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Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21

difficulty spare the money they will
now have to pay.
There are many people who favor
free spending by the government SO
long as they do not have to pay
toward that spending When they
are asked to help pay, their views
may undergo change.
Many people do not realize that
they have to help pay government
costs all the time. There are heavy
taxes on business. When business is
taxed, it is usually necessary to add
the cost of the tax to the cost Of
goods, so that the one who buys and
uses the goods is the one who really
pays. If more people realized that
fact, there would be more objection
to government spending.
The people who are paying income
taxes this year for the first time will
no doubt see the justice of the call
that is made on them. They livesin
a country which. gives its people,
more than is offered anywhere else.
1t costs a lot of money to provide
these benefits.
The nations of Europe and Asia
have long looked at Uncle Sam as
rich, and too rich for fairness or his
own good. If they could come over
here and get some of our riches.
some of them would do so. Some of
them are reaching. out for things
they are not entitled to. 1t is not
safe in a world loaded with weapons
of war. possessed by nations that
spend their chief energy in getting
ready for war, to get along without
powerful armament. The newly in
creased taxes will help provide that
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21

the rest Of the people for its safety
and welfare. A nation is like ball
team, if 1t is united it is likely to
win, but If it is torn by quarrels,
there will be no teamwork.
Employers need to feel that un-
less they can make their workers
contented and comfortable, there
will be no loyal enthusiasm. on their
job Workers need to feel that un-
less their employers can make some
money, there is no motive for hiring
any worker. 1t all comes back to
the golden rule, to make strong ma
ton treat people as you would like
to be treated.
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21

A RECENT CONVERSATION with
an officer from Camp Upton disclos-
ed the fact that many of the boys,
especially those comprising Battery
f. 198th Coast Artillery from this
city, are interested in receiving
reading material from back home,
and along this same line we were
advised that a citizen of Dover had
recently gone through his library,
selected fifty books and sent them
on to the boys of this Battery. Now
this action on the part of this citizen
of Dover was most commendable,
but the thought further occurs that
had we Milfordians been doing our
duty by these boys such a philan-
tropic gesture by the part of a
stranger would not have been nee
essary. The Battery we know was
remembered at Christmas by the
American Legion Auxiliary mem
bers, who worked long and hard to
prepare boxes for the boys. We also
know that each week a number of
Chronicles are sent free, so thatstbe
boys may keep abreast Of happen-
ings in the home town. We do feel,
however, that not enough is being
done for our boys at camp, and it is
our sincere hope that the citizens of
this community will heed this ap-
peal and make some sort of
concerted effort to send the boys not
only books, magazines and papers,
but now and then some home made
goodies TO brighten up the inner
man. 7t-s
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21
5000, 900 New Taxpayers

The changes in the income tax
law, it is estimated, are requiring
100000 more people to file income
returns. The personal exemption of
single person has been reduced
from $1,000 to $4,000, and of married
couple from $25OO to $4,000. Some
people who never filed a return or
were liable for these taxes, will do
considerable fussing and fuming
over this requirement this year, and
many of them will say they can with
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21
All in The Same Boat

Mrs. Wendell L. Willkie, speaking
over the radio. indicated that the
most essential thing in defending a
nation is to make every group Of
people realize that it depends upon
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21

THE MALE BIRDS are said to
find their mates largely by singing.
They have to open their mouths to
let the female world know how at
tractiye they are. Similarly in bus
mess, the concern needs to tell the
world by the song of advertising
what attractive goods it offers.
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21
The HELPLESS Men

The newspaper funny man works
off a crack on how the farmers wife
was asked in the midst of a busy
day if she didn't want to vote. She
replied that she did not, and if there
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21

ADVERTISING sells goods in
many cases where personal talk will
not do so. You have time to put in
your advertisement all the reasons
for buying the goods, while if you
attempt to induce people to buy
through your persuasive 'alk you
may forfet the strongest reasons
why they should do so.
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21

DON'T EXPECT that town is
going ahead, if people simply sit
afonnd and talk about the things
shaf ought io'be done
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-21

DON'T SAY it is impossible to
produce some needed improvement
in your home town, if similar towns
Of equal size and wealth are doing
This same needed thing.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-15
Greb<Glepclan> Safety
GcMneu Kan,paane
WeNinnt am IL. Mn6 oamcrt bis
81. Mai.

Sic MnGpnanc oeS Greater Glepe,
Inn0 Snicm Council croiinct cine
10000 NtitglicScr &srbefampaanc
am 15. Mai uno biciclbe oalert bis
GnNe oC@ Monat$.
Seiientlih2 Sitherheit hat oieieS
EGhr grobcrc sSittiafeit ais ie Dor,
Der ungcnommen. Gie slufriiitlug
oes Snnoes bot ous Sempo I'M &C.
id)lit pergroBert. Mehr NGnncr or,
bciten als in iriiheren Sabren. Sic
SobnliIten uncbien tlglid) lno ba,
ollrd) aehcn sic 2el,tc bier mo sort
bin mh onourh pcrarGbcrt iid) sic
(Seinhr.
Is lit nid,t gcnlg on6 sic @fGu
ner lidIcr lino bel scr Nlrbeit. in ser
,Sobrif. ser slrbciter ser Elm 9luto,
nlobil bat, uNcr BON elmer Seitcr fGllt
oocr lrgeno cincn nnoeren llnTall inn
Seim lit genou 10 cin &erl,it iiir oas
sIufriiitlnasprogranrm ais pcmr er
IN Der ssnbrif cincn lluinIl erlcihet.
Ger ;3med fir 10000 Mitalieoer
lit 5nciilltig. Ger Grlo3 ser aam,
poanc miro bnIiir pcr!pcnoct nm GRO
Gcrc Sid,crbeit 81 ldoiien.
&iellcid>t mchr mid)tia ols sic Gin,
nahmc ton Scr inbipioucQen Mit.
glieoihoit lit ser 6eIehrcnoe GiIcfi
ullf Die @iirger. Gas 3eidcn ser s(p,
plifotion iiir MitglieNit}oit. ous Sro.
gen zines &nopIeS, Nos @riiue Grcu'
am Nutonobil miro picl oo;u bcitro
gen nm oie WiGnner unh Israiel
mchr porllcbt!acr Sll MAIDEN.
- Scr @eg 5lm @ipIel ser Wtah,
iiibrt iiher Ffabe, Die nit 0eiher
beOedt linh.
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8ai,atcr J,a1ier Gipie
Gcao,ac 8anfett
Gin grOfrr Griola

Sie @anotcr Sllnior Sdtpoben ba.
ben Dor Snbresfriit oie r9anoter
Slnicr Gipic 2eagl'e" aeariinoet, Die
cin5iac Si9a oieier slrt mter Sen
Sln9oeltidnmerifonern lmo am leb.
teE GounerStag icierten Tie ibr Sab
resiubilGlm nit einem 8anfett. Gs
lpitroc Elm bOhicines slbenociieu Ter.
piert uuo Damn murben mebrere 3e.
Sen aebalten. Scrr 3illih, Elm alter
Tionicr ser 9anatcr, ilmgiertc ais
3eremonicnmeiitcr. Muber Dem YrG.
libenteu uno Gr ErGIihcntcn ser 81
"a biclteu slnlpro;ten @iirgcrmeilte:
Ghuuro 0lutbin, SSilisproleclltor
@illiam :. Shnciocr, uno Heoof.
tclT George Shneioer. slue arotu.
licrtcn oicIer illngcn polfiihen Sr,
guniiution umo ricten ibnen in oie.
lem Gimme lucitcr 81 arbeitcn inn ,>n.
tereilc oca Scutidhms Scr Stabt
Slcuclono. Stunt Sbio uno ser Gcr.
cinigtcn Stooten. Die Sicbeubiir9er
Snd)icn bon Git nnh @cit batten cine
iienlib 'turfc Delegation geihidt.
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pcp,Kct,serte
Sm Emblic Mnoitorimm

sSasques Srap lmb Mnrio 8rag
giotti. lanomeit bcriibmte quo Yio
niiten, sic lebtes Sobr Seniution in
Mmoitorium mad,tcn, mcroen nicoel
5uriidfcbrcn mo mihpirfen am rs
Sunni.
Ningmall miro bieic populGren
Gonserte oirigicren uno es iperoen
pcrihieorle iuuge Soliilen 81 bGrer
ieilt.
Sn 3iuilhcnpnllien merocn Gr,
friihlnacu leruicrt 10 mie i'm lcbten
ssabr.
Sic Gage iiir oieie Gonsertc
iino fcitgeiebt luic iol9t: Suni IS,
90 mo 81, Suni %, 26 uno %,
Suli 9. If mo ~, lomie Suli 16,
IS uno 10. @nlfonlibe unrelcrpiert
foltcm oieSmal nur % Gents Hcier,
pierte @alfoniibe 80 Gents. Siihiibe
auf 6runoflur SO.75 uub 500.
feline Steller. Goupoubiid)cr So mcrt
foltcn MIR $3.50. @enn Srauniin
tioncn ulS iolde liCb interciiicrcn fiir
oieie &on5crte, 10 mGgCn lie lid, nit
SSr. Nperp g. Stcrner, SictctuoriiBcr,
1891 Tuirbill Hnoo, GConr O22222
in Ecrbinoung ictcn.
Sic 3nrtcn iinb jlI BADEN IN Snu-
Iors, $50 Gllclio 9ipc.. Mtop Gom-
paun ilro &iabec3 uuo Nrnucu Clubs
i'm gnnSen norolihen Shio.
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Berlin i,astt ObNast
Mr 8emtbeftcpfcr
Vlane anr ltntcr6rinanna omrdj &c.
itanosamfnabme allcr WpGmmu0eu
Der Mcidlsbanptitaot einNelcitet

Berlin. Ssn Grlpartl,na ihipieriae.
rcr 3eiten iiibrcu sic 9crliner Sc.
BORDEN 3llr 3cit cine Vcltanosoui,
nabme aller Seine burh, nm In.
tertl'nft fir sic ourd) @omben Oh.
oadios aelporoencn @elpobner al
flnoen. Gs miro nicbt lur ser Der.
tilgbarc 9loum feIt9citcllt, ionoern
allb Sie ;}ahl ser Motten uno Soios,
Die untcr llmlrGnocn benllbt merocn
fonucn. ....
@isbcr linb pcrbiltnisrGi6io nc,
niae @erlincr SGuicr brrh @onlhcn
;erlGrt iroroen, obcr sic letten 9ln-
lriiic nit grobcreu @ombcn mo
SprcnNbomhcm babcn eiuen Npr0e.
hmof nlli hus Gpmmcnoc Nceeben.
Sic Gortcn, sic iimtlihe Suusbul.
ln0sporlltinoe I'M Mubmcn oieicr
llntcrllld)lula onSiiiicn lniiiicn, Ioi,
zen niht crfcnncn, ,pic lanNe iic OF
oohlos acluprocne Ycrioncn oui,
nchnc,, lullcn - nh MIR fir cine
Nodt oNcr cine 9r66crc 3eitipannc.
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1tpYror0m
ySbc Wrcat Mmcrican Nroa6cait"
bcNinm: Samstaa, ocn II. Mai.

Ser ncilcitc 90. Century ,sor Slim
uSbe Grcut 9tmcrican @roahiaft"
fommt nnh Dem Soippoorome Sbea,
ter nm Sum5tu9 nit Srsobn Yapnem
Saf Safic mo Grinr Honern il,
Sitelrollcn.
GS lit Dies Elm mliifalii6er 1ilm
IN heu ucrifiebrne ltbGne 9ieoer mi(
"Hona Ago Hnit Nigbt". rs tote II
s)olI", Sim Sittle Hoinhrup. sun"
.SSpc Sot a Bone TO Yif nitb DoM'
unb Sta al in a @iietime" ilno fen
IntInmclle Idn5e ser @ebriioer Rico
lalS ae5eigt peroen. IS mirft nod
nit Ifarn Beth Sugbea.
Sebeu iie lid oielen Slim an.
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men. Serr Moth lit cIn 8raouat ocS
ShieI College IN Grcenpillc, ga. Gr
rrbelt ocn Huf ser NclpGeniingtoncr
@emeinoe lebten Monat, mad)te uhel
- atbGngig pon ieiuer Ordination.
is iei noh erlpGbnt, oaB Martin :.
Hotb Elm Siebenbiirgcr 9ino uuo
Vfitglieo oes 3ipeig ~ irno Yaitor
Seiit airhe lit. slls Stuoent beiorg
lie cr hle 4ottesoienite in ser ct. So
bannes Stride in Gleuelanb wGbrenb
Eaitor ssoiieI lid alli Der Serienreiie
fnt ser ultcn Scimut hcinno unb ipar
icbr bclicbt in ser Gcncinbc uub
man fonntc id)pu oanals ocn tiihti-
gen Ynitor IN ibnl bcmcrten. slmh
mir gratllliereu ibm uno icineu 81,
tern 81 bieicm Griol9.
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1treaticit unter Ser
uitaid,a
ShluB bon Seite |.

aarn uno 9ulsarien geirbuh. slber
luGbrenS iie 10 inncrpolitiih ibre
0fad)t ge9en @ebrloie ausfoiten,
ld,eint unter ihren SMnoen ser Staat
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bcn lie rcgie-
rem mollen.
Nah Scr bei ser Mddtiiberndbmc
bon Ser llitaida erlaiienen Yroflama-
lion lino bas alte Groatien, 9almar
lien. 8osnicn nno Die &erseeo,pina
intcarierenbe @eitanoteile bes nel,en
froatiidcn Natiunalitaates. Mber es
ltebt nad Melounaen aus Wien felt
>ab iolpobl Gcutihlamo lpie llngorn
i'm NorSen erbeblihc "@renshcrid,-
tIal,naen" beanIpruden llno oaB sic
froatiide Noroarense bis % Meilcn
an agram beranriiden miro, looab
bereits oaS Groblem elmer @erle.
ll'ng Der Megierllng nadl elmer mebr
i'm Centrum oes 2anbes gelesenen
Staot ernltlid, erlposcn miro.
Gin nod beiflercS Groblcm ltellen
sic bon sstalicn auf Galmaticn rmo
Die Ser5egolpna erbobenen Nniprii=
d)e oar. iiber oie oiienbar nod Der
)anoelt peroen miro. @enn aud, Sit.
Ter erfldrt. 9eutihlano erfebe feline
Serritoria(anipriihe alif bem @al-
Fan. 10 lit sod an5,mebmen, ooB cr
!icber eincm idnuaden gaiaQenitaat
'pie aroatien einige Scr ausae,cid.
neten Noriabaieu belaBt. itatt suall=
lalien. Dob oie 9(oria p0llig bon if.
rem balfaniiden Sutherland getrennt
l'no BON Stalien monopoliiicrt miro.
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Sshn Nscicuelts ,,ti
>tateiE<Geur Int 1treta

&a;ro. Gupt Snuc$ Hcoicuclt, ser
Sohn hcs ErHiiocntcn. bciano iid,
an elmer Sorr Nnrf ocn nobGitIiben
mo 9tIi!clmccr @rie9Sralln ami 0rc,
IA. no Die Nriehiicbc NteNicrinQ ser.
icit ihrcn Sib bet. Gr mar uurbcr
IN China nno SHnNororc. Gs Der.
lolict ouG cr ais uncrifnniihcr &c.
obahtcr Der &ricNalnac in 2oiro Ita.
t!cnicrt pcroCn iou. 100 iih oas
SanptQl!urticr bcS cuNliibcn Moboit.
GonlnIunoo$ beiinoet. ......
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s. uaticttat @Xneerfef
Ses 2(rbeiter. SGi,eer'
b,,n>es pcn 3lm,eriea

iinhet in oicIen gc,pitteridapiilcn IA
gen am 30. ltno 81. M'ai in Nctp Yor1
ltatt. sllle Tereine riiitcn iih 81 oie
lem ,scite ,lno probcn ilcibia an ser
Malientoren besiebungslueiie @e
5irfsdSren. Gin Spcsiolsug Ser Oh
Sunaer BON nab lnS fern na1 Metl
Oorf bring, miro Chicago am 80
Mai $40 nodanittoas, perloikn.
Seilnrbnrr bon I'ihpal,fee, ct
Sonis, Glepelano. Gric. Yittsburab
Gctroit. Modelter, @,,iiolo II. a. tper
oen Sen 3ua iiillen ,lno oe Sabrt per
ipriht rcht Il.Itis 81 mcroen.
sIm tSrcitag. Sen so. Moi, (on,
Gage ecs Gmpianls -&onscrtes),
nodmittaas 3 llbr, miro ser Selt,
lihc Sct5eSirf. in oeiicn @ercid,
lalaci1hr I? Gcrcinc acboren Gr. a.
EittSburab. Gollinsburab. Eo., Gan
ton, 8, Nfron, 8, Glcuclano, ,Manss
iielo, 8, Setruit Mid,.. S}oheitcr,
Buffalo uno Utica. q. 81 inter ser
bcrdbrtcn Stabsiiibruna pon @c-
Sirfshirigcntcn Mnooli Shultcr,
Glcpelono. i'm Saupta,lartier SctcI
9tctu g)orfer cine Spc,iaIprobe Der
0iebcr:
Sonntaasicicr ---- g. 81. lltbmnnn
SRdnncrtcr
Nclle3 Vehcn Munnlf Sf,lStcr
Samcnctpr
Sn3 briliGc Scuer 49, g. g. lltbmnnn
Sem Ghnr
nhbaltem, nm 0ieien 3Dflus bon Sic
Nrrn 9lcih am ielben slbeno beim
GmpIanaSfon3ert ocNieacn porsu-
tragcn.
@ir ireucn ms, oaB mieoerlm
Scrr v. Sd)uiter, ser Dor 3 S,sabren
sic BeInnltlcitMng hc@ 9. Motiunal=
SGnaerieites in GIepelano innebattc,
erlpahlt Iuoroen lit, biesmal ben SeIt
liden Seebe5irf all leiten.
Gas Sauptfonsert iinoct am soms,
tag. ben 81. Mai, 8 llbr abenos itatt
llnter 2citlng hes Mep Dorfcr 0iri.
aentcu @uitau Somen. Gin groBes
Spmpbonicord)eiter Innh sic Sppra=
niitin @rcte Stiidsclo BON Scr Me-
tropolitan Sper lul,rocn perpilid)tet.
Counting, oen 1. Silni, miro cine
Salnpferiubrt fir ole SGnaer mo
SGngeri,rnen sen Suoion cntlanq
nit ocnt 5000 Veticncn faiienoell
Sliritsoampier .State OF ScIatpare"
lmtcrflonliien.
Sic Miidiabrt bon Nclp Wcrf lit
Sonntng abenbs S:15 llbr.
sIm Montae. sen 3. S,ni. pormit.
tags, iinhct Die Sunpt =aonpcntion
ltatt. p"
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Hetes Meer sar Krieas,
3ette Scr 2ld.ic erelGrt

Berlin Ieutlhlano mahte In Ell,
ner iormellen slnfiinoiglng oaraui
allfmerfiam, oaB Sperationen oent,
id)er sslotteneinbeiten inn Noten Meer
erlpartet meroen f0nnten uno ieoes
in oieies 8ebiet einiabrenoe Shifi
3erltornng ourd Minen ODER anoere
0riegsnlittel 81 seipdrtigen babe.
Ias oils 8eiabren5one be3eihnete
@ebiet i6lieBt Den norolihen Cell
oes Moten Ieeres nit Dem 8olf bon
Sue5 nno Dem 8oli BON 9(qaba Elm
uno eritredt iid) Bis 81 45O Weilen
mterbal6 ocs Sue5-Ganals.
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1le,ae StreieNrct ct,.t,eet,
9eeeit kcklcitermbei,
ueit GJO.fiikrer Ee,uis

0fep Oorf Vr6iioent 2eiuis bon
Der GO. sab befannt. oab, i'm Soil
Die Goblengrllben6eiiber Der @eid).
foblengebictc inn esiioen ii6 ipeiter
6odbeinia seisen tpiiroen, er ee5lpun-
gen lei einen Streif aus5urufen fir
ale Weihfoblengebiete Mnerifas.
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11smc Neutjlhe 2siitter
II, Glevclan>s
Gauptbitlicttef

Gather Ger Cos fommt gum Grs'
biid)oi.
Sidion-3ehn Scctalien.
glelpellpll-so grim mar mein 9al
Salubil-Gas aroBe Sebuen SeS
Gbriitopb Cider.
Sanno5-Sals oeS llnbeils.
Walter-@ber. Der ssleiser.
@alter-Yiis Scr 3.p0lite.
Weinar-Sango ooloroIe.
@cllmar-Sllbal Sroop.
3ermatten Gr5Gblungen aus oen
Waiiiier Sohluno.
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Gnelan> iSr~ert Sen
|Grpcrt uen Striintpien

Snnoon. @riinoung elmer ,WritiIb
Silf StodinH Corporation" lulroc
pom Wonro Of Srobr bcfannt0cocbcn.
Sie Welell'hait bat hen 3ned, sic
slusInbr BON Striimpicu su iGrncrn.
INN IN ocn 8ciiB bon Scpicn 81 fonl.
nlsn. llcbcrroihcnb al bicicr MnG.
nabnlc ill., oab Der Tertaui bon
Striimpfen an &leinbiinOler ieit 0e'
jcnlhcr 1910 ucrboten lit.
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Mtartin !. Nett
Nbiolpierte bas Qutbcriide Sbeolo-
NiId)c Scminar. - Nimmt Muf nad)
9tc,u Sen iingtou al.

Serr Mortin s. Notb bon Nortb
Stb Muc., Martins Terrp, 8, Sobn
bon Serrn uno Srau Ntihocl Motb,
miro oieics ssriibiabr pom Sltbcr
ilten Z Sbeplogiihen Seminar alts
Ebilahclpbio, Ya., nGdJltcn Monat
abiolpicren. Gr bot hercits Sen Huf
OILS Eaitor ser 2,ltberiihen Gbriitus
STRIDE in Heip &enlinatcn an0cnoln-
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Kru,.t(fcu aus 13erliu
Int n1csfa,, s,,riite

Mosfdu. q. .. Grautifor, ser crItc
MsctonIrilior MnElunSa iiir Sen
llul'cnbnnocl. fcbrtc ans Berlin mad,
Mosfau sllriit. g. @. Tcfonp ,plp,
9i5efpmlniiiar iiir ullslpGrtigc Mnac,
lcgcnbcitcn. fcbrt noh einem 5iucis
pod)igcn Nnicntbnlt in Moafau nui
icil,cn Soften nlS VotldInitcr in Ger,
lin 5,lriif.
%
- Vittr Icieu Sic bic Mnseinc1
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Sect baben mir 1uieber 9ag,
li6t Gripornis. Gs eibt nlleroings
2ente, Die alsu iparlam nit Dem
Iaeesliebt umgeben.
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Sra,t Necicpslt iaat
Has Cams bramsbc >11mt

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-15
D. N. Nelson
IS Chairman
Executive heods
Weeks Activities

oDonald M. Nelson, Executive
Director of the Supply Priori-
ties and ALLEGATIONS Board, and
himself retail executive of ma
tional repute, is Honorary Chair
man of "RETAILERS FOR DE-
TENSE" Week, the fourth
annual National Retail Demon
stration, being observed this
year during the week of Septem-
Der 18th to goth. He is a firm
believer in the vital role now
being played by the American
retailer, and the constructive
leadership RETAILING is furn-
ishing in the present emergency.
The dislocations resulting
from an upset national economy
are making themselves more
poignantly felt as the defense
program is extended, and Mr..
Nelson feels that the retailer,
in a strategically strong position
to clarity the facts to the gen.
eral public, can and will help
to cushion what might otherwise
prove a dangerously disturbing
economic transition.
He further feels that retailers
are doing an UNNECESSARILY i'm
portant service in exerting their
combined strength to prevent
runaway price situation from
developing. He points to the
present campaign, sponsored by
retailers, to bring about simpli-
fication of merchandise lines
and he regards this work as an
important factor contributing
directly to the defense program
With simpler lines, he points
out, there can be more produc-
ton, without recourse to cur
tailment" as such, and he feels
that this simplification move
will prove of inestimable help
in solving the problem of the
smaller store in this merchan-
disc tightening situation.
Mr.. Nelson and his colleagues
in Washington are doing every
thing in their power, during the
defense effort, to pave the way
for safe transition to a peace
time economy-after the present
program ends. This, he feels, is
of the utmost importance, for
otherwise, he says, 1--WE might
win the war and lose it," He
feels that the retailers leader
ship in this difficult undertaking,
is invaluable.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-15
Engagement OF
June Whitaker
Is Announced

oRICHMOND-Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Whitaker entertained
at a three course dinner in their
home on 2O5 Oak street Tues
day evening honoring their
daughter, June, whose engage
ment to Lyle Dale Jewel, son
of Mrs. Jack Kuneth of Armada
was announced at that time.
A telegram was delivered to
the Whitaker home supposedly
for Mrs. Whittaker's sister, Mrs.
Ernest Hyslop, who on opening
the telegram read of the en-
gagement of Miss Whitaker
and Mr.. Jewel. Mr.. Jewel is
employed at the Detroit Edison
Company at Marysville, and
Miss Whitaker is employed in
the Polewach store in this
village. The wedding will take
place in October.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-15
Title | Program
Supplies Housing

The Federal Housing Admin
istration's Title I program has
contributed to an enlarged hous-
ing supply at a time when the
need is acute.
Loans insured under Title /
have financed needed repairs
and renovations to a great num-
Der of dwellings, thereby assur-
ing their continued serviceability
during the emergency, and have
also financed the conversion Of a
considerable number of large
old houses into ma Ii apart
ments.