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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-18
Calendar ofCo",ing G"e"b
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is
FRASER HIGH SCHOOL, 18th grade will sponsor skating
party a Mount Clemens Roller Rink.
PAST NATIONS AND PATRONS will meet with regular Of
fcers for potluck supper at $50 followed by practise
for Past Matrons and Patrons night,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is
o. O. F. will meet in Barron Hall at First Degree
GRACE CHURCH CHOIR rehearsal the parish
PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY will meet at the church at
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10
F. o E Ladies Auxiliary will hold games party Eagle
Hall, 1912 North Broadway at p m.
YOUNG WOMENS METHODIST GUILD will hold bake
sale at VOLTS Millinery Shop on South Walnut at 10
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20
BUFFET SUPPER FOR SERVICE MEN
of the armed at USO Broadway from 6 until
p. mr followed by symphony hour.
EARNEsr WoRKERs Community Club will sponsor tea
at the home of Rev and Mrs Philip Wood 60 Robertson
sasss1 1sI% vE ESP the church $50 p
MONDAY. FEBRUARY Il
FIDELIs CIRCLE of Zion evangelical Church will meet with
Mrs. Paul Hogue. 1853 South Wilson, at 100 p
FELLoWCRAFT CLUB. regular meeting at 73o at Ma
RED CROSS HOME SERVICE CLASS at chapter hesdquar-
tiers 1870 Cas- Ivsnue at so M Kings D,sr
Home for chop dinner with Mrs Frank Carney hos
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Y
MISSIONARY SOCIETY of Zion Evangelical Church will hold
party in their recreation room. Mrs. Charles
MACCABEEs PAGoDA TENT HIVE, No. 125L regular
ing Hall at All officers requested be
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL woMEN's CLUB will
meet with Mrs George Moseman, l42l2 Robertson
street, at 8 p.
LADIES AID of New Haven Lutheran Church will
"Jises" dinner at the Methodist Church in New Haven
Serving will begin at m.
DICKINSON SCHOOL surgical dressing will from
until
CLEMENS SCHOOL Red Cross surgical dressing class at
p M, at the school.
F. o E. LADIES AUXILIARY will meet in Aerie Hail. IS u
N. Gratiot, at p. m.
CIVIC CHORUS at 1880 in the community Of the
high school.
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY q
GRACE CHURCH GUILD will meet for 10:15 m services
Ash Wednesday morning followed by sandwich luncheon
and Red Cross Work
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH surgical dressing class
in the church basement at 1890
F. g. A. M MT CLEMENS NO. g. Past Masters Night Third
Degree. Dinner at $50 p. m. at Masonic Temple
WILLING WORKERS of Trinity Lutheran Church will meet
at 10 the school hall for all day sewing with pot
luck lunch
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a
LOYAL WORKERS CIRCLE card party the Kings Daugh-
ters' Home at p Public invited Mrs Ed. Packer,
chairman.
MT CLEMENS HIGH SCHOOL Junior Glass roller skating
party at Mt Clemens Skating Arena.
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Sunday Sunday February ID.
The cast which presented the
play was directed by Father
Verhyser, Precious Blood Par
ish, Detroit, and was made up of
members of the Little Theater
Group of that Parish. Members
of the staff and the audience
wish to express their apprecia-
ton to them for this truly pro-
fessional performance, Mrs.
Stephen Schwenk and the ladies
of the meow of st. Louis Par
ish srved the much-enjoyed
spaghetti supper before the
play. Later in the evening light
refreshments were served by the
Snapdragon Club of st. Louis
Parish. Mrs. Prosper Verhyser
acted as chairman of this group.
Plans for the End Birthday
Party of the Broadway USO are
nearing completion. February
% is the date to check on your
calendar for this event. Jeanne
Snyder, chairman, and her COM
mittee are working in coopera-
ton with members of the Jew
ish Welfare Board in planning
this evening of dancing. It's to
be a real birthday celebration.
Junior Hostesses will come
dressed as children.
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Luncheon for Red Cross
Volunteer Special Services

of Volunteer Special Service.
gave a short talk and discussed
special services with her lead.
ers. Miss Beatrice Westlake,
Executive Secretary Of Macomb
County Chapter of Red Gross,
spoke briefly on the connection
between Home Service and Spe-
cial Volunteer Service. Navy
Specialist Warren B. Carr Of
Port Huron, introduced Yeoman
&C Eleanor Meyers of the
WAVE Recruiting Headquarters
in Detroit, who talked on the
recruiting and duties of .
WAVE.
Branches representing the
Special Services are: Staff
Corps; Canteen Corp; Motor
Corp, Nurses Aides; Hospital
and Recreation and War Produc-
ton. $50 workers are active
in these branches in Macomb
County.
The New Baltimore Canteen
Corps prepared and served the
luncheon, of which Mrs. Russell
Potter is chairman, her staff is
Mrs. Louis Pingel, Mrs. Arthur
Lenfesty. Mrs. Mar gare {
Schamdt. Mrs. Floyd Strauch,
Mrs. Irving Smith. Mrs. Orvy
Bates. Mrs. Russell Shaw and
Mrs. Albert Miller.
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Complete line Of
Birdseys Frosted Foods
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Ukh the Color,

JUNIOR WELLES has return
ed 10 the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station, Great Lakes,
after spending leave here with
friends and relatives.
LIEUT.. JAMES z. FAST,
with the u. S. Army Bombardier
Group, is stationed somewhere
in England. according to word
received by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Fast.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. CAR
ROLL d. WOODS (June Flory)
are now living in Sedalia, Mis-
souri,. Lieut.. Woods is stationed
at Sedalia Army Air Base,
Knobnoster, Missouri with the
63rd. Troop Carrier Division,
where he is an instructor.
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14th birthday anniversary Sun
day, Feb. 20
EARL AYERS, who Is observ-
ing his birthday anniversary,
Feb. 10.
PAUL S. HIRT, Belleview
avenue, upon his birthday ami
versary tomorrow.
MIR. AND MRS. RONALD
Clarke, Jr., upon their second
wedding anniversary Sunday.
MRS. CECIL MCDONALD,
10 Church street, upon her
birthday anniversary, today.
GUY H. GRIFFITH, of Glen
wood road, who observes his
birthday anniversary today. His
only sister, Mrs. Lena Wood, of
Baltimore, Md, also observes
her 72nd birthday anniversary
today.
ROBERT MCDONALD, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mcdonald,
1O6 Church street, upon his End
birthday anniversary, Sunday,
February 20.
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Rural Teachers Meet
With Mrs. Sharland

THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Of
the Rural Teachers Association
held a meeting last evening at
the home of Mrs. Edwin Shar-
land of Lincoln avenue.
Miss Ina Spencer, Of Louisa,
Kentucky, was a, guest. Miss
Spencer is a rural teacher and
told many interesting things of
school and rural life in her
state. The next meeting will be
held April 20 at the home of
Mrs. Mabel Crull in Richmond.
THE COMMITTEE of the
George Washington Bridge
party TO be held at the Colonial
Hotel Monday evening, requests
that guests bring their own
cards. The party is sponsored
by the Daughters of Isabella.
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CHAIRMEN OF THE MA
NIB NTY VOLUN-
TIERS Special Services of the
American Red Cross met for
luncheon Thursday at the USO
on Broadway. IS Leaders were
present with the following town
ships represented: Armada q;
East Detroit S; Chesterfield 4;
New Baltimore 10; New Haven
2; Richmond 4; Romeo 4; Rose
Vile 6; ST. Clair Shores Is; Utica
2, Warren %; Mount Clemens 7.
Mrs. Milton Sicklesteel, head
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II isn't body wounds l fear
For that boy so dear to me.
It's scars on his soul and his
heart
Wounds that no one can see.
II he should return minus a
limb
Or a shrapnel wound or two,
All the world will be ready to
help
Their faith and sympathy will
see him through.
But if his heart should be scared
by hate
His soul corroded by horrors
he has seen
If starvation and killing leave
their mark
What a cost, to him, will VIC
tory have been.
Human hands can guard his life.
Help make the broken body
whole
But God alone can send him
back
To me, without a wounded
soul.
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Square Dances
Prove Popular

The ever increasing crowds at
the Saturday night modern and
square dances at the Fitzgerald
U. S. O., Nine Mile and Ryan
roads, speaks of the popularity
of this weekly event. Excellent
music is supplied by Tony and
his Troubadours. Dancing
from 9 till 1890.
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ish Welfare Board in planning
this evening of dancing. It's to
be a real birthday celebration.
Junior Hostesses will come
dressed as children.
Congratulations
MIR. AND MRS. FRED
MAS, 81 Inches street, upon
their 44th wedding anniversary
which occurs on Monday, Febru-
airy FL.
LAVERE VAN GIBSON, $500
Colman, upon his birthday an
niversary tomorrow.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER B.
REA Marjorie Pettibone) of
Ann Arbor, upon the arrival of
7 pound son, Kelly ", Febru-
airy IL.
MIR. AND MRS. HERBERT
BONN of Highland avenue,
upon their 5th wedding anniver-
sary. today.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN LEHL,
Jr.. of East Detroit, upon the ar
rival of a son at % Huron street,
yesterday.
MR.. AND MRS. AMIEL Du-
prey, Hubbard avenue, will OBJ
serve their 49th wedding ami
versary Sunday.
MRS. CASTOR A. VERMUE-
LEN, Floral avenue, upon her
birthday anniversary Sunday.
CHRIS MATTHEWS, JR.,
who has birthday anniversary
Sunday, Feb. 20.
CHARLES O'GRADY, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat O'Grady. 70
Riverside drive, upon his birth
day anniversary, today.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER r..
ANDERSON, of Royal Oak, up
on the arrival of a daughter,
Kathleen Irene, February 16, at
st. Joseph hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. CLAYTON
J. FURTON, 1731a Robertson
street, a son, James Edward,
February II, at st. Joseph hos
pital.
TO CAPTAIN AND MRS.
Henry Leiphart (Harriet Beech
err of Petersburg, Va, upon the
arrival of a daugher, Feb. II.
RICHARD SMITH, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Donald Smith,
upon his birthday anniversary
today, Feb. ID.
BY AN INADvERTANcE we
took five years off the ages of
Ivan and Alan Johnston. They
were nine years old one day last
week. Some people would be
glad to lose five years but these
young men were not pleased.
Well do better next year.
MRS. CHARLES E. DOLL.
Jr., upon her birthday anniver-
sary Feb. II.
MRS. RICHARD Nc MIL.
Ian who Is quietly observing
her birthday anniversary to-
day.
TO PATSY ANN RESMER
on the occasion of her first
birthday anniversary, Feb. Is.
Patsy Ann Is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Resmer, Lin
coin avenue.
GERALD TRYLOFF, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Tryloff.
who will be three years old to-
morrow.
RAY BRANDENBURG upon
his birthday anniversary today,
Feb. 10.
THOMAS ALVIN MILLER.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Mill
er, who will be five years old
Sunday, Feb. 20.
BARBARA JEAN MILLER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller. Huron avenue, upon her
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MmS benz sSoiepbtnn,n

gea9 etli6en Edgen triiber Serblt-
tpitterung nabte Ser 12. Oftober,
Wiiiionslonntag, als ii6 oaS oi6te
@elpolf ber3og 1no Die Sonne au-
mab1id gum Dur9bru6 fam.
geo9 einem feierli6en @o6ant fir
Sic Notwithstanding beganne1
Die iibli6en 5pie1e un6 Die &o6i6u1e
un6 oas College tGmpften I'm ben
Breis. g3a9 bortem aampf purbe
Ser Sreibman College Seam Der 9ii.
ter oes Siegens5ei6ens Biz gum MIDI.
item 3uiummentreffen. Gbriitopber
S6ramm bon Der 5opbomore College
&laile iebte einen neuen 100 garo
DaIb &ecoro" in 1925 Sefunoen.
6reili6 ftno ale Retoros lofa1. &i'
6ar0 Ebome bonn itegrei6en Eeam
ieBte einen neuen &efor6 in Der ,SoIf
Mile Sum- nit 2 Oeinuten 22.5 sc.
funoen.
Grob ser 66tDierigfeit, Ct fri i161n.
gen uno Breile gu beloreen, mar 6enn-
nod genug 8orrat fir ben gan3en
Sag borbanoen.
Sir ben guten @rfolg oes Miiions-
toges itn6 mir groBenteils Migr.
Spiegel gu 9anf berpflidtet, tpel6er
es beritebt, ettpas 5u beiorgen, >penn
es MIR auf Dem Marft 5l1 erbalten lit
- mie oie Stu6e1tten iagen.
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IA ID SINGS BY
THE TREASURER

8ir legen ben folge11oen 9rief als
oas 8eilpiel zines tiefiiberaeusten
@briIten Dor:
Scr einlieeen6e S6ed lit Elm Bel.
trag gu Sbrer Sreiitelle. 8ir fdul.
oeten Dem berftorbenen 81. SC. Die
Summe bon $3.50. 8ir fonnten tie
ibm nidt 5uriid5ablen tpdbren6 ieines
9ebens. Somit tpies ct ,tns an, Die
Summe gu einem guten 3ped 5u per.
nenben, tpenn tpir imltanoe 6aau
1eien.
Bir boffen, oaB sic es beriteben
weroen, ooB oies ni9t eine @abe In.
iererieits lit, ionbern oes beritorbenen
sc. 81.
grgebenit, Wers. 50. g."
8tr itno iiber3eugt, oaB Der liebe
@ott fit 6ieie bodber6iente $at Die
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Mrs. JOS. p. Thul, MINI. ...... 1.0O
Soentgerath Memorial Fund
Previously credited ........$8,5 ,561 .06
Stimme 6es guIfes far Sas
Sniehhinmmt

Siermit fdide id Sbnen Elm &C.
idenf au gbren 6es bl. antonius. Sd
bate in einem 5ettliden anliegen met
ne 3ufludt gu ibm genommen uno
n1etne 8itte lit, @ott lei Dant, erbort
poroen. - Mrs. 8. e., ga.
t t t
@inliegeno cine @abe 81 @bren Der
Muttergottes. Sd batte bic @abe in
elmer &ranfbeit berlpro9en uno bin
erb0rt tporoen. Moge @ottes Segen
all5eit ouf Sbrer 9lnitalt ruben. -
s. g., Ohio.
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Sreiitelle. SSSn einem beionoeren Nn>
liegen bate i6 Bic @abe Dem Solepbt>
mum beripro6en. Mein @ebet lit er-
bort tpor6en. - 2eierin> Sbio.
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@dbreno aus Der Serne Grtinerie-
feuer pernebnbor nor lno Slug3eige
ourd Die 2iifte 6robnten; belt @r3-
bii6of Sarnes S. 5peaman bon SEEM
gorf in elmer batboItIden Stride 5,s
Rotgen, 9eutidla1o, eine anoo9t fiir
amerifaner i'm befesten 9euti6lano
ab. Cine ansub1 oe,tide 3ioiliiter.
bic In Der staot leben, uobnten oem
@ottesoienit ebenfans on. 8abreno
ieines 8eiu9es bier befanb it6 Der
@rabii6of it6n6ig I'M Teuerberei6 Der
oeuti6en Mrtillerte.
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ssraa reid belobnen miro.

i II Il Il ri. "
0a mir i'm borigen abidnitt Elm
berborragerbes 8eifpieI bon gbren-
baftigfeit ertpGbnt, iet bier etn 8et'
ipiel bon groBem Bobltdtigfeitsiinn
beigefiigt:
@s mar gesen Sdlub oes Niiiions-
tages, Der an elmer anoern Stelle ee'
l6iIoert piro. Non itelle iid bolb
auiommensebro9ene 8uoen i'm 3ptes
lidt Der raid ftnfenoen abenoionne
Dor. Man itelGe ii9 175 niioe Stuoen'
ten Dor IN 6er fiiblen lbenoluft na9
onItrengenoen Eagesmiiben, bic ni9t
einmol Die 3eit genommen, na6 oem
SpeiieiaaI gu ibren getpobnten Mabl@
5eiten 81 geben.
@iner ser neuen Stuoenten ndbert
ii6 uns, Elm See Cream 8ar in elmer
unb Elm 9ot Dog in Der anoern Sano.
@ir 1teben oabon ab, i'm naber al Be-
16reiben. Seoer fann ltb 1elbit etn
8ilo bon ibm MAIDEN, menn mir er-
tpdbnen, 6aB er 13 Sabre alt mar,
ben gan5en Sag itber BON ben 5emi-
narilten aufgeforoert puroe, @Bwaren
gum 8el item Der Wiiiionen 5u faufen,
ooB es lein er1ter freier Sag par, oaB
er our6 1etnen Dor fur3em gemeibten
@m. Serrn 8ruoer auf oieien Sag
porbereitet mar uno 0aB ielb1t feline
eigene Mutter ettpas enttduI6t i'm
angeblidt baben un6 ibm angeraten
baben tpiiroe, elm 8oo gu nebmen uno
5u 8ett 5u geben.
gun, er fam 81 uns NIT beiierer
Stimme uno offenbar bon @etDi1ienS=
biiien geplagt uno iagte in aller Auf>
ridtigfeit:
v@ee, Satber, S mas GOOD to tbe
millions tooop, S ipent q Lot Of
moneD."
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@6on felt iiber 12 Sabren baben
mir oieie 5polte frei bon ie6er So=
litif gebalten uno boffen, 6oB Die fol-
gen6e gptlo6e ni9t i'm 8i6eriprub
oa5u iteben miro.
Stanoen 6a 5tpei @ingeborene an
elmer StraBenede in Eeberan tuGb>
reno Der bodtpi6tigen &onferen5, als
cine bodfeine 2imoultne borfubr uno
Elm Serr nit Iaden0er Wiene uno
elmer uddtig langen Cigarette i'm
Wun6e ausitieg.
uBer 1T oos?" fraete Der cine Der
@ingeborenen ben anbern.
uO'', anttportete Der on6ere auf.
gefldrte: ,,Das lit ibr @emabl."
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glm "a. September Duroe 0os ftl'
berne @riin6ungsiubildum Der yea'
tionoI Catholic 8eIfore Conference in
8albineton begangen. Die Ronferena
muroe feiner3eit bon ben 8iid0fen oes
2anbes erridtet, Inn Die Sdtigteit Der
Stride in oen Ser. Staaten in Gragen
Der gr8iebung, 9oaia1moblfabrt, @in'
ipanoerunesfiirioree, biirgerlibe @r'
5iebung II. a. nj. nob Moglidfeit 5n
pereinbeitlt6en uno gu foorointeren.
Die Edttefeit Der 4onfereno Iiegt in
ben Sanoen zines aus 5ebn 8iid0fen
beltebenoen Boritanoes, Der iabrli6
bon Der in 8aibington periammelten
Sierar9ie bes 2onoes eetpdblt tptro.
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Die beriibn1te, i'm Sabre 934 &C.
eriinoete groBe 8eneoittinerabtei Ma-
ra giniteoeln feierte am IA. Septem.
ber Die @ngelpeibe. Eauienoe bon
Bilgern itr0n1ten aus alien Seilen bes
2anoes gu oieien eSierlidfeiten ber-
bel. Das Geft miro om 13. Sftober,
Dem Eobestag 6es III. Metnrao, zines
8ene6iftinerm0n9es Der Mbtei &et-
denau, Der on Der beutigen @naoen'
itatte als @inite6ler Iebte 1tno i'm Sab-
re 861 our9 Worberbano umgebradt
muroe, ne9mals eefeiert.
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g8ie oas 9uartiermeil lteroeport NIT
teilte, tper6en bic aneritonif4en
Eruppen i'm @elo binnen f1r5em ni9t
mebr Deden, ionoern our6pegs mol
Iene G9lafi6de erbalten. Dieie neuen
56laf1Gde peroen, na6 Ser grfla-
rung 6es Oeporttommanoanten, oes
grigooegenerals 8ollb, Die gleide
8Grme uno benlelben S6ub getpab'
rem, pie atpei boridriftsmaBige 0ef'
fen uno babel i'm @epGd oes Soloa'
ten peniger 9faum einnebmen als cine
Gede.
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Qntttn1tg fGr frotttute
0abe1t 31tgnnfe1t
mmierer StmOente1t
Students Fund

SCuuenCS Fun0
IN. N, On1O northumberland $3.50
F. A., Weber, Wis. ............ 1000
Jos. N. Rimkus, C.Mo.MM., Cal. 1000
Mrs. Susan w. Kappes, Iowa :. 800
Mrs. Peter Werner, Ohio go. 700
Rev. N. NJ, Iowa ............ 500
Mrs. M. Easterday, Kans. .... 500
Helen Doyle, Ohio ............ 500
Mrs. N. DeutSch, Pa. ........ 200
G. Schmidt, N. Y. .......... 200
Miss Anna e. Goritz, N. J. .... 200
Mrs. Jos. P. Thul, Mimi. ...... 200
DIR. J. H. Kelsch, Ohio ........ $50
Mrs. Mary Millner, N. D. ...... 100
Mrs. A. Hesse, III. ............ 100
Mrs. J. Lehner, N. Y. ........ 100
Mrs. Annie Schaffner, Texas .. 100
Mrs. Marie Elsner, Ohio ...... 100
J. Niedermaier, N. J. ........ 100
MRS. Jno. Haas, Nebraska .... 100
A Friend 100
Frank Gottfried, N. Y. ...... 100
Caroline Schmidt, Ohio ...... 100
Joseph Herbert, o. .......... 100
Bern. Wetzel, Mich. ......... 100
Coal Fund
Previously credited ...... 81 ,465. so
Miss Anna E. Goritz, N. j.. 500
N. NJ, Kansas ............. 500
Mrs. N. Deutsch, Pa. ...... 400
Mary Hammer, III. ........ 200
Mrs. Emma Buchmiller, Ill 100
Joseph Herbert, O. ....... 100
Frank Gottfried, N. Y. .... 100
s1,48O.5O
Vigil Lights
Miss Anna e. Goritz, N. J. go. .$1OO
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giner 8efanntgobe bes SbertnmI
nonoos bes 2uftitreitfrdfte Der 9rn'
oesarmee boben bic amerttaniiden
ssliegerberbGnoe bonn Sage Der Snbo'
iion an Big aum II. September 287O
SIug5euge oerloren. 1O,824 Wonn
itno tot o0er Deroen bermiBt.
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I Sobesa,l3etsea I

8eter 6. Sdaaf, gef. i'm Alter BON
rs Sabren, nad mebrmonatliden
2eioen, in grie. Ba. gr binterlaBt
feline @attin 2oaife. geb. Sartman,
2 S0bne, Eodter, 8 @nfel uno
1 Sdpefter. gr tpar Separator Der
Sdoaf 8ros. Contracting 60.
Sobn 8erberid, geit. am 26. Ipril
1914. tpob1 borbereitet. III 5ans
GitD, 8is.
Nrs. 2uniie Ginsemauu, eeit. am 90.
ApriI 1914 IN gtban. 6. 8. alter
2eler. ..=@~~
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Die oeutf9e 9feeierung bot cine
SerobIebung Der 8rotration fir oas
&ei9 betanntgegeben, Die am 16ten
Sftober in &raft treten miro. Sic
8rotration miro Inn 8 l1n5en pro $50
de ouf 80 un5en berabgeieBt, 10 bab
bonn 16. Oftober an bic georma1por"
tion 8rot fir Die 0euti6en etmas tpe'
niger aIs orei 8iertelpfun6 pro Sag
betrGgt.
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0oplputatie

,Wiiien sic, nit Der diplomatic
lit es cine Sa9e."
,SsSo, bic diplomatic lit bic 9unit.
ben anoeren glauben au MAIDEN, bob
man glaubt, 1pas man nidt glaubt."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-25

8ie Der Boriier Senoer ertl6rte,
1T Mier. @alerio Baleri, 6er opoito.
1iide Delegat in 8idD, nit an6eren
biplomatii6en 8iir6entrdgern i'm @u'
to in Baris eingetroffen.
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Mfgr. Baleri nidts mebr geb0rt bot
tc, felt fur5 Dor Der 8efreirng Der
fran50iii6en Sauptitaot, bate er it6
bereits iiber fen 8eri6pin6en Cor
ee gen1a9t.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-24
ROWLES IS SEEKING
TO ENLIGHTEN y. S.
AFTER OPA is OVER

CHARLOTTE, Nov. %. - R -
After his duties with the OPA
are ended, Chester Bowles may
take a hand in seeing that cltl-
zens are better informed about
their government.
Stopping here enroute to the Am
erfcan Federation Of Labor con-
vention in New Orleans, BoWles
said, I'm too busy to do any
postwar planning for myself, but
live been thinking that the people
|need to know more about theil
government. 1t is the biggest busl
Iness in the country, in peace-tlme
or wartime.
my thought it that if the PEG
pie had a broad and deep under
standing of their government, they
will do much to increase its eff
cheney. They could save them
selves and the officials many pro
blems and lot Of money"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-24
NEW ELECTORAL LAW
WILL GIVE POLAND
DEMOCRATIC REGIME

LONDON, Nov. 23.- Up The
draft of a new electoral law ito
ensure Poland a free, democratic
parliament'' after liberation, W a S
disclosed today by the exiled gov
eminent of Prime Minister Stan1s-
law Mikolajczyk.
Under it's terms, members OF
both houses-the Sejo, or chamber
of deputies, and the Senate-Wlll
be chosen on the basis "of univer-
sal, equal, direct, secret and pro-
portional suffrage With the polls
open to all citizens over 81. ir-
GLIDING women.
The law contemplates the divi-
SION of Poland into constituencies
from which 300 deputies and 100
senators would be chosen, five.
sixths of them directly an d the
balance from statewide lists made
up of candidates chosen by Pc
t lands political parties.
Technical organization Of the
election would be supervised by q
body independent of the govern.
ment and presided over by judges,
while members of the central lee
toral> committee would be chosen
by the underground parliament S
council of national unity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-24
PUBLIC IS WARNED
AGAINST LEAVING
PACKAGES in CARS

With the coming Christmas sea-
son, shoppers were warned by
city police yesterday against leav-
ing parcels in parked automobiles
in the business district as thieves
are particularly active at this time
of the year. :.
'"This is an invitation to thieves,
Police Chief c. H. Casteen said.
even locked automobiles are Of
ten subject to pilferage.'
A statement from the police de
partment also said that police Of
ficers would not tolerate parent:
who leave small children left I'm
attended in parked automobile:
in the business district while they
attend to shopping and other bust
ness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-24
French Probing Blasts
In Giraud's Restaurant

PARIS, Nov. 23.-(P)- The news
paper Paris Presse reported today
police were investigating a series
Of blasts in towns throughout
France which came after explo-
sions in a restaurant at Royat
where a few hours previously Gen.
Henri Giraud had been eating.
The bombs exploded in the early
morning, shattering the building,
the newspaper said. Giraud, for
mer co-leader of the French Com
mittee of National Liberation, had
planned to return there for lunch.
Police have not established a de-
finite connection between the ex-
plosions and Giraud's presence.