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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18
(15. Sortiesung)

gnt1eseus, tpelbes bel bieier Wittei.
lung a,if bent @eiihte Sernanns er'
fdieu, elmer 8eadtung au idenfen.
fatbr aoolf fort: ,,Du fannit Sir oen.
fen, oaS mir oieie gntbiilluns oen
6dredeu i1ou eiu biBden in sic
@lieeer seiast bat, oenn 5lt .uiiien,
baB mau nod 10 fur6er Belt Den
Sprung ins 9untle maben muB, 1T
tpabrlid fein SpaB. Selblt m mad'
te babel, obsleid id on feinen @ott
uuo feiuen 9eufel nnebr glaubte,
eiu ettuas furioIes @eiid)t, bas bent
ar5t nidt enteing Diele 8abrneb-
m,tng oeranlaBte ibn obne 3lpeifel,
mir einen @eiitliden auf ben Sals
au ienoen, ser iib nad ein paar
Stunoen in oieiem 3in,nler Elm fano.
Sd argerte mid uno borte al nfanes
gar ni6t auf bas, tpas er iprad, aber
id lueiB ielblt nidt, ipie es fant all.
mdblid intereliierten mid feline gSor'
te ood, ltno sluar nauentlid besbalb,
tueil eiu abnli6er Soeengang mir
borber ibon 5u idaffeu gemabt bate.
@r betonte has tplnoerbare @alten
Der Borlebung auf ben fur5libtigen
WeuIhen, oie oft ouf 7unbegreiilihen
@egen ale erid)affenen 9Seien ibrer
@eitimnulng 5ufiibre, Sic @ere6tigfeit
@ottes, iuelde 5luar. nlandes 80ie
sulaiie, aber friiber ooer ipater nit
allmadtiger Sano in oas HaOertpert
bes Sdidials, eiuereife uno Sen nm
buBfertigen sSrepler seridmetterno,
bent Sduloloien 5u leinenl 8edte per,
belle. 9abei muBte id in1mer iuie-
Der an ben Sprung bes 9aren Ben.
fen oeIien Seine oeinen Sanoen ent-
glitt @leid5eitig iuar es mir, ais
fdbe i6 bas 8ilo meiner perltorbenen
Nutter por mir, sic mouhen ellteu
Saiuen III mein nnges Ser5 eeltreut
bot Cine Stimlnl.ng fam iiber Mid,
tpie id iie idon longe nidt mebr ge-
faint bate id) muBte tpeinem,
9ermanu - bitterli6 tpeiner, uuo
ullter 9ranen beihtete i1 meine
fdluere Sdulo bem geiltliben Serrn.
gr bot Sic 8ereebuug oaoon abbau-
gig semadt, oaB id nad 9rdften
tpieoer gut made, llno bas min id)
t,n Sd, ipill sic tur5e Spanne 3eit,
tuelde mir nod 5u leben pergonnt lit,
sur @enaattlmg benl,be,t Dor aaen
biz ge9eniiber, benin id]; &ermann"
fd)loB ct nit erbobener Stimme, bin
elmer bon ieneu Gerworfenen geipe-
fen, ourh tuelde bie falI1eu SAeine
in oeine Faid)e geIpielt luoroen lin0."
Sermann luar III oie 00be ee-
fdneut. Oit unausipredlibem Nus.
orud bingen feline augeu an Aeolis
W.Ino.
Gin Wort bradte er uidt iiber
feline 2tppen berpor.
,,Sa, i'd, be9aun @o9el tuieoer,
Init bent ntan iibrigenS aud eiu
fh1noli6es Spiel trieb. 9u iueiBt,
oaB i'd Wartba germ bate, uno Dab
ite luih 5uriiduies. 9ies luadte mid
uabe5u tod, ,lno ulein @rinm lpuroe
bon oen Sdllrfen Soatberr, Sigel
una BaitiauL ber nod lhlinmler ban-
bette oils id an sir, fit ibre 3lpede
. bemust. 3u neinen @lmIten lpaeIt
6u rnI6Goli6 gelna6t uno entfernt
tperoen, lagte ntat, lmo IN 1neiuer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18
ae;tsssA, Sen .18. aessssr' f94a

ten fie isH ibre GiHsuiaignl.g. Oods
Ibiefe idnitt uns iebe Soffnnts ab
uno fiinoiste mir. Da padte id met
ne 9abIeligfeiten s,lfamneu uno
mabte mild aus Dem Staube. 8orber
aber batte id) Soiepbine 5u iiberre-
ben setpuBt, bob ie mir folgen ioa,
unb - su ibreM llnDeil = fain iie.
Sn bem Stdofden, no mir nns tra-
| ien, befano iib cine Sdmifpielertrup-
pc, beren Direftor mid nit ieiner
5reunoldaft beebrte. SD bate mir
ein biibides Sii,nmden eripart nno
fnaulerte nibt, oie 4aile oes Serrn
DIRECTORS mar immer leer. Nad oer
anfunft Solepbinens bearifien tpir
erIt, tpelher ,lniiberleate Streib bon
uns eentad)t tporben tuar. I'm obue
| lueiteres matchmaker at Ieben, tuie
Ser 3iini nitlernoritano 1,ns riet,, tuaren
lpir bod nod nidt beroor6en genltg
llno beiraten fonnten mir nidt SD
belaB 5tuar Bapiere, SoIepbite ieood
ni6t. lin elm idones @elo bolf oer
0ireftor uns aus ser Not. CT fertigte
sic notieen Sdriften ielbit an uno
nientauo id0pfte geroadt. Mit einer
Siige, einem Berbred)en auf oem @e-
pilleu traten mir por SEN Mltar. @ar
es 0a ein 8ltn0er, tpenn llus ltatt
oes Segens ser Stud aefolgt iit2
Der Direftor ipar eines Morgens
beriduunoen uno ber ieitberiae Sieb-
baber iibernablu oie 2eitlng bes SSu-
Itituts. Sb- IieB ntib berleiten uno
trat nit 1neinem 8eib in sic @elea-
Idaft ein. Nun folgte cine, trauri9e
3eit. Wtein @elbporrat ipar Derbraltbt
uno Sic ginnabuen 10 idledt, oaB
lnIere Nabrlmg oft taaelang nur
aus 8rot uno &artoffeln beltano. Wir
5ogen rltbelos 1T aller Serreu 2dnoer
lulber. Oa tuuroelt blt eeboreu. Git
babies sSSabr ipater erfranfte .Solepbi-
ne. Sd lieB iid int Hesensburaer
Spitale 5uriid. 9id nabm cine &ol-
legin in ibre Sbbut. @ir fanen nab
Beilbad. Sier befam id oie Nab-
ridt, baB oeine Wel,tter seItorben Jet.
Sn ser Ne,tiabrsnadt trieb es mid,
einen 8eiud auf oem Saiobof su ,uo-
hen. Sd lteute mid Dor elm: Se,tIter
uno idaute in oie Stube bit,ein. 81.
ne uuerluartete S5ene ipielte iid bor
mir ab. 9eine @roBmtutter laa Dor
neinem Stiefoater auf SEN Rnieu.
8on bent @eipro6enen berItano i6
man6es, alles ieoo6 nidt. 9a reifte
in mir. Elm @nti1luB. Sd fannie oie
Ser5el1sgiite Sdolaitifas, elite na6
Ser Staot uno elm paar Stunoeu
lpater lasit ou in tparme Deden ge-
bitllt Dor oer Saustiire bes Saio-
bofes I'M Sdnee. Sd berbarg mid
IN Ser Ndbe uno ,partete, Bis sic 8du.
erin int Sofe eridien uno uadber nit
Dir ourd Sic Saustiire berIdwauo.
Sn oer sleiden Nadt fano mein
Stefpater ourd @rfrieren Sen Sob.
Gin getpiiies ettpas trieb mid an
Ielne Seid)e nno bier trai id nit oer
Saiobofbauerin 5uionmen, sic MIDI
erfannt bat. Sic rief midi beim' ga.
nteh ober mein b6ies @eiuiiien iagte
mid in Die 6lnbt. 8egen eduloen
oerlieben mir sic Staot. W,ebrere
Sabre fiibrte i6 elm unItetes eeben.
Da 'puroe id nit 3irfusoireftor Wol.
fer befannt. 0ieier lpuBte meine I'M.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18

Eliot, een er beretfs gefnBt bate.
|uDu fonnieft mild bealeitea" fhlos
er, bod es miro better iein, wenn
on n,einer antueiiang folgit. Sd bin
es oir iduloig, Die Beee su ebnet,,
oaB o,i im bollen @lan3e Ser llnlbnle
SIT oeinen 2ieben beimfebret faunit." !"
8or freuoiser aufreelng aaua ou.
Ber iid trat Sermann ben 8iidipeg
nod bent auguItinerbrdu at. ,@ie
miro ser bdterlide sSreuno itaunen" i,
murmelte er, ,,tuenn ct bort, oaB feline
3uperiidt iid 10 ibnea i,no in 70
lp,tnoerbarer >8eiie beipabrt bat! Or.
balte i'm, 1ieber @ott", flebte er, ,,oa~
nit ser brape Wanu itd on meinem
slid freuen FAINT" .-.
s(ntonio erfannte an bent 1trablen-
oen ant1ib Sermanns, oaB bie'er et-
mas aan5 AuBeroroentlides erlebt
bate. Sn oieier lleber5e,teune iab ct
iid nidt aet1uIdt. aub feline idon
balb berIbleierten Auaen ihimmer>
ten in boberem @lanae, ais Ser iunge
Wanu ieinen 9eriht iiber 8ogels 8e.
fenntniiie fdloB.
SD tbuBte es ia", iagte ct, ,,oaB
ole &orleblnta iib oeiner annebmet
mo Sic Sdnloigen treffen werbe.
an cine 10 iiberraIbenoe @enoung
freilid oabte id nibt. Sd leste mei-
ne Sofin,mg ouf oas @inereifen oes
sSrellnoes. oeiien Sbliiiie uno Ser,
nlntlngen nunntebr beIt6tigt iino
Ofan braudt Sic. &ilfe bes Oeteftipen
nibt ntebr. @ott ielbit bat sos bon
sen Sreulern eeflodtene Sruenes
5errillert er lit eeredt. CT iit ober
audi barmber5ig uno bo0er 2iebel ba
ct mir Dor meinem !9iugang nod
oiele bobe Srel.oe seipabrt. ltno ood
bin aad ib ein 5bllloieer, Sermann
ser freilib biel eebiiBt uno tief be-
reut bat. Du tannteft mid Batter,
obne gu tpiiien ipelbes 8e6t i6 emit
anf oieien iiiBen Na1nen aus oeinem
Wuhoe bate, oas leioer bon mir per<
lder5t iuoroen lit. SD bin bein Ba>
ter, Sermann, bein leiblider Batter.
sSsn bieier feierliben St,,nbe iouIt bu
erfabren, tpas id big iest bon einem
Gag sum anbern berIdob." -:
Satte oas 8orauseeemleene ihon
Die gterDen Sernanns itt eine bod
graoise @rregung oeriest, 70 eeidab
es bur6 oiele @ntbiillrng nod mebr.
'Sein Bater Wit bielem Namen pa<
ren aae Natiel, 1pelbe iid an Die
Berionlideit bes liebreiden @obl>
taters fniipIten, NIT einent 5dlase
aelolt.
llnfdbig Elm 8ort 3u ipreden,
ihloB er ben Rranfen in feline Mrme
uno tiiBte ibn auf sueen uno Mlmo.
uDu Ioait ulles piien'', nabm ser
Ifrobat, als Der @efiiblsiturm Iih
elnisermaBen selegt bate, oas @ort.
,Oas Sdidial oeiner gltern lit ebert
folls ein 8etpeis bafiir, baB man nidt
nngeltrait 6ie @ebote @ottes nerleet.
8ieaeidt Dortelt 6u ihon bieies uno
ienes iiber MIDI ,tno meine Mutter,
aber es lit jeoenfaas tuenie eenug,
oa, tpie id mid bel meinen geleeent-
liben 8elud)en ber Seimat iiber5eua>
te, iiber Sic tatiddliben 8erbGlmilie
nid)t bieI befannt iuar.
SD belize Mnton Gostberr uno bu
fannit sir benten, ipe1de gnpfino,n=
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21

EDITORS NoTE: Foilowing is
one of series of articles spon-
sored By the Consumers Division
of the Blufton Civilian Defense
Council
The suits, coats and dresses which
we will buy this fall will be made of
such a mixture of fibers that we will
not be able to name them.
Even rayons and cottons in their
old form will not be plentiful. So
then we must consider these COM
binations of fibers, their instability
and tendency to fade.
Most yard goods and some ready
made garments carry a label ex.
planning the above tendencies.
An "Everfast" label can only be
attached to cloth of high quality
and the clothing bearing this labe
has been found to be fast to tn.
most severe sunlight and washing
Watch for these labels!
Because of the need for people t.
wear their garments for longel
time, we will want to keep then
looking new. This can be done by
l. Setting the color with vinega
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
,ENLISTING THE HOME
IN NATIONAL DEFENSE

or salt before the first washing.
2. Wash carefully with a mild
soap.
3. Turn colored garments wrong
side out and hang in the shade.
Leave clothes on the line only un-
til dry enough to iron and iron at
proper temperature.
5. Wear perspiration pads in all
dresses.
1t is we'll to remember that blue,
green and violet colors are most
likely to fade in sunlight and wash
ing. While pink, red and yellow
colors are not as likely to fade.
Since chlorine is being rationed,
the manufacturers who dye our
clothes have harder task. We may
have more grayed colors instead of
the clear, strong colors. However
new bleaching agents may be de-
veloped, but you would be wise tc
save the chlorine you have and use
it only as spot remover.
Do the bleaching of your white
clothes in the summer sun but keer
the colored garments in the shade
where they can't bleach or fade.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
VIII Discontinue
Office Hours Here

William A. Ashbrook, manager of
the Lima field office of the Social
Security Board, announces that the
usual monthly office hours at the
post office at Bluffton, will be dis
continued for the duration of the
war.
Anyone desiring information re-
garding this Federal old-age and
survivors insurance program may
write or call at the Lima office,
sos Cook Tower.
Applications for original or dupli-
cate account number cards may be
secured from Postmaster Ed Reich
enbach.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
News Our Grandfathers Read
From Issue OF March &c, 1908

when she slipped on an icy step at
the rear of her house and fell.
Milton Locher left again for
o. w. u. at Delaware Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Basinger
welcomed a young housekeeper Fri
day.
Miss Hulda Schaeublin of Ft.
Wayne arrived here Saturday to
visit her parents a few days.
j. A. Hochstettler, who had a
sale on Monday moved to Bluffton
this week and Chester Huber will
move on the farm.
Harry Steiner, who has recently
invented a new type of gasoline
engine, intends to apply for a
patent in the near future.
Rev. Frank w. Goetsch, who had
charge of the Emmanuel's and ST.
Johns Reformed churches for two
and a half years preached his fare
well sermons on Sunday. He leaves
for Cleveland this week where he
viii take charge of a Reformed
congregation.
David and Edward Reichenbach
had runaway on Cherry street
Saturday. The horses ran into an
alley and around by Loeher's feed
barn and over . hitching rack where
the horses were stopped. Luckily
neither Of the men was hurt. One
of the horses was slightly injured.
Misses Minnie and Ada Good en-
tertained q number of friends Thurs
day night It a pleasant musicale.
Those present 10 enjoy Or take part
were Cal LuginbuhI and wife. Philip
#uty and wife, Charles. Grace and
Ora Freet, Csaa LasiH5ull and IT,.
o. Marshall
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
Mayors Office Gets
Three NelU Phones

Three additional telephones have
been installed in the mayors office
at the town hall to provide for any
civilian defense contingencies that
might arise.
Installation of the three lines was
made by Manager Eli Deppler, of
the Bluffton Telephone Co., without
cost to the town.
Each telephone is on a separate
line, and facilities now make it pos
sible for four outside calls to be
made from the mayors office at the
same time. Only one lines is open
for calls into the office.
In case of disaster it would be
possible for all four telephones to
be used in calling committeeman.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
II. S. Entrants M
Area Tennis Meet

Bluffton entrants in the North
west Ohio High school tennis tour
nament at Bowling Green last Fri
day were eliminated by the cham
pions in each class.
Roger Howe, Buttons No. / sin
giles man, was defeated by the new
district champion, Brown, of Toledo
Scott. Howe was eliminated in the
opening round by a 9-7, Ga score,
the most closely contested match in
singles play.
Jim Clark and David Tosh, doub-
les team, won a first-round match
from Russell and Hatton, of Mau-
NEE, 6-1, 6-3.
In the second round Sylvania's
crack team, which emerged from the
tournament as champion, defeated
Clark and Tosh, 60, 6-3.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
Richiand Center

Mr.. and Mrs. John Badertscher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Grant and
son Gary were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Luginbuhl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marquart called
last Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Marquart, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hilty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Schaublin and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Gratz
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Schaublin and
daughter Rachel.
Mrs. Harold Stevens of Sandusky
and Mrs. Paul Rhoads and daugh-
ter Jean of Detroit are spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Amstutz.
Mrs. Mary Ann Zimmerman and
daughter Bernice and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hochstettler and family
we're Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Zimmerman and
family of Hicksville.
Past week callers at the Amos
and Robert Gerber home We're: Mrs.
Waldo Hofstetter, Rev. A. c.
Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Bame and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Bame and family of Jenera,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Basinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Basinger and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Menno
Schumacher, Miss Bertha Diller,
Mrs. Noah Steiner and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bame, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Hochstettler and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Amos Hochstettler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schaublin
and daughter Rachel and Mrs. Mary
Deppler spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Redd and dau-
ghter Karol Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Forton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marquart and son
Melvin spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hirschfeld OF
/ Lima.
Mrs. Byron Stratton of Niagara
Falls was Thursday dinner guest
at the Arthur Miller home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
Three NelU Members
In Fire Department

Buttons force of municipal vol
unteer fremen has been increased to
IL as wartime measure to insure
a full complement of fire fighters be-
ing on hand whenever alarms are
sounded.
In adding to the force, formerly
numbering eight Mayor Wilbur A.
Howe this week appointed Ross Ir-
win, Wilford Gratz and Claud Ream.
The appointments were confirmed by
the municipal council, Monday night.
Before the depression, there were
IL members in the fire department,
but the number of fire fighters was
cut to eight during the depression
in the early thirties.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21

The Bluffton college choral society
will give the second concert of the
school year this Wednesday night.
Soloists are Miss Zanna Staater,
Miss Elizabeth Clark and Ralph
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Courtad, of
Lima, were in town, Monday. They
sold their Bigler property on Lawn
avenue to Charles Fenton.
Miss Mabel, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. T. r. B. Peer and F. A.
Zeller were married at the home of
the brides parents at Mt. Cory
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Flick spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Ewing at Carey, where
Mr.. Flick's father is seriously i'll.
Miss Edith Morrison entertained
a few of her friends with slumber
party Wednesday evening in honor
Of her 18th birthday anniversary.
The front glass window of the
Hauenstein drug store was defaced
BY cutting a deep mark on it. 1t
was evidently done with a diamond
ring.
A merry party consisting Of high
school sophomores took a hay wagon
ride to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Stull three miles south Of
town, Friday night.
vi. and Mrs. Dan McComb of
Toledo stopped here several hours
Saturday to greet former friends
agd b view former scenes. MI.
e9m6 was q wen known jeweler
0.oa, leaving here about 25
4ses @G2.
araw Kohl met with
accident at her home on
4a street Thursday morning
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
College Nine Loses
To Toledo, Sd Score

Bluffton college and Toledo uni
versity baseball teams each made 10
hits in game Monday afternoon
on the Beaver diamond, but the Wis
itors punched their safeties more
effectively. to win by a score of s
to A.
In the first three innings, the
Rockets built up 6 to 2 lead and
protected that margin for the re-
mainder of the contest.
Hunsberger, of Bluffton, and Ham
fielder and Early, of Toledo, had
three hits each.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
Shorts and IIidSIlings

Turkey nouits ii nahsssad beoodee
haas pre- ligs q crowd together
ard 55iara each other oa c3el nights
even # the birds ere fully faethered.
Fiae enough to warm tha house may
ezse some birds.
Food, on April /, 1912, occupied
81 per cent Of the total eold stor-
age space available in the United
States. Freezer space was 67 per
cent filed on that date. Frozen and
cured beef stocks were exceptionally
heavy but stocks of apples, cured
pork, and lard were lower than a
year ago.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21

Mary Jane Knapp, 1o-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e.
Knapp, former Bluffton residents,
now living in Peru, Ind, recently
won first place in an soratorical con
Test in The 18th and 9Th grades Of
The schools Of that city.
AS winner Of the contest she was
presented with silver Gun and
bronze medal Mary Jane is a pu-
pil in the 5th grade The contest
Was sponsored II the National For
eaa.e league.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21

A3e3a Mitchell, former BiuiitQn
boy, and Hiss Lena Cox were mar
RED q Lima last week.
Students are leaving again 70 at
tead colleges ana universities. At
tending Ohio State university are;
|. W. Gclger, Misses stella and
Mildred Gredmg, Clyde Kitchen,
Elmer AagsDurger, arthur santseai,
Herbert Marshall, Albert stettler
= iaeH5 laNleT Andrew townsend
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
College Alumni
Games SATURDAY.

Bluffton college baseball and ten
mis- seasons will be brought to a
close Saturday morning in the an
nual commencement week games
with alumni teams.
Contests will start at 10 a. m. on
the baseball diamond and the tennis
courts, with many former stars of
yesteryear planning to be here for
the competition.
Bluffton News Want-ads bring
results.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21
state Highway
Churchill's Smokes

Winston Churchill smokes 60-cent
cigars. A fancy price to pay for a
smoke. But, still, Calvin Coolidge,
despite his reputation OF being
thrifty, smoked dollar cigars.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-05-21

Prices for farm products 81 april
IS were 90 per cent of parity. Prices
farmers receive were 50 per cent
higher than they were ii tie 1910
IA period but prices for things
farmers buy have risen faster, 30
the country dollar on April Is would
buy only 80 per cent as many citv
goods as it did in the years 19l0-14.
Evening star., 1942-01-19
A. F. |. Sets lis Quota
OF Defense Bonds
AT $1,o00,o00,o0O
Cool Is to Be for 1912
Purchases; Drive to
Stort February n

The American Federation OF La
Dor has set a quota Of 81, 900 900 900
for Defense bond purchases by it's
members in 1912, enough to buy 1000
heavy bombers or 10000 tanks,
President William Green announced
today.
On February % Defense bond
drive will be launched with a radio
appeal by President Green and Sec
retary Of the Treasury Morgenthau
The following week, beginning Feb
ruary %. will be designated as La
Dor Invests in Victory War" Gen.
trail labor unions in 802 cities
throughout the country will hold
mass meetings during this week to
enlist the support Of A. F. L. workers
In the drive.
THE American Federation OF La
Dor is glad to enlist its entire Or
ganization in this patriotic cause"
President Green said today. I'VE
urge every worker who can do so
to agree to set aside part OF his
weekly earnings for the purchase Of
Defense bonds.
In this way the members of the
American Federation of Labor can
place their savings in the safest in
vestment in the world-the United
States Of America - and assur.
themselves of reserve funds after
the war, when employment oppor-
tunities may be scarce"
Evening star., 1942-01-19

mined that more than 1000 beds
could be placed in large buildings
other than hospitals, without ex.
hausting the possibilities in this line.
The department has found owners
and operators OF these buildings
ready to cooperate in providing for
prompt installation Of the beds II
required.
Undoubtedly. one of the principal
reasons for the hearings beginning
tomorrow is to give the District
Committee opportunity to gauge the
relative Importance of various pro-
posals made.
Evening star., 1942-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. ALBERT r. DONALDSON, 3145
oath st. ne. 2O'
WILL THE TWO LADIES WHO WITNESSED
fallen man on Dec. g Al. in Macomb st,
Mass. ave. alley please call ESTHER MAE
HAWKINS, EN-. 20sS9
INSURED VAN. CAREFUL WHITE OWN
er-driver, wants part load to and load
from ST. Louis or way point. HO. 1891
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted BY myself HERMAN
u, llNGEN, 6l3 H s.. s.w. 2l'
FREE DUMPING.
Dirt, brio -brac. cinders, rocks. ashes.
3lOO block Bladensburg rd. ne.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
NAVY CAFETERIA ASSOCIATION.
BY virtue OF the authority of the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, the NAVY CAFETERIA
ASSOCIATION was dissolved December 81.
! "a and will not be responsible for debts
contracted after that date
All communications regardng the closing
out and dissolution Of the affairs OF the
Navy Cafeteria Association should be ad.
NAVY CAFETERIA ASSOCIATION.
inl4 Navy Department.
ISth and Constitution Avenue,
washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1942-01-19

ACCOUNTANT. permanent position WITH
puollc accounting nrm; typins preferred
put not essential; please state age expert
Star ~ @'o AN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08

go vec izurenih deavceY kot jh sedaj imamo. Kakor
elesno posobn madenic zapuscaio nase vone tovarne
vojasko suzbo, tako bodo sarejsi moze in zenske
prevzemai nhovo meso Proti koncu tega leta po ena
zmed vsakih strih zensk-morda po ena izmed vsakih
treh-v starosh med 49, in A. letom bo zaposlena in
vsaj tretjina njih vojnih industrijah.
Miljone delavcev treba pravocasno izuriti "a move
vrste della, tako da dajati borcem orozje XII ga
potrebujejo kat nasa zguba casa e dobcek sovraz
nka Pristednja casa in della drugi stran povecava
naso delavsko moe in borilno slo Zato, docm vojni
junak deezni vojaskih odikovan nas "vojaki pro-
dukce" delezn JAYNE pohvae sestnajstorica moskih
in zenska dob prvo odlikovanje ob "certifi-
kata indvidualne produkce' ideje-naboljse izmed
600 sugesh XII prispevajo vecji kvanteti in bolj
Isl kvaliteti vojnih zdelkov.