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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County of Maconh
Al session Of said Court, held at
the Probate Office IN the CITY Of Nj,
Clemens. IN SAID County, en- the sth day
Of July A y. 1919
Present Hon Joseph V. Trombly.
judge OF Probate.
In ihe Matter 81 the Estate Of Doro-
thea Vi Scott Deceased.
Macy r.. Watkins having flied IN SAID
Court petition praying for license IN
sell the inisres, OF said estate m cer-
tain real estate therein described
II is Ordered, That the 9th day OF
August A. D. iol3. AZ two o'clock n
the afternoon. AT said Probate office,
be and IS hereby appointed for hearing
said petition
II Is Further Ordered. That further
notice thereof be given by public alton
~ copy of this order, for three sue.
ccssive weeks previous ~ said daN OF
hearing. IN the Monitor lie der. news
paper printed and circulated in said
County.
JOSEPH V. TROMBLY.
Judge OF Probate.
A true copy
MARY HARRISON,
Register OF PROBATE.
July 1879 40 NJ L.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
STAFF or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR THE
MY or MACOMR
IN CHANCERN .-

cot NTN OF MAtOMR
IN CHANCERN
MARY + CAMPAU. Plaintiff,
VS.
NATHAN L. CAMPAU. Defendant.
No 1855
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
A. session lU said court held
IN the Court House IN the rt'v
Of Nj Clemens. said county and
state. on the eth day ~ judy. a u, lo43
Present 1he Hon Nell r. Reid, Cir
cult Judge presiding
II appearing from the affidavit on
file that the defendant. Nathan l.. Cam
pau IL not resident OF this state. but
that his last known address WAS Park
Cottage Hotel MI Clemens. Michigan.
1T is ORDERED that Nathan l..
Csmpau, defendant herein, appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint filed IN
this cause, within three months from
the date of this order or said Bill will
he taken as confessed against him
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of this order be published accord
ins 20 Law In the Monitor-Leadcr
newspaper published and circulating
within said county. Said publication 10
be continued once each week for six
weeks IN succession and that = copy OF
said Notice be sent 20 the defendant By
registered mail 20 his last known adj
dress as provided for by law
NEIL F. REID,
Circuit Judge.
KATHERINE NJ. wANGELIN.
Deputy Clerk
July 1923, 90 Aug. e,i9, L.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
Le9rard r Donaidson. Attorney, IIeI Pen.
ohscot Bldr., Detroit Mich.

STATE or MICHIGAN-In The Circuit
CoHf' TO- he County 90 Mscomo In Chan
.flN. t4r,ou J Gilroy Plaintiff vs. Ia
Eva Gilroy Defendant Order Of PUB
AtaIon ~ = session 81 SAID Court held
3 he Courthouse IN the CRY OF Mount
Clemens ~ said County and state. on the
'6th DAY Of June A 1919 Present.
tNe Honorable Nell Reid. Circuit Judge
IT, sppfarlrE from aGtdayit on file that
after dllIsent search and INQUIRY n can
nor he ascettalnco IN What state or
Country the Defendant resides II is or
Gcred hat liza Eliza -GttTnv appear and
answer The Blif- ~ Complaint fled in this
raU.e within three months from the date
oi ms order, or ssid h!il Will be taken as
confessed osainSt her u IS further or
0ercd tba' a COPY Of his order be pub
Hsbcd aCCOrdlns 10 lsV IN the Detroit
legal News. End also that a copy OF this
order be sent by registered mail 10 said
Defendant 81 13sl6 Methuen Avenue.
Route -3, Box 2272 Hazel PARK, M.chiean.
ano also q General Delivery, San Fran
cisco, California, her last known address.
NEIL REID.
4 true COPY Circuit Judge.
FI ORA F. POsNER Deputy CLERK
July 2 u.s. a. 30 August s, u.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TN.
COUNTY or MACOMB
IN CHANCERN

VERA HORNE. Plaintiff,
vs.
EUGENE HORNE. Defendant.
No 1884
Suit pending N the Circuit Court for
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-23
MOUNT CLEMENS, MIcH-It

true COPY.
MARY HARRISON
Register OF Probate
July is.23.3o-M.L.
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Annie Alband reltier-Es,ate

June o. July 2-9.ls- 1880. AIS. s-M
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Je.v ets. Nj.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

garding dcduCtibilIty for bad debts is
that the deduction must be taken in
the taxable year in which The debt
becomes worthless. The fact that a
debt Is still held open ON the books
ui tine TAXPAYER docs not mean that
Il has value, and the laW does not
permit a taxpayer 10 defer claiming
Il ddcuctiblc allowance ON that aC-
count. beyond tine year III which 1t
becomes worthless.
y further requirement regarding
GcdECtinIli;y iur bad debts j. that u
dcbt must have existed III fact and IN
law. II Il debtor WIS not legally La
ole To Tie taxpayer. then there W..S
no debt Ia become worthless. Nd
VanCr$ 10 relatives Ia tide ihvm
over !InanCIa! straits. made out ui
mora! considerations and without
understandings regarding repay
mcnt. arc frequently held to be in
the nature of GIT rather than =
loan. and consequently no deduction
would be allowable Tor nunpaymcnt.
However. when II loan is made iu a
relative in a bona tide business
transaction a deduction may be al
loved because of IncolLcctlbility
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12
OTHERS VIEWS
CONTRIBUTION FOR BEST.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
y subscriber To- your paper as |
am. | see by your issue OF Feb. &.
that You would receive contributions
Tor the aged father. james Best and
his mIddlC-agcd wife IN their cH-
pectancy of another visit soon FROM
HE Sturk. ! noted that the couple has
l8 children and that among other
things. He is &c and his wife j. 80.
He VAS l6 and she was 10 when the.
'Cr" married in 1922. And III add
iIun Ia their 10 children. Best is the
.a'hol of ten others 10y two previous
I....TIagcs."
Hats off to Best, Step up brethren.
Let raise them pur>c. Here is
! 10.
CHARLES II. FRAZIER,
Foreman of LabOrCrS. Army AIR
Command. United Nations
Depot. No. Q. Norfolk. Va.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12
ALONG LIFE ROAD.

When Mary Bcthunc was girl.
she had little time Tor TOYS.
And even now. she's kept III whirl
In the interest OF girls and boys
She had her troubles and headaches.
too.
In her efforts to found Il school.
But through them all. her AIMS were
true
Is She followed the golden rule.
Then there was Il lad. we say:
Who dearly loved his father.
Our hearts arc sad: we mourn todavI
For the late George w. Carver.
He died. as we. too. must:
y scientist. a man of great fame.
Using plants taken from the dust
He played his part in lies game.
There is another man. today
Who through this war-torn world
does plod.
He sings to us: lis his best way
To use his precious gift of God.
Trying To fill his fathers place.
lie worked hard in his younger days.
Thus he climbed to fame and praise
To you. he's Our own Roland Hayes.
Marion Anderson is another name
OF ono of our SpngStcrS. true
She. too. has warblcd into fame.
rs is my wish, for all of you.
Joe Louis is Our fighting champ
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
by FRED ii. MAY

!. What WIS The uc'".. ....... col. .
months salary o. nuu... school
teacher III North Carolina r 1885,
;. When did groups n. "..r 49,
= tuil"g" students ',l'i., '.s. -
'-~ ~ ban coffee drinkiug"
=. Who Was the ..u... ,.....'1-
g 3ssn:an who died IN 70"
! How "uch did state ....... ., .
-, irum Circusc$ dccli., from.
1898 30 1912
i. When WAS McDrWvIl ..n...
med
u. VINO VAS the iuv.r,. ~
"."Ndn who was defeated o.. .uy..
a. Arkansas Cung~v-~a.. ...
500"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

cuSc-burcaucratS are expert 1t lind
ing arguments ol their uwn, whether
;hCy hold water or drip like spongc.
All OF which. tu our Way oi think
-. adds weight to oU. own theory
of tn" situation that somewhere be
had TIE WIPE urdrr is 81 desire T.
'hot'lc and control he nations ircr
pres. In the light of these latest
revelations. what 9th = reason could
there bc for rat.omiuG white paper
'u The :cw paper industry
Loss than ~ wears age North AZ
RIGA. Ia most of Us. va, iu>. place
there they were hunting d. guy
namcd Abd-cl-Krinl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12
WANT ADS
Get Results

HALNANi|t.D tii'N fooN -
we ''c': laEEc glass '",'h'@; voc
S"'h' p"G!'rF lCh''' staples. " a.
N''S hardware 60 '"-"n
BARGAINS IN NEW oR I-crD
l;yinu room suites brdron,n sritr,
breakfast suites Kitchen cobirr.s
ui''t!N oao'netS. AIS" wv" re'i,'Nm'
Sa,,nr,s.S;,o y, ' 60 ar'", ,,,nms ~ T.
"a,'' -; nv ~ oo''S' p''o'ic ifo-',
- 50 --- -- - o. 80
NlHoMo EAkDEN SEED TOOLS
"i all Kinds, kotcnonc paris
green. watkins Hardware Go.
lO-6ll
+ Dcr. ~ IIE.Inrpco>- rrrn,-,rx
~ ',:-> I,,',' ~,
MIMI ,.,,,, " u.s. '',''.'''
pa;Ch Office. lit
L,nD safe ,ooc Eopn .rr-r,-,
,yi,:, rnnd t;,"s .,rd ~ .,,nS ,.,,'
lillian E,r it,,,,.,,'.,,,, o.,ri
S"ir.'r:. c,,i, Gm,,.in" c,.',;,, "'' 90
:, -,
IN -, E>A1rEI CCOrrpc e,,.
W,,i.;n" ii,rd,,.,,,, ~ - 80, 80.
INN W.
PRINTING CORRECTLY DONE.
requires time We wan, To- do il
right Check your stock How and
call us. We do all kinds of pr,n,-
ing al the right price. Affords
N'p''' -,
- ----.
1913 QUART CONVEX KETTLES.
reasonable prices. Watkins Hard
! - - u
PAPER SHELL PECAN TREES FOR
sale. Will have shipment here this
week. Book orders now for de
limo ,n mInm, S,arl. urn, "rd
Dmr,,,nl,i I,.,,i, ,rncs Nn,,o bo,.' ,"
Soc mo # Interested + C,hool.
.no,, - 8,
NOTICE no pnTpo>rc. M r,c,,
srnd :, o,rr,crt L.,~rnr ,,';,i' .,',,i'
rarr,cnt In bc cIrnn%d 80, ,,,cSsoJ
Wirr bnrocrs .,c no I,r,,c, - .,,..';I
able Phone I6I vnIct CIcnr;r,
Comnony o.Gfi
.---..-. -
tiROW YOUR OWN FRUIT -
Planting our Giant Size Trees,
saving time, enjoying Fruit much
sooner. Write for Free Copy. New
LOW-Price Catalogue. listing more
than 500 varieties. Offered by Vir-
ginia'S Largest Growers. Wayncs-
boro Nurseries, Wayncsboro, Va.
80, - So -. --. .,.,.
FOR SALE--ONE LARGE GEN
Graz EicCtrlc refrigerator. idchI Tor
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

Trust Company "iu
-r-,-------- ''-h
NEEi FIT WITH THE BES'r IN
from Hcrbcrt'S Y"it,r n'S',H"!cS
Phone 439 for fire., .Sri;,,n.,. front:
-.-.-------- -- LII
"LASS LAMPS COMPLETE aG,.
burners wlrliS No and W',,
-, . .,,.......-----,---.---.---- -- "-''
WAN ED STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
N''n"&rdph"r who can also a., .,.,,,-
SIhi "lli"r work. Addrc-- "Sivrn-
S'"pi''i' ca'" Daily Dl>paicn
,.-,,.,, -, '--''''".l '
iooh SHOES ARE NNLUAHI.E
H'Nc 'ieih Tor more service with
l,'H"'" repairs. W" CAL for and
pair ' 49, ~, =,
,>,,,,
VT IL iNi' llht lNSPECIiO STA.
''"l' lars washed, fabricated
p'H~'iru' batteries rcchdrg,G. Cut,
Gus una "llS. l.. /. Harris Gun
service Station. Garnrtt and llu.-
-, 10"
roh hENl 10 COUPLE - TWO
S"'ihE unfinished G"Wu-i@rr.
I , 'uJnih!m& bath. >InI. in t.il-
chcn. Apply BIB BrCynCu!t... y:
F0T ,,,,>..,. .,.,,..,
apartmrnts urmi.hc' -, ,''' .,,.'N
m:<hcd. Water. lights. .a.u ...r H.
5#l-W. ;a$ lrn, w. , t',,,i'''" ,,' ...
----- 80
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12
WANT ADS
Get Results

ALERT PROPERTY OWNERS Arm
increasing their insurance m , ,,'
oil hiSher replacement cost.
us chcck your policies. Ins,,.,,,..'
department. Citizens B,,,l, .,,,S,
Trust Company. I.u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

YOUR SHOES ARE VALUABLE
save them for more service VIII,
needed repairs. We cal for ,rG
deliver work. Norwich Snrr ~
pair. 80 :,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

FOR RENT NICE TWO EGnV
furnished apartment lurlUdIn.
electric si"N' @nG F"%u..,. .ra-
(hM H. ANA Clarke streets. pl"ar
3il-W. 70 u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

FOR RENT - TWO TWO.EDal.
apartments. furnished o.. uv...,
n.Shcd. Water. lights. .u,,u.,i. .i.-
nish,d. Mrs. l.. X. lio.,.uud. .grr,..
5@l-W. iG3 Zcnr street. -,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

"VIGORO" GARDEN SEED TOOLS
OF all kinds. "RotcnOnc" paris
green. Watkins Hardware Go.
u-tjII
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

GLASS LAMPS COMPLETE. aG..
burners WlrliS No. | ami > NJ,
kinS Hardware Co.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

NEEp FIT WITH THE BESr IN
fancy groceries, quality weston,
meats, fresh fruits and vrprt,hr."
from lcrbrrtS yellow From
lhohc +39 Tor free delivery ~:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

WANTED STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
Nt'n"araph"r who can also a., ...,.-
rfai Office work. Nddrc.- -Si..,.
SrHph"r. care Daily Dl>uairr
tp-.rt A..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

BARGAINS IN NEW OR USED
living room suites. bedroom suites.
breakfast suites. kitchen CabinC;>,
utility cabinets. Also two rciiniSh-
rd Singer sewing machines. II. r.
Sattcrwhitc Il Sons, phone l46-J
near Fire Station. LII
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

WE HAVE PLENTY OLGA Sr,E-
CT coal. Fill your bin nov wn,Ir.
this coal is available. Ii. -. faln-
ncr and Son. Phone 2Gp ,u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

81 INCH DOUBLE Fed con-,
springs separate. Only It !ru nlI.
No telephone urdyI= ucrvp,yG Il
+. SattCrWhltc & Sons. nv;.. ls,r.
Station. phone liG-.I. I-Ii
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

SPECIALS THIS WEEK: l9a" FORD
convertible Coupe, genuine lraln-
CT upholstery. $i95 40. 1870 OulGs-
mobile town sedan. looks LuG run.
like new. AT S195.O0. Several good
used cars al reduced price Can
dlcF-falmcr Motor c.. gll
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

The bee has two large compound
eyes and three simple ones.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

CHICK FOUNTS.
zoe each: large glass counts. 9%c
each: poultry fence, staples. Wat
kius Hardware Co. iU-6u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA.
non. Cars washed. hli,s,.t,,.,;
polished. batteries rccharg,d. chi,
gas and oils. l.. +. Harris chi
Service Station. G1rurir and IInr-
ncr SIS, phone ll9G-W. rG-,,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-12

FOR SALE 1896 FORD TUDOR
VITA good tires and III good corr
ditiun. For information call a;
SCilar's GUli Service Station.
III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
Md)ienrnnbfnnf ais Barometer Der
Grfulgc Der @ercinigtem 9fatiuuen

@aibington. Sos iicterite 3eihen
ser Grfolge. sic bon Sen Sereinigten
9tutionen ersielt lperoen, llno ser UNI
ter ibnen berribenoen Gluigfeit lit
Oas sSeblen bon &omnentaren ieitens
Der YropaganoamoItine ser ahIe.
Sas lit sic Sflrbiolgerlng, oie bon
sen slbborltellen ser II. g. .-Ne9ierllng
aus Sen Senoulwen oes oeiltihet
Seimatiunfs ge5ogen lperben.
suf @runo ser iiingIten lteberiihi
ergibt iid), bab sic Seirnatpropagar-
oa ser gta5is oen SerIub fortlett,
bonn oelttid,en Golf oie @irfungen
ser Mosta,er 9(bfommen fernsubal-
ten, oas beiBt sic Mirfllnsen bic bon
Der olrd sic 3uiammenfllnit Suls.
Moloto1ps anb goens ersielten ioli-
beren Ginbeit ser Gereinisten Natio.
men ausgeben. 0as YropaganOamini
iterilrm bon 8oebbels !e9t es Oaral,i
an, nihts bon Sen auf ser Mosfauer
&onferen5 er5ielten Grfolge sll Der
0ffentlihen, ipeil tie in oas pon 8oebs
bells ent1porfene 8ilo ser sluiierten
nif)t bineinpaiien.
Die Scorer oes oeltIhen oeimat.
runbflmfs baben feinen aomnentar
iiber Sic folgenoeh greigniiie inner.
balb DER Gereinigten gtationen &C.
bort:
1. g(nnahme ser Gp1allp- -Neiolus
ton ourh Sen Senat ser Tereinigten
Staaten, nit ser sic SdMiillng ci>
ner Nad)triegsorganiiation sur sll,i-
rehterbaltl,ng oes 6rieoens gebllli9t
1puroe.
3. Die Shaiiung elmer aplnmiiliOn
Ser Gereinigtan Nationeu jur llnter.
iudung bon ariegsuerbrehen.
3. Sie 9ulaee ecs amerifaniifeH
8otld)afters in Mosfnlt, 9arriman,
Dab Nmerifa beim rl,iiiibeu slufbar
belfen aperoe, uno ieine slntiinoiglmg
elmer engeren militariiden 3uiam,
menarbeit NIT ser So,pietunipn.
4. Die bon Sfabantslefretar
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

Senrp Morgentbml gclnahtc Muffin.
oiglln1, oob Nublano auf Grlmo Scr
sgfosfuuer &onferel5 nllt uu ben Ne,
iprehullgen ser Gereiili9ten Nationcn
iiber internationale Mbruussitubili
Iatiou lmo SdaiIllng elmer @eltbanf
beteillat leln miro.
5. Die Heoe BON SoiNb Stalin ant,
lGBliN Ser 26. ,Sobresfeier Ser Sopict
union, in ser er cine freumolicbe Sal.
tllng gcgeiiiiber zen 2eniiblingeu Ser
gSeItlnihte IN >stallen, oer 5luciten
6ront unO ser Ginbeit ser &ereinigtcn
Hationen I'M ougemeincn einnobm.
,3!pei lpelterc bclnerfena.certe Grcig=
mile innerbalb ser GereinIgten 9tatios
neu lplroen i'm Seilnatflnf uno Ser
Ereiie 9ta5ioeut'hlanos nur iliihtiQ
rnobnt. Sic lino Die 9eipretllngelr
es britilheu sllBenminliters slntbonr
Goen nit oent tiirfiichcn 9lubennlini=
tier Meneunenclpgl1 III Gairo, Die al'
sic WtGglihfeit elmer Hcpiiion Ser tilr-
fiihcn Helttrulitdt biloellten, uno oii
llnter5cihnltns eiues elbfonlmens
ourh II 9tatIoneu, lppmlt cine Stills
nno @ieoerauibauorganliatlpn oe.
Gereinigten stationen geId)aiicn iulr
be.
gSie tiei Die Wtornl Ger oeutlhel'
gep0lferllng rurf Die iteigenOe So
operation ser Gereinigten Nationel
! beeinilubt miro, benefit cine NaSi5ei
tuna pom 8. Ipoefllber, in ser 0i.
pipd)ologlife @irfun9 ser 0tosfauel
aonierens aui bas belltIcbe &olf cr
ortert ,puroe. Ger slrtifel aab 81, out
bic slrt, in ser Oie &onferenS lif Mi
9subfriegsfragen befubte, ihren Gin
orud cui sic 0eutichen n;GJt perfebl
te, ipei! iid) oaralls ergibt, oab bi
Mniierten in ibren 8eratl,ngen Dor
ser GelpiBbeit ibres Gnoiieges aus
geDen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

Oieier Eatete an ariegsgefangene unN
Snternierte in Sen Ybiaiplnen Der
teilt suerOeu miro uno oie iibrigen $50
fete an oieienigen, oie iid IN oen
neutrality-suspicious. in bon Sa.
pan beieste1 @ehieten befinoen.
8elber fiir bieie Nobruugsmittels
pafete tpurben BON Ser II. e. Mrmee
uno Marine, Sen perihieoeuen GriI=
regierungen lmo Den nntionalen Silfsz
prganiiationen sur Icrfiiaung ges
ltellt, lpGbreno anoere slrtifel bonn
Soften &rell5, oer Y.".M. &. g., ser
Nationalen fatboliihen @obliobrts.
fonieren5 uno Scr 9unoesresierlna
eeitiftet 1puroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
metkf,aettspaeete imr
Krieesecia,,eette

Tie &riegs9eiangene ser Gereintg-
ten Nationen aperoen trot hires Dor.
iibergebenben llngliifs gSeibnad,ten
IN Ser traOitipnellen @eibnahts1tin-
ntung begeben fonne,, benn es lino
bereits Dor Monatpn Gorfebrimget
bierfiir ieitens bes &oten &reil5es ge-
troffen tuprben. @eib,,ohtslieoer lper=
SEN erflIngeu, @eihnndtsfer5en sic
firdIiben @eibnnGtsfeiern perih0-
nern, oesgleiden Soritellltngen llno
3uianmenfiinfte. SiiBisfeiten, STU,
hen lmo @eihenfe weroen reihlih
uorbanoen icin.
0as Sote &reu5 bat oen Nabrunss=
mitteln fiir sic &riegsgefangenen Sic
grobte slufnterfiamfeit geidenft.
Mebr als, 100000 ser porihriitsmii,
bigen Goten &rell5 gtabrllngsmittel.
pafete, lpeldle ie II Eflno piegen
lno NIT einem 8eibnad,tsiiegel uno
8riiBen pericben iino, iperoen ourd
oas Snternationale Hote &reuS Cont
mittee an Sic &riegsgefansenen Ser
Sereinigten Nationen perteilt perben.
Gieie 100000 2iebesgabenpafete
perSen an Slsoila,pen, 9elsier.
Sransoieu, Yolen,, 9tpr,peger lnb
Brieten, Die in 0eltiflano uno an-
Oeren slhlenlGnoern Guropas OILS
arie9sgeiangene lino, perteilt lpcroen
llno ebenfaus al rlliiiife @efangene
in Siunlano. sluber 3igaretten, 3as
baf ,mo Siibigfeiten entbGlt ieoes
Gufet eingemahtes ssleiih, Milh,
Sets, &affee, 3ufer, Wtarmelaoe,
SEIZE uno anSere niitlide slrtifel.
Sir 9lmerifaner, sic iest ais
&riegsgeia,aene in europa tueilen,
| iino auBeroem 10000 beionoere Mo-
te areu5 @eibna6tspafete sepadt
uno nah @enf sur Gerteilung ae-
,i6idt lporoen Seoes oieier Yafete lit
in biibides Weibnad)tspapier einse-
ihlagen uno entbdlt einsemahte
3iibnben, 6rllhtfuhen, &an0ierte
Jriitte uuo gtiiile, Gronubbutter,
&Gle, Marmelaoe, &aifee, SdpfolaOe,
;3igaretten, 12 bl,nte aer5en llno sipei
TaidentiidJer. Iieie Gafete liuo bon
ser SStgenberupre oes Hoten areu=
ses burh 1peitere 10000 Hafete er.
ginst luor0en, Die Spiele uno Wluno-
barmonifas entbalten uno nad) 8enf
perld)ifft lporoen ii1o, Inn bon BORT
aus audi an Sic merifaniifen
ariesssefansenen perfeilt 5u ,ueroen.
gs lit ansunebmen, oaB Die ameri-
faniicben &riegsgefaneenen i'm Ser
men Often bieles bon Sen @aren, Die
int &erbit nit ser g. 9. @ripsbolm
geianot tporoen iiuo, redt5eitig 81.
8eibnadten erbalten iperoen. Inter
oieien @aren befinoen iib 100000
Nabrungsmittelpaf fir oen 6ernen
Often, apeld)e je 13 Hfllnb tpiegen,
ferner aleioung, @ebrallhsartifel,
1abaf uno meoi5iniid)e grtifel io,uie
8iiGer unb anbere llnterbaltungs-
arfifel. gs lit porgeieben, OaB elm Sell
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feiten
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ltno ou ersGblIt mir nod, oaB er reid
lpGre?"
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Wikueritan6nis.

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rMlio, MGnne, bellte babe ich enc,
lih in ser Staot Sen Sut geilnoen,
oen ih mir idon 10 large piil,ide "
SEA, Damn lit es ia ih0n, baB 81,
i'm gefimoen bait, oann brallhe idl
auh fem @elo oaiiir ausSugeben."
Evening star., 1943-06-11

clans.
The women OF the family like
to sew, too. Mrs. Collingwood
made all the curtains for the pent
house at the YWCA headquarters
and often makes dresses for her
young daughters. All the femi-
nine end of the Collingwood fam
lily pitched in and helped make
needlepoint covers for the beau
tiful old dining room chairs that
were bequeathed them from
Great-aunt Magdalen.
In the kitchen hangs a large
blackboard with notations as to
which days certain things have
to be done Clike carrying out the
ashes, defrosting the ice box, etc..
No member of the family has any
set duty, but whoever happens to
be home when these things need
to be done sees that they are. 1t
seems to work beautifully and
happily. too; only now the FAM
lily isn't so complete as it was
before the war and as we know
it again will be.
We didn't meet Mr.. Colling-
wood. who wasn't home from his
Office, but We asked his wife to
tell us little about him. He is
forestry expert working now
with the National Lumber Manu-
facturer's Association. He never
liked the name George, his wife
told us. SO he wouldn't let her
name the first two sons after
him. but when Bud arrived Che
was the youngest of the six) Mrs.
Collingood insisted on his being
named after his father. His
fathers comment was that he
thought it far more of compli-
ment to have your wife insist on
naming your sixth child after
you than your first!