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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07

Price, of Rockingham, was NAM
ed president pro tenn of the SEN
ate.
Senate officers were sworn in
Wednesday by Associate Justice
w. A. Devin of the state supreme
court, and house officers took the
oath from Associate Justice E. B.
Denny.
The Republicans followed a
custom observed since 1929 and
did not hold caucus. There are
IL Republicans in the house and
two in the senate. -.
Governor Broughton will de-
liver his biennial message at noon
today, and before the week
is out the presiding officers of the
house and senate are expected to
announce committee appoint
mentS.
- was no opposition to any
mnst Tuesdays caucuses.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
Boys To Register
On 18th Birthday

Selective Service boards call
attention to the fact that the law
states th-t young men reaching
age Is are required to register
at their respective Selective Ser
vice board offices.
The law states that they shall
register on their 18th birthday.
If the birthday is on Sunday or
holiday registration may be on
the following day.
Those who reached Is since the
last registration were required
to register during the latter part
of December. Anyone who failed
to register then should register
at once and avoid prosecution in
federal court.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
Boone Leaf Marc
Breaks Records
Sales Are To Reopen Mon
day, Jan. II. Record Prices
Are Paid

Boone's Burley tobacco mark
ct has set a record both in pounds
and prices paid, SO far: this sea-
son, officials point out.
Three-fourths of a million
pounds have been sold for the
high average of $41.27, records
The warehouses are now open
day and night to. receive tobacco
and sales will be resumed Jan.
II. Sales. were scheduled to open
Jan. 4, but were delayed on all
hurley marts because Of govern
ment regulations.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
Principals Of
Schools Meet
This Afternoon
Will Discuss Transportation
And Other Current School
Problems

A meeting of the high school
principals will be held at the
courthouse this afternoon to dis
cuss transportation problems.
The ODT has asked thai if posi-
BILE any bus routes that can, be
shortened, without crippling
school transportation and attend
ance.
1t is expected that there will be
comparatively few changes in the
school transportation system for
this county as it is already being
operated on a very economical
basis
The Victory Corps, which will
necessitate a few changes in the
course of study for seniors, for
the second semester of school,
will also be discussed.
TIE possibilities Of a basketball
tournament for the benefit Of the
lnfantile paralysis fund is ex-
pected to be discussed at the
meeting.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
Basil ID. Barr
Is Now Captain

B. D. Barr, former postmaster
of West Jefferson, has received
the promotion rank Of captain.
Captain Barr is now an in
structor in the U. S. Army Ad-
ministration School at Huntsville,
Texas. He reports that he likes
the mild climate deep in the
heart of Texas. Before going
to Texas, he spent a short time
here with his family, after COM
plotting special officers training
course near Washington.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
Urge Farmers To
Apply For Needed
Machinery Now
Applications Are To Be Plac-
ed In County Agents Of
flee By Jan. 9

Ashe County farmers who will.
need new farm machinery are
urged to get their applications
placed with the farm machinery
rationing committee, at the coun-
ty agents office, by Saturday
January 9.
The following machinery has
been rationed and county quotas
set up: Grain drills, one-horse
single row planters, turning
plows, spike tooth harroWs,
spring tooth harrows, disk har-
rows, one horse cultivators, trac-
tor drawn. cultivators, tractors,
farm wagons, separators an 9th
er large dairy equipment, tertll-
izer distributors, hammer mill
feed grinders, horse drawn NOW
ers, dump rakes and side delivery
rakes.
The county quotas on some OF
the above machinery are very
small, therefore, it will be neces-
sary for every available machine
to be repaired or idle machinery
put into use in order to meet the
requirements this year. Those
who need machinery should let
it be known now and not wait
until next summer before placing
application with the rationing
committee or to get repairs from
dealers.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
II. l.. LITTLE IMPROVING

n L. Little, resident Of Ma
mans Creek, is recovering at
ne Wilkes Hospital from in
Ju@ies received during the bad
Slt9et storm which visited this
Section two weeks ago. Mr.. Lit
Tie was enroute to North Wilkes
5oro on Highway Is when the
car he was riding in suddenly
slid on the ice-covered highway
In addition 70 broken ribs, Mr.
Little suffered severe bruises
about the body.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
Wind Damages
Flooring Plant
Operations Stopped T h j S
Week, Expected To Be Re-
sumed On Monday

West Jefferson and other sec
tons OF the county experienced
strong winds over the week end,
mixed with light SHOWS, the first
part of the week
The smoke stacks Of the W. E.
Vannoy manufacturing plant
were Slewn Down dsA separations
were stopped this week because
O. the damage done
Mr.. Vannoy said he expected to
start operations again on Monday
morning.
Other slight damages to build
ings, particularly shingled roofs,
were reported.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07

They are mobile, mounted on a1.
tomobile tires and can be rapidly
whisked from place to place. Your
purchase of War Bonds will help
pay the cost Of these field pieces so
necessary for our Army in this War.
Join the Payroll Savings Plan at
your Office or factory and let's ''TOp
that ten percent" by investing at
least ten percent Of your income in
War Bonds. US. Treasury Departments
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
BLDG. Loan Annual
Meeting Jan. Is

The regular meeting of the
stockholders of the Ashe Build
ing and Loan Association will be
held at the community building
here on Monday night, January
Is, at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose
of receiving annual reports of
officers, electing directors and
transacting such other business
as may come before the meeting,
Glenn B. GRAPHICAL, secretary, an
nOunceS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
MRS. DILLARD WAS
BURIED ON SATURDAY

Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Elsie billiard, wife of Frank
billiard, on January 2. following
her death on December 81. Ell
der Dewey Rotten conducted the
service.
Surviving are her husband and
seven children: Joe, Bill, George,
Burl and Ned billiard, and Mrs.
Lon Severt and Mrs. Dan Miller.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
Farmers Should
Appeal By Jan. LII

All farmers who are not salts
fled with Certificate of War Nee
essity issued to them should file
an appeal with the Farm Trans
portation Committee at the Coun-
ty AAA office. not later than
January 18th.
The o. D. T. Office has made q
special appeal for all farmers to
have their cases presented al
once where they have not receiv-
ed sufficient amount of gas.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
DAVIS INFANT DIES

James Paul Davis, rwo-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. d.
Wis, of Hemlock, was buried at
Cox cer7 etery on January I. He
died from complications result
ing from burns suffered III a
home accident.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
John Sexton Dies
At Age OF 81

John w. Sexton, Grassy Creek,
died at his home on December
20. He was 81 years old. Ser
vices were held at the residence
on December 81, with Rev. Mr.
Sexton in charge.
Surviving is one son, Charles,
of Grassy Creek.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
z z
WAotHa~H~1NtA
WAR BONDS.
~ "A

Stop Spending, and Save for tha
future. That has been good a.
vice since biblical days. You an
not buy tires today. but you c.r
start saving to buy that new SCI 80
tires when they 60 on the ms-L.4
again.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07
M0tHo~R~ WM
WAN BONDS

Uncle Sans lighter 37-millimetaP
anti-tank guns are dubbed ''tank
killers They are attached to the
infantry. not the field artillery, and
cost approximately $500 each. They
have proved particularly effective
in anti-tank warfare.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07

Your regular investneot ~ ten
percent OF more Oh your Earnings in
Wat nonus through yo.r Payroll
Savings Plan will provide the neces.
sdry Iunos 70 DuS Inose tires later
and help win the war now let's
''Top that Ten Percent."
y. S. Treassr; n .an~s.,...
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-01-07

E. Ford King, of the State
Highway Department, was here
yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

CHARLES A. NNCAULFY. state agent
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co,
3400 David stott Bldg. Cadillac 1880
HURON FORGE & MACHINERY co.
soAl ALPINE no. 1852
KENLEE CORPORATION
1891 OAKLAND TO. $3.50
LATHE TURNING COMPANY
AS3 SOUTH FORT ST. VI, i.2lH
Ted Lbsitz STAGE SHOW BAR
FIRST al HOWARD, Block N. Fort Shelby
MAJESTIC TOOL & MFG. COMPANY
1850 EAST WOODBRIDGE ~, 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

MARTIN TOOL & DIE COMPANY
5245 WESTERN cE, ols0
MICHIGAN MAllEABLE IRON co.
11A0 GOULD AVE,
MICHIGAN RUSTPRooF co.
2l7s JOS. CAMPAU ~, 5s55
MOTION PICTURE ENGINEERING CO.
1880 LlNW0oD l TO. $1,000
RELIANCE STEEL CORP.
DETROIT DIVISION i311o JOY RIO,
THE ROBERTS BRASS MFG. co.
Sass W. FORT vi, 2.7ii3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

fellows in uniform are going to be hurt lot
worse than you are before this war is won. And
don't ever forget this!
You're not giving your dollars-you're lending
them. Your moneys going to come back to you
and bring more money with it. Money that
mean not only no depression after this war, but
plenty of peace-time jobs and peace-tne goods
for you and yours in buster, more prosperous
country than we've ever known.
SO don't wait For your Country's sake-for your
own sake-nvest all you can!
Here Are Different Types of U. s.
Government Obligations - Choose
the One Best Suited to You:
United States War Savings Bonds-Series E:
The perfect investment for individual and family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

savings Gives you back 50 for every So when the
Bond natures. Designed especially for the
smaller investor Dated 1st day of month in which
payment is received Interest: 1920 year if held
to maturity. Denominations: SIS $50, 500, $500.
$1,000. Redemption: any time 90 days after issue
date Price: 1870 of maturity value.
21a0o Treasury Bonds of 1964-1969: Readily
marketable, acceptable bank collateral, these
Bonds are ideal investments for trust funds,
estates and individuals A special feature pro-
vides that they may be redeemed at par and
accrued interest for the purpose of satisfying
Federal estate taxes. Dated April Is, 1913, due
June IS 1869 Denominations: $500, 81 900, SIS, 600,
$4,000 100000 and 81 900 0o0 Redemption: Not
callable till June IS, 1864; thereafter at par and
accrued interest on any interest date at months
notice. Price: par and accrued interest.
Other Securities Series &C" Tax Notes. zso1
Certificates of Indebtedness; 200 Treasury Bonds
of 195o-1952 United States Savings Bonds Series
F.; United States Savings Bonds Series "G"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

That's why the Government of the United States
is asking us to lend it Is billion dollars in the
next few weeks. Asking us to invest, this month,
an extra 10 billion dollars and above our
regular War Bond buying. And make no mistake
about this: Uncle Sans got to get that extra
money to keep on fighting this war.
How to Invest Your Share!
Some time soon, you may be called on by War
Loan Drive volunteer. He'll tell you all about
the greatest investments in the world today
the wartime securities of the United States How
they're tailored to fit your situation and your
ability to buy.
But don't wait for him. Decide now to dig down
dig down deep. Then take every penny you can
and go to your nearest bank postoffice and turn
the money into War Bonds
Sure it may hurt. But lot of clean-cut young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

TT ISN'T HARD to figure your percentage as
an American Just check what you are do
IL ing against what you could do If you gave
every minute of your day, every ounce of your
energy :. and, yes, every drop of your blood =.
toward winning this
Many men and many women have made that
supreme contribution Many more will make 1t
working, fighting and dyng-for American
victory and American freedom. For the fight
ahead is hard one. We just ar its beginning
not al its middle, or near IT'S end.
Of course not all OF us are-not all OF us can be
in this fight with our lives. But every one Of US
every man and woman can be in il with our dol
lars!
DWhy a Lot More Money Is Needed NOW!
With every foot of ground taken with every
naval task carried out with every bombing
mission against the enemy the costs OF war
increases More men are needed in the fight.
More ships are needed for supply lines.
More planes and tanks and guns needed on
the expanding battle fronts.
This takes money More money and still more
money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
THEY GIVE THEIR LIVES you LEND YOUR MONEY
1

THE SCHMIDT BREWING CO.
1885 WILKINS AVE.
SCHWEIZER'S GRILL
FOOT or HASTINGS CT. 237I
SIM0NS-MlCHELS0N CO.
ADVERTISING AGLNCN
18th FLn WASHINGTON BLVD, BLDG.
STANDARD TUBE CO.
1850 WOODWARD TO. $500
THE STR0H BREWERY CO.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
2lms 21c,u Gaitlc, pa.
3,ueig %.

Gs oiene alien ShpsItern S..,
9iahrid)t, oab oie nadite Gerialm-
hing Gonnarstag oen II. isebr1tar,
7:30 llbr abenos. ubsehnlten miro.
Nile Sdausitern iino eriuht anlpc,
ieno 81 iein. Sn Scr lesten Ser.
ianlmlllng pluoe Sdtp. Selen Bdrt-
ner nod ais Geripalterin crlpiblt.
9ns ireie slbenoeiien. peldes ml;
IA. Sanltar ahgehalten, lpar gut BE-
iuft trob Dem ifled)ten Wetter. lin
6 llbr muroe bns Giien aufgetragen.
lllrIer Glteites Witglieo Sdip. slno
Saoler. iprah bas 5iihgebet. Hrdi
aatb. Eaulini bieB alle Sdupaitern
ber5lid, niafonmlen uno eriufte ale
it'd gut 5ll uilterbalten. 3ielnlid
finse Ofitglieoer iparen anpeieno
is ntohte Die geamten uno alter
Mitglieber irelien nenn Die ji,nger
Mitslieoer iid aud, an ser Ter.
inmlnlnng mnnhlnal beteiligten.
aatb. @drtner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Q
2lus Gcraii. Ukie
3lueia 5.

sIaeu griioern bicne sur geiilli,
Gen Natridlt, onb Die regelnlif,iac
&er'un1nllllne Sa1lstag, ben 6. Sc.
bruar, 7::30 llbr abcnhs itattfinbet.
"a auh oieslnal nihtigc 8eihGite
slt erlehigen iino. 10 iollten alt
griib:r nnlps'cno iein. oalnit aaes
gut ausgeiiibrt miro 5lull @rhl ,lro
9eitcn oes Gcreins.
llnicre Taifing llnterhaltlmg lpor
aroisartig. Saa giieu lpar ousge
seid)net. 9as &nnlitse hotte olles gili
pprbercitct ltnb mir boifen. oab iid)
ale git alniiiicrt baben. @ir boffen
ferner. baB utierc nngan 9riiaer
nadIite 5SlICfina aQc nit llns iinb.
@ir f,ai,2u brei griioer a,tf Der
Granfeuliite. gHir lpiiu'hcu ihner
baIoigc @encillna.
Sobn Snltb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
,3iueia 26.

sluen 0iitllieNern 6icne Nlr &C.
fdIligen Nadiriht, Dab oic ndh'tc
Gerianl1l1hlng Spn1tGa, Den I. Tc-
bruar, 8 llbr nad,mittagS ItlttfinNet.
WitaIieS2r fonnt one tno nehnlt
s[nteil an Ser Nrianrll,tng uno
helft nit on Den geratlllrgel 5In1
gHohl uno @eiten oes Ger2ira G2
lit sic EfIift ser dltcren @titglieocr
bie @eiddItc oea Gereins nit oc!;
0eanten I'll iiihrelt, neil lnlere jim,
qen Wdnner in Ser eirmce olcnrn.
Sarltm lieQt Sic Teranhpprtlma not5
inlner atI ocnen Die uflid,tgetrel
Qelpeien lfo 0ltrd) nllc oieic lnngcu
Sabre Nc$ @,itehens uuieres &@rein2
u. 5. 0inher Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04

3iueia Is.

Ssn ser leeten Yeriammlllng mur-
De beidyloiicn pon jebt ab ole 2anoes-
Tabne in ieber @erialnmlung at ba-
fen lmo bel 8eginn berielben oell
6abneneio ST iagen. glae Mitelieoer
sperben Sesbalb gebeten, benielben
arslpcno!g 81 lernen, banlit mir ibll
and tpirflid eemeinIduitlidb ipre-
den fonnen.
ltniere i,adite Geriammllng ipirO
Sonntag, oen Z. ssebrilar, absebal'
ten. slne 8riioer imo SdppeIterl1
nerben eebeten anipeieno Sn iein.
9sah Der Teriammlllirg gibt cs
nieoer auten Sltnf uno @etrGnfe.
Sanna 8ierreid), Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
~ 1unmrrstds, 6eu 4. eyebruar 1943

aeiatnte gobeumn,i, Ben mir mod
6aben, iorDie Ser ipntbetiihe @un,tt,l,
sen rpir berltellen, ntuB fiir 8rie9s'
material gebraudJt meroen."
0ermeiOet allies, mas Dem 8untn1l
ihaocn fam. Gntiernt 0leden. SdBt
Heparaturen redlt5eitig ausfiibrea.
Gies lino MIR einige pon oen Hos-
id)l1gen, i'm 8unlni "Ihng uno
friif)" jll crboltel.
Scbt Bumnliartifel an tiihlen,
ounflen StelIen ani uno nid)t in Der
9tibe pon beiben Hobrenleitungeu.
Site uno Sonnenlift id)aoen eelr
@umni uno nad)en ibll rillta.
Wenn Der @esenItano teilrpeile aus
Stpii lit, u,uB Der Auibetpabrnnas-
urt iomobl trodeiL als audi ounfrl
imb fiibl lein, lnnlt miro Der Sto!l
ifimmclig.
8un,miartifel Niirien nibt ge-
fnltet ober getncft pcrben. Capt lid,
oies niebt berineioen, empfiehlt e5
lid, ehpos SoIfum ooer 0toisltarfe
5tuiiten Ole Salteu Sll Itreuen, nat
oas 3uiammenfleben 5u perbiiten.
Del, 6ett unh Seer 5erfrpiicn
8ummi, nenn iic nid)t rcd)tjeitia
cutferrt lperocn. Soldp Stellfn
ntiiIien Itets nit marmeu Walicr
|uno Seize aereiuist meroen. Silit
cas- nidlts, 10 lit Die Stclle NIT
elncm gelu0bulidlcn islcdlualier 3n
tctitpien, abcr reft uuriihtig oa
Siele sfittel oem 8iunmi Id)aoen.
lpenn lie l1neer als 5pei ooer nrei
Minuten oarauigelaiien neroen.
Sit Der Sd)aoen arobcr, 10 laiie:
i;cb fleinere 9iiiic uno abgenutte
StelIcn lcidt fliden, inoem ein
1unnliltiiddcn nit &lehitpif aui.
seiebt> miro. ngaal, s. {.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Siueia &.

Die rearlntdkias Terlanln,il,na
6es ;3iusia 8 finnst ant s. Tebrimr
tatt. Nlde Nttglieocr peroen er.
Itflt beisltpohneu. Die 9ourd,,
tl:!nu oes Gtrrins miro 3um ietten
'gftf s:,r Sarlsiuna fo,unen uno
uurn GpritauN uepriift sur 3ahllun0
msclpisien. sluh iillo ,pid,tiee un-
berc Einiftc 5ll erleoigen. Tic Ntit.
IlicOer lperAcn cr'mht it'd mehr an
Sen Ger:alnllllilnacn 81 betciligen.
NelonoerS inIlcu bicisniaeu. lpelhc
Ginlnoitngsbricic erbaItcn baben ull.
,eoilrgt corIpredcn lillb lire Seitc
,cm Ecrein fIarlegcn.
8eorg Meinertb. Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
Ams titles. Wtie
3ipcia 2S.

Nllell Sdnueltern ocs ,}ipsiN 2S
mr. aefulligcrl Nlhrid,t ouB nic
niichitc &eriainrtlllna om Snnntae
Sen :. Tehrnar. 2::3O llhr uad)mit
tags nbgebnlteu miro. sIlc SdLpe
tern iino gcbctcn Scr Tcriulnmllm)
bcislnuobnell.
Stir eas Sabr 1913 limo irlacnbr
Seartinneu gclpGblt:
Erdlioentin. Cara StNleiocr
W5c ErGi., Sufia @uncid)
Erot. eSrfr., Soiia tSiint,cr
6. g. Scfr.. Gina Gmcric,
Sin. sSefr., slgnes Sbuller
Sfasnt., Sieshctb 9linertb
Gerlpnltsril1uen 9Waria Sorenth
= &ntb. ESutt, 6. ginoer 2.
Sofia 8iiutber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-04
2lucia 40.

Tie GCrlannllllng miro nm y.
ssebruar abgabalten. 9lae Sdnueitern
iino eriuht 5u crid)cinen. 9tad) Der
Geriammll1ng miro ein &artcn'picl
obgebalten fiir Die l(SS Seos
Sdnpeitcr ioate ipenigftcns orci
Sre,ltoc nithrntgen. SSrn &onllte9
jino Sara 9loos, Margaret giclen-
bera, MatbiIoa 99inoer, Sannu
Carlton, Mnrgareta Carlton Settr
Gluuoe. 9lnna Gid, Cara Sapio,
9lnna Srciier, Selen Gid. ,Sn Der
lebten Ser 'anlnllllng beldllo llnler
Ierein $500 Griegsanieibc 5u fau-
zen. Gli5obeib SsIend)cf, Sefr.
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GirdJcn Trancn Gcrcin Der
!ountcrus WcmcinSf.

Gs oiene ullen lfltglieocrn 5ur
gei1uigen gtachrid)t, oab Die nGdIlte
Geriammlung am Snuutag, Den I.
sSebruar, nafnlittaas , llbr in
Shulraulu Ser airde nbgabaltGl
miro. Nuc Sdl1raItarn iino frelnr
litit erilldyt anue'eno 5lt Nelu. Sa2
aoinitee bsitebt oieies NAL ans Den
Saras, &anna, WtatbiIoa. Srieoa,
Bertha. Mlraoret, Vatln glnh EEL
Maries.
Sir Ereiieipeuoen nlclNcten lid
ole iolgenoen Sdppeiter1: Mario
llritel. Grna Sorpe, Srieoa Hoih
Sanna CARTON uno Glfrieon Gid
terlnann
Sie geamtinnen oes aird)an Nrml
en- Gereins iiir Dus SSnhr l943 iinS
folgen0e:
vorsteherin, Kath. Schiller
Stellvertreterin, Maria Crschel
Skriftfuehrerin Marie A. Binder
finanZsekretaerin, Maria kloss
Schatzmeisterin, kath Gross
yerwalt erinnen Susanna Schaemer,
Hanra Carlson, Regina Hartmann
Erwerbungs- komitee, Anna Taub
Helene Petersen
kranken- kontee, kath. Beier
Sara Gottschling
slae ertpdblten geamten oerlprd
hen mr. 3um @obl uno geIten Dc;
8ereina 5u urbeiten.
Otarle 81. ginoer, 2 :rlftT.
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Ntefcntaefcr fcr>ert
Il. =. HanHclslmftflette

Nl'blllatpr ,sll elmer YreiIeiib-
nna oes &onritees fiir 9tationa4e go
litif oes Sigh Scfool &ictorp Corps,
briieu Erdiioent er lit. foroerte islic,
aerbaitptnrnnn Gifenbofer. Dab Dos
SdE1bant @elbmittcl bereitItelIc, Inn
5lrlanncn nit Sen betpa'fncten
StreitfrG'ten llnS Sem Snncnoeparts
ment Die 5lltiinftigc amerifaniife
Sanoclsilicgcrei nah Dem ariege
uors..berciten, sic nt allem .fou.
furricren itiiiic, mas urbere 9dnbar
IN oieicr Siniidt aufitcllell nGaen."
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2lms S0ler,,. Okic
3iueia 10.

IS oiers alfen 8riibern oes 3meio
10 SIR acfdlligen Nahriht. oaB Sie
ndfite &erfalnmltng am ssreitag,
ben D. 6cbruar, abanos, itattfinoet
.,Sm 9tamen oes Gcrcins nohtc id'
uue griiber bitten in oiS &erianun-
hung 81 fpnlllreu, ba iebr ipid,tiee
@eIdldite 81, erleoieen iino lno oas
fam mir gelf,ei,sit. lpenn dlle Brit.
Der anpeIeno iinb. oenu sic 3sanltcr
allein fonneu feline TcriammlunQ
ahbalten. slfn pergebt ltidt in Oit
@criantSEita su foninlell. @egilbn
80 lthr isre0 Srcno. Sefr.
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3lucia Is.

sluc Sdlueitcrg psroen auTmerf-
Inm gelsadlt, oab oic ndt)ite Ser.
iarmllng ;sreitas, Gen ). ;ssbruor.
s llbr ubenos, dbgebalten mira.
Ssoc Sdlnelter iit erluht een &er.
'ammlungen bci5lnppbnen >anlit
audb in oieiem Ssabr oic @eidGiite
oss Nareins auirieoeititelleno aefiihrt
merheN f0nnell.
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Grsbiistci pcn Ganters
bury clyrt 11icinSuer

@litii1pton. Hdd) einem >uon Ser
Scocral Communications Commit.
lion a:ifgenonuleHell geriht Der
8gG. pom -. SSalular, fnt Ser gr3.
biid,cf pon CANTERBURY am IL. 'SSsa.
'nltar, onldBlicb oes @ebllrtstages.
BON Iaitor Micnlo1er, Dor elmer bellt
Idpn 8enteinNc i'll 2onbpn cine Yre.
oigt gefaltcn. Sarin iagtc er, Ria,
nnllers 9tamc ei Elm symbol DER
friitlidTn Sreue unh hcs @iher-
itallScs gegon Die llntcroriidllng ae.
uproeu.
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Nms Gary !nciat,a
Ghiden Hra.

Ser Sallenipirt lnoet allc 9titglie.
ser bes 3lueia 26 ltnb 3lpeig 40 INA
ole beut'd,cn ,Src1lnoc bcr5litl cil
gum Ghifen Trp orn Sanstoa, Sci
13. Tebrtar. Siih Sro i2Nen SSrcj
tao. ,Sn ser SoIinilna yadlt pieIG
8Gite beariibcn u, oiiricn
Gcter Schpig &:rlraltcr.