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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

9ino Maria bon ben Mrmen ieiner
beiligen Wutter Mnna uno oroneten
cine iprnoerbare feierlide Bro5eiiion,
in ipel6er tie unter bimmlii6en Su.
belliebern oie tpabre Mrde oes neuen
gunoes emportrueen, banit Iie cine
3eitlang aufgeiteut tpiiroe, nidt in
oem Sal1ie Sbebebons, ionoern in
oem Tempel bes bodIten aonigs ser
&onise bes Serrn Der Serren, olltpo
ite ipdter fir oie ean5e gipigfeit auf-
geitellt tperben iol1te. Oies par Der
5tpeite Sdritt, SEN bie betlieite Sung
frau in ibrem 2eben mabte: bon Der
Belt binauf gum oberlten Silnmel.
@er tp1re tpobl imltanbe, bieies groB-
artige 8unoeripert bes glGmd6tieen
piiroig 5l preiien2 @er per1no6te bic
Sreloe unb 8etpunoerune au idil-
bern, nit Der oie bimmliiden @eiiter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

tete l1nb Die oarin barrer1oen &C.
rebten erfreute. @r berfiinoete ibnen,
oaB Der bon Sen beiligen slltpdtern
10 ebnlid ertpartete, bon ben 8ropbe-
ten borauseeiagte Sag, an tpel6em
oas Menidenseidledt erloit un6 cine
etpiee @liidleliefeit berbeieefiibrt tuer.
ben ione, an5ubre6en beginne; oenn
aieieniee, melde Mutter oes berbeiBe-
men Meiiias iein tper6e, lei idon &C.
boren; balb tpiirben iie bas Sell ie-
ben uno Die &errlidfeit oes Mler-
bo6iten idauen. Dieie Nadridt er-
fullte bic Batriarden unb Bropbeten
uno ale @eredten in Der 8orboue
nit geiitieer Greuoe uno iie lobten
unb prieien ben Serrn.
Nudoem uniere aonigin oas 2idt
Ser irbiiden Sonne erblidt bate,
lcrnte iie ibre leibli6en @ltern uno
anoere @eid0pfe mittelit Der Gimme
fennen mo Dies mar Der erite Sdritt
hires 2ebens BEL ibrem @intritt in
6ie @elt. Scum aber begann Der mdd-
tige Mrm bes Muerboditen neue 8un-
Ser in ibr 5u tpirfen, Bunoer, tpelde
aue @e6anfen Der We1tiden tpeit
iiberIteigen. Das erIte tpar, bab @ott
un5Gblbare gngeI abianbte nit bem
Muftrag, Die auserforene Mutter bes
etpigen @ortes nit 2eib uno Seele in
oen Simmel binauf5utragen, bamit an
ibr geidebe, tpas ser Serr beidloiien
babe.
Die beiligen &immeIsfiiriten pou-
aogen 6ieien 8efebl; Tie nab,nen 6os
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

erfiillt tpuroen, als ite oieIes bisber
ME geiebene @unoerperf bes 9lllers
bobiten iaben uno es our9 nel,e COB.
lieber berberrli6ten2
sluoa baben fie Maria als ibre So
nigin uno Serrin anerfannt uno ibr
gebuloigt; mar iie ia ousermdblt our
Wfutter oesienigen, melder ibr Sal1pt
iein iollte un6 Die l1riabe Ser @nabe
uno @lorie mar, Die iie beiaBen; 0enn
er batte iie ibnen ertporben ourd feline
8eroienlte, tuelde @ott borausiab unb
glei9iam als empfangen betradtete
8elhe menlblide 3unge o6er ipelder
menidlihe @eiit tpdre aber erit in1-
ltanbe, in oas @ebeimnis bes Ser5ens
ienes 5arten &inbes ein5uorinsen uno
81 faHen ODER 81 beidreiben, mas es
bel elmer 10 unerborten @unItbe3ei-
gung gefiiblt bat?
Sd iiberlaiie Dies Der Sromn1ig<
felt Der &atbolifen, ODER bielmebr BE-
men, tpelde es einitens inn Serrn 5r
i6auen getpiiroigt iein tperoen; aud
mir tperoen es einltens iehen, tpenn
mir burd @ottes lnenoli6e 8arn1-
ber5iefeit ba5u eelangt iein tperben,
i'm bon @ngeiidt 5u slngeitdt gu
i6auen.
Iuf Sen Sdnoen ser @ngel eing
bas Sinh Maria in BEN &immeI Elm;
es mari it6 i'm @eiIte Dor Dem Ebrone
bes Muerbo6lten nieoer, unb nun
eing, nad menidEder 8oritellungs-
tpeiie, in grfiill,.ng, mas nad Ser
(5ortieslng auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

bon Der fl. anna teilpeiie gebort
tpurbe. Die touienb @ngel, tpeId)e aur
8eidiislng Der sroben &onigin aus.
erIeben uno beltimmt lparen, itellten
fid ibr Dor uno boten fid su ibrem
DienIte on. @s NOR oies oas erIte
Mal, oaB Die erbabene Serrin bieie
@ngel in forperlider @eitaitlt erbIid.
te. Das &ino bat iie, NIT ibm uno
in ieinem Namen ben Inerboditen
3l' lobpreiien:
Sn oemielben Mugenblide, in mel.
dem @aria, uniere &0nigin, eeboren
tpuroe, ianote Ser Maerbo6ite oen I'll.
@r5engel Gabriel in Die 8orboae NIT
benz Nuftraee, Sen beilieen M1tpd-
tern sic ibnen 10 erfrerli6e Nadri6t
bierpon gu bringen. Sdleunig itieg
Der Simmelsbote binab, inoem er iene
tlefe @ruft nit ieinem 2idte erlerd-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
Von ber gl1abenreidelt
6ebnrt Il. 8. Tran
@ie ibr int Simmel elm Mame
gegeben tpmr6e


gegeben tpurbe
5obalo bic aIlerIeltgite SSsungfrau
obne grbiiinbe ennpfangen mar, tpur6e
ibr @eiit burd bic Mnidauuns ser
@ottbeit, lpelde iie in ienem 4ugen-
Bid erbielt, gan5 ber5iidt unb bon
oem @egenitonoe ibrer 2iebe bineerii-
len. S4on in benz eriten @ugenblide,l
oa ibre gliidlidite Seele in oem Set
ligtum oes ntiitterli9en SdoBes er-
ifaffen tpur6e, ,,abm 6te 2iebe Warid
ibren Mnfung, I'M fortan ME ntebr
unterbroden 5lt tper6en ltnb bielntebr
fort un6. fort Die gan5e @tpigfeit bin-
burb at BREMEN in iener bo9ften
Serrlidfeit, beren elm @eid0pf fdbig
lit, uno Die tie nun genieBt, itben6
our &edten ibres beilieften Sobnes.
Bdbren6 Der gan5en 3eit, ba iie
als &inb l1nter oem Seraen Ser I'll.
Wutter 4nna ipeilte, ertpedte iie I'm.
unterbrodene Mfte oer feurigiten 2ie>
be 5u @ott, un6 ertporb ii9 ba6urd
idon oamals cine iol6e SiiIle bon
GeroienIten, tpte alle Seiligen, IeIbit
in ibrer gol1enoung, iie ni6t 81, er-
tperben permo6ten.
Scum aber brad Der fir Die Welt 10
gnaoenrei6e, freubenbolle Sag an, an
tpeldem ienes 9ino 6os 2idt Der
Welt erblifen ioIlte, meIdes ba5u ee-
beiligt, beltimmt unb bereitet mar,
Wutter @otes 81 iein. 9ie @eburt er-
folgte am 8. Sage bes Monats Sep=
tember, genau neun Monate na6 ser
gmpfangnts 6er beiligiten Seele u,t=
ierer &onigin unb Serrin. 9ie beilige
Whutter Inna tpuroe bur6 cine In
mere Grleu6tl,ng oarauf borbereitet,
tnoem ibr Ser Serr 5u erfennen CAB,
oab Die Stunoe ibrer @eburt gefon1=
men lei. Son Sreube bes Sl. @ei1tes
borte Tie auf oie eottlide Stin1ne
lno mari it6 Damn ouf oas glntIib
nieoer, Inn BEN &errn an5urufen. Sic
Bat, er moge ibr nit ieiner @nabe
uno ieinem 5dus bethlehem, bamit if
re @eburt eine eliidlibe iei.
Das mebr als eliidlide &ino Ma.
ria fam IN benielben MugenbIide
burd oie gottlide &raft unb 8orie-
bung in cine iiberaus bobe Ber5iif-
flung, uno in 6ieier Ber5idung par6
iie, aller Sinnentdtigfeit entriidt, 5ur
8elt eeboren. Maria tpar bel ibrer
@eburt rein, mafellos, i6on uno bon
bon @nnben ltnb gab f6on ba6urf
funo, baB iie fret bonn @eiese Der
56ulo, fret bonn Solb Der Siinbe II,
oieie 8elt eintrete Sbre @eburt tpar
5tpur inn tpeientliden ni6t beridie6en
bon ber @eburt anberer Mbamsfinoer,
ollein iie mar bur9 @ottes beionbere
Gna6e bon iolden umitanben beelei=
tet, oab iie ein Wl,nber gu nennen
lit, tpeldes Der ean5en Sdopfl,ne
gum @ritaunen, Dem S1opfer CUR etpi-
gen @erberrlidung eereidt.
@s par 12 1br in Der Waht, ols
bieier erbabene Morgenitern aufging,
uno oie Nadt llno Giniternis 6es al
ten @eieses bon bem anbredenben
Gage ser @na6e au i6eiben begann.
Das fiiBeite @ino tpuroe in @inbeln
: getpidelt, nieoergelegt uno gepfleet,
tpie 6ies bel a11oeren Rin6ern geidiebt
babel par es aber inn @eiit in bie
@ottbeit berie1ft. Wie Elm &ino tpur6e
Evening star., 1943-06-28

1868 MonvfoetUrers- Large and Small
Unite to Spread the Work
Under Pullman Standards coordination and direction
and operating under 29435 contracts, 1853 supp|iers
and svbcontroctors contribute TO The vast armament
production program undertaken by this Company Pull
man. Standard draws upon 1880 small manufacturers,
1900 medium sized ones, and only 633 that could be
considered large Many Of these svb-controctors have
in turn let sub svbcontrocts thousands Of them-one
medium sized manufacturer alone drew on 500 sub
svbcontroctors and svppIers. With this democratic
plan Of spreading the work there have been or are now
being produced by PvImonStondord.
Tanks Howitzer Carriages Bombs Shells Of
variovs eoIibers & sizes Ports for Ant-Aireroft
Gun Mounts Aircraft Major svb-AssembIies
Trench Mortors NovoI Patrol Croft Freiaht &
Passenger Cars for the Army, Navy & Railroads
Oher materials for the program are also beno
manufactured by Pullman Standard under SUBJ contracts,
Pullman Standard plants at Butler Pa.
S8NNIN and Hammond, Ind. have been eipen the
HS Army and Navy "E" Production a.cord,.
BUYING MORE WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
BacI<s Up The Men Who Man The Guns
-
Evening star., 1943-06-28

Six shells where only five grew before!
The secret of that potent increase is
different type of draw bench which per-
mits far greater accuracy of forging and
produces l55 nm. howitzer shell from
a 126-pound billet instead of from the
standard I5O-pound billet. More than six
for fve-actually six and four-tenths!
Pullman.Standard alone has saved %
thousand tons of precious steel by this
method-fed an extra ration to Freedoms
hungry guns everywhere; to say nothing of
saving countless dollars for American tax
payers. Pullman-Standard introduced this
better method in this country tried it,
proved it's WORTH made it available to all
who sought to learn. Alert manufacturers
recognized and adopted this new process,
thus saving countless additional tons of
precious steel.
Six instead of fve!-and this is only one
of many stirring war-born improvements
that must surely, in days to come, help to
win peacetime victories; even as now they
contribute so much to winning on battle.
fields of human Freedom!
For, as we explore into complex post
war problems, we shall find this to be true
-our most precious cdiscoveries" will be
Evening star., 1943-06-28

those devised and perfected in the vast
laboratory of Americas war production.
Scientific and engineering improvements
past counting!-new and better metals and
techniques, faster production methods,
new and ingenious applications of proved
and trusted devices and processes-and
above all, better Men! Men who have dug
deep into themselves and found new and
inspiring capacities for usefulness!
Men from apprentice workers to highest
executives, who have been forged and
tempered to new alertness, to new capabil-
tiles! Men who are dynamic symbols of
the extraordinary inventive genius, the in
finite resourcefulness, the inextinguish-
able curiosity of American industry.
10 Transportation of Tomorrow, Pull
man-Standard dedicates all it's wealth of
new and better methods developed in the
crucible of war production; and rededi-
Gates it's "a years of rich and varied expe-
rience. We serve Transportation. We have
grown with tive are part of it. All our
potent resources of men and machines
have this one objective-that through bet
ter transportation we may serve you
Tomorrow, with such convenience and
economy, comfort and safety as this world
has never before known.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
1888 New Units
Started by Builders
For War Workers

"
1890 ~
n
Hn ue fHA
atr Ped
Fsi ffo4Ina
m II oun
81 4nt IL A@ 0eas
ne IA
being tN
E8A - $50
1871 construction ~
t5 "a sl on faur
dwellings ansii fila m
w
Use amslntna se anin START
~ usaHla we're u r
fantl ects for am
fs unge fne terms 81
tn IT Hs Htausi ug
k etiea rs Con
lost summer
DuflHa the Hf ~ montt 0f
1912 obstruction 81 appfuNl-
matslg Isl ono pleatsl financed
a#eIlmH units srlea ufie-
FILA
Application were flied during
N0grnla1 ior FfiA mortgage ia.
4rsfEe or 2a3 proposed aHe t0
0af.fan1Hf Wn fau nag units g.
he ns 5 H aR total
sng gH Tas sired
@tta 64A3 applications 0tal-
0g SIC Is lsu f.laa durlns 0cio-
ieg and witn 1851 applications
taiaslnH $40 2si TO. fitted IA 30
Nefnirf 1871
Under satiou too applications
niel q Novtgra involved ~
propoass3 rsnttI iausinn ct
rs coglt5an i .i3I dwelling unit for
war se4 kefs and r. b. financed
~ mortgage tatalsHg s GO 100.
8inos TIE start II operations an.
dsf section COS aafing JUS
pfWstsans covering ~ el
projects nave netn flCd fugn.v
fnR ea1g dwelling UNITS and mort
cages amounting 81 SO eI4 900.
IL aaalian a. Uge insurance aP.
plle9fion i0f proposed ueN con.
tFuutlan 70b applications total
ing Si1.9ialS5 far eftgaae m
uranee an existing homes were
find under Title Il 81 tne aaIion.
- housing act during NoNeHheg
Under ans FHhs Title pro
Rfaml q total ~ 53.t55 iaan TO-
tslme Sln6l2 5le were reported
far insurance h toQemnef ff#e
loans finance essential repairs
nd maintenance Hemoaeiiug q
provide Waf housing ana fuel.
conservation usiaIiauon Fer
the first II months ~ the year
tT8ule ! le4.ns 81 sl45 985 23l Weft
rep0rted fur Insurance
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
KREOLE

NJ. and Mr. Iae Melvin and
haby daughter Lnda Louise ~
Mabii spent TIE chusimas holl
dan With Mf Melvin mother
and father. Nj ard Mr. Irwin
Woodall
Mr. and Mr Tommy Evans Of
Mobile were ChrHtmaa Day vas
ltots IL sir Evans h0nse Also
sTeniinR the aay With the fam
as group were n and NJ SID
neS Epan * Mobile
Private l. c Johnsun who i
stationed ia jackson Miss had q
pheasant Christmas wiih ms wife
and sea JcfFE s has visitors
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01

Viasiara e. Mobile Wednesa
st ~ ard Mm R8sana HfpaH
Mrs. Ben Hsmmofs ana -
Daaelat TufmF
travelling e. Matsle Bu rIa
wsse M aao S. Henry
Green Ml T94u kasba ana
Mas Naite kak
Mg ana Mn . Boufgea
aia auile ieH Thufsaa8 ~ spend
uu hglaiagk af uie home 81 TIE
prgpis ia baf 49, Louie Mss
An Crawford McLape and 81
Kenneth Wers hoi1aaf visilaf -
tft ianae - Mn AIelasa uau
- Mr S William former
- - heff alM n0a s resident q.
0efab spaugs
Mr and Mrk Woodrow Hufd
Here out e tuwn VISITOR o. =
Hufd family in Naaeissse faH
Size Chusffass bollda2
Mf WIlIam ri Naouan aaa
~ Henfe iscnshela Jr -
Nea Orleans were esaitnE e.
Knealc Thursday 81 route e.
Hssh u9eif families fef the heI
aas an
Mr and Mn Jolu Haafala and
Nj and Mn a Wage % PISS
eae8aia we're cAraima Day Wa
Itufa "a relative ln Mobile
Mf = II Eoley = ffIaco Cts
spending the wfeE visiting
Mr. A II Evan ana ffenas
Private Dave Walker wW q
week end visli1r g. tie houae -
MIS- Hurley Grace kilro and her
mniher
Miss Ells Mae Mdes j. spending
usf week n Mobile 81 ~, hams
- hef stunt and uncle
The Ree Jewell Goldman and.
iaualy eit SUNDAY uIght after
afvtrcs lal vieit t. relatives -
lht northern part - M
.sipp
During TIE holidays Mf amt
Nn h y Hines and son from
Mobile visited Mr. Hines iam
.ils Mr and Mr S T Elders
and friends
III and Mfs Mack Cumbest
ana daughters visited relative
ia Wade during the holiday
al ans Mfs Il Hobby aud
daughter Dlnda were visitor
r. Mrs Hobby parents. Mr. and
= S E. Martinez
ri and Mn Gaatan and Nj
and Mr. Duck from Grand Bst
visited Mu Tom Davis during
ut holidays
Miss MeIvo wa2 the guest -
hIr and Airs Jimmy Ryan III
Mobile iast week end
airs Jim Miller has been called
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Orange Grove

Heta 4 MeUllfisc who sta
uanra n a. Porte Texas spent
ue ghrtsunas haIiagYs uiih hi
parent Mf ana Mn BlH Horn
Mr. Victor t=sit Epsnt CHRIST
mas llalldaYs wiil lees h1a bsud
who IS ftauoued ~ Dutiaan Ala
~ and MR. Hpbefh Itatrfett
art fire proud parents Of . baby
gifl born af the Jackson County
Hospital Thee have gwen hef
ii.t name Kyl Annette
Mr aH8 Mr. Harvey Roberts
are receiving congratulations on
use arrival 81 8 baby aifi - the
jackson County Hospital Her
name Is Helen Tumlaia
81 7 J White Is visiting rels
tiye ~ Buna Texas during ne
hoilda8
M and Nj Marshall Pierce
and Charles kaviofe Spent the
Christmas holidays with Hiend
and reiativcf here
Johnnie Green who Is & c0asi
g%1sedsfusn stationed ~ Gniipoft
IS visiting his parents. Nj and
Airs Charles Green Dc
Harvey RoheEN ana Walter
koheft arf visiting tholf mother
~ Aenfea ll
Mf and Mr. F Il Cooiey vas
itsa MH CpuiuY hrothef Johns
than kttincil 81 Mobile during
Christina
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Library Notes
WPA Var Information Re.slsaee
and reading serslce

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Tas hsak Iiendag m
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more fan FIVE Ee5I e
tory q lae fG0e
ground thy a|eaieelr II
Ipr personal pafIa=er.
81 haH hundred O
nen ana women 81 fu.
pialo aua CauHe8a
nd EHIHR DlekHs
on the tradition aHeH
So ue
g Boad - WsHe#H=
iured IL an auIaH
T4e Rev sHa =
He visiting He
rieua - Noft# =
Private Clas
a
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s. Pullman ans -
pent the Aa
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Food Importance TO Be Spotlighied BY
Farm Mobilization Day January IL

WIa ~ ~ tl.f baltic
fr.n security uH ts
aft oepfg ue afa
au tae a front the -
t,ei - ae AAan pe
rural and afban
t|tHlansI nB Farm Moagahas
ilsF Janaay
Eaa aUaIe Wgf usafefiai
fdsA essential civilian
a Soldier aallH and eien
aikn u5ast bs ffssl Etes ere
~ Hstn ean - Nsfn
uat. t4f toad nf oslr t
W. Hst4 ~nf isn Il Nin
ur $50 au8 - feFusEa tlt
afle tte a
- American farmers
hove paaeed tfaaI n
u fat people - toe
w taken usu odd sup
ply fof granted But recently
Hfu ties f r. tfieif Rn
store aiai cfu u3 bias any 81
sd 0f fH4ie of aHe products thts
wanted tlfg g. rtIxe TIM
Importance 81 sa and ths place
81 int iaaHct 10 lhg eehense al
th3ma
Ante during thf
past U ~ have establish
80 three ticee al-t8me fec
iuf pfodaetasn 1T food Vel
some food pr1d8eta are baraN
.nE scarce hscaae vgst qaanAfies
81 iod are being shipped e on
0ldaH end e aHes The nasd
fof hIpuHent ~ saH iarRnE guam
Htle Il ouf lighting allies afn
81 starving people in the ro1E
ifle 4fssd icom AXIS control
grow aailg
Au II this adfis l4p e. the bag
gea iah American farmers have
ewes been callea afan o. d. Will
mon, than one ana q half million
"a the Youngest and ult tille
uufk itni from TIM farms p
the military services during tia
past Ya with sven tafgaf nun
iscfs of farm worker gune to in
auaty ans with she afiin o'
both military service and nau
ify a. agriculture ean4iamnf
how can American farmers m
dues al al the food and Fiber
needed ~ la4Sz
That - onc III the que tom "a
rtcHltuIal Iead and farm pta
pic VIII attempt n answer au
Farm MaEahzaslaH Day On tha.
uay President Roosevelt has
ED that ali farmers meet w.l.
agricultural leaaafa IN nural eo
munttis throughout the matte
go diseu wa3 aHo mean 81 f
surfing Tor 1898 the maximum pro
dueuan 81 vita aaa upoa err
farm n thiS ea4ntry
To Obtain the neees ID
ton every farm viii na r. pru-
luce - maximum ca AN
eilorts WiIl have IL b. #t#Htd 10
essential production # mn
pfogfa nf must Is n
ned Tnt rgnt e4ur b.,
planted on the righf a. Hla8o
seed ~ tac best Vali,ta u
ec or well pfeas8ed
lxasi a. literally a 81. nit
supply iefiiiIsef a
are some 81 lhe thIui KIi
nave e. bs done
Planning tile lafua en1
for ali wear pfudueiIt1
round work WiIll uf aus
aud livestock utIUs.
farm machine aud tu me-
the fullest asg ~ md
nu recruiting a5
youth modifying ps m
and eitle n slfe
art ae az tHs tHiue ID
D. considered u man
Thou an rural comm n
NI np on Fafm N
~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-01
Theatre News

usr Z cana
~ es AeN Year
ass Il wJl e
.ta4a t rs sata
efeu.re 81 ans
.faaae at Anderson SO
t knnsn
Taeye arr ba9a
IN h09 MenFs
Faa Lau9ataH -
a. ason TheHasa Nj
e4Ha Hailetie Cesar Il
saA h0lona
Is s ae eaieftaina
sad Ethe Males
us firm which cen
alatt tfat Il
ai. mauR AaTextnp
ra1 = cit If heaven
r
CauHtasAo sea
HaE autfny Wlf h. fhe
fae Riu as saga
at pletane maaf
ASH $3.50 HaW in tle
country and al
auat tate fha1 lhr pro
aaefFa & notable flm a.
tf4 q caHeen4s rip8i
aa Gene Nutfeg atd
ua tat dopf should +
a
TIs Ikci IS hIm. NaW.
eafaf H the cal head
81 Davis comes IS the
HHa ay ard M0naag
- 81. HHtera lhe story fta
aaaaa. Boston socislsh
enau ea ftef coming and emo
alfulu. Hes completely affes
u From There on
ahs Hs 5 study Tor D
r when Davis II
unity for notable
sufpprss3 us Pau.
.HsH - French actor
~ tue Islands
HHH 8,ec a. tne films n
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School Boys to
Get Credit for
Military Training

A polles oi allowing credits FOR
tudenls whu- enter the armed
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IN hlph school ha been adopted
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That.

It will have e. BE- tull speed
Ahead-io victorious ias3 4
Happy New Year 10 you and
yours III the hope that eaeh ~
the ensuing 3g5 DAYS hold sio
nalis triumph for cur just cause
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Aiay all Nuuf ships come safe
Is IN and all your tondesl dreams
- realized ns the days unfold
Here's wishing YOU the happieai
New Year Nuu eVef had HhhD
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
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Nows TIE time fog gard Wishes
and we Wani 90 send o yer
special ons-to Y0uf lowed n
and you q year eh0ekiul of good
things. with health ard gos leaJ
sng the psfade-iof the vefy best
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THOUGHTS FoR isaa

Tire cha year m guns
a NEW YEAR born
With f az better days
Iets wah al oar friends
Fruiiion 81 their trend
And 10y aioug Use ways
The many hopes aHu fears
O The Old dead yeaT
Have joined nos tie past
Has We AL cast sway
The fears that held sway
AA wei claglne ove
Aay neW resolutions plans
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Our lives TINS veal
IL brilliant hopeful days
T. brighten OUT wag
Cast uui ali human fear
This is OUR GREETING fer
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Thof...

The chimes Of the New Year
are also usaefing n cur heart
felt wishes for you and yours. u
home and ahFoad Coed luck
much happiness ami vigorous
health TAI4BOTTS CAFE AND
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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tha ten IS uuf Ntfh ior Fou ln b
peaf HI8ed Nith etee sna
fHn GERMANY PROGENY
STORE KHE0lE
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Thut..

A very happy New Year from
ua 81 Ffu anu u4ay taf coming
daq nake ABB 4eaF 8reauss come
srih May eua hnow fbeef and
laughter ard enjoy paee and
Nscseff that Wl8 cggae after
WANSfDE GROCERY Ereg4is