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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-24

tralized government gives the aver
age working man better conditions
so long as the people maintain
their democratic right of honest
elections. In most cases these
rights are strongly protected by
labor unions and we always find
that these labor unions are strong
politically, e. they insist upon
having representation on the vari-
Gus governmental committees and
in participating in every possible
activity of government.
More RatiOning
In the coming year, indications
are that there will be rationing of
many of the every day necessities.
We are informed that it is nee
essary for many commodities to be
rationed even though it may seem
to us to be without reason. Because
of this your Union has been in
sistent that it have representation
on all rationing boards in our
community. A very good job has
been done in this respect, and if
you are not aware of the name
of your representative on your
rationing board, contact the Local
IL headquarters for this informa-
tion.
Undoubtedly, there will be many
other regulations set up govern
ing your everyday life for which
committees or administrators will
be selected. 1t will be your re-
sponsibility, as we'll as that of
your officers, to insist that you
have ample representation.
Wishing everyone, the boys in
the service too, Merry Christmas.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-24
On The
Capitals Cuff
BY Federated Press
MEETS BIG SHOT
BY VIRGINIA GARDNER

MEETS BIG SHOT
got good look at a big-time
lobbyist yesterday (Dec. III. l
shook his massive, dead-white fist.
sat in his spacious office and
heard him roll off unctuous double
talk phrases about giving a break
to the working manly making a
gift Of the Ruml plan to the big
boys.
He is no ordinary lobbyist, is o.
Max Gardner. In fact, he says he
isn't lobbyist at all. He is just in
terested in the Ruml plan, or a
modification of it, for unselfish
purposes.
Gardner is former governor of
North Carolina, and laughingly
says that people accuse him of still
running the state from his Wash
ington law office. If he does, it is
just a sideline. He is a director of
the Sperry Gyroscope Co., whose
$4,000 employees will vote in an
NLRB election Dec. %.
Owner of some open shop textile
mills at Shelby, N. c., and else
where, which he said the AFL once
tried to organize, he is counsel for
the Cotton Textile Institute, ad-
visor to the Rayon Yarn Producers
Assn, has represented the tobacco
interests, is an ex-Democratic ma
tional committeeman, etcetera.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-24
LABOR'S FUTURE

talked to him about his power
full friends, including Chairman
Walter F. George Cd. Ga) of the
Senate Finance Committee, and
Chairman Robert L. ("Farmer
Bob") Doughton Cd. N. CO. of the
House Ways and Means Committee.
And as he talked kept thinking
of what the President is up against,
and what organized labor is up
against, when the President an
nounces his tax program in his
message to the 18th congress,
Jan. z.
1t will take lot of hard legwork
on the part of labor representatives
in Washington, backed by plenty
Of community work and wires to
congress from labor in the field, to
exert enough pressure to offset
that of special interests working
for the Ruml plan and sales tax.
Doughton, who does own a farm
but who also owns a string of small
banks in a district adjacent to
Winston-Salem, is friendly with the
Reynolds tobacco clan. George is
admittedly Georgia Power Co.
Commonwealth & Southern) die
hard, and was once called a Bour-
bon by the President.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-24

a difference of
opinion on the
matter of hav-
ing too highly a
centralized gov
ernment.
Upon check
ing over the
social ! a w s of
S o m e of the
other countries,
it appears that
a strong CEN
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-24

new home has been secured which provides
ample facilities for meetings, parties and recreation
office space for the business of the union and Of
ficers, library classroom and newspaper offices.
Truly 1912 has dealt kindly with Local r.
THE BALANCE SHEET
On the other side of the balance sheet there are
certain considerations which must not be overlooked
Local IL leaders realize that a large member
ship is no guarantee of the spiritual health of the
union They realize their responsibilities to their
members not alone for the wages and hours and
other material good which they have secured for
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-24

reason of certain exemptions granted to a few
types of enterprise, do not come under the scope
of the act. Practically everyone who is eligible for
social security wants to see the benefits enlarged
MOVEMENT LAGS
When stop and consider that years ago
Bismark had social security laws enacted in Ger
many which were practically liberal as ours
although this than go years ago, and the
English have had social security laws for years. it is
apparent that laws governing social security
orr rntn LnLi e -.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1942-12-24
Regional VieWs
By RICHARD GOSSER,
Regional Director, UAW -CIO
SOCIAL GAINS

Remarks which heard and about the social security
all sides indicates that people giving considerable
thought this phase of reform which began few
this country.
BY greater majority people social
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Pub the Trigger on
Constipation, with
Ease for Stomach, too

When constipation brings on discom-
fort after meals. stomach upset. bloatIng.
dlzzy spells, gas. coated tongue. and bad
breath, your stomach is probably crying
the blues" because your bowels don [
move. IL calls for Laxative-Senna to pull
the trigger on those lazy bowels, com
bined with Syrup PepsIn for perfect ease
to your stomach in taking. For years.
many Doctors have gwen pepsin prepa-
rations IN their prescriptions TO make
medicine more agreeable TO a touchy
stomach. So he sure your laxative con-
talns Syrup Pepsin. Insist on Dr. Cald-
wells Laxative SIENNA combined with
Syrup Pepsln. See how wonderfully the
Laxative SIENNA wakes up lazy nerves and
muscles m your Intestnes TO bring well
come relief from constipation. And the
good old Syrup Pepsn makes this laxa-
tive so comfortable and easy on your
stomach Even finicky children love the
taste of this pleasant family laxative.
Take DR. CALDWELL Laxative SIENNA COM
bIned with Syrup Pepsin. as directed on
label or as your doctor advises. and feel
world better. Get genuine DR. Caldwell's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Arrive in Palm Beach

When last heard from they
were in an apartment in Palm
Beach Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
A. AlCer Jr. are with Mrs Alger
ST at Boca Grande, Fla. and
this week Mrs. Sidney Miller
Jr. and her daughter and son
are 10 he with Mrs. Alger for
the spring vacation.
Shortly after that Mrs. Algcr
VIII close her home and go
north for the summer, opening
her York Harhor home AS usual
for the Maine season. Mrs.
Henry Barton returns this week
from Florida as do Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Butzel Mrs. Louis MendelS-
Sohn will come back from the
south via New York. where she
intends TODD few theaters and
some shopping.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Gambler
and Harry Skillman will linger
on short time longer in Palm
Reach before returning TO Crosse
Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

" you suffer from rheumatic. ar
thritis or neurttis pain. try this simple
inexpensive home recipe that thou
sands are using Get a package If
RUIZ Compound two week supply.
today Nix u with quart or water.
snd the Juice of lemons It's easy.
No trouble ~ all and pleasant Ion
need only tahlespoonfulS two SiInes y
dav often within IS hours-sometime
overnight - splendid results are oh
tained. II the pains do not quickly
leave snd n you do not feel better. re-
turn the empty package and Ru-Ex will
cost YOU nothing 20 try as " Is sold hy
Tonr druggist under an absolute money
back guarantee. RuEN Compound is
for sale and recommended by drug
stores everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Get Your Sons Bike
Or Start to Walk Again.;
It's New Mayfair Way

Hobbs gave a dinner IN honor
ot Lieut. Commander John l.
Bloom who EFF last week 10
report "a Washington FOR ScrN-'
zee 10 hlS country. Mrs. Hobbs,
who is n Arizona. missed 4 fine
party M her own house they
toll me. Among Nh. Hobbs
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs Henry
toward Bennett Mrs. Cora
Williams, Mrs. Butler lIiCble.
MIR and Mrs. Paul WeadoCk.
Mr. and Mrs Wyhe GarhaTtt
and several others.
There IS still much fitting to
and fro Mrs J. WiltSle Knapp
az New York, who has been the
house guest OF Mrs. Frances
Eddy LucklnG. returned TO her
home last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles LIIommcdicu are haN-
ms q leiSurely time motoring
about Florida.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Hionors Lieut.. Bloom

Dining AZ the Little Club the
other night We saw Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred r. Campbell, Mr., and
Mrs. John Norton Lord Mrs
Roy Chapin-quite surrounded
with young people Mr., and Mrs.
Gaylord ellis Jr. Mrs. ellis is
one Of the snnarteSt dresse
women we Know James
Chaplin Edward MacCrone. W.
Colburn StandiSh, W. Colhurn
Standish Jr., Mrs. w. q. Mundy
Mr.. and Mrs. William herbert
and Miss Hamilton Herbert
Wednesday evening Cecil II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Begin Right Away

II YOU are not in condition for
much walking begin right
away and work up 10 II A num-
Der Of our society women are
already 1T through dancing Mrs.
Ralph Booth Is linn Der and
ready Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hollev are IN splendid shape 50
are Mir and Mrs. Benny DIXON
and M and Mrs Barney Bar
nard and MI. and Mrs. Clayton
Morse
II Is decidedly the fashion 10
walk now or ride a bicycle. II
j very surprising TO find that a
lot Of women have reQuisitIoned
their school age offsp1ngs' ma
chimes and are merrily renewing
their youth and their figures.
First m ne these was Mrs
Thomas Byrd. Mrs. Henry How
ard Bennett, Mrs, George True
and dozens Of others are Joining
them every dsy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
THE smartest women N NAY

TIVE smartest women m May
a far are walking today
whenever and wherever they
can. just on a scouting tour the
other DAY IN Crosse Polnic We
saw The following women Suld-
ng along the streets m n most
accustomed way Nc passed
Mrs Joseph 6 STANDARD who
had been 10 market on foot and
was carrying HON ? meat for
luncheon, Mrs. Paul Deminc and
Mrs. Cameron r Waterman
Mrs Harley Earl and Mrs Vii
liam 3. Colburn. Mrs HOWE
Muir and Mrs Edwin Barbour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

ADVERTISEMENT
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-18
gater sero Std be5l,d,te Nenault
Dlis 0ailenfreamb

Batter Serb Std beiilhte Genault
bon 1879 biz 1882, ab lmo sli fam
aud gater Sacob @derle bin. Sbnen
folgte Nep. Sobn 0enballs, 1882 bis
1892. Sara4lf elm Sabr lang gater
Sobu gan bc 9fiet bon Brairie ou
8oder; Damn balf aud Hilnta aus,
Damn ipieber Brairie bit Noder, 8ep.
Sol. aai1p, iS94-97. Die @e,nein<
benritglieber iuobnen melt i,mber,
maube 12 Meilen meg bon Ser air>
DIE, besbalb bat man beute nod feine
sdnle; Iie bat nngefabr SO 5an,ilien
nit 800 Seelen. SIT cine 5arn,er-
aeneinoe. Gin 3uiuabs lit fanm nlOg=
lid, neil fein 2ano mebr erbdltiid
1T ,no ipas ba lit, 1T unerid,pinalih
bod: ausenblidlid itebt bic &C.
meinoe itill, uno oas beiBt @iidsans.
SIM Sabre 1889 erbielt sic MiiIion
ibren eisenen 3irbbof; poroem be-
grub man Sic 9oten in Brairie 81,
Roher, 9iptotpn, Waoonaabille, SD.
Die reiioierenben Serren tuaren &eo.
Sol. &aup, Sol. @einbarot, Carl
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Wiilion entItano i'm Sabre 1879, als
Nep. Serb. Stid bon Siptopn bin-
tam. SIM folgenoen Sabre boute er
Sic Stride. Wit ibnt fansen bie Sir
denbiider ant. Die &ntDolifen aus
bem alien at. Ybilippes batten Iid
st. Solepb's Brairie bu @oder an-
seIdloilen; iebt fanen piele suriid
uno balien ser neuen Wiiiion. Die
EerIte @teIie lpl,roe sort in einenl
@riditore geleIen, gigentlnn bon Srn.
8oitlpid. 9ie segentpdrtise Stride lit
ein Sol5sebduoe, uno bate MIR Ylak
fir 100 5ite; iie tuur6e int Sabre
1888 bon 8eo. Serb. 5tid fir $1,000
erbaut. SIM Sabre 1904 lul,roe iie
oon 8ater Carl 5trumpen bergr0-
Bert; ein Sanftuarium unS Safriltei
ange6aut, 10 baB iie 240 Sise bolten
fonnte. 9ieie @ergr0Berlmg uno in
mere ausidmiiduns foitete $t400.
Sein Sorsanser Batter Soiepb 9aup
bate bas 8farrbaus, anbertbal6
Stod aebaut, neil er bier iuobnen
iuollte uno ser erIte reitoierenoe Brie=
iter lpuroe. 9as Sans foItete $500.
9aun berid0nerte er audi sen 9ird-
bof lno iebte elm eroBes iteineres
areu5 auf benIel6en, Dor tueldem ct
besra6en tueroen ,uollte, tuie ct 90
mals faste, no ct iebt altd lie9t.
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0eDamfem ltno Grinnerungem
8om gtep. ssrau3 Suertges

GinipanSerer inn 8lauben an betDab<
rem unb fir ibre &inoer su iorsen,
bas lag bem guten Batter 3anp a.u
Ser5en; bafiir uar er bereit, arm gu
leben lmb groBe Spfer 81 bringen it
elmer iolden fleinen, arn,en @enleinOe
luie sic Miiiion &enault nit Ser Wnt.
teraottesfirde: uN,ltter pom gnten
State. 9as Dori init Ser Stride liegt
oben auf Sen BLUFFS nit ausIidt anf
oen Batter Ser Str6me: Sen berrliben
MiiiiiiippfluB. es liest am Sd oes
2anoes ser alien Winins Co., ct.
Bbileppe's, ettpas berItedt bod oben
auf bem Berg i'm 8aloe, 10 baB es
uidt luesseId,uemmt iuerben fann.
Stride, Bfarrbal1s, &irbbof iinb Dor
lteberldIuemml,nsen seidiitt, .lno Ia
liest man froden, niht int Muolod
pie 1T 6en Bottoms ober Prairies,
,uie er iid einmal bel elmer 2eiden-
ieier auf bent 2irhbof duBerte. Dieie
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Strnnpen, Serb. @eirih, S. g.
Sberlinfels, Ssoi 9unla.

SDerl1ntels, sol 9ltnla.
Sier oben ouf Sen 8luffs idl,m-
inert iest ser Wlsr. Soi. &aup, ser
gier ais iltnger eifrieer BrieIter ols
Sater &anp geliebt nn0 geadtet tpur-
oe; bier rubt er, Bis ser Serr ibn
al.ierwedt ON iiineiten Gage BEL Iei=
nen erlten 5ddflein, fir sic er iid
gan5 bingab. Sein @eiit mag 5uriid-
I6ailen aui sic Gage, ols Ser 8ater
Sacques Marql.ette init Solliette bor>
beifnbren, als ibm balb nadber feline
8riiOer: SSeiniten folgten, sic sic ST.
llnoisinoianer nad &aIfaIfia bra6-
ten, ,oann sum 5,peitenmal cine Mii-
iion 5ur llnbefledten @mpfansnis
BORT anfinsen; Damn tuie Sic @eiBen
oabinfalnen, Stdbte ,m6 @emeinoen
griinoeten, Sic beute gum Cell Der:
idpinoen iino; pie ser eroBe MiiiiI-
IippifluB iid NIT Sdiffen fiiGte lmo
auf ieinen Sdultern Itol5 feline Ga,
item forttrug uno als 9auptipaHer:
itraBe Imerifas 6iente, tpie enoIid
Sic Woberne einaog uno porbeibuIb-
te, oann iid an benIelben nieberlieb.
aaes i'm iteten @an6el besriffen, biz
ct iel6it luieberfebrt uno iest als mii-
ser @anoerer iid binleet ,sno bier i'm
Mntteridobe ruben min. 8ieoer .0as
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eungen in ct. anna 1862 beiasen.
Cine eintraslmg nennt Tie: Stride ser
Seimludung 9. 80. g., sic anoere:
&apeae ser Seimiuduns uuierer 10.
1ral Sc Notre Dame.
Die Stride iton5 nod 1899, ais
@ater S. s. @ibet, 8.@., bon 8in-
sennes, Ser Sic brittle So9firde SIT
eagofia I'M September 1899 einge<
tpeiht bate, am 6. Septenuber in
Rrairie ou 8o6er cine sort gebabte
Sam|e cintrug.
s8er beute sen alten gses bon 9a-
ffaitia ourdb sic Bottoms nod Yrairie
bu @oder sebt, 6ann nod St. gbar-
tres, bon oa nod ct. Ybilippes, oann
ii6ers Sohlano uno 8lufis bel Ga
bofia Derl,nterfommt, itoBt nidt ein-
NAL anf cine ein5ise Ruine bom alien
ct. Rbilippes ooer ieiner anpele.
Wur eas anoenfen oaran blieb; cine
bon Sen eriten @nIieoluneeu Ses iuei-
zen @annes in oem berrliden Wiilii-
iippi=gal NIT Dem reidIten 2au6 Ser
@elt uno ser frudtreidlten Gone
Noroamerifas. Snoianer umb Strait
5olen iino meg; 6eutide nna irilde
8aliern beliten bas 2ano, 5. +. ibre
ainoer in ser britten @eneration.
9iefe 2eute iuaren idon oa als Batter
Qaup babin tam. Tim oieIe fremoen
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Die 3opal Snoia So. gao ibren
Charter tpieoer an sic &rone ab, bie
banu oie Serridaft ii6er oas san5e
2ano pie6er an iid nabm.
@ann sic Stride 5u llnIerer Sieben
Grau bon ser Seimiadlng aebant
,,uuroe, lit nidt befannt, aber ieoen.
fats eleid iH anfans 1928. Die
airde blieb immer cine Weiiiionsfa-
pelle, pel9e tpie ct. SSoiepb bon ct.
Mnna bel st. gbartres belndt tu,troe.
Sie lit Sic Wutterfirde, bat ale 8ii.
der: Gaufs, Seirats- a,ne Sotenresi-
iter. 0as 3irdlein mar a,,s aufredt-
ftebenben Stammen sebaut, Sic brei
SUB I'M @rnnbe fan6en; sic Suse'.
tparen nit Steinen unb 2ebm suses
fdmiert, 10 tpie man beute nod in
Der alten oritten $50" "firde 5u gabos
tia ieben fann. Sbr Name: Maria
SeimIllduna tpie 0ie sIuei eintra-
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Gin mationaler ySranbid,abea"
(Sortleeltng bon Seite 81

(SortleBlng bon Selte 3
broudt, obne SAB 6ieIel6en eiue M6-
lulng oaoon batteu. SSnfo1ge zines
erlalies Ser 5eberal 1raoe Commit.
iion bonn %. SSanllar baben iid per-
idleoene Sabaffirmen bereit erfldrt,
bic periperfli6e Yraris fingierter
3eugniiie, ioiuie sic fir Srouen uno
llnerpadleme perfiibrerilden an5ei-
gen auf5useben. es lit gu bofieu,
oab, nod oem 8eilpiel oben erluGbu.
ter Staaten, audi sic @eIesseber att
oerer Staaten WaBnabmen 5um
Sduse ser Sugeno .ersreifeu -: S.
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gsitt,ood, ben IS. g1ars 1912

ISt'tts
alls Ser @rabesbobe i6ont er slt.
rid nad Often, 100 er lit Brairie ot
goder ais illnger 9rieIter einber.
Ibritt, fem Sffi5ilun betete une an
Sic alten Nifiionare badte, oie Doc
200 Sabren bier berlm ipanoerten.
Sic armen Snoianer anfiitbten anto
audi bie anoeren Seelen paItorierten..
Sest liesen iie i'm Staube por i1ln
alle, Sic bier bormals lebten, liebten
lmb Iaugen, ooer fife iinb nit eeu
Bailerlt ant st. Gbartres perldlplnt-
SEN. Sekt Iino es ni6t mebr Sic ftel.
sen Sran5oien, Die bas 2anb beIaBeu
anb bielten, ionoern anoere NenIben
unb gbriiten beiisen ibre 2dnoer uns
adern auf ibren Geloern. anbere Sir.
den uno Bfarrer iiebt er Dor iid mo
er glaltbt, BOB ein neues @eitfalen
bier am @ntiteben lit. $50, friiber
Srans0iiid geiproden tpuroe, hort
man bei,te nur @neIiid unb Deutid.
SHE feline 2anostcute nno Sttbienae"
noiien iieen in oen Nabbarsaemeia.
sen. Sein eigener BaItor ans Dec
DioseIe Yaoerborn, Ser Nahbar in
3aifaifia, @ater Seinrid @ooiens,
friiber 1SSS-1S93 in @enoclin.
ST., nuo om,n Biz 1908 it 3altalfia.
barauf in Columbia, ST.; FAM ots
Oebing, 9ioseIe MiinIter lmo mar
&onpertit, 9eit. 20. Sftober 1928;
bieIer lie6epolle Serr mar arelpets
unS &aups 8uienfreuno. Ma Sic at.
beren aus Ser iueiten gto6barId)aft
maren ale 2anoslel,te ,tnb balIen 1ih
gegenieitig aus, l,no pflegten oabet
oie alte oelttl6e @altfreitnolbaft, bie
in lmleren Sagen nit Sen Mlten aus.
9eltorben lit. Sic 1iegen iebt alle be.
graben in Oen alten 8irdboren, tue
oie friiberen Sransolen ruben nno
ibre Mlbe mii6t ii6 nit benen ser
Snoianer, Neser lm0 Sran5olell uno
sic Ml,tter groe bedt ale ibre 9inoer
nit oetn eleid)eu @eipanoe 5r, 10 oaB
man feinen llnteridieb Ser 9faiien an
oen @rubern ieben fam. Sier iino
tie iebt alle gleid), eleidiam iuic int
Simmel mo- nlle iuie gngel iino.
Sellte lit er mieoer BET ibnen lpie int
Anfang; pieIleidt iuor es SeGnludt
nad feinen 6relnoen, Die i'm noh
Nenallts Sobe rmo &irdlein soa.
@foge baS slue @taria @l0dlein nad
bent Gnsel oes !Serru Iallten ibm int.
ner llno ein 5artes @6o nndbollen:
Serr, glib ibm sic etpiee 8ube, uno
oas etpige Sidt leudte ibm; noge er
ruben IN 6rieoen. Mmeu.
(Sortlesltns fo1gD
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ltngarn bat cine lanStpeite amtlide
3ampasne segen oas Jladen beson-
men. @s ideint baB 0ieIes llebel
ieit Sem ariegsbegiun 6erart iiber.
bano nabm, oaB 1id sic 3eitl,nsen
nno Sic airden oasesen auflebnteu.
5lugidriften ltno Neffamebiloer .u,lr-
oen iiberaa berteilt ,n6 itrense. 5tra-
fen tuuroen ange6robt. so ,ueloete
Ser 8ueapeIter Munofunf. >. ,.. =.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-22
SCI Membership
Drive To Open

A special membership cam
paign is being launched by the
Save the Children Federation.
BY the payment of member
ship fee of only one dollar, any
one may become an active men,
Der of this worthy organization
which has done so great benevo-
lent work both in America and
England.
ESPECIALLY have the under
privileged children Of the South
been aided by SCF', A. c. Black,
membership chairman said.
Mr.. Black pointed out that
members of the organization
would make a personal canvass
soon and explain the merits of
the organization to the indivi-
duals from whom they are solicit
ing membership dues.
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er attended. the show at West
Jefferson Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Porter, Of
Pennsylvania, are visiting Ever
ett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. F.
Porter this week.
Miss Iona Barker, Of Grassy
Creek, spent the week end with
Rev. and Mrs. Lee Waddell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mcclure an
nounce the arrival of a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Phipps and
children, Dean and Anne, of
Pennsylvania, spent last week
with Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Eller
and other relatives.
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:SERvICEMAN'S LAMENT

Cant write thing,
The censor's to blame.
Just say that I'm well,
And sign my name.
Can't tell where we sail from,
Can't mention the date,
And can't even number
The meals that I ate.
Can't say where we're going,
Don't know where We'll land;
Couldn't inform you
If met by a band.
Cant mention weather,
Can't say when there's rain.
All military secrets
Must secrets remain.
Can't have flashlight,
To guide me at night.
Cant smoke a Gig
Except out of sight.
Can't keep a diary
For such is a sin.
Can't keep the envelopes
Your letters come in.
Can't say for sure, folks,
Just what can write,
So, I'll call this a letter,
And close with Good Night"
Georgia Recruitel
(T'he above poem was recently
enclosed by Jack Mcneil in {
letter to his parents. On the
margin of the verse he had pen.
cilled, This is the truth.")
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GOVERNOR ISSUES NAVY
DAY PROCLAMATION
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of the part which our Navy is so
gloriously playing in this titantic
struggle and in keeping with an
annual tradition do hereby desig-
nate and set apart October 9th,
1912, for the observance of this
day and share fully in salute to
the United States Navy and its
coordinated sea power, the Marine
Corps, Coast Guard, Naval Ava
ton and the Merchant Marines"
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This day has been set aside to honor the Off
GERS and men of the u. S. Navy who daily full
filling the glorious traditions handed down by the
Naval Heroes of long ago. The heritage of Jones
and Farragut and Dewey is their heritage. They
have accepted it proudly, with the same courage
and determination that gave us Victory in the
past, The history Of America is their history.
For if there had been no man like John Paul
Jones to shout, II have just begun to fight"
if there had been no Dewey at Manila Bay i. . if
there had been no men like the Navy flyer who
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Helton News

Rev. Jewel Blevins preached a
very interesting sermon at Little
Helton church last Saturday
night, and Rev. G. L. Denny very
ably delivered the sermon on
Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Porter, of Avondale;
"a, is visiting his brothers, Mes
srs. d. F. and j. A. Porter this
week.
Mr.. John Davis and Estil Bark