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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

lin bas bertihe Mittelalter berienfen.
Die bilbenben Riinltler unb 0i1ter,
o1e Brieiter ilno 2aien tperben nidt
niioe, oie 2iebli1feit,F Eiefe uno gr-
babenbeit bieies Seites ausauoeuten.
Inter bieien 3eueniiien unierer
driitlid>oeutiden gerganeenbeit neb-
men bic slusiagen Der oeuti6en Mp.
ltiferinnen nid)t bie Ieste Stelle ein.
Dret bteier Srauen ioaen beute uns
bon ibrer Beibnadtsidau er5dblen.
sic baben alle orei: SiIoesaro bon
8ingen, Mebtbil6 bon Magoeburg
uno @ertrub Die @roBe bon SeIfta,
oos @eibnadtsgebeimnis in beionbe-
rer Art erlebt uno oargeiteat.
ct. Silbegarb,
oie Bropbetin bon &upertsberg, Did,
tete lateiniid, aber lire 8iloer iino
bon gernaniidem Waturgefiibl einee.
geben. sic ielbit tritt binter ser an.
betenoen Menidbeit uno ser anbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

tenoen Stride 5uriif. 8ei ibr finoen
mir teine MISUNDERSTANDING, font
bern nur geoanfentiefe Spmnen uno
@ebete, in oenen ite oas @eibna6ts-
gebeimnis preiit. 60 fpri9t iie 5ur
il,ngfrauliben Mutter unieres @rl0-
| lers:
SOU iiibes &eis, benz Stamme
Seiie entiproiien, tpeld groBe Gat>
als Die @ottbeit auf lire i9onite Eo6-
ter idaute, tpie Der sloler fein guge
auf oie Sonne ri9tet!. -. SIM ge-
beimnisboulten @ebeimnis @ottes
tpuroe Der Sr1ngfrau @eiit umIeu6e
tet, un6 tpunoerbar flar entiprob aus
Ser Sungfrau bie Blume. -. &C.
eriiBt ieilt 6u, 8lume, ni6t trGufeln.
Dem Sau, ni6t rinnenoem gtegen,
nidt tuebenoem @ino biIt ou ent-
iproiien; e0ttlide &larbeit bua9te
oid berbor als e6elites Neis. Mit
ieinem idarfen @ort iduf @ott oid,
Sungfrau, gum goloenen @rl1nb.
aus 6einen SdoB, 6u Morgenr0te,
brad itegenb berbor bie Come. =.
Ob, elm tpie groBes @un6er lit es,
oaB in 6ie 6en1iitige .peibli9e Sorm
Der &onis einsing! . tueld grobe
@liidieligfeit liegt in iener Gorm. .,
meil Die Grau ben Sin1mel 1nebr
idn,iidte, als iie a,,bor bie groe aer-
riittet batl" -..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
Wcdtbilb bpn Nagbebnrg

idreibt oeitid llnb umfaBt in elmer
gan5 perionlifen llnenblib.fin
Sdau oas arme bilfloie ainblein in
Der &rippe:
uSSn Der Ha6t, als @ottes Sobn
geboren tparb, ba tparo oas 2inolein
geieben in arme Glider getpidelt unS
nit Sdniiren eebunoen. Das Rino
lag anein auf bem berben Strob Dor
5tpei Eieren. Da iprad i9 our Mut.
ter: ,gia, 2iebe Srau, tpie Ianee ion
oein liebes ain6 10 alleine Iiegen? -
Bann tpilit bu es alf oeinen Sdob
nebmen9' Spra6 l1niere 2iebe Srau,
lie Iaiie oas &in6 6od nidt aug ibren
slugen. l1no reidte ibnt ibre San6
,no iagte: ,gs ion bieie fieben Stun.
ben nadts unb tags auf oieiem
Strob liegen, iein bimmIiider Bater
min es TO- Sd Bat Dos &ino fir oie,
10 iib mir empfoblen batten. 9a
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

fpra9 cine Stimme aus Dem 3inoe,
ood regte es ieinen Muno nidt:
,@ollen iie mild balten in ibrem &C.
oa6tnis, 10 min i6 iie balten in mei-
ner Sulo. Sd babe ibnen ni9ts ou
geben als meinen 2eib uno bas etpise
2eben.' SSn praeiepio / oas &ino lag
auf bartem Strob, / Sein bimmli.
i6er Gater tpollte es TO-"
9ie SrSmmisfeit Der fl. @ertrmo
lit mie oie Siloegaros aus Dem @olo-
gruno Der 2iturgie ertpa9ien, aber
@retruo berbinoet oamit Die gan5 per-
ionlide @eiie ibrer Geiitesfreunoin
Wfe6tbilo. Wfit innigen uno erbnbe>
men @orten idreibt iie iiber lire
8eibnadtsidau:
uSSn Der Nadt Dor Der 8ieil ser
allerbeiligIten @eburt bes Serrn iab
i9 BEN Serrn Seius i'm @doBe Got,
tes oes gaters in iiiBeter, ielisiter
&ube. @ls beim 4apitel 6ie Stelle
borgeleien tpur6e: ,Selus gbriitus,
Der Sobn oes lebenoigen @ottes, miro
in 8etblebem eeboren', tpuroen ale
Gbore Der @ngel bon llnausipre9li6er
Sreuoe erfiiut, fielen aug gbrfur9t
bor linn nieoer uno beteten i'm an.
8ahreno oes &eiponioriums Der
Gbriitmette: ct itieg bonn &imnel
berab'. ida1te ser &err feline jung
frGulide Mutter nit ser boloieligiten
(Gortietung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
DIN Baiienfrennb

Seius, Mearia, Soiepbl
Mein lestes @ort,
sssm Sob mein Sort:
sseius, Maria, ssoiepbl
Mein Eroit in 2eib
limo Sraurigfeit:
Seius, Maria, sssoiepbl
Meine ein5'ge Sreuo'
l1n6 Seligfeit: a.-.
Seius, Maria, ssoiepbl
Srn Eobesidtpeib
Our lebten &eii':
Seius, Maria, Soiepbl
@ud lao' id Elm,
Mit mir al iein:
Seil,s, Maria, sSoiepbl
gu eud i9 eil'
l1nb iud' metn Sell:
SeSeius, Wuria. esofephl
sSSn eurem' S9oB Z
Son @naben grob:
Seius, Warta, Soiepbl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
Ginflnk 1ltO 8i6tigfeit
DeS Tamilienlebems
(@eoanfen gum Seit Der
SI. sSamilie)

rnl1Ide Seben beOroDen0e Se1tge1lt
unterminiert aud bas Sunoament Der
menidlihen @eineidaft ut,o oes Staa.
tes: Die Samilie. gs lit eine @ridei-
nung, 6ie ieoer befIagt, aber niemano
,pagt, &ano an5ulegen, nm Die SAINT.
lie au retten. Ser &rieg bot bic Ga.
n1ilenbanoe geIodert unb eine bOuige
8erriittling oes Gamilienlebens 1T 5u
befiirhten. gItern uno gr5ieber iin6
alarmiert. gs tperoen berrli4e Hro'
granme CUR $ebung bes Gamilien'
lebens, au elmer beiieren Rinoereraie'
bung uno aur Befdmpf,,ng oeS tpad.
ien6en iugen6liden 8erbredert,.ms
aufgeitellt. Wm bergibt aber, Elm 10.
libes Gl1noament gu 1egen.
gg aibt nun einnaI fein anberes
yun6ame,,t, aIs Bic &eligion. sic 1T
bie @runolage ieoer Samilien. uno
S9uIer5iebung. 9ie Samilie lit nam'
lid bon @ott ielbit gegriinoet. Seit
oas gbriitentl,m bic Gamilie 81 ibrer
erbabenen uno eminent 1pi6tigen Iuf-
gabe anleitet unb befabigt, gab es
tpobl ME cine 3eit, Die, ipie bic uniri-
ge, bieiem Streben 10 aufloiet16 mir.
fenoe, fosiale @infliiiie entgegenge-
iest bGtte. l1nire 2ebensperbdltniiie
baben it1 berart geitaltet, oaB Wann
uno Srau mebr ooer tpeniger feline
eisenen Beee gebt: ben Mann bers
bannt Die Sabrif aus ieinem Seim
l1no Der Rrieg bat au9 lei6er oft Die
Srau aus ibrem Seim, meg bon If.
rem &inbern, berbannt.
: Die ,Srau oes Sauies", tpeIb
fdoner, ebrenber Sitel fir Die @attin
unb Mutter, ser lire 5teIle i'm &C.
meinfamen Seine 10 gut be5eidnet:
,,l1no orinnen tpaltet Die aii6tige
Sausfrau, oie Mutter Ser &inoer."
gu alien 3etten uno BEL alien @0lfern
fiel ibr Ser &auptanteil an Dem ge,
meiniamen 2eben Ser Samilie au.
Bie unbergleidli9 ibiloert Ser @eiit
@ottes ielbit i'm 9ube ber Beisbeit
oas 2eben ,,no 8irfen oes tugenoia.
men 8eibes. $50 fold cine cole Srau
berridt uno ,paltet, ba tpobnen @Iud
u,no Grieoe, 8oblitano uno 9ebagen
I'M &auie, oa tueilen quite .gngel, Da
miro Der Mann lnb Samilienbater
nab bes Cages @rbeit inn trauten
&reis Der 5einen befrie6ige1oe @rbo.
lung finoen.
Sn ben semetniamen Gamilienle-
ben liegen Die @uraeln fir Die Muto-
ritdt Der gltern, Die iib forterbt auf
Staat uno @eienidaft. Die driitlide
Gamilie 1T Der Serb, mo- Die 2tebe
ols feitess 8an6 gebiloet tpir6, oas
Staat un6 @eienidaft 5uiammenbdlt.
l1eber 6em itilen &eilietum Der Sa-
mile iteigen @ottes gngel als 8oten
Der etpigen 2iebe auf uno nieber,
penn iie oas Mbbilo 6es flei1ten gliid-
liden Sauies bon geaaaretb ift. Oa ent.
ftebt elm Stiid oes emit berlorenen
un6 in gbriitus tpieoergefunoenen
Bara6ieies. Die 2iebe ion als 4onisin
in 6ieiem fleinen Hei9e tbronen. @i-
ner trdgt oes anoern 2ait unb 10 er-
fiillen one Dos @eiet @ottes. Sn ser
g,iten alien 6riitliden 3eit beriam-
melte iih Die Sanilie gum gemein-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

@ann mir emit &e6'
l11ro Sinn nergebt:
sSeius, Maria, Sofepbl
Mein &era Damn 6o9
Suu ieuf5en nod:
sSSeius, Maria, Soiepb!
Qufnebn1et mid,
- 0as bite id:
Seius, Wearia, sSsoiepb!
Son Ser5ensgrunb.
BUR lesten Stuno':
Seius, Maria, ssSoiepbl
Mein' orme SeeI'
Sd eu9 befebl':
Seius, Wearia, Soiepbl
Sen @eiit id emo
sSSn cure San6':
sSSeius, Maria. Soiepb!
Cent man binab
Sen 2eib i1s Grab:
sseIus, Maria, Soiepb!
Son anein
Mein' @rabinidrift fein:
ssefus, Maria, ssoiepb!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
Dabney Finals
Begin Sunday

Commencement exercises at Dab
rey school will begin Sunday after
noon, May 8, at 3 o'clock. with the
baccalaurcatc sermon which will be
delivered by the Rev. T.. NortlcCt
Gardner. pastor of the First Baptist
church i'll Henderson.
Monday evening, May 10, at i
o'clock. Mrs. y. Z. Barnes muslc
class will present their recital III the
school auditorium.
Tuesday evening, class day ana
graduation exercises will be held a;
q o'clock. The graduating class is
composed Of seven bows and twelve
girls. Their class day pageant will
be based on the Schools at War Pro-
gram, presenting their activities III
the scrap drive and stamp and bond
sales. Annual scholarship and Lead
erShIp awards will be made at that
time. The address to the gradl,atIn.
class Will be delivered by jasper i.
Hicks, Henderson attorney.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
Drunk and Larceny
Charges Are Heard
By the Recorder

Larceny and intoXlcant charges
were heard i'll recorders court to-
day.
Oscar CappS. white man. was
charged with the theft of nine
chickens in all. but two warrants
were issued covering two separate
cases. Judgments were identical III
the two cases and are to run COLI
currently. He was given twelve
months on the roads, 10 be suspend
ed on condition that he remain AVA;
from Vance county for two yCar-.
and capias and commitment 10 issue
if he is found in the county ait,:'
May Q. l943
Early Hamlet. col"rcd. Was Charg-
cd with possessing Illegal beer for
sale, and was given six months. Su..-
pended on payment uf Il fine "i $40
and the costs and not be convicted
of violating the prohibition laws III
Vance county in the next two year.
Robert Fleming. white man. was
charged with being drunk. and WIS
fined SO and costs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
Sermon For
High School
Sunday 8
Roanoke Presbyterian
Minister To Preach
Baccalaureate;
Churches To
Participate

Churches of the Cl,v Will call III
thcir services Sunday evening To-
permit their compensation To- attend
The baccalaurCatc SERMON program
"' Henderson high school rrnuncucr-
mrnt III the school auditorium III 8
o'clock. The sermon WI. he preach
cd by Rev. Robert \. Luus,vy. ID. G..
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of Roanoke. Va
The high school band viii play
Tor the professional and !Cccs,iunal
as the senior class marches t. re
served seats in front uf the stg@.-.
and wearing their cgp. ANA gowns.
Various ministers Of local ChuwciIcS
VIII have parts on ihr PROCLAIM. and
Superintendent l.. NJ. Rollins will
preside.
The graduating exercise. Tor this
years class will bC held rhWSua.
night of next wCcs - the hl@i
school. when about 10 seniors will
be given diplomas ul graduation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08

m ordcr 10 the town board 10 lev
I tax sufficient 10 pay off the debt.
would bring on an utterly Impossible
condition and bundhuldcrs tho,
might bc willing to negotiate IN the
h"uc OF saving a few cents on the
dollar.
All ol this is history. and while ],
Is interesting II doesn't greatly COW
Germ Director Johnson and hi- us-
SociatcS "m the local government
commission. Their concern is t. pre-
vent repetition a't"r the present w;rr.
II would bc absurd 10 say thrt no
county or town ought To Issue bonds
Tor reconstruction or rehabilitation
purposes. II would thinks Director
johnson. bc just as absurd t. Let
every little town with its civic price
run riot in committing itself to I'M
possible debts.
There ha, been no default on any
bond issued by any North Carolina
subdivision since the Local Guyc-u-
mcnt Commission was Cmpuv cred
To SupcrNlS" them. That i, 20 record
the commission expects To- maintain.
Before a proposed bond issue i, up-
proved the commission vii! demand
| evidence of actual need for the in
DrovcmcntS sought and actual cap
Lcitv to meet intcrcs. and principal
payments as they come due.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
Peace Talks
To Kawanis;
Plan Fete

s. L. PCIrv W.S ne speaker at the
weekly dinner meeting Of the XII
wants club Friday evening. discuss
ing "EmblcmS. Tokens and Tails
WrU.
l.. .. FUlkucr. past president of
the club. aNu,yHycd that tho annual
Ladies Night program would BE- Civ
cn the rvu-.nG q. Friday, May %,
bu; the place and other details were
no: given ~ tie time.
Ninety pCr cen; o: the club at
tendance 10Y Aprr. was % per cent.
Y. {. Gates. secretary announced.
Rev. Y. ID. NcIMnis. First Prcsby-
terrain pastor. former member of the
CLUB. w.s .C.:lStat"a.
III, program tor the evening was
in charge Of Lloyd Daniel, and the
first par, %, No. program was dc
voted L. - contest arranged by n.
W. Tyler TINS MIS- participated in
~ i. II. Cooper, Neil NJ. Smith and
J. {. Farmer. The prize went TO
Sell. Smith.
In his address. AIr Peace related
the history 10! tokens and cmblrms
ard told Of their use in various
manners.
The meeting was held in the XII
wants quarters IN the Horncr build
ln2 ard Alex :. Watkins. president,
presided.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
DEATH THURSDAY Or
MRS. ADDIE BRYANT

Mrs. Addic Bryant. -. Cpl.!,gi. e.
689 Vance street. UI,G Thursday
evening al 7:l5 O'Clock attic. bcl.a
IN failing health for several years.
For the past two weeks her condition
grew more serious.
Funeral service will hc conducted
from the New Bethel Baptis, Chmru
Sunday afternoon ~ e; O'Clock W.fu
the pastor. Rev. s. l.. Clantun. OIL
cIating. ln'crmcn; will be made ~
the BlTCknall cemetery. pallbcaYCrS
VIII be selected IL the church from
ul The church and friends
She is survived by Tive dau-u-
tiers. three sons. one Of the lar,cr ~
ing in the army and stationed at
Camp Hood. Texas, two sisters.
three brothers. two daughtcrs-iu-
law. and three Sous-in-law, and nine
grandchildren.
She va, born March I. 1891 and
has resided IN Henderson most -; nrl
lie. She WAS member O.! New
Bethel Bap;lS, church tor several
Years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
HOW'S T ~ .
YOUR ~ {
Can you answer these quiz qucs-
tons? Turn to Page 4 for the
answers.

!. IL which American city did the
D"rh"ss "i Windsor spend most OF
her gulhOpd?
>. Sarawak is on The island of
Sumatra. Brrncu ur Java.
=. In which wal. did the term
"i:lth-Cniumn' originate?
!. MumtCVIdcu l. the capital at
"hicn South American country?
,. There arc five climatic zunCs Cn
the earth: two friEii. two temperate
ana one --- zone?
6. Complete the provcrb Jack of
all trades and master OF -
:. Alice Hathaway Lee was the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
SO Defendants
Up in April
For Recorder

Seventeen O! fifty cases tried i'll
recorders court during the month
OF April were on various charges
involving violation OF the liquor laws.
Thir;y-livc white men and two
white women were accused in war
rants. along with twelve Negro men
and one Negro woman.
Th!r;y-fuuv OF the defendants paid
cost or costs and lines and six were
sen, IL the roads. Five were aCquit-
Il I've others.
Fines during the month aggregated
S39i.25 and fees Si51.25. Il total of
$&5l 81.
In April Is, wear G3 cases were
tried. Zines were SjI and fees $3i4 ~.
Il total of Si0l.+i. In March this
year - defer damts were tried with
times of S2lr.u& resulting. with Tee,
of >53I.33. a total q! $554.il.
Nine persons were charged witt
speeding and eight with being drums.
- The most UflcnscS of Il like ma
tire Fly" We're charged with ale
If nu"-'aX-pyjd liquor and turcr wi,a
drunken driving and one with pos.
sCsS'r@ on-taN- paid liquor for sale.
rive were accused of operating -
mot," Nr'j,lr without prrpv" dry
iua license. iOur with reckless driv-
iWg and tour assault with a deadly
weapon. Three defendants Wcr,
charged with nun-Suppurt. and two
with assault. Orc each WAS accused
Of robbery. carrying Il concealed
weapon. false prctcnsC. ivc.pa.-.
Cvuy. bastardy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
Conference Here Talks
Problem OF Farm Labor
Sixty Extension Ser
vice Workers Present
From Ten Counties;
Local Meeting Follows

Some sixty county Extension Ser
vice workers adjourned an all-day
session here yesterday afternoon
after hearing discussions by State
leaders on methods of meeting the
problem of farm labor shortage.
County agents and home dcmohStra-
tom agents and their assistants,
both white and ColOrcd, attended the
meeting from the ten counties of
Vance, Warren, Granville, Franklin,
Nash, Halifax, Edsccombc, North
uuptuU. Durham and Person.
Dean |. q. SChaub. director of the
State Extension Service and dean
vi the School OF Agriculture of n.
{. State College, Raleigh, was the
principal speaker. Others on the pro-
gram included J. =. LeaganS. pro-
gram planning specialist OF State
College: Fred S. Sloan. State pro-
gram !eadcr and director of the farm
labor efforts. and .. +. McCrary.
district agent. who presided.
Ihc purpose OF the meeting was to
acQuulut county leaders with the
CrCDlym and methods that IRE being
worked out to meet it with respect To
furnishing adcQuat" labor for this
years crops. National legislation
covering the undertaking was out
lined
Following the meeting yesterday.
the county farm labor advisory cont
mIttec III Vance Will be called to-
gcthcr soon to map Il definite pro-
gram for mcCtln. the peculiar pro-
Llyns OF Vance county. Similar coz
i,!"nc,S Will also bc held III the 9th
er counties. This group will be as
SolnDlcd bv J. w. Sanders. Vance
county agent.
The group conference yesterday
Wa one of ten being held over the
State and covering all sections and
al counties. Four have been held
u'rCIdy. one OF them at Elizabeth
L,:y Thursday. Another was in RAJ
l.. Oh today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
MAYOR HAS ASSAULT
AND DRIVING CASES

Mayor Henry Powell tried two
driving and ON" assault, cases in
police court today
Jack Collier. White man. W..
was charged with as>auliing Clau0c
Burnett with Il deadly weapon. a
knife. and nilIct!ng serious injury.
He was held guilty of assault with
deadly weapon and given six
months on tie roads. suspended on
payment OF the costs and paying Siu
10 the prosecuting witness.
DR.. y. II. Parham, white. wa,
charged with reckless and careless
driving. but was found moi guilty.
Harvey Henderson. Cuiorcd. Was
charged with careless and rrcElc-s,
driving and WAS declared not guilty.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
BIRTH OIL IN ACE

Aviation. the force that fulfilled
man uGc-uld ambition t. soar
through IN" skies. had It's birth i'm
North Carolina: II Kitty Hawk.
where in 1903 the Wright brothers
made the first successful flight in
a.. uirplgnC.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
REALTY TRANSFERS
IN TWO RECORDINGS

Two real estate papers were filed
To- record with the register of deeds
and announced today
Ernest Jones and wife sold TO Her
man y. Davis Tor s. and other cor
siacgdtluns property on the licndcr-
Sun-TOwnsy!llc highway.
y. y. Bum. trustee. conveyed 10
m inc i. Watkins for 5000 lot or:
Miriam avenue II the |. J. Young
NlLNgrly.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
.ArriVcIl Safely.

Mr.. G. O. StalMJaci:. of fIcndr!-
-'n route !. has received word from
the War Department that ncr son.
PVT Maurice {. StaIa6uCk. has ar
rived safety al new destination.
She last heard from him on April Il
when he WIS stationed at Camp
Stun"man. san Francisco. Cal
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
Home OH II:lounil.

Cpl. Lewis T.. OyCItun. Il the Bar
Ha@c Balloon Training Center. lIuw.-
ihurnc. California. Is NOW home on
THROUGH visiting his parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. Il. l.. OvC:tuu. of Klttrcll
route =.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08
r r
WITH OUR BOYS \
IN SERVICE u
Here for Wcck-Enl

~. Mark Stone. who j. stationed
"i ~" army air h.s" at AiaNrun. is
pending the WcrE-rnd here with his
mother. M. II. H. Stone.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-08

D.. Jack Anderson has received an
honorable discharge from the army
a'sd l.; nUW Il patient at Otccn.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
AVOID "GOOFY" MEALS
LACKING IN NUTRIENTS
BY GayOr Maddox
NEA Staff Writer

AS we approach Labor Day, let's
think of the slogan, "A goofy lunch
pulls your punch" A goofy meal is
one that does not supply the need
ed nutrients to keep the body up to
the Job for the rest of the day.
With meat short, many lunch pack
ers fail to get the required amount
of protein into the workers lunch.
The following combinations are
suggested by the Nutrition in In"
dustry Division of the FDA. Tack
them on the wall before your
kitchen work table. They will take
all goofiness out of your sand
wiches.
Meat Alternate Sandwich Filings
Baked beans with minced onion
and pickle, baked beans with chop
ped peanuts, baked beans with
diced fresh tomato, red kidney
beans with thin slices of sweet
onion, sliced cheddar (American
cheese, ground cheddar cheese with
sweet relish, ground cheddar cheese
with nuts, cottage cheese with ap-
pie butter, cottage cheese with green
pepper, cottage cheese with grated
raw carrots.
Peanut butter with grated raw
carrots, peanut butter with orange
juice, peanut butter with cooked
prime pulp. cottage cheese with
marmalade or jelly, chopped egg
and diced celery. chopped egg and
sweet relish. chopped egg with
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
UNCONDITIONAL CONDITIONS
(Christian Science Monitor)

(Christian Science Monitor)
While British bombers are pounding
Berlin so that its residents are reported
panic-stricken with 100000 having fled
to Poland, Nazi propaganda is aimed
almost solely at warning the German.
people that peace would be even more
perilous Herr Goebbels is telling them
that the Allies intend to wipe out the
Germans. In this situation it is we'll
that President Roosevelt in his latest
Lend-Lease report has said timely word
about peace conditions.
His assurance that except for the re-
sponsible Fascist leaders the people of
the Axis need not fear unconditional
surrender ought to be broadcast by
radio and leaflet where it will do the
most good. Unconditional surrender
is an essential bulwark against making
an appeasement peace" before the Axis
militarists have conceded defeat. 1t was
intended to bar the losers from making
the terms. But it does not prevent the
victors laying down conditions.
Just as obviously, conditions offered
by the Allies might hasten the internal
desire to make peace and promote sur
render. Such a statement of fairly spe-
cific conditions for unconditional sur
render was issued to the Italian people
by General Eisenhower in Sicily. Now
the President lays down general con-
dition in saying that "the goal of the
United Nations is to permit liberated
peoples to create a free political life of
their own choosing and to attain econo-
mic security"
That is a positive and useful assur-
ance. Perhaps as indications of readi-
ness to listen increase within Germany
more specific terms can be given. The
Nazis. as usual. are working from the
basis of fear. The Allies opportunity
is to appeal with hope. If the United
Nations, without weakening any purpose
to insist on unconditional acceptance of
defeat, and without forgetting the neces-
sity to safeguard the peace, can hold out
assurances of Just treatment, they may
shorten the war.