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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
Ser bl. Soiepb pon gnpertino, Sdmt'
patron Der Slieser
(9lIs Iusfunft)

Ser fl. Soiepb bon gupertino (rid-
tiger Gopertino), S.5.5., parb als
Ser Sobn armer gltern am II. Sum-
1903 in Gopertino, inn aonigreid See.
opepl, eeboren, trat, II Sabre alt,
als 2aienbrl1oer in bas oortige &a-
pu5inerfloiter Elm, ipuroe aber, tpeil
er gu ieoer slrbeit 5u ungei6idt mar,
ipieber entlaiien. Sein Sbeim, ein
Minorit, peridaffte ibm bie Mufnabme
in oas &loiter Della @rotella, in oem
man i'm (im Sabre 1921 als Ser
tiar 5u Sen nieorigiten unb pera6t=
Iihlten 9ienlten beltimmte. 0urb ieis
men oemiitisen uno freuoigen @ebor-
fam ertparb er it6 bier oie @unIt iei>
ner Sbern ,no iparo am 19. sunni
1875 ais &lerifer eingefleioet. @egen
ieiner auBergeipobnlihen Srommig-
felt foroerten i'm feline gorgeiesten
auf our6 StltOium ii6 al1f ben gn1p-
fang ser Srielterpeibe por5ubereiten.
Srot auer Wfiibe uno slnitrengunJ
mahte er MIR geringe Sortl6ritte.
Gennob fiel feline 8riifung 5ur pollen
3ufrieoenbeit aus. SIM Sabre 1923
empfing er oie bl. BrieItermeibe.
9ur6 auBerorbentli6e 9uBtperfe rno
lnabl6iiige llebl1ng oes innerli6eu
@ebetes erlanete er balo iene Stufe
bes Seelenlebens, auf peldber oie gf-
ltale su ben antdgli6en 2ebenserfab.
rungen gebort. lleber 80 Sabre lang
fonnte man i'm ni6t an gemeiniamen
offentli6eu elnba6ten teilnebmen laf'
lien, neil INNER cine geraiidung BET
iol6en @elegenbeiten itattfanO.
Selblt bas Mehelelen fonnte man ibln
nur in einem abgelperrten Sratoril1m
geitatten. Seine auBeroroentli6en 3us
Itanbe gaben @nlaB, oab er ser ST.
ql1ilition iiberantiportet purbe. Sm
Sabre 1888 tparo er Dor bieIes g.
ribt nab Neapel berufen, oann na9
&om gebrabt. gr berantlportete lt1
iebo6 oerart, oaB man i'm als gang
untaOelbaft erfldrte. Snbes tparo er
in oas &loiter Der &apu5iner na6
aliili beoroert uno oort iebr bart BE-.
banoelt. @llein au6 bier ianmelte ft6
oas 8olf maiienbaft um ben efitatis
iden Giener @ottes. ShlieBlib tp1r.
De ct i'm Gloiter Ssmo untergebra6t.
mo er nod feds Sabre lang (1657-
1881 in feligeln 6rieoen perbrabte
6ait taglib ereigneten ii6 oie gfita.
len, Die oft 60 Stunben anbauers
telr. 8ott bate ibm 9ag ,tno Stl,n-
De ieines Sinideioens geoffenbart. Ct
entidlief ianft am 18. September
1868. @ie er i'm 2e6en auBerorbent-
Iide @naoen bon @ott empfangen
unb 8unberbares getpirft bate, 10
marc er audi nod ieinem Eobe burb
groBe 8unoer berberrlibt. SIM Sob.
re 1853 tpuroe er bon Bapit 8enebift
Dem 8ier5ebnten in Die Sabl ser &c.
lisen aufeenommen uno bon 8ap1t
Clemens. oem 9rei5ebnten i'm Sabre
1867 beiligseiproden. @eil bieier
srobe Seilige tuabreno ieiner gfltaien
in bic 2uft erboben tpuroe uno ielblt
ldngere 3eit BORT ihtpebeno berbarrte.
miro er bon ben 5liegern als Sdus-
patron nerebrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
Girdennpt im Ma6rib

0en lnerntiibliben 9emiibungen
oer ipaniiben. 8iidofe, 5ufolge ma6t
lt9 INNER nod Ser bur6 Oie Gebo=
luton perurIa6te BrieItermangel in
5panien, beionbers in BEN groBer
Snbultrie5entren, reht entpfinblid be-
merfbar. Die ipanii6e @obenibrift
,,gcclelia" beri6tet iiber Elm SsSrter-
piem nit oem 8iibof bon Waorio-al=
Gala, Mlgr. 2eopolbo giio b @arap,
in Dem lebterer iiber Die .5dmierig
feiten iid auslieB, oenelt er in ieinell
gemiibl1ngen begegne, Die grbeiter
bep6lferung bon Waorio nit GENT.
geno geellergefraften 5ll perieben. Die
gan5 gleiebe Sdipierisfeit lei iibri-
gems audi IN al SEN iibrigen sgroBen
SilouItrie5entren Spaniens nit elmer
porberribenben Mrbeiterbebolfe
lpie Barcelona, Saraeoiia l1nb Goru-
no, gu iiberpinben. Sn Waorib n1iib-
ten alle Sabre 5uei airden geba:lt
tperben; ioa Die borbanoene glrbeiter=
bepolferung ridtig paitoriert tuerben
aber es tpiirbe tpobl ltebe,, Sabre oau+
ern, Biz man 10 melt lei. Genn Die
8epolferung oieier 8e5irfe lei iebr
arm unb fann ibrerleits ber5li1 me-
mig gum airbenbau beiiteuern. uSeoe
Ser neuen Bfarreien in Maorio'', Jag
te Der 8ii6of, lift nidt Blob eln
Centrum mo man Der beiligen Meile
beimobnen fann, ionoern au6 elm
Blat gum gilen fir oie armen, ei,te
S6uIe fir Ole &inber unb elm &ein
fir a1e.' Ser Bifdof BON Maorio
erflarte tpeiterbin in bieIern Ssnter
pietu, er bdtte feline beiten Brieitei
in bieie 8oritdbte uno Snouitrie5en-
tren geihidt uno batte oan1it, Col.
lei Danf, Slid eebabt. ssSn 8farreieir
in oenen gbriitus bisber beinabe cir
unbefannter mar, fange man iett ar
5ll erfennen uno ei,15ufeben, oaB mir
ale ainoer zines Baters lino. @eae
Saufen bon ainbern fdmen, Inn oen'
Heligionsl,nterridt 5li lauIden unb
es beltebe oie &offnung, oaB bas
Mabrio Der Mrbeiter ein fatboliihes
Maorib tperoen miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

geiorgen Sic DEM ,,Obio @aiien=
freuno' einen 1eae1t aeier nabrenD
.bieies fatbolilben Breifenonats!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

rooms and bath. utility, full
attic, II acre ground. / year old.
$1,000 down. Balance easy terms.
1929 Hoerning, Roseville, near
IL Mile and M-97.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
RED GRANGE BACK

CHICAGO. Sept. 80 - (P) -
Harold (Red) Grange, the fam
ed gslloping ghost of the grid
iron, Is back on the football
field again - showing Chicago
youngsters how he used to car
~ the ball for illinois and the
Chicago Bears, Grange is one
of a group of football stars, past
and present, who are aiding the
Chicago Sports Associations
first venture, football schools
for boys from II TO Is years
old.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
Houses For Sole

Sell or Rent - Year around
home on Conger Bay; 4 rooms,
bath, screened-in porch, garage,
100 IT. frontage. Well shaded
Phone Mt. Clemens 9377. Arts
Taven, 1873 Rathbone. .
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
Cord Of Thanks

w wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and sympathy in our recent be
reavement. Herman Schalm and
children.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

Wanted-Riders TO Packards
1880 am. TO 900 pm shift. Will
exchange. Maurice Bliss. Cspron
Hotel. Phone ALL.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
Lost ond Found

LOST-Big Irish setter. Re-
ward. Phone Mt. Clemens 5485.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

Women's Guild Of Grace Epis-
copal Church rummage sale.
Oct. 18th and 18th. SO North
Broadway.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

22619 CALIFORNIA AVE, 81,
Clair Shores. 4 rooms. front and
back porch, complete bath. sim
gle and double garage. drive and
garages paved; also house trailer
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
Special Notices

Flowing done anywhere, by
lots or acreage. Art Kalitta. 1861
Sugarbush Road, Mt. Clemens
1897.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

Wish soldiers wife and child
10 share home and assist with
homework and care of 2 chill
dren. Parents working. Call
Center Line 1888 before 10 am.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

AS Help wonted-MoIe

Teacher driving to Ypsilanti
Saturday has room for couple
extra passengers. Phone Mt.
Clemens 4649.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
PIRATES FLAG CHANCES BETTER If

lest sticker, at first: Coscarart al
short; Bob Elliott, Frisch's prize
experimentation, at third; Maui
rice Van Robays, Vince DiMaggio
and Jimmy Wasdell or Johnny
Barrett in the outfield; cagy A
Lopez and heavy clouter Babe
Phelps behind the plate; and vir-
tually the entire pitching staff
from last year.
Pitcher Johnny Lanning, who
was not starter, notified the
BUGS sometime ago he had been
classified la and expected 6
fcalL Among the twiflers to re-
turn are Rip Sewell, Bob King
er, Aldon Wilkie, Ken Keintzel-
man, Lloyd Dietz, Hank Gornicki
and Luke Hamlin.
Aft Anderson. who played
some shortstop. Is in defense
work and has asked to be plac'
ed on the voluntary retired
list. six or seven others" are
in defense work. including
GearY and Van RobsYs. but "as
far as we know they'll all be
back" said Benswanger.
Geary, who will be rs this
month, married and the father of
two children, is the only new
conner now figuring into Buc
plans. Others who undoubtedly
will receive lots of attention from
Frisch include Harry Shuman, 26,
a highlander from Toronto of
the International League; Jack
Hallet, 80, another highlander
from Toronto; Jimmy Cullinane,
%, infielder from Albany of the
Eastern League, and Frank Col
man, "a, outfielder from Toronto.
Buc officials say thees newcomers
are all married.
Burgess Whitehead, IAN infield-
er whom Frisch could have used,
was classified Ia and went into
the services shortly after the
BUGS obtained him from Toronto.
Other first-year men at spring
training will be Wally Hebert,
"a, from San Diego of Pacific
Coast League; Xavier Rescigno.
20, Albany pitcher; Russell
Bauers, 81, once with BUGS, from
Albany; Bill Brandt, "a, right
handler from Toronto; James Kerr,
"a, highlander from Albany and
Jimmy Russell, %, outfielder
from Toronto. ...s...
And that's the picture, for the
Pirates, who hope to climb out
CT the second division this year,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
By ARDEN SKIDMoRE
AP Features

AP Features
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 27.-A
S25, 900 shortstop with a trick
stomach is. troubling the Pirates
almost as much as the war draft
as. they anticipate the 1913 major
league baseball season.
The Buccos admit their pen
.flant chances would be better, il
only Huck Geary comes through
for us"
Geary, better. than 300 stick
er and flashy fielder with Min
neapolis of the American Asso-
citation, was obtained by the Cor
sairs in the waning stages of the
1912 season for cash and two
players. He all but sent owner
William Benswanger to bed q
sick man as his (Geary's) stom-
ach "acted up badly" and COM
PEELED him to hang up his spikes
for a rest.
"Huck's got TO come through
for us. and I am confident he
will" declares Benswanger.
He says his stomach is better
and he is looking for big
year." Benswanger said. add
ing:
Baseball. as I see it is too
uncertain to say much about.
We've lost a few players ad-
ready and. with some married
players without children. we
may lose mere. It seems that
our reserves will be weaker
this year. but If nobody gets
hurt. and Ceary comes through
we should be stronger
Aside from dWindling reserves,
the BUGS seem pretty well fixed
for the new baseball year. Only
two regulars are expected to be
lost. They are frankie Cuisine,
second baseman, who is classified
1-B, and Max Butcher, starting
pitcher, who, although married,
is la.
If Cuisine is lost, and Geary
comes through, the BUGS may not
mind so much. This will permit
fiery frankie Frisch to shift Pete
Coscarart from weakened short
stop to second base, where the
BUGS conede 'he belongs any
way"
Others in the Pirate No. l line
up are all classified ga, so far
as Buc officials know, including
!Elbie Fletcher, the teams heavi-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
U.S. HAS STRANGE
WAY OF WORKING
SOME ACTIVITIES CARRIED
ON WILL NEVER BE
UNDERSTOOD sssse,.
BY JACK sTINNETT

AI TSdIUIGS OClNlCe WIltCI
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-One
of the Washington papers carried
stories the other day to the effect
that Army officers in charge of
clearing land for a new airport
hereabouts were burning cords of
fine firewood after refusing to
sell it to farmers and suburbanites
Sshivering through the fuel short
age.
The Army officers didn't use the
wood themselves. They just heap
ed in piles and burned it on the
ground. An amazing thing in
view of the fact that it is harder
to get wood around Washington
than it is to get fuel oil or coal.
From Kansas land similar
stories have come from other
states) there was a report that a
dairy, serving 1900 customers in
a nearby town, had been let down
when a gasoline rationing calling
for six gallons of gasoline a week
to service the entire dairy. -.
Out of a Senate committee in
vestigating government question
naires issued to business firms
came the report from the National
Association of Manufacturers
that SO firms had had to fill out
3,479 long-winded requests for
data on stocks, prices, costs, ETC.
These queStionnaires, it was claim
ed, were costing the companies
something like million man.
hours year.
The point in retailing all this
is that / spent two hours the other
night with a government official
who claims that these and similar
things are all that are wrong
with the United States war effort.
AS is often the case these days,
he must remain anonymous, but
he does deserve direct quote: IF
we could just get those little
cock e. burs out from under the
sAn1eriean public's saddle blanket,
we WoSlld win the war in a walk.
doWevefs this government Of
fetal had no solution to this prob
lem other than TO continue expos
ing these petty annoyances and
forcing the little bureauerats who
cause them into other jobs or out
of the government altogether.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
THINKS IT'S cITY's DUTY

Editor, The Citizen:
Should any one be stupid
enough to take over the collec-
ton of garbage in the City OF
Key West on contract, the people
still will be at the mercy of said
contractor.
The results would be the same
Jas now. Many people, strange
as it may seem, do not pay the
contractor, and there is no way
to make them pay, and soon the
contractor stops collecting.
Sweeting, Saunders and Free
man would do the. same thing,
and. of course, De Poo would not
be here anyway. A doctor does
not belong on the City Council
as he is subject to call at any
time, or should be. Then, too, he
is i'll.
1t is UP to the council of Key
West to provide garbage collec-
ton and regulate same. No one
else, as it is, knows when the
trucks will call, so would sug-
gest every one pile their garbage
on the sidewalk each day. Then
if it is not moved in a reasonable
time, each resident write a let
ter to the State Sanitary Engi-
neer. 1t won't take many letters
to bring this man here with
power to act.
You have the means at your
disposal, why not use them? Talk
won't get us anywhere. We must
put up a fight.
FRANK c. SCHNEIDER.
326 William ST,
Key West, Fla,
Jan. 81, i943.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
CAN'T KEEP CENTERS
ON VIRGINIA TEAMS
nv ASmocinted Tressl

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Jan
27.-Two things have bothered
University of Virginia athletic
teams this neutrality-suspicious.
and centers.
Coach Frank Murray used six
players-H. H. Uihlein, F. N
Crenshaw, K. F. Bevan, Jr., j
w. Reardon, Milton Parlow and
Charles Cooper-at the pivot
post during the football season
Billy Smiling, the teams regular
center, joined the armed forces
before the season began.
The other day, Virginia's bas-
ketball coach, Gus Tebell, an
nounced that the Cavaliers No
/ pivot man, Walter st. Clair,
had dropped out of the Lineup
because of scholastic difficulties.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
ONE EDITORS BEST
STORY OF THE YEAR
: (Ry. Axseesase.I PreSsl.

FREMONT, Jan. 27.-A daugil-
ter was born TO mr.. ana Mrs. Les-
ter A Walker, publishers of The
Fremont Guide and Tribune The
newspaper published a story
about it on the front page under
an eight column wide headline
that called it the biggest Nebras-
ka story of the year and chided
The Associated Press editors for
having ignored it when the great
est stories of the year were select
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
Answers 70
YOUR WAR
QUESTIONS
serd Hone-Esons Queries to
Regional DEM Information Office
In Care of This Paper

OIL am of draft age and want
to get in the air force. Can
enlist in the British or Canadian
flying corps now?i9n o' '.1
All you're an American
Son, you belong with the Amer
lean srmed forces. s''-.< i8
! 80 90
Q.-Where can I report a VIC
lation of sugar rationing? l have
reported this to the county board
and nothing has been done about
it.
A.-Write to the State OPA
office.
OIL make S14.80 week
How much should be deducted
for victory tax?
A.-14c.
Q.-Does the government want
ola postage stamps!
A.-Not at the present time.
Off my son goes to work,
will my husband who has farmed
all hisslife be drafted lsooneF2y 4
A'--Yonr9 sons going oto, Iiwork
has no bearingren ymar husbands
"a a. AT STATUS oiroL bIoo
do-2wal have been abGiidYae "a
small home viii we get get any IN
come tax exemption? 1no .fn9ie
A.-No, ma'am. But you can
deduct the mortgage interests.
Q.-When a man is conscien-
ticusly opposed to military Serv-
ice but classed in la and called
to the army but does not go,
what will they do with him?
Ale will be referred to the
District Attorney and prosecut-
ed for failure to obey Selective
Service regulations. After a clas-
sification in la, a conscientious
objector has a right to appeal
within 10 days after being mott
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
Makes Good In Indiana
fBy Axsoriated Prekwl

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Jan. 81
Frank z. Coughlin, captain of the
1920 Notre Dame
football team the last with which
George Gipp played, has been
assistant attorney gen
Ieral for the state of Indiana. He
lives In South Bend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
Chapter 81
New Tack

lNcW dCh
I'm SO sorry" Della said to
L Dean Thorndike. IT never
thought that you might be wor-
ried."
Worried? Hah! That's putting
it mildly. I didn't think much
about 1t when phoned last night
naturally. But | called this morn
ing and you weren't IN. and the
Red Cross people didn't know
anything about you. Then saw
in the paper that you two had
discovered the body. Who is
this man Hardacker. anyway"
"a private detective" Della
said.
Now" he said. Just what
have you two been dolng?"
They told him, collaborating as
they went along and starting from
the time Della went to see Perry
Clarke. He listened intently and
without interruption until they
came to the intruder in Delia's
apartment: then he leaned for
ward cycling them aghast.
What? You mean to tell me
there was a man up in your
apartment the night l drove you
home :? And you"-he looked
at Joyce-"never said word
about it when you came down.
"How could r." Joyce said.
Della didn't want to tell you
about the envelope. II I'd said
anything you probably would
have given me the third degree
and called the police" She
shrugged. There was no point in
just saying he was burglar"
+. Thorndike shook his head and
leaned back in the chair. Its
beyond me but-you've got nerve.
I'll say LAT" His glance sharp
ened. "Do you know who it WASP"
Joyce looked at Della and said:
mo"
'Hardacker. do you Think"
Possibly" Della said. He'd
been to my ;, place about three
"All right" Thorndike said.
GO on"
They told him the rest of the
story and he sat quite still until
they had finished. his eyes wor-
ried and thoughtful.
, News About Ward
VOU two kids went down there
~ l. on Morton Street alone?" he
said finally, pulling out a hand
kerchief and wiping his palms.
eat ten o'clock at night? That's
the ,damndest thing I ever heard
Of. e ~ ITi .. i.E
=. 1--WE had to" Della said.l T..
/ *You thought you had to, you
fmean.f".I Eal.lisv u 1ln.ir T.
~ we really did - IL .,.,
fYou stayed in the, car" he said
to Joyce. "and Dee went in alone.
How long after. that did Raebura
come out?" :tto5ic -: SO
ST don't know Joyce said. 1T
might have been two minutes or
! ~ you're, sure it was Raebddrrn2
- klulLe. - an b :
''Fffnmm-that was luck. wasn't
it? Recognizing him! mean.
From where you were parked.
and being in the. dark and all.
you did well to"
81 didn't, at first" Joyce said.
4 But there was lighted window
next to the doorway and he
turned that way. He walked right
past it,
"And after that you had to face
the police, Ell? And this lad Fem
ner Who is he?"
Joyce explained and when she
had finished Della spoke up.
What about Ward? You had
something to tell U.S."
81 have" Thorndike hauled
himself out of the chair. looking
more worried than ever. He
wants to go away-he is going
away, / guess"
"Going away?" Della jumped
to her feet, her face paling.
"Where?"
'He doesn'tknbW. Or if.he does,
he won't tell Just away"
% "But he can't do .thatln
That's what I told him. He
telephone to, tell nae he was re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
MONEY SALEACED
BUT NOT AS USUAI,
(By Associated E.r.s.l

CRAWLEY, England, Jan. q -
Rev. A. d. Wing, rector in this
Sussex village, threw an envelope
with three one+pound sterling
notes inside his waste basket by
mistake and gave the notes tip
for lost when the paper was sent
away for salvage. Six months nat
er the envelope, with the notes
stained but intact, was returned
by paper salvage worker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
HAS SEVEN MILLION

Observation-Disclosures has
million inhabitants, dis
tributed over q continent the size
ST the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
PEOPLES FORUM

The Ciuzen welcomes express
siOns of the views OF it's read-
fefs. but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items
which are considered 4libeIOus
or lnnwnrranfed. The writers
should be fair and cOnfine the
letters to 500 words, and write
ON one side of the paper only.
Signature Of the writer's must
accompany the letters and will
be published unless requested
other wise. .-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27
DENsELY POPULATED

Characterization is the
most densely populated country
in Europe, averaging TIP people to
the square mile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-27

Q-My No. | ration book was
issued in Maine under my mai
den name. Where will get No.
2 Ration Book?
A.-RegiSter wherever you are
at the time of registration. no
matter where you registered for
the first ration book. You should
write back to the rationfng board
which issued the first book and
ask that your file be transferred.
Q.-Does a disabled person
who receives a small pension from
a company he formally worked
for have to file an incomel tax
RETURN? SisatsI
A.-T4All pensions are subject to
tax 9unleSS otherwise provided. {
*
81 Q.-I get a dependency aIlot-
ment but am physically unable
to endorse a check. Can another
member of my family endorse
it?
A.-Whoever endorses your
other checks can sign the allot-
ment check.
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WE'RE LEADERS ONCE

NEW YORK-Before the war,
Antwerp and the Flemish pro-
vinces led the world in the num-
Der of diamond cutters.
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SMALL PORTION NAMED

q DETROIT. - There are 1880 is
lands in the Philippine group, but
only 2,4fl have names.
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BROWNS ALL SET TO JUMP INTO
YANKEES CHAMPIONSHIP SHOES
WWW
BY OSCAR KAHAN

CT LOUIS any year. the suggestion of all
Browns and the Cardinals
percent joke but there's nothing funny
Browns
Cardinals Of course oddson favories in the National
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fled Of classification. If he does
not appeal, he remains in class
la.