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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30
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@alilaa. pober sic meiIten Ipoitel
Itamnlten, mar mebr beuenitert OILS
Slloaa. 3iebt man alle auberen Ger-
baltniile in 9etradt, 10 barf man
ld)lieben, bab oort Die an Sanoel nno
8anoel 9eteiligten, oub aus oem &C.
ip0buli6en 8iirgeritanoe, iib 5ugleicb
aramiii6 uno griediid a,ls5uoriidcn
perno0teu. 3nei BON oen apolteln,
Nnbrcos ,mo 8biGppils, trogen grice
dilhe Mamen, oud) Simeon lno 81
mon lit edit gried)iid). S6perli6 ipa-
rem sic ApoItel MIR notoiirftig NIT
ser Mcltlprabe pertra,1t. Sic bobet
ia .1p0tcr bas @riedilde 5llr niilloz
Iihcn ,no ibriftlihcn Gerfiinoianng
oes @poneeliums fait ausidlicblidD
bcripcuoct, ,pos bob cine ibulnlobige
Gorbilo,ng uno cine anlcbnlidc
Illebllng puro1,siett. Gin beltdnoi9es,
bo6lt olffalli9es nno nir9enos be-
5elotes @unoer miro man aur @r=
flGrultg tiir sic aenntniiie Ser gpo-
ltel im @riebiideu nicbt leidDt anneb=
nem.
Mon miro alio iaeen miiiien, DOB
sic Apoltel BON Sal,s aus @riehilch
pcrltanOcn baben. lluo es lit gcipib
nibt nnperniin ftig on5uuebmen, cs ba-
BE int ser &obl ser apoltel arb in
oieler Siniidt eine 8oriebung 9c,pol-
tct, baB lie in ser 9tdbe ser beiobrcnz
item SonoelsitroBe, in Ser N0bc ser
5eblIitdotilhen griehilhen Gnflopc,
nidt ipeit bon ser ltarf belleniiicrtcn
&iiite Sprus=Sioon i6on iriib mebr
@elegenbcit batten, ols piele ibrer
2anosleute, nit ser 8eltlpro6e Der,
tralt SIT peroen, Sic ibnen emit ipcit
oiel1licbcr iein lolte, ais sic Nhttter'
iprode, Ofan oarf gctuiB uud on'
neblllen. oaB ser Seilono BEL Sc,
&obl ber Ipoltel alh nod bielcl
Seite Giifiidt auf ibren Ipoteren 9e'
ruf genonlmen babe. 8en1erfenSlpert
lit aud Sic SatIahe, oaB sic nel'te=.
itanlcntliden S6riftitellcr poripieaenb
no6 ser Septlraainta 5itiercn. 0oa
labt iid ont einfaditen 10 erflGren,
SaB bic stpoitcl ibon in iiinsercn
Sobren nit Ser griebiihen lleberiet=
al1ng Scr 81. Sdriit pcrtro,t lporcn.
Nad ollcnt meint @ietlnann, br0nat
ii6 sic gmabnte a1f, ser Serr bobc
oilb nit SEN @poiteln eriediid) &C.
rcoet 1tuo Tie audi in 6ieier Sprod)c
untermicicn. Inter 0bnli6en llm=
ltanoen ipiiroe man in ie6em Seminar
oie Sprahe bepor3ugen, beren sic
Nlnmnen iib i'm ipateren 2eben iolt
o'tsldliebli6 beoiencn peroen.
- ). s., q. s..
9as ,&ort uSfou'' fon1mt aus Sem
8riebil6en ,,gifou' - 9ilo. Sic
Sfone, oos Seiligenbilb, plroe Icit
langen Sabrbtnoerten in Hublon>
bod in g6ren sebalten. Gs iano iid
in ieoenl Seim uno mar ein ipeicnt=
lider 8eitanoteil ser ruiiiihcn &c
li9ion. SIM gottloieu Sotuietltaot, ser
ie9lide &eliaion perfol9t. lit audi sic
Stone, ipenigitens offentlih, pcr-
idullloen, aber baS gloubiee &olf
belitt ieine Stone i'm gebeincn.
9as Seiligeubilo tpuroe geo6tct
nllo ace6rt tpie fo,,nr ctipos on6erc5;
fein G,tiie bdtte ie sic Gopibeoedlrng
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30

~Sma, biit on elm Goeel?"
"Nbcr, Srn16en, >pie fomrit bu
be,un borouf?"
"Sapa ia9te 9eitern, bu ipoIlteit
oib bei uns eiuniItenl" " 1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30

.s5
ineib nno bon aneenebmeln, iiiBlidem
@eidnlad iei,t. 80 Slnb geipalate oocr
.erobe iino bor5l'5ieben; eritere miro
raider neitb lulo fam nur aus gu.
tenn Safer bereitet merben. - Sogo.
8on e6tenl Sago bot nalt braunen
m,O tpeiben;; Sapioca lit Ser feinite;
3it Sitppen iebr gut. 9urb slufbrii-
ben QUILT er auf ipGbreno ser &or-
toffeliaeo beim &o6en breiig miro.
+. - Gb. s., S. 5. -
BUR 3eit @briiti ,par in Yal0ltina
I'M eelpobnliben Golt bie oroluGiidc
Spra6e gebrGl,dlid, in eebiloetcn
areilen bornebnllih Sic eriedii6c.
Ser Seiuitenpater @ietmonn, melhcr
iid) eingebeno nit ser 5raee beldGi>
tist bat, ibrieb /. St. ooriibcr: 9ic
gried)iid)e Sprade mar bamals Die
@eltiprabe. slub in 8ol6itina ,por
iie feillespegs llnbefonnt. Set Dem
4. So6rbunoert b. CIR. orong Ser
Selenismits bon Ser einen> Seite aus
aegppten, bon ser onbern aus Sp-
rien in, oas abb6ngige Suoenlano cin.
9tatiirlib folet nibt, boB nun icoer-
mann in Salaitina @riehiid periton-
oen bGtte aber SonoeI rno @onoel
bradten lhon in eiler @ntiernllns
BON eilter ober atpei Sagereiien jebcu
9eipobner .Balaitinos leidt in 9es
riibrnng nit ber griehiitben Sprobe.
6remoe Solbaten fomen oft ins 2anb
ooer neripeilten BORT. Ser Gerfebr
nit boberen 8eonlten ooer frelnoeu
Gcgiermngen ergab cin nelles 9ebiirf=
mis-, 1ib ,lm oie Gcrntnis Scr &elt=
iprahe sit benliiben. Die eieentlibe
Golfsipro6e in Ealdltina mar ieit
ser perlil1en 3cit bas s(randildc,
oas ober in ser 2iterat,tr feline Hoqe
ipielte; @eldidte, YbiloIopbie 1tno
Soeiie lasen in Sen Sanoen oer pel-
lenilten. Inter beu ,Homern ,inb be-
ionoers l,nter bcn Serobianern nobll
ser @infll1B eriediider a,lltur nod
beoeuteno at. 9as aramaiiGe lit
gan5 b,lrhiett NIT sriediid)eu 8e>
aeibn,n9en fiir Sanbelsprooufte,
9tobrlngsmittel, &leiounesitiide, Sc
rGte llilp. Srotoeut lit feltsi,itellen,
ooB al,r 3eit Gbriiti lrno longe nod)-
ber oie rationale 0t,u1bart im Gplfs-
leben feinestpegs bem @riehiiden
Glab aemabt bot. @s lit flor, oab
innerbalb Ser @ren5en, Sal6ltinos
ser Seilano lmb feline Npoltel 5uuneilt
,beranlaBt tpareu, bie 2anoeslprade
au reoen. 9ie Moiie bes golfes luiro
bieie Sprafe ertpartet babe,1, ipenie-
items Bel ber pripaten ltnterbaltl1ng.
slGein ba bon oent 0ffentliden @e-
brarde oes Mramdiiben nerbdltnis-
mdBig tpenie perlalltet uno ii6 bel
ben &abbinerl1 iogar eine getpiiie 3u-
riidbalt,rng Der Golfsiprade gegen-
iiber fltnoeibt, 10 fraet es Iid INNER
BIN, of. nidbt oaS @ramGil6e, oas 5,,-
bent llrIpriinglid elm Sen Sl,oen nur
ollfgeorun9enes frenoes Soiom mar,
fir gu pulgdr ealt, 10 oaB man iih
6esielber MIR bann bebiente, menn es
unerlGBli6 mar. 0aB Ser Seilano
alttpeilen eriehiid eeiprodelL ereibt
iid) ni1t nur aus ser ltnterrebuug
nit Silatus, ionoern a1d alts anbe-
rem Gorfommniiien, 10 aus Ser Sfeoe
-n1tf sic Nitte ner GeIlenpn" (Nnh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30
9'ittpOdj, ben 80. aprir 1911
Huskuflft
: s6. Cd, Ga.

US DedQDlI s1luD IaHiH, sulele Olhe
8rints ielbIt bersultelleil ba man lie
iebr billig folife,, fa,lr. 8enn Sic
bicleIben aber ielblt bereitell molten,
bolen Sic iid) bonn 9rng Store Ser
rionllllonilmcitrat (5errie sf,nmo-
nil,n Gptrate) mo 5erricpanfalium
(9ptoiiiln1 .5erric Gpanate). @on
eritererm nabt man cine 2Opro5en-
tige, ,lno bon lesteren cine 25pro5en-
tiee 2oiuna tut ieoe 2olung ein5eln
in cine 5loibe amo beipabrt lie i'm
9nnfeln ai,f. Gum @ebra,ld) miibe
man 5 Geiles bes @rltern ,,nb 3 Seile
ber slpeiten 2olln1g llno beltreide ba=
nit ir9eno eia elottes :8opier. go
bolb oas Yapier iln 3lulfeln getrod-
net lit - mas. lll1r eiuige 0tinlltea
nilllnt - fann man es 5lt Io9el,ann=
ten 8lue Grints ober aub arnr 8opie-
rem BON Ebotoorapbien gebrallden,
B. +. man tue es 1T ben &opierrab.
men (Grinting irame) i,r berielben
8eiie tpie oas pbotograpbii6e 1opier,
lit engeln aontaft NIT Dem Mesatip.
0ian lalle bie 9rltde au ser Sonne
aienllid ounfel peroen un6 moi6e Tie
bann in reinen, falten 8aijer ob.
8as bon ser pbieen Miibuns iibris
it, gieBe man meg, ga es ii6 niebt
bolt. Die beioen 2ol,1ngen beben iih
aber getrellnt linaere .3eit auf.
Wrs. Gb. g, Suiua -
0tan fam sic 6arbene6tbeit eiues
stoiies (@epebes) ieititellen ourd)
folgenoe Grobc: Afan idneioet ein
fleines Stiid <oopnn ab, ,liibt es auf
eil1 5tiid ipeiBes 2einen ODER 9a,lm-
tpolle unO lcet bielcs in bauoparme
Seifenlauee. Sdben bie Sarben nibts
iibertraeen allf bas tpeiBe 2einel,,
oann lit ser Stoff ipoibebt. 9o6 tit
es INNER 5it cmpfeblen, farbige &lei-
bluuasltiide. ir &aiier nit eincm @ub
Gig einallipeiber, uie beribieoene
butte Stoffe III eincr 2auge al1 ipa.
1delI itets iofort 5lt ipiilen ,lno fe,,bt
5u biigcln.
Sic 2ihtebtDeit fann man prii-
fe,k illbem man ein Stiif Stoff auf
einen Carton ipannt,' ser baraui 5ebn
Gage Come, 2idt nnb Stegen ans=
gelett miro. .s~. .,...... ..
llm all iuiiien, ob ser Stoff ni6t
einloltft, llimnlt man 5tpei eleid gro-
be 2appden, tpopon man oas cine
III Seifenloi,ing legt l1no es nod 6en1
srodllen nit bem uneepaldcnen
stiid6en Stoff pergleidbt.
&eines 2einen aibt beim 3erreiBen
cine nnaleidmdbiee 2inie, mdbreno
man 8al,mluolle lmo Slaneil seraoe
abreiBen fanr.
- Mrs. ST. d., 81. = E-...
0fan fann periali6tes Mebl BON
gntern Mebl allf foloenbe @eiie pon-
einalloer ,lnteri6eioen: gdtcs, unper-
falidtes Nei5el,- ooer &ogeenlnebl
bat ein feines a,tsieben fiiblt ii9
milo nno fettig an 1tuo ballt li6 beim
3nlamnenoriiden @ion preiie eine
Sanoboa 0aebl felt 5l,iantnen uno
lege IS auf Den siid; balt es 5uiam-
nle,1. 10 lit es rein, fallt es a6er iofort
anseinanoer, 10 lit es geiali6t. -
&eisnebl mltB iuciB iein uno iib fnar-
reno al,fiiblen. - @riesmebl miro
haufid perfGl1dt. beIpu6ers NIT Gno.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
Stone Mountain,
Nay Hold BODY
ofSculptor

QCHlCA0O, March 7-@
The grsnite mountain In South
Dakota where Gutxon Borglum
carved out his famous Mount
Rashmore Memorial may be-
come the final resting place for
~ Internationally known sculp-
IA.
Ths Rushmore Memorial COM
Ml11ton recommended 70 the
federal government yesterday
thqt . crypt b provided at the
soena e Borylun's great mas
texpiece. Similar action ives TAX
a b. the South Dakota Senats.
Mount Rushmors Il federal prop
1Sty.
norslum died hare yesterday
ct heart disease. Ye was nearly
51years old. Private funeral ser-
vicsg were tentatively arranged
Tor Saturday. Pending = decision
on . final burial plsce the body
will b placed in . cemetery
vault hare.
The Mount Rushmore Memo
rial-ths faces Of Washington,
Jefferson, Lincoln. and Theodore
Roosevelt-is virtually 1inishsd.
Borgium's son. Lincoln. who ~,
sisted Ia creating the memorial,
plans TO complete The work.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
5oioss, M
RelllsldI

oNEW Y01K. lgarch 7.-&V-
The always tnuddlod mi3dle.
weight mixup = eotne - a an
other airing "a Nadiaon Guuaro
Garden tonioht with Billy Soooo
and Ernie Vigh a0nip 7ioin4 for
z chance ct tha Ghagnpjooiiip.
The outc0gne regarded = IN
8 to 5 chance q again hoing n
Soose's favor may detstmina
an opponent for Ken -0voeain.
whom the New York conmis.
sion recognlSes - Forl6 cham.
pion, although there y ssouSe
question @ - how az thiS bout
In itself wo0ld 20 toward I'M.
raveling thu mix-up 81 tn loo-
Founders. s2
Last month, Scooo came out
with . lo-ros,nd decision aftae
yigh had put the 1oetnor Penn
State star o. tn CANVAS ~ ~.
eighth and the verdict q ~
judges W. unpopular with =
considerabls psrcuntags Ct H.
C0960m03U, IA ~ 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07


But meae ID ~ % stnlps 4 = = pa y Y
that On ~ slaim = nsgo 49,
abundans richs q lid ~ 81
and n,ins, Aan IN own I'M ~
IN unsqnalsi 60 binas5sa Sf so
climate, nlinsral dsposiss, VI ll y az
Aarhsrs. nj ~ rgsgrss1ivs s 7 ~
nillioa psep1s - 1at \ q ~ l ~ y
and indu1exy = lsnkilh 1oou q -
aidlng 60 d. - q ~ "a u ;ss N
Til = ~ - @ : - 70 = 61ua q
tive a1vst op = shie1I I'll !
inn IN TsJep 49,, any w l(s
with IL Anlnssise nasural rcssu sSf
de -. assesiss The daily Evs = f
oar cif3sonA
The tsIsphsas has eaaaxib 49, ~
70 Aishion M Rswth Juse . - ~ I
cars md auehs Aavs 49, = G l
transpeGs - pseinclsy - q " ~ H J
hGs 49, ~ ~ 1srneG u Il = 7 \
ssassee ~ ~ ~ - = 1 Z = Y
& 49, pes1ners d - ~ ~ - u
s1rR ~ coqGoe So =
sinnan spnt in6D1 20 ~ { 1% y
! - eAssply ~ nilfs = 4
slvsd annpas Sd ss:'s IS hi
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
Building pelllllt
0kayed BY ely
Thres Hessss. Plant
Plans Approvot

building pc rmits .totalline
$15,1OO were granted by the city
commission 1t it, regular meet
Ing last night.
The permits include applica-
tons By: = 2
Morris perour for ! $500
dwelling at 152 Moross: : small
plant Oh Hoee street BY Jeln j.
Cherokee q cost q. 900; Roland
Charbeneans Tor I %, 90 dwell
Ing On Riverside; 81 IA Teller
for Z $4,000 house a Clair
street: xlinbsth Wsotendorf Tor
remodelling q y Washington @
cost q, 900. ass
A petition from trwin-IIisht
and Hines q move I real eGtSta
Office from Fourteen and ! Hall
Mile road y Semipole Hills nh
division was held up until next
week meeting while restriction
claims were studied. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
Eagles Drop IND Game
In Pro Gage pIayoiiS

osHEBoYGAN, Wis. March 2
-R-The Sheboygan Red
skins staged q rally here last
night to defeat the Detroit
Eagles, % to 10. and force the
opening round Of the National
Professional Basketball League
playoffs into . third game. TO be
played here Saturday night. The
Eagles won the opener last
Tuesday night at Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07


favors Of last year and last se-
mester. All Girl Reserves may
read It.
INDIAN PROGRAM
All Junior High students saw
q progrsm put on by . family
Of Indians during seventh hostr
today. The Keah- Tighs showed
several Mndian articles, danced
Indian dances and sang songs.
The father Of the family's name
Is Foot Light and the sons name
Is Foot Light. This program will
be presented to the Senior High
on March IL.
PARKING SPACE
All students and teachers who
want 70 keep their regular re-
served parking space 1t the rear
Of the Building must turn In
their new 1o4l license number
to the Principals office by next
Tuesday.
WEAK WORK SLIPS
All Of the teachers turned In
weak work slips Of Ill the stu
dents doing failing work IN thsir
classes 70 date. These will b
mailed to the STUDENT home
sometime next week. These Win
show the reason for the students
doing poor work and invites the
parents % call on the teacher. Or
thu principal with any questions
In regard 10 this matter.
90 . 49, Z
LATIN GLUE
The Latin Club met last nieht
AFTER school and hid = short bus
ines meeting altar which Z
three oct play Ola marriage was
enacted. rloCence Ullrjch was
the bride and Albert Jaeohosn
was the bridegroom. The first,
act showsd The preparation for
the marriage and Tie doWry of
the bride md III Secoud ~ w.
the SEXUAL marriage ritss ana ~,
third ct showed The couple 90
ing 70 their new home. This vtas'
al done II ncman coatume md
was vsry interesting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
Cooley Loses First Meet
In 10 Years BY One Point

ODETROIT-(R - Northwest
ern High schools track squad
snapped Cooley High schools
string of IS consecutive victor.
les In an indoor meet here
Thursday. The score was ~ u
to ~ y, and II marked Cooley's
first defeat In 10 years.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07

OCosnslius 0leasonv "a, IL Yale,
father q Nh Martin Dugean, a
the South River road, did md
denly yesterday at his home az
= heart attack. Services win 10
held Saturday at 10 p. n. from
the Catholic church q Yale.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
State
Bret

ODETROIT -@ 90 Eighteen.
year-old Eddie Schroeder wa
ordered held for trial on I
charge Of involuntary man
daughter Thursday in connec-
ton with The traffic death Of Ave-
year-old Maurice Mann. Schroe-
der appeared for examination in
traffic court after pleading inno-
cent upon arraignment.
DETROIT - m - Federal
Judge Frank A. Picard Of Sagi-
nav has agreed to umpire q
series Of public hearings at
which the purposed purchase Of
the Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. by the City Of Detroit win
be argued.
LEXINGTON-tH "A MEM
Der Of the Edward Shipley fam
lily will get the Job Of village
treasurer regardless OF the out
come e. IN elscti6n Monday.
Shipley. who seeks re-elaction
on the citizens ticket, q opposed
by his wife, Lucy, village ticket
candidate.
BATTLE CREEK - R -
Guards will be on 2l-hOur duty
at the Wilcox Rich branch Of the
Eaton Manufacturing Co. and the
Duplex Printing Press Co.. both
Of which are working on ma
tional defense orders, Il was an
nounced Thursday.
%
MUSKEGON -H - Muske-
gon county's second traffic "a
tally Of the year was 7-year-old
Patricia Ann Rhodes, who died
Thursday Of INJURIES received
when an automobile driven by
William Z. Rork struck her.
ADRIAN---(R 49, Shortages Of
nickel and zinc has forced 4 lay
OF Of 200 men at the 0Grity.Ad-
rian Corp. plant, which manufac-
lures automobile trimmings and
castings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
INDIAN PROGRAM


All students and teachers who
want TO keep their regular re-
served parking space 1t the rear
Of the Building must turn In
their new 1914 license number
to the Principals office by next
,Tuesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07

ANEW YORK. March 7.-lH
leo Durocher. REPORTED ready
\ 1pg 4 real Grade Il nub for the
Qiants; plans % keep HE varsity
= Havana and send the scrubs
- Miami 70 play the New York
~ March 1915 Next time
you hear Jock Sutherland's
name linked with college
coaching opeqing Just re-
Sndambor ths good doctor will
~ with The pros a long -
thGy coutinus 70 pay him $lS.-
20 pr year The printers
union may call Z, special meeting
q discuss the question Of thu
lC6GGrs. Jsndrycxyk, vucksano-
yich, Andrejo and Ufrenewicx,
who'll football for Fordham
next fall -. Three hours after
being appointed physician for
tha u. Of Georgia'S athletic
toams, DR.. ]. Weyman Davis had
- perform m appendicitis OPP
! 69ajon on Z basketballer.
%
Band leader Fletcher Hen
Qerson d honorins Lew Jenkins
/. ~ featuring 1.-THE Jenkins
SWING" at one Of the midtown
dance halls :. "A salary con-
ference between Bill Terry and
Burgess Whitehead In the mid
de Of the diamond ended with
Whitehead hurting his cap high
into the mir and stamping away
IN 4 huff -. Tommy Harmon
= ! 70 100 to get his sheepskin
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07

You now can rent = beg. five
clubs and three balls 1t the New
Orleans city park course for
only 10 cents per day No
deposit, no red tape Harry
Thomas. the pro. has been doing
this now for five weeks and Il
averaging 20 sets Per week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
Sports Roundup


L
&C Michigan despite trsQusnt alb
sences from tl,e campus this
winter 80 Lew Schnabel
rolled rs consecutive strikes IN
Minneapolis The other night
without getting : 500 game.
Ouch.
ON ANXIOUS SEAT
Reports that stote racing CON-
mission undereover man are IN
Miami have Tropical Park book
les operating On : curtadlSd
basis BABE Dahlgren. wants
Il known the Ysnks Didn't cell
him because he wa ! holdodt--
says his signed coutract resched
New York the same day he was
sold Those contact lenses
Pitcher Dizzy TROUT Of the
Tigers - wearing set him back
SITS, but they've improved .
sight deficiency Of 90 per cent
in one glim and 40 Per cent IN
the other In 1870. Phog
Allen was Kansas Us football
coach /. For years since then
he's been basketball coach
Now he's been appointed oase-
ball coach for this spring
Jimmy Bivens, who Best Teddy
Yarosx In Cleveland Wednesday,
has been promised Z match with
Anton Christoforidis, N. b. A.
lisht-heavy champ. within 60
days.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-07
.MountCKes,,e!,ns
High Notes


GIRL RESERVES
The cabinet members Of the
Girl Reserves have just placed
q Gir1 Reserves scrapbook in the
library. This contains articles
Of all the activities Of the psst
year and various programs and
favors Of last year and last se-
mester. All Girl Reserves may
read It.
Evening star., 1941-09-22
"BRANDYWINE STREET.

Dear Sir.
"Is it all right to begin feeding the
birds now, or should I wait until later?
1 asked friend of mine, who pretends
to know about such things, and he said
that there is no use to begin until the
weather becomes really cold. I asked
him for an exact date, and he said
Thanksgiving Day. 1t seems to me this
Is unnecessarily late. He said that the
migrating birds going through now were
not seed eaters, anyway, and would not
come down. What do you think of this?
Sincerely, L. T. o."
We think it is mostly hokum
If migrating worm-eating and insect
eating birds look dowr and see COL
lection of happy songsters below, they
will be attracted downward, on the old
principle of the decoy, o. lure.
Thanksgiving Day is an unnecessarily
late date to begin feeding, unless you
just happen to want to begin then Ger
tainly it is a most appropriate day, and
no doubt the birds will be very thankful
But there is no good reason for not
feeding the birds at any time.
1t is mainly matter of preference of
the human element in the scene.
After ALL the person who is purchas-
ing the food and putting it out has some
thing to say about the matterl
1t must be kept in mind that feeding
the wild birds is a recent development
1t is also, a sophisticated develop
ment, in the best sense of the word.
Feeding the birds in winter was al
most unheard of, at least in any big
sense, until the National Association of
Audubon Societies began it.
And that wasn't very long ago, as such
things go.
Before that, birds were thought of
mainly as targets. The change has been
so drastic that many persons will not
believe this. Such thoughts simply show
how effectively the good propaganda for
helping the birds has covered the Nation,
and made itself part of our daily lives.
OF course, there were always persons
of kindly heart who put out bread crumbs
for the birds. That comes down to us
from England, where for centuries a
decent regard for the amenities of life
has held sway.
When Dickens visited America, he was
almost flabbergasted as the saying has it,
over the crudities of life and living which
he found here.
He made no secret of his disguest with
America and things American-and
especially human things American.
His comments in touchdown fash
ion, may be found in Martin Chuzzle-
wit and American Notes"
His private opinion, as expressed to
friends after he got back to England.
would not be fit to print.
We were not always a cultivated peo-
pie, and maybe we aren't today, but there
can be no doubt that we are much more
cultured, in the best sense than we were
in the pioneer days
Pioneer days demand a certain crud-
ity. The cultured, refined people stay
home. Not for them the rigors of the