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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10

tons. 1t will be produced in CO.
operation with the American Thea
ter Wing. Katharine Hepburn, Ger
trude Lawrence, Helen Hayes, Ray
Bolger, Kay Kyser and Edgar Ber-
gen will also participate; all will
appear as themselves, working as
they do at the Canteen.
''The Show Boat is returning to
stage, screen and probably radio.
It's to be revived on Broadway this
fall, and Metro has purchased the
screen rights from Universal, SO for
the third time movie-goers will have
an opportunity to see 1T and hear its
lovely music.
3
Harry Sherman's 'Lost Canyon"
a Bill Boyd picture, ran into snag
the other day. There are scenes re-
curing cowboys to spend some time
in a barn, amid about 100 bales Of
alfalfa. All was set, when the sneez-
ing ruined the dialogue; seems some
of the cowboys were allergic to al
falfa, and it was a case of abandon
ing either it or the cowboys. So
a hurry call for non-hayfeverish
cowboys was sent out.
It's a new wife for 'Tarzan" in
'Tarzan Triunphs,' namely Fran
ces Clifford. Maureen O'Sullivan,
who has co-starred with Johnny
Weismuller in the Tarzan series for
eight years, relinquishes the role in
favor of family duties.
ODDS AND ENDS - The Henry
AIdrich cast needs ninth member, so
that they'll haze baseball team u.
The sheik's tent from, Which Bling
Crosby and Bob Hope rescue Dorothy
Lanour and Dona Drake in SRoad to
Morocco" is the one DeMiILe used back
in 1928 in "The Ten Commandment"
Nan Grey, star of radios "Those
We Love-" is the tOife of Jackie YES
trope, a jockey, so her friends are al
,Uays urging her to fondle their horses
and she's scared to death of horses
The boys in that North Carolina
camp tVFo named their jeep after Kate
Smith claim that it can atnost sing
God Bless AHaeyicGs
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10
BY VIRGINIA VALE


Released by Western Newspaper Union.
THAT'S quite something in
4 murder mysteries that
goth Century-Fox is cooking
up, with Bryan Fox in charge.
Instead of having only one
famous sleuth, it's going to
have practically all of them!
Philo Vance leads off, but
when he gets stuck he's aid
ed by Michael Shane, the Fal-
con, Bulldog Drummond and vari-
GUS others. They can't borrow Will
liam Powell to be the Thin Man,
so they'll just use his voice. George
Sanders will play the Falcon. And
Mr.. Moto, the japanese sleuth, will
participate from an internment
camp.
Katharine Cornell, one of the first
ladies of the stage, has at last
agreed to appear in motion pic
ture. Producers have been implor-
ing her to do so for years; now
she's consented. You'll see her in
"Stage Door Canteen," the profits
Of which will go to service organiza-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10
Well Qualified

$50 you think Jones would make
a good ration board member. Does
he have the firnness that enables
him to do his duty in spite of all
ingratitude and unjust criticism?"
"He ought to. He was cook for
a hunting camp once"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10
ESCAPING 1T

Joel hear that Spillman has
gone to Alaska to settle.
Jake-N0; the truth of the mat
ter is that he has gone there to
keep from settling.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10

Relieved in minutes or double money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful suffoca+,
ing gas sour stomach and heartburn doctors usnajl
prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known foyy
symhptomahc medicines like those in Bell ans
Iablets No laxative Bell-ans brings Comfort in "
lffy or double your money back on return of bottls
to rs. 25c at all druggists - '0
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10

Said the fiirt to the boy friend
she was entertaining i'm the par
lor: Darling, did you ever try to
sell vacuum cleaners? IL not you'd
better start now That's my
fiance just coming i'm the front
door,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10
He Said 1t!

Jones and Brown were arguing
over the merits of certain political
candidates. 81 wouldn't be such a
fool if were you," snapped Jones.
you're quite right" replied
Brown, "you wouldn't"
And Jones hasn't spoken to
Brown since.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10

Without Mercy
Who will not mercy unto others
show, how can he mercy ever
hope to have?-Spenser.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10
BALL OTHERS COMPANY
M UNc lie. ND 1 A A, U. S. A.

Can Successfully! For your homecoming,
always use BALL Jars, Caps and Rubbers. Know
the pride and sense of security that comes with
good supply of home-canned foods on your own
pantry shelves. Fill in the coupon on the printed
leahet from carton of BALL Jars and mail it to
us for a free copy Of the BALL BLUE BOOK
complete instructions and more than 800 tested
canning recipes. If you do not have the printed
leaflet, send log with your name and address.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-09-10
In Virtue

In Virtue
Live virtuously, and you cannot
die too soon, nor live too long
Lady Russell.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

4. Print or write your last line plainly,
using sufficient words to complete the jim
gle. Have the last word in your last line
rhyme with right" and light" Write on
the entry blank At right. or use plain paper
II you prefer. Be sure to sign your name
and address.
2. Mail to Staley's. Dept. b. Box s6%0.
Chicago. Illinois. You may send in ~ many
last lines a. you wish. but each entry must
be accompanied by the top of a box OF
Staley's Starch Cubes, or q label from
Staley's Waffle Syrup. Tor facsimile). IT
you buy Waffle Syrup in glass or square
Evening star., 1942-05-24
MERE ARE the EASY RULES

cans, Just send in q sales slip from your
grocer.
=. All entries must be postmarked not later
than midnight Of Saturday, June 10th, ana
received by June 27th.
q. Entries will be judged for uniquene:s,
suitability. and sptness. Deci:ion Of the
Judges will be final. Fancy entries will not
count extra. Duplicate prises IN case OF
and ideas therein become the property OF
the A. e. Staley Mfg. Co.
Z. ANY resident of the United States may
Evening star., 1942-05-24

compete, except employees Of the A. e.
Staiey Mfg. Co.. their advertising agency:
and families. Contest subject to federal
and state regulations
q. Prises arc: lst prize, 81 900 Qace value
u. s. Defense Savings Bond; Ind to 7en
prises, six $500 90 (face valued y. s. De
fence Savings Bonds; oth to 18th prizes,
ten 500. 90 face value) U. s. Defense
Savings Bonds: final prizes. one hundred
S2S. 90 (fece value) u. S. Defence Savin&s
Bonds.
?. Winners will be notified by mail soon
after close of contest.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
HOW 10 WIN:

PURPOSE OF CONTEST: To induce more women to
try Staley's Waffle Syrup and Staley's new, i'm
proved Laundry Starch Cubes.
ntlP PROTECT YOUR FUTURE. and Help America, by
winning one of these FREE United States Defense
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fWce as sweef, too.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

SfuIey's Improved Cube Sforeh
Is the only laundry starch on the market to come
in ready-measured exbe form, therefore the only
starch that gives you the same perfect results every
time. Staley's Laundry Starch Cubes eliminate
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So get Staley's Waffle Syrup, and Staley's Laun-
drv Starch Cubes at your dealers today. Then
enter the contest and put yourself in line for a
FREE u S. Defense Bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Crowd Viewing
BIaCkout Makes
LaGudrdid Mad

NEW YORK. May fINSl.-
Mayor Fiorello II. LaGuardia was
hopping mad today over the way
1000. 900 New Workers in carnival
mood poured into Times Square
and the theatrical district 10
watch Manhattan stage its
initial blackout test.
"They must not do H." the
mayor exclaimed angrily, "the
people must get of the streets.
We're NOT going 20 have n
wholesale slaughter"
Like the gay and happy-go-
lucky crowds which throng the
great white way on New Years
Eve and election night. the Times
Square district was damned with
humanity to watch the Commute
production OF "blackout over
Broadway"
With the moon the only source
of light. the city of million
lights was turned into total dark
ness at the stroke Oh $50 last
night.
mo SmokiHgi Put those
.cigarets out" was the password
of the overflow crowd which
seemed intent on insuring a 100
per cent blackout.
Traffic came 10 a halt and New
York went into pitch darkness
from the Hudson 10 the East
River and from Greenwich Village
10 One Hundred Twenty-fourth
street.
When the blackout ended, great
portions of the crowd broke into
applause and cheering but Times
Square still was comparatively
dark. And so il will remain for
the wars duration 10 prevent its
huge signs from casting a glow
of light skyward which may aid
enemy submarines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
BY SCOTT WIGLE

their belts and move from the
sunshine of an upstairs flat into
the darkness of a small two-roomI
basement apartment at 1916 Elm
street.
The father, who is So years old,
is an expert drop forge operator.
Because of difficulty in getting his
birth certificate from Pennsyl-
vania, where he was born, he has
been unable TO get work in de-
Tense plants here.
give worked In the plants Of
Detroit since 1870" Rouse eX-
planned. land / have never been
fired from a job in my life" he
added. "All 1 need is the birth
certificate"
"Since the boys left, it's been
nip and tuck getting along" the
father explained.
He has been doing odd jobs
around the five-apartment house
on Elm street where they live.
DOESN'T SEEM RIGHT
at just doesn't seem right
that Jim can't get something
to do" Mrs. Rouse said. you
know he served In the first
world war under Maj. Teddy
Roosevelt Jr. They were the
first American soldiers TO see
action I'm France"
When he returned he had one
wound strip on his uniform.
First of the Rouse boys TO enlist
was the youngest, William, who
Joined the marines last year when
he was Is years old Then il
wasn't long until the others fol-
lowed. James Jr., %; Jack. 81
and John Migdel, %, a boy whom
the Rouse's raised after his father
died when he was 10 years old.
They were all crazy to get
into the service and just
couldn't stand in their way"
Rouse explained sadly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Not Eternal
BIaekout Snuffs NJ VS.
Perpetual Light

NEW YORK, May ! tINS).--
For the second time in its 1S-year
history. the eternal light" went
out, its radiance snuffed from
Madison Square for a period Of 20
minutes.
But it was only symbolical. Herr
Hitler.
As part of Manhattan's black
out drill. city officials darkened
the light designed to burn per-
petually when il was first installed
In the square in 1924.
Once before-in 1933-the torch
became the Tight that failed
when the electric bulb atop the
shaft burned out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Day BlackOut
Now They Plan TO Test
Police Lights at Night

They tested the new blackout
lights in police headquarters-in
broad daylight.
The lights have been placed
over the elevator stops. at the end
of corridors, and over the detec-
tive bureau desk.
The globes around the light
bulbs were. removed and small
bulbs substituted for the normal
ones.
Whether the test was a success
could not be learned.
Plans are now being made to
conduct the test at night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

Right now James and Ruth
Rouse haven't front window in
the place where they live, but if
they did have one it would proudly
display a service flag with four
stars.
They have four boys serving
with the armed forces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse are proud
of these boys even though, since
the last boy left for army camp,
they have been forced to tighten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Babies Win
tn e y're Born Anyway
in Test BIackout

Business as usual. conducted
under air raid blackout conditions,
produced Detroit'S first "blackout
babies at Woman's Hospital.
For - minutes the hospital, seen
from the street, was utterly dark,
but the usual lighting was main
tanned.
In the delivery ROOM a Z pound
2 ounce boy was born 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Watson, 1914 Geneva
avenue. and a girl weighing Z
pounds 10 ounces was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Burdick OF
1884 Fairfield avenue.
During the blackout all cm-
ployes OF the hospital were sta
toned at their emergency posts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Cities Not Liable
To Defense Staff
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, May Civilian de-
Tense workers who may be injured
while performing their duties
cannot collect damages from
municipalities. Atty. Gen. Herbert
j. RuShton ruled today.
"Unless an injury Is suffered
by a civilian defense enrollee by
the negligent operation of a
viIlage-Owned vehicle, there
would be no liability on the part
OF the village" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Gunner Held in Death

Gunner Foster Dodge. 30, Of the
Royal Canadian Artillery, was
ordered held for trial today on
charges of manslaughter following
a preliminary hearing b 70 r g
Magistrate J. Arthur Hanrahan in
Windsor Police Court. Dodge is
alleged TO have struck and fatally
injured Raymond Loiselle. %. of
bennington on April 5 during an
argument.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Pay rockingham Tax

A partial state inheritance tax
of SCI, 055 was paid today on the
estate Of Mrs. Jane rockingham,
who died a year ago leaving an
estate of 81 169,595 to her hus-
band. DR.. George +. rockingham
of 1914 Berkshire road, Crosse
Ifointe Farms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Convict Milk Extortionisfs

NEW YORK, May l tUP).-
Nine men were convicted in gen.
eral sessions court today of ex-
torting $4,000 from independent
New York state milk dealers and
They face maximum
of 108 to 303 years each.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-21
PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
strife RADNICKU BORBU.

bite jedan drugoga - rec ii; pa ipak, fariseji, koji sebe
nazivaju tvojim svestenicima, uzrokovahu produzavaju
da uzrokuju do .ovog casa da potoci hriscanske krvi teku.
ia ne delim verovanje reformatora, ali ostajem s NINA
telom dusom dogod Sc oni bore protiv grubosti, neva-
lialstva idolopoklonstva Rimske Crkve! Ostajem S Mi
ma telom dusom dogod oni posvecuju svoje zivote pobe-
di tvoje doktrine, o, Hristose, u ime jednakosti ljud-
skog bratstva! U tome lei prava snaga, prava moe Re-
formacije. Kakva SUI briga "a mas te mojsijevaeke dogme
odnosno prvog greha, sudjenosti greha, urodjene pokva-
renosti coveka? Reformacija postupa hrabro, ona postupa
dobro, ona postupa u hriscanskom duhu kad nastoji da
povrati tvoju Crkvu, o, Hristose, njenoj jednostavnosti
iskonskoj eistoei borbom protiv Pape il Rima.
Kalvin nastavi: "Mi verujemo priznajemo da smo
mi. zahvaljujuci zrtvi sto je mas Gospel Isus Hristos pod
nese ma krstu, pomireni s Bogom dostojni da mas drze
eledaju pravednim pred Min. Prema tome, mi verujemo
da Isusu Hristosa dugujemo svoje puno savrseno spase-
rie. Mi verujemo priznajemo da zavisimo cd nash W.
lima zasluznih ~svojstava, bez ikakvog potcenjivanja is
tin. "a ~oprostenje nasih greha samo kroz nasu veru "a
kn Isusa Hrista."
To obuhvata zakon veru u 1susa Hrista cd
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-21

da Isus Hristos, buduei Bozja mudrost njegov veeni
Sin, obuce sebe u nase meso u svrhu da bi bio Bog CO.
vk u jednoj osobi. Mi Ga tako %potpuno obozavamo Il Me
govom bozanstvu da ga lsavamo njegove eovecnosti. ii
verujemo priznajemo da Bog, poslavsi nam Svoga Sina,
zeljase da pokaze svoju nepogresivu dobrotu prema ma
ma, a predavajuci ga smrti podigavsi ga IL mrtvih, leila
Sc da Sc zbude pravda da Sc nebeski zivot osvoji "a mas"
- Slava Bogu! - uzviknu reformatori. On nam
posla Svoga Sina da mas iskupi Svojom krvlju! Bog bi
raspet zarad spasenja coveka!
Govoreci sam sa sobom, Kristijan Lebrenn samo reee:
- Jos jedna glupost koju Kalvin stavlja ma vrata Bozan-
silva. Ear Bog moze %osudjivati coveka IL zadovoljstva da
ga posle ~iskupljuje o, Hristose, siromasni %drvodeljce il
Nazareta, prijatelju ucviljenih, pokajnika i izbastinjenih,
ii ne zamotavas sebe u n~eprobojan oblak. ia vidim tvoje
bledo lice slatki osmejak okruzen krvavim vencom no.
seci zig sto je zaista ljudski. Tvoje bozanske reel pristu-
paene SUI cak i svesti dece. Tvoja evandjelska moralnost
treba da Dude bice zakonik celog covecanstva. Okovi
roba bice slomljeni - rece ii pre- wise cd petnaest stotina
godina; pa ipak, fariseji, koji sebe nazivaju tvojim sves-
tenicima, u toku tin svih stoleca, posedovahu robove, doc
nije kmetove, a danas broje svoje vazale ma hiljade. Lju-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-21

govore reformaUori To je mas zakonik. Zakon vera u
Isusa Hrsta - to enact ljubav prema nasim bliznjima;
to znaci jednakost; to enact bratstvo; to znaci bunu pro-
tv idolopoklonstva, u CHE ime Sc najveci zlotvori resava-
ju smatraju sebe resenim svojih zlocina putem kupova-
MIA oprostajnica! Same putem we're praktikovanja evan
~djelskog zakona biee nasi gresi ~oprosteni.
mi verujemo priznajemo nastavi Kalvin
da, buduci da nam Isus Hristos bi dat jedini posred-
nix izmedju mas Boga, tie buduci da nam On preporu-
euje da Sc povlacimo u samocu da bi svoje motive, u tai
nosti u Njegovo ime, upravili Njegovom Ocu, to SUI svi
izumi ljudi odnosno posredovanja muceni6kih svetaca TEX
laz prevara, planirana da odvede coveeanstvo ma stran-
puticu sa pravog uskog puta. Dale. mi podrzavamo da
je ~cistiiliste zabluda ise prirode, takodjer monaski zavet,
h~odocasca, naredba o celibatu duhovnicima, nausna is
povest obredno euvanje izvesnih dana kad je zabranje-
no da Sc jede meso. Najzad, mi smatramo %zabludama o.
prostajnice druge idolopaklonske postupke kroz koje sc
ocekuje milost i spasenje, tie iii smatramo ljudskim izu-
NINA kojima Sc smera da okuje ljudska savest." i.
Nastaviee seq
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-21
Dxepna Biblija.
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KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sa originalnog francuskog ma eng1eski: Daniel De Leon.
Sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
Sesnaesta knjiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda"
fl; astoria iedne proleterske porodice kroz vekovs.
Priea o Sesnaestom Stolecu. U dive knjige. Knjiga l.
= Ne! Ne! - rece Kristijan IL sebi. Bog nikad
niie rekao: "Moja stvorenja, mesto da Me lube obo-
zavaju u svekolikom sjaju Mole slave, imaju da me obo-
zavaju u ,tami svoga uma, pomracenom mojom volJom'"
Ne! Bog nikad nije rekao: "covece' tt Gee sudbonosno
biti posvecen zlu! Uvek ces da budes razbojnik greha!
ia tie okruzavam %gvozdenim obrueem, IL koga samo mi
loscu Mojom mozes umaci!' Ako Bozja svemogucnost
ucini coveka gresnim iii dobrin, zasto ga kazniti iii ma
~gradjivati. Jos jedan clan we're koji treba da Dude Cd
bacen.
mi verujemo i priznajemo nastavi Kalvin -
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-05-21
%"SAVEZNICP' RUSKOG PRO-
~LETARIJATA.

49,. .saveznik ruskog proletarlJata
jeste proletarijat svih zaracenih svlh u
opste zemalja. On je u velikoj meri sada
prigusen ration, i u njegovo lme suvlse
cesto govore socijalsovinisti koji su i u
Evropi, - kao i u Rusiji Plehanov, Gvoz-
dev, Potresov, - presli ma stranu burzo-
azije. Ali je oslobodjenje proletarijata
ispod njihovog uticaja napredovalo sa
svakim mesecem imperijalistickog rata, a
ruska ce- revolucija neizbezno ubrzati tai
process u ogromnim razmerama.
Kao sto .je poznato, Stalinova vlada je sas-
vim n~apustila "proletarijat svih zaracenlh l
svih uopste zemalja," kao prirodnog savezn'-
ka ruskih radnika ma njegovo mesto prlmlla
10 "a syog saveznika "demokratski' kapitali-
Fam. Svaka osoba cini promene radi pobolJ-
SANTA svoga. stanja. Syaka normalna osoba ne
chi te promene dogod nije ispitala svestrano
da je izmena bolja cd postojeceg stanja. Da
vidimo da Ii je Stalinova vlada prvo kao nor
malno biee sve stvari uzela u obzir pre- no sto
je zamenila "proletarijat svih zaracenih svih
uopste zemalja," .sa "demokratskom" burzoazl-
JON?
Uzecemo u pretres ovdasnju burzoaziJu
kao "saveznika" ruskog proletarijata. Roose-
veltova vlada je "a "svu pomoc," SSSR, sto 81
znacilo da je "a to i sva americka burzoazija.
Ali Predsednik Roosevelt Sale ostra pisma
cak i clanovima svoje Wade da spuste sve o.
grade "a "svu pomo6" SSSR. Tako vidimo da
nj sva Rooseveltova vlada nije cvrsta "a "svu
pomoc" SSSR. Onda dolazi Davies, bivsi amba-
sador "a owl vladu u SSSR, i naziva sve ov-
dasnje protivnike pomoci SSSR, clanovima
"seste kolone'' Hitlerovim sluganima. Davies
rece jednom skupu plutokrata, ameriekih in
australasia, ola SUI Sc sirili glasovi da SUI IVA
nicnici Russian War Relief, Inc aktivno We
zani sa komunistickom propagandom. Ia orga-
nizacija je ispitala stvar i glava toy i~spitivae-
kog odbora bese sam Davies. Kao glava tog
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
THE MARINES

Several hundred marines MUS
tered and fleet raised was the
indignant answer Of The people
Of Massachusetts 10 tho British
landing at Castinc, Maine, Cthen
part Of Massachusetts,, IN the
spring Of 1879.
The British. believing il was
essential TO their interests, de-
cidod on a military post for the
coast Of Maine. They fitted out
a force sailed from Nova Scotia
and. landing at CaStine near the
PcnobScot River. built the fort
that cnragcd Massachusetts
The colonial force sailed with
the marines commanded by
Brigadier-Gcncral Lowell, meet
ing for A rendezvous with land
militia at Townsend Me.
This force met was less than
counted on, but that did not stop
The Americans. who sailed on
and arrived AT their destination,
CaStine. July p.
1t was three days later before
the marines and the militia
could make a successful landing.
This newly landed force met its
own number Of Scottish regulars
and pushed them back dcCiSively.
until they met superior British
dcfcnScS.
These defcnScS were 50 strong
that General Lowell waited fur
Their action on re-cnforCcmentS
he asked for while tho British
Scpt a like aDDpal for aid
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Letters to the Editor

dresses. underwear. dolls candy
and order for shoes.
The two boys received each
sweaters, socks, underwear a
toy, candy and order for shoes.
They also have seen 10 it that
our children. have warm food
each noon at school.
|, too. years ago. sold papers
on the streets Of Detroit, and
was a member OF the Ny;,.-
boys Association, and have
through the years come in con-
tact with some Of these men
who have become lawyers. doc
tors. bankers. merchants and
men engaged in every industry
But regardless Of their station
or social standing they have
grouped themselves together and
unselfshly stepped aside from
their daily tasks 10 put every
effort toward helping the less
fortunate, handicapped and
needy children.
II IS this type Of men and
their supporters that make this
a country worth fighting for,
and the only country in the
world today whore the majority
believes in living. believe as
they wish and let the other
fellow do likewise.
SO in closing. regardless Of
creed or color. let us all offer up
prayer of thanks and bcSeech
our Maker that such an organi-
cation be blessed IN their efforts
not only successfully 10 give
every needy child in Detroit
Christmas, but that this will be-
come national affair and that
every needy child in America
viii look forward each year TO
a Merry Christmas from the
Goodfellows Of their own locality
prompted by the Old Newsboys
OF Detroit.
CHARLES HELLMER,
1893 Reedpr street.