davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21

ice as condition OF rcconycyance shall
only be an sums paid as a condition Of
the tax title purchase. together with ten
per ccntum additional thereto. Ii pay
mont as aforesaid IS not made. the under
signed VIII institute proceedings for pos
session of the land.
Description OF land-State of Michigan,
County OF MaComb West half OF Lot
%. Grandvicw Gardens Subdivision Of
part Of Private Claims l67 and 5l3. Har-
rlscn Township, Macomb County Mich
igan, according to plat thereof recorded
IN Lbcr 3 OF Plats Page ISL Macomb
County Records. Amount paid-for years
1882 1888, 1894 1895. 1887 S24 70. 1886
Siii; 1888 81 81. 1899 S5l3, 1910 81 90
lsil - rs, 1882 - %.
Amount necessary 20 redeem S52.74 plus
the fees of tho Sheriff.
James Fonton Bishop and Pearl
Ann Bishop, his wife
By Frank r Jeanette,
Their attorney
Place of business 49, : Ciratiot Ave
Mount Clemens. Michigan.
To John Scarf and Adele Scarf, his
wife, last grantees IN the regular chain
of title OF such lands, or OF any interest
therein as appearing By the records IN
the office of the Register OF Deeds of
said County. az the date OF the delivery
OF this notice 10 the Sheriff for service.
James Fcnion Bishop and Pearl Ann
Bishop, his wife. grantees under the tax
deed issued by the Auditor General for
the latest year, taxes appearing OF record
On SAID registry OF deeds Al tho date of
the delivery hereof 10 the Sheriff for
service.
May "a 81 28-M-L
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Christian and Missionary
"a Clair Avenue
Larry DeShayes. Pastor

945 a. m. Sunday School
HOO a. m. Morning Worship
Rev. Arthur E. Bloomfield.
800 p. m. Prophetic Rally
Rev. Bloomfield on the subject
The World War in the Bible"
Gas p. m-Young People S
Meeting-"Hitler in Italy.
Thursday 7:45 p. m. Prayer
Meeting
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
BETHANY TABERNACLE
Ensembles of GOd)
le0 Cha.rnh AlArono

IJV NHuTCH 81, dT NIUTUSS
Mary Rogers, Pastor
Sunday School, =. m.
Sunday Evening service--8 p
m.
Tuesday Prayer meeting and
IDLE study 8p. m.
Thursday Mid-week service
8 p. m.
Special speakers every Sun
day night
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
NOTICE.
To the Owner or owners of any and all
Interests in or Liens upon the Lands
herein described:


TATE NOTICE that sale has been law
fully made OF the following described
land for unpaid taxes thereon, and that
the undersigned has title thcrto under
tax deed OF deeds issued therefor. and
that YOU are entitled TO a rcconveyancc
thereof ~ any time within SIX months
after return OF service of this notice, upon
payment 10 the undersigned or 20 the
Register in Chanccry of the County IN
which the lands lie of all sums paid upon
such purchase. together with fifty per
centum additional thereto, and the fees OF
the Sheriff for the service or cost of
publication OF this notice, which fee shall
be the same as provided by law for
service of subpoenas or for orders Of
publication or the cost of sich service
by registered mail. and the further sum
OF five dollars for each description. with
out other additional cost or charges: Pro-
vided. That with respect 20 purchasers
al the tax sale held In the years 1898.
1888 and 1910 the sum stated In such not
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21

Assistants: Rev. Albert Hut.
ting. Rev. Arthur Oldani.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21

A true copy:
KATHRYN STROUP,
Deputy Register OF Probate.
May l4,2l. pm l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
MEADE METHODIST
CHI'RCH
FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST
CHURCH
81 Broadway Street
Mount Clemens

Rev. VIM. T. Smith, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Morning Worship at IL o'clock.
Sunday evening service at
100
Wednesday evening prfyc r
service, 100
Friday morning prayer serv-
ice, 10 o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
ZION EVANGELICAL
CHURCH

New Street at Pine
Jacob Whitman. Pastor
1000 a m Morning worship
1l:l5 am. Sunday school.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21

NEW HAVEN METRIC DIST
CHURCH
Rev. Carl T.. Oswald, Pastor
Morning Worship 10 a. m.
Sunday School IL a. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
ST. LOUIS CATHOLIC
CHURCH

Pastor
Sunday Masses: 6, 8, 1890
and Il o'clock.
Weekday Masses: $50 and 8
o'clock.
Holy Day Masses: $50, z. 8
and 1915.
Confessions: Saturday and eve
Of Holy Days, 80 TO 5 and 1870
TO 9 p. m.
Baptism: Sunday at ? p. m.
Perpetual II clip DevotionS:
Tucsda. at las pm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-21
CHURCH OF GOD
"SENENTH DAY"

CHURCH OF GOD
SEVENTH DAY"
Barron Building, above First
National Bank
Every Saturday morning BIZ
BILE Study 10 o'clock.
Preaching Service II o'clock
Services in charge of Brother
Leo Merriam. Come and spend
with us, an hour for Bible study.
MEADE METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. Carl T. Oswald. Pastor
Sunday School 1880 a m.
Morning Worship ll30 a. m.
Evening star., 1943-01-10

warped against the green, scunmy piles.
Joseph-Marie tied her up and they went
ashore. Billy's knees felt bit queer, but now
his feet itched He wanted to run. He had
story to tell. The bigness of it caught in his
throat, frightened in his chest. But Joseph
Marie Boisvert said, Come. Billee. pass
by your place to go to de lighthouse. And
they went on together.
Billy had to run little now and then to
keep pace with Joseph -Marie's long strides.
He said, his breath painful in his throat,
Gee, will the kids all wish they'd been with
us!''
Joseph-Marie had no comment.
Maybe - maybe they'll have our pic
lures in the paper eh, Joseph-Marie?"
"Huh!' Joseph Marie strobe on.
The fog was lifting now. A sea-turn brought
Evening star., 1943-01-10

sea anchor, smuggling it down gently on tar
paulin in the bow They began to drift on an
inward tide that would bear them towards
shore.
After a long time, Joseph-Marie spoke.
'By gar! You hear - see him, too?"
When you are excited and perhaps little
scared, perhaps rather much scared, you can
only nod. Billy's mouth felt hot and dry, and
there was pronounced thudding under his
ribs.
''I'm t'ink we risk it now," Joseph-Marie
said after time. He turned the fywheel over;
the engine bucked, sputtered, took hold. He
leaped to the tiller, and the boat curved
through the calm, oily swells.
1t seemed long time before they sighted
the misty outline of the shore and came about
to make landing at the jetty, and the boat
Evening star., 1943-01-10

any moment the corvette he comma
might sight the enemy. He would ords
men to action stations. They would
depth charges.
A voice startled him.
1T is no good for de fishing today,
Joseph-Marie Boisvert. by gosh, yes
t'inkin' we go home now, Billee"
The expectant commander of cor
debated into very small boy in the
of Joseph-Marie's smelly little fishing
You get tired pretending when you
to really do something big for your
country. Something more than just
Juggling salvage out of Easements, or
helping the kids with lemonade
stands on the roadside for the Red
Cross funds; or saving pocket money
to buy War Stamps. That was all right,
but not enough. And Billy was dead
scared the war would be over before he
got his chance.
He hadn't even an uncle in the Navy,
sailing out of Halifax on corvette, like
Phil Jones had; or father with the
Commands in Britain, like the Dexter
twins. Even Pierre Bonhomme, who
lived in a farmhouse near the Blue
Gables, could speak with tragic pride of
an older brother with the Quebec Rifles
at Hong Kong, now in the hands of the
Japs.
"I'm t'ink maybe you're Jonah,
Billee!" Joseph-Marie Boisvert showed
his white even teeth in grin. Better
pull in de lines"
Billy Anson obeyed. He felt very
sick about it. No luck even at fishing.
At some time or other every boy who
summered here, where the St. Law
renee widened into the Gulf, went out
with Joseph-Marie Boisvert. Such tales
they brought back! Phil Jones had been
out when a quick squall drove them
off-shore, and for day they were given
up for lost.
George and Teddie Dexter still
talked of record catch that brought
people hurrying down to the jetty to
see them land.
As for Billy, they laughed when he
wanted also to go. They said he was
too small, too young; but Joseph
Marie. hearing the older boys, had
winked at Billy. 1--WE fool 'em, eh? You
an me we 20 some day ourselves, eh?"
AND now he would 60 home without
anything to tell. No storms. No fish.
Only calmness and fog. The boys would
tease the life out of him. If only Joseph
Marie would wait something might
happen.
But already he was printing the en-
CINE, which always was bit balky in stal
"Okay, guess" said Joseph-Marie.
He wiped his hands on bit of cotton "
looked up, and stared, jaw gaping, as p
opened in the fog.
''Holy angels" said Joseph-Marie Bois
his voice just thread of sound as if some
had him by the windpipe.
Billy sat, hanging on to the gunwal'
heart in his mouth. At first he thougl
Evening star., 1943-01-10

trong smell of salt and seaweed- -girt rocks.
emily the panorama broadened: white
led cottages with their flaming nastur-
IS starkly against the sea; the mirage OF
shimmering across the forty-nile ex-
e to the north; the near, blue headlands
,ging into distinctness; the sea meadows
1-gold as the sun broke through, the flag
ne pole at the Blue Gables Inn beginning
ove strongly in the breeze.
lily began to feel that he would never get
:, that the thing he had to tell would
t inside him before he did. But here was
oost office already; beyond that the Blue
les and beyond, again, the lighthouse
e no longer visitors were allowed to 60.
Nobody was at the post Office except
old Mr.. Leblanc, the postmaster,
smoking his pipe just inside the dim
doorway. You could see the posters
stuck up-about recruiting and things.
Joseph-Marie stopped 80 suddenly
that Billy overran him.
Come here, Billee," said Joseph
Marie. Il show you something's -
Understand?'
0nLY went with him, looked at what
he had to show. Then Joseph-M Marie
strode hurriedly on towards the light
house, and Billy went to the Blue
Gables.
But he went slowly. Slowly now.
They were all there. Nom and
Grandma and Aunt Judith and the
young man from the Beach Hotel who
played tennis with her. There was old
Mr.. Hilton and Mrs. Ashfield and her
married daughter, and the fat man who
had come up just last night. There
were the kids running up from the
rocks shouting, did you get any fish.
Billy? Did you get any fish,"
Grandma said: I'm glad you're
back, child, with all that fog about"
Child! After what had happened out
there
well. Captain Cook" Aunt Judith
said, what kind of voyage did you
have?" Sometimes Billy didn't like
Aunt Judith; she was being smart, he
knew, 50 the tennis young man would
notice her. But, gee, could he make
them all sit up! Could he ever!
Through a kind of mist he could see
Joseph-Marie climbing the slope to the
lighthouse, taking the news to the men
at the signal station. still with the same
long stride that he had broken only
long enough to show Billy something
at the post Office. Something Billy had
seen hundred times when he went to
fetch the mail.
Grandma said: Cat got your
tongue?"
The kids were chanting now. Billy
got no fish. Billy got no fish,
Everybody was looking at him.
Evening star., 1943-01-10

Everybody was waiting to hear.
Nom said: Tell Mother, dear, how you
got on you and Joseph-Marie. Did you
enjoy the trip"
Billys throat was tight. It hurt him worse
than any sore throat he could remember.
But he thought: There is something you
can do for your country. You'll see it at the
post Office.
Don't talk. Information may help the Enemy.
Even if you're bursting to tell.
Even if the kids are laughing at you.
Even if you've been close enough to see
the perisoope and the coming tower and hear
the strange cultural voices.
Billy swallowed hard.
1T was awful foggy." he said, land the
fishin' wasn't any good"
The End
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07
Menicben gleid nieorig uno perab=
tenstpert 1T.

Meniben eleid) nieorig uno perab-
tensnert lit.
0as gbriltentlm> oie fatbolii6e &e-
ligion, lit cine praftii6e &eligion unb
es lit Ser 8laube gbriiti cine praf-
tiide 2ebre. gBer prattii6 glaubt,
praftii6 Elm tatbolii6er Mann iit, ser
Grbordt BEN Gori6riften uno @eiiun=
gen ser &ir9e.
Ser CLAUDE lit ferner cine l1eber~
5eugung uno 5tpar eine berrli9ite,
ttefite l1eber5eugung, benn er lit Elm
@laube, nidt an Mar6en unb Sit
tionen, ionoern an gottlid5e, 6ur9 oas
2eben, 2eiben, Sterben uno sic sluf-
eritebung Gbriiti beiiegelte uno ber-
biirgte @abrbeit. 0arum baben mir
sic Hflidt, oieie l1eber5eugung, gegen-
iiber oen grfinoungen ser @laubens-
erneuerer, BEN l1topien Ser So5iali=
item uno BEN i6amloien 2iigen ser
@ottesleugner, oieie l1eber5eugung
fret uno often in 8ort uno Sat 5u be-
fennen, tros Spott uno Sobn.
3n ben 8or5iigen unlerer Belt &C.
bort cine getpiiie @erabbeit, Sffenbeit,
gnti6iebenbeit, bie mir ni9t nur BEL
unieresgleiden, ionoern au6 bel un,
ierem @esner ebren. SSs1folge6eiien
mer6en sic @e6anfen uno 3iele bic
Ter offenbar. g8as miro beute nidt
often, riidbaltlos in @ort uno S9rift
gelebrt un6 berfiin6et2 g8as 1hreibt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

Der 8ott, fir Gbriit1s uno tpioer
Gbriitus, fir ooer tpioer oie. fotboli-
ic6e &ir6e 51. Sn iolden 3eiten, mo-
bic @egeniate iid) 10 i6arf 5eidnen
uno man tpenieitens gegen bie CIR
li6en, oie Sreimaurer uno anoeres
heimli6tuenoes @eli6ter i9lieBen mir
bier aus, mebr als ie, often in oen
aampf tritt, oa gilt es ou9 often
Bartei 5u nebmen fir @ott uno ieine
Stride, fiir ieinen beiligen @lauben,
oenn ~lper ni6t fir MIDI lit, ser lit
eegen MIDI" (Meattb. t2,3O).
Cine Ser unbeilbo1lten uno uniin=
rigiten 2ebren Ser mooernen @eItbe-
glider lit Die, oaB 6ie &eligion cine
pripate Mngelegenbeit I'M bei6ranftes
rem Sinne iei, oaB tie nit oem 0ffent-
li6en, biirgerliden, geiellidaftli6en
2eben, nit BEN taulen6fa9en 8erufs=
tatigfeiten oer Meniden ni6ts 5u
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07
Ser tatboltide Nann tint ttrdli6en 9ebem

fl. Saframenten; er lit &atbolif, aber
er gebt am Sonntag ni6t 5ur FL.
Wteiie; er lit &atbolif, aber er bea6tet
nt6t Die firdliden slbitinen5- uno
Saittage; er lit &atbolif, aber er ge-
bort 5u fir6lid berbotenen 2ogen uno
gereinen, lieit firdenfeinolide 3eitun-
gen, ititnmt fit ungeredte @eiebent-
niirfe, pdblt fir Manner, oie Dem re,
iigioien Sreiiinn ooer gar oem Itbeise
mus buloigen.
&atbolit fem tpollen uno nidt praf-
ti5ieren, lit Elm 10 i6reienoer 8ioer=
iprud, cine 10 unn1dnnli6e, 6arafter-
loie Salbbeit, oaB ite Dor @ott uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

uno berbreitet ni9t alles uniere frei'
8reiie? Dab es neoer Seele nod
gpigfeit, peoer Sin1mel nod Soae
gebe, oaB Der Menld gIiidli6er obne
Steligions5nang lebe uno oie Geligion
nur ein S6redtnitteI Der Meni6beit
iei cine i6laue grfinoung Ser @e-
paltbaber, l1m bie Maiien inn 3aurn
5,l balten; fl1r5 tpel6er l1niinn uno
lpel6e 2iigen lnb @ottloiigfeiten tper-
een bente ni6t often unb ungeabnbet
terfiinoet?
9as lit getpiB unenolid traurig,
ater aber es iinb oo9 offene, geraoe
@eitanoniiie. 8tr tpiiien, MORAN mir
iinb. 60 ipitt it6 belte alles 5u Ell
nem offenen &fe fir @ott uno mi
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07
Na6t iber 9eutimlQnb

Inter oieier Mufidrift enttpirft
Scr Wanoerer" Elm offenbar 3ie1nli9
getreues 8ilo Der gegentpdrtieen 2agc
I'M gsa5ireid, inbem Die geadridten
MIR aus 6iretten Naaibldttern &C..
i6opft itnb. Sbreibt ser ,,@anberer":: ::
"Die Ra6t ienft it9 nit INNER
bi9teren Sdleiern iiber Deutidlan6.
Welbe oe1ti6e 3eitung man iest au9
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

aufi6ldgt - lei es Sic uSranffurter
3eitune" o6er Der ,,@0lfiide 8eobad-
ter, ooer au9 MIR cine fleine otter
reidiid5e Brobin35eitung -, es FRONT
oaraus oie &neit Dor Dem 3uiammen.
bru4 berbor. Die tauienbfGltigen
Sorgen, Die aus alien 6ieien 3eitun=
gen ipreden, laiien iid auf einen &C.
neralnenner auriidfiibren, 11Gmli6 auf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

10affen DdDe, tur3, 0aB tie m ore Ners
borgenbeit 6es menidli6en Screens,
innerbalb Der bier @dnbe oes Yribat>
bal1ies ooer Ser Stride au perl1IieBen
fei.
8oau bot benn Ser Stifter Der fa-
tbolii6en Stride Die 8orte geiproden:
User MIDI Dor ben Meniden befennt,
oen min i9 Dor neinem 8ater befen=
nen?" (@attb. 1929.
Saben ni9t Die erIten Gbrilten ibon
burb ibr offenes uno uneridrodenes
8efenntnis Dor aller 8elt, IelbIt Dor
ihren Senfern Gut, 8lut uno 2eben
geopfert? Saben nidt aud l1nlere gro=
Zen fatbolii6en @elebrten - uno
oeren 3abI iit nidt flein - offen uno
Dor auer @elt ibren '@lauben an Die
fatbolii9e Stride befannt? Sollte
Damn Elm eetpobnlider Mrbeiter ODER
2anomann, an ben feline 10 boben gIn>
foroerungen geitellt meroen, ni6t oas
@enige tan, mas bon linn berlangt
tpir0?
gs lit 1i9t INNER Sa6e zines &C.
tpobnliden uno rngebiloeten Man-
ties, itd auf ipitfinoige religioie &on=
troperien nit ieiner ni9tfatboliiden
lmgebung ein5ulaiien, uno er itebt
oen Sorurteilen, 2iigen uno 8erleum=
oungen oft ma6tlos gegeniiber, al
lein feline reliei0ien 8fli6ten erfiiuen,
trob alien Spottes uno Sobnes ieiner
ltmgebung, bas fann uno muB ieoer
tpabre fatbolii6e Mann. 8ir baben
ols fatboliide gbriiten uns INNER
uno iiberau in ieoem 5tanoe, ieoer
Gage 5u fragen: @as gebietet uno
berbietet mir mein @lal1be an Gbri~
itl1s uno bie STRIDE? 9a gbriitus ge=
fommen, bur6 ieine @rloiung uno
feline 2ebre aues 5u erneuern uno nit
ieinem @eiite 5u erfiiuen uno gu burd=
bringen, bas perionli6e uno offents
Iibe, oas biirgerli6e uno geieui6aft=
lide 2eben, Sanoel uno 8anoel, 10
iouen mir au6 aQes i1t ieinem @eiite
uno I'M 2i6te ieiner 2ebre betradtea
uno auffaiien.
Das lit oie fatboIil6e 2ebensauf>
faiiung, Die 6riitli6e 8eltanibauung.
8ir iino in beutiger 3eit peit abge=
irrt bon oieier 8eltauffaiiung, beren
Garole lautet: slaes in gbriitus, bur6
Gbriltus, fir gbriltus! 8ie cine 9lr=
NEE auf bem &iid5uge baben mir in
bielen 2anoern uns oltr6 ben @egner
bon 6em einen Gorpoiten tint ben an-
Der int offentli6en unb geleui9afts
li6en 2eben berordngen 1aiien. 9as
fonnte MIR 6esbalb gei6eben, neil un=
iere fatbolii6en Weitbriioer feline Mdn-
ner maren, feline praftii6en &atboli-
fen, oie in Ser Samilie, in Der Stride
ltno an Der @ablurne lire Yfli9t er=
fitllten. Mn @affen unb elmer bor5iig=
liben Musrii iltl1ng feblt es ni6t, oenn
mir baben bas itets iiegreide S6tpert
ser 8abrbeit, 6as mir nur in Ser rid)-
tigen @eiie 5u fiibren brauden, inn eu>
ten Sample, 6em ser ii6ere Sieg
mint, tpenn au6 biellei6t nidt in
ii6tbarer 8eiie in 6ieien1, 10 bod gana
itder i'm anoeren 2eben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-07

SlttDer uurd) UuS AIUeulLtu6 pelt
eriten @eoanfen an SOB, 8ertdt nno
Gnigfeit in @rinnerung bringt, nns
oufridtig uno ebrli6 bie Srage por-
legen, mas unier Sodltes, 8eites,
aoitbarltes, Seilisites auf groen tit,
Damn miiiien mir NIT gan5er Seele, nit
teiiter, innigiter l1eber5eugung uns
sic gntport geben: 9as iit unler
Gloube an Gbri ltus nnb nit oieiem
@lauben bie @naoenmittel, Die Gbri-
itus in ieincr III. Stride fir uns ME-
nergelegt, uno NIT oen @nabenmitteln
1miere elpigen Soffnungen, fur5, es
lit oie Heligion Seiu @briiti, oas Se~
ben in uns our1 @briitus.
9f1n aber lit Ser CLAUDE, Die &e-
ligion gbrilti ni6t etlpas BLOB Snner'
lt)es, ni6t ettpas, mas mir geiittg in
irgeno elmer 8eiie uns 5l1 eigen mo-
lpen. Nein, Gbriitus fat uns 2ebre
uno Claude, @nabe un6 l1ebnng in
elmer gan5 beitinmten Sorm iiberge-
ben, - in ieiner Stride.
0ie &irde gbriiti lit cine feit &C.
itlollene @eielli6aft nit einem itbt-
barren Sberbaupte, it6tbaren Sorlte-
tern uno iibtbaren Mitglieoern. Sir
oic Meniben lit oie Stride geltiftet,
ourd einen Yteniden miro iie perual-
tet unb geleitet unter Ser Sut uno ser
Glngeblng oes III. @eiites.
Die bon Gbriitus gegriinbete &ir6e
Il; alio Die ein5ig beredtigte Sorm oes
Gbriitentllnls, Ser 6riitli6en &eligton.
9as 2eben in unb our6 @briitus in
llno our6 Die Stride, Die eine beilige,
opoitoliibe, fatbolii6e &ir6e.
@ie ieoer felte, georonete, gei6lol-
iene Gereill 10 bat au6 Die &ir6e an6
ibre belonoeren @ebote uno Stat11ten.
Sic bat Spfer unO beoel1tengspoQe
3eremonien, aber feline gebeimen Ser
iammlungen; feline Sabp0rter; alle
lire &ir6en lteben Seoermann offen,
lire gan5e, poae 2ebre lit ieoem, au6
DEM gemobnli6iten @laubigen, be-
fannt. Sbre 8ebote uno Gerbote fennt
Seoermonn, lei er Weitglieo Der Sir
d]e ooer nidt.
'3u BEN S5auptgeboten ober Statl1r
ten, penn man min, ~geboren INSIDE
ionoere oie folgenben:
1. 0u iouit oie gebotenen 5eier=
toge balten;
:. 0u ioult ale Cont uno Seier-
tuge Die bl. lReiie NIT Mnoa6t b0ren;
3.0u loult Die sebotenen Saittage,
rie aud ben unteribieo oer Speiien
tcoba6ten;
4. Gu ioait iabrli6 penigltens ein-
lnol einem peror6neten Brieiter oeine
Siinoen beihten uno our 0lterliben
Seit oas beiligite Saframent oes sll=
tlrs empfangen;
5. Ou ioult feline berbotene @be
elngeben.
Wiult ou, lieber fatbolil6er Mann,
Elm mirflides Witglieo Der Stride
Gbrilti iein, als ipel6es 0u in Der
teiliaen Gol'fe oerielben beigetreten
biit 10 balte au6 treu, feit uno un-
ncrbriihlib Die 8ereinsltatuten, Die
@ebote Der Stride. Gel Elm Mann uno
lalie Gid) nidbt bon niebriger Men=
idenfurdt einidii6tern.
guf mie pieIe Mngeb0rige oer &ir9e |
fam leioer nit 9fedt oas in Der Neu.
5eit befannte gefliigelte 8ort gntpen.
nll11n finnen. Gr lit amor fnthnIiicf1 |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-04
| Navy Changes
| Pay Period for
Civilian Force

The Navy Department moved to-
day to lessen bookkeeping problems
by changing the pay period of civil
ian employees here to a calendar
month basis. This has the effect OF
holding back four days pay. which
will be given the employe at the
termination of his service.
The regular pay days for civilian
employees in Washington will remain
the 4th and 18th of each month.
Formerly the periods covered work
done through each date, and neces-
STATED additional bookkeeping to
provide for work which had not been
done at the time the checks were
made out. The new system will
compensate employees for services
for the LIST to 18th and the 10th to
the last day of the month. The
plan already Is In effect at naval
shore establishments and in the
Marine Corps.
Despite the change in the pay Pc
Rod with the attendant four-day
withholding, the majority of civilian
employees all receive larger checks
than usual on January 10. At that
time overtime pay accrued between
December /, 1912, and January Is,
1913, becomes payable and will be
added to the regular salary for the
period from January to January Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-04
Boxing Show Fight Taken
To Commissioners, Court

Michael ]. Uline and Goldie
Ahearn took their troubles to the
Commissioners and District court,
respectively. today in the latest
phase of their dispute with the
District Boxing Commission over
the Uline Arena setup for boxing
shows.
Ahearn. through Attorney Denny
Hughes and T. Emmett Mckenzie,
asked the court for a temporary in
junction restraining the commits
sion from functioning until it's au-
thority has been more clearly de-
fined. The motion was put over
until next week for argument by
Justice Proctor. At the same time
Ahearn's suit against the Boxing
Commission for $106, 224.08 will come
up. Assistant Corporation Counsel
Chester Gray appeared for the
commission.
Uline's conference with the Com
missioners was behind closed doors
and no statement was issued at its
conclusion. The arena owner, how
ever, is believed to have told the
Commissioners the same story he
has repeated so often, that seats
placed on plank flooring over the
ice rink do not constitute a menace
to public health and safety.