present contracts will mean continued work until 1942 Ships under construction are ofa the C-- 2 type 459 feet long with displacement of 13900 tons and a cruising range of 13000 miles Features of their construction Include enlarged and modernized dequarters for crews a smokemike" an "iron and tecting system or automatic steering device The first four ships have been assigned to lhe American Pioneer Line for service in the Far East OLD CRICK HOUSE EAST LANSING Mich (UP)— Michigan State college has decided to convert the red brick house at the head of College Union Square into a laboratory for home economics students It's a house with a noteworthy occupant is history Every former "Who's in Who" listed been or has The house was built in 1857 and served as the home of the college's first president R Williams One of the most recent tenants was Attorney General Frank Murphy who used it as a governor's mansion in most recent meeting "The eizht married couples in our group started by playing pedro many years ago Then we played 500 for a time Now our most noDular game is pinochle- -- and still no Christmas Greetings And Thank You Sincerely for the opportunity you have given us to be of service Our quarrels:" ' constant aim is to make our association pleasant and mutually satisfactory May your Christmas be genuinely happy and r SIRI-ATT- Eccles Building East Side of Street North of Mutual Creamery ' Wishes All Its Friends and Customers A Merry CHRISTMAS and a very Happy Prosperous TO ALL OF YOU New Year rTEVELAND Ohio (UP) Rridee rjlavers who bicker could take lessons from a card club here which has met weekly for 20 years without a Quarrel "But we don't play bridge and Derharjs that accounts for the no- nuarrel record" said Mrs Carl Litschert hostess at the club's frorp EVERYONE IN OUR STORE Thank you for your past business and may we serve you in the New Year 3 - 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'ID WISHING YOU ALL Christmas carols are cheerfully ringing again our land of peace! We We are indeed grateful for the spiritual happiness it brings in and warm fellowship that pervades the Yule-tid- e cherish the good With heartfelt sentiment on this occasion our season heart is overflowing with joy to be with friends and loved ones There's nothing we like to say so much as A Merry Christmas Sales Manager Manager service Manager rarts Mgr VV v4 Jvierry Christmas to All! 'VI 6 better and more intelligently ever before During 1940 we shall strive harder than to achieve this aim AY'S HOODLE PARLOR And Mikado Brand Noodle Factory 2437 Kiesel Avenue n 3'- |