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of 18 Months' Action In Pacific Lauds Scout Training William A. Horner, 21, cist's mate first class, is back in Lansing for a brief visit after 18 months of action in the Pacific war theater, including 51x months on Guadalcanal and two months at Bougainville. He the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A.

Horner, formerly of Lansing and now residing in Detroit. His mother is a past president of the auxiliary of Morbey 8. Oates Post No. 701, Veterans of Foreign Wars. while father was overseas for Horner 18 months in World War I.

A graduate of Central high school in June, 1941, young Horner enlisted in the navy in January, 1942, while attending Michigan State college where he entered as a pre-medical student. He his boot training at Great Lakes and after advanced work at Mare island was transferred to Pearl Harbor in August, 1942. Horner was with the first marines to land on Tulagi at Gudalcanal and experienced the long hard campaign on that island. He then spent seven months with the medical units in New Zealand seeing his next action at Bougainville. Despite the many dreadful incldents of war, Horner said that every day he encountered something cheerful or humorous to relieve the strain.

Sometimes it was the beautiful moon that came up at night, or again it was a new kind of bird or butterfly He was a Boy Scout in Lansing years, being member of Troop 13 at South Baptist church, also of the Sea Scout Ship No. 301. He attained the rank of Eagle Scout and he acclaimed his Scout training as of great value to him in the service. His furlough will end March 26 when he again reports for active duty. He joined Post 701 of the V.

P. W. since returning here. Ingham Native, 92, Dies at Rural Home Mrs. Julia Morrison, 92, of R.

3, Williamston. a life-long resident of Ingham county, died Friday morning at her home following 8 brief illness. She is survived by two grandsons; Clifford Williamston, and Howard Brailey, Lansing: four great grandchildren; two nieces, Mrs. Minnie Cogswell and Mrs. Ethel Pierce, and one nephew, Wesley Mitchell, all of Lansing.

The body was removed to the PalmerBush funeral home to await DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU THAT A BETTER WAY TO SAVE TIME IS TO USE THE YELLOW PAGES OF THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 00 80 111 QUORUM OF SENATE CERTAIN TO RETURN Action on DeKleine Appointment as Health Chief Seen As Assured Senator George P. McCallum, Ann Arbor Republican and president pro tempore of the senate, said Friday he had assurance that enough bers of the chamber would come to Lansing for final adjournment of the legislature's special session to assure final disposition of Governor Kelly's appointment of a new state healthy the commissioner. last day of scheduled work by the legislature, submitted the name of Dr. William DeKleine, medical director of the American Red Cross, to be sioner. The senate business committee, raising questions concerning the Washington doctor's qualifications, failed earlier to report the tion to the floor for confirmation, thus beclouding the appointee's status.

Outright rejection would have made it impossible for DeKleine to take the position. McCallum said he was assured there would be a quorum when the senate convenes Monday for the business of adjourning the special session finally. Former Action Held "Mistake" "If we don't want to confirm him, let's do it in open session, the way it should be done," McCallum said. "And if we do confirm him, we'll do that in open session. It was a mistake to do what we did before -just to leave it dangling in midair.

I'm very sure there will be quorum Monday 50 we can dispose of the matter." Since adjournment of the active session, national Red Cross officials have supplied letters not only declaring Doctor DeKleine's retirement from that organization was entirely regular but praising him highly as public health program administrator. The legislature adjourned February 18, to meet again March 13 and dispose of any matters which might arise meanwhile. Since there have been no vetoes of its measures, the only business left will be the confirmation or rejection of Doctor DeKleine. Only a handful of members of the house is expected, since the house has no work of its own and is not concerned with confirmation matters. KELLY TALKS SATURDAY AT MT.

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as a Lenten offering in Peoples church, East Lansing, Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. It is to be sung for the first time in this community by the 70-voice choir of the college presented in cooperation with the Student Christian Union. Soloists and instrumental accompanists will help interpret this great work which during the lifetime of Bach was never presented in its entirety. The autographed copy of the work-at least before Berlin became a target for the Allies, was one of the historic treasures of the state library in Berlin. PRESIDENT OF GIDEONS TO TALK AT RALLY HERE A.

E. Lewis of Eau Claire, president of Gideons International, will be guest of the Capitol City Camp at a Gideon rally in Lansing Sunday, March 1 19. He will arrive Saturday, March 18, and address a banquet of Lansing and visiting Gideons at the Home Dairy company at 6:30 o'clock that evening. On Sunday he will speak at several churches, and at a mass meeting at the Eastern high school auditorium in the afternoon. Reminds Lansingites Of March 15 Deadline Lester Banister, chief of the Lansing internal bureau, Frithe deadline for the 1943 inday reminded residents, here that come tax return is March 15, while the deadline for filing estimates for 1944 income is April 15.

Mr. Banister said scores of taxpayers have called the local second floor of the federal building, or information on these filing deadlines. He also reminded residents that quarterly income tax payments are no longer allowed. Under new setup the entire amount of the 1943 tax due must be paid on the filing of a return on or before midnight of March 15, the sole exception being the taxpayer may postpone until March 15, 1945, up to one-half of the unforgiven part of his 1942 or 1943 tax, whichever is All returns or remittances for tax payments should be mailed to the Lansing office. MUSICIANS' LEAGUE HEARS DR.

GUENTHER Blames Mothers for Failure Of Children to Complete Music Studies Addressing the Musicians league of the Lansing area, the Tuesday Evening Music club and their guests, Dr. Felix Guenther, New York music lecturer and editor, explained why more than 50 percent of beginning piano no pupils drop their studies by the close of the first year. Doctor Guenther, brought here by the Musicians' league, spoke in the music auditorium and while his talk WaS addressed primarily to music teachers his illustrations at the piano and his humorous comments on, elementary music trends were enjoyed by others. "Children today know and hear the best said the speaker, "but they don't always get it in their lessons. There is too much interference from mothers who want the child to play the classics -or an abbreviated version of them -before the child is ready." He added, "The only thing in which Europe is superior to America is that no European mother would think of being present at her child's music lesson.

I admire mothers in general but when it comes to mothers influencing music teachers and consequently their children's music education, I dislike them very much." "Fly-by-night composers take ad: vantage of this "mother interfersaid the speaker, and make available "terrible" abbreviations of certain classics, like "Unfinished Symphony," which in its short-cut to gives the no famous chance and for music beautiful appre- work ciation. He deplored the fact that pieces which he variously Brook Moonlight," "SkyI scraper," or "Trees in Winter," the "ham and eggs" kind of composition, too often replace works for elementary pupils which are available from Mozart, and Haydn. These great professional piano teachers, he that melody and rhythm were essential in beginning selections a number of these illustrated by the speaker at the piano. comments on indiscriminate pedaling brought out the story of the mother who affirmed that she "had bought a piano with pedals and they ought to be used." Miss Ellen Wistinetzki, artist pupil of Frank Mannheimer, preceded the talk with piano numbers "Partita No. 6 in A Minor" (Bach) and "Cappricio, op.

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