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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
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Science Monitor perlongt Sic Temo,
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brallhen elite id,nelle l1mltellung poa
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Sabre 1910 1paren mir nod Idodicr!
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gebanoluna ser MinpritGttn idiot,
flerte uns, aber mir perihliebeu I'M.
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mad,t lplrNen l,nb bilflos uno hoif.
nlll'gslcs umbernotoern, Nau6 uno
Nergeipaltigl,ng ausgeliefert. Sic
l(ngeredtiafeiteu oes 9ricges miiiier
ld,neIler 'auiboren. Se9bIt sic emit
lrberale Sidehoi ilo1pafei pirit be,,te
oel.tid)e Tanilien bino1ls, Die 1888
Sic @ut 5itlers auf iid) sogen, lpeil
lie Die tihehllGe Negierllng INTER
ltiibten. &ir ,paren bcrecbtigterrclie
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eberbeit benGntelt nod, INNER mill
tdrlid,e isebler. Sn eiuem grpben Cell
ser @elt perSunfelt sic 3enil:r Md,
oie freie Ereile ooer fqrbt oie enn.
troaierte. @erehtigfeit, 5reibeit uno
@abrbeit -'bel1te iito mir frei, I'm
oieie gottibnlid)en Gigenltaften sum
slusorl,d 81, brinaen. Sour 1pern mir
bas tlln, lperben mir einen polen
Sieg erringen.
Gin 2eitartifel bes ,,9te,p Dorf
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gen,aht: uSln britiifen Harlament
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acknowledgement 4,4OO,O0O,0O0 Sol.
lar TrieNensanleibe l1n5uirieocnbelt,
oie aus ser 1atiahe berrid)t, Sab N,c
amerifaniide Gegierlmg 3lnlen per
langt. Ser 3insfl,b, Ser nit 3 Hro'
sent onaegeben miro, belduIt iih aber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
ARMY RECRUITING
WEEK
know your regular Army"
January 20 to rs

yS~s S~AAA
An Open House to acquaint
the residents of Cleveland, Ohio,
with the L. S. Army's recruiting
program will be one of the high
lights of Army Recruiting Week
which begins January 20.
This announcement came today
from 1t. Col. +. A. McCulloch,
who is in charge of the recruit
ing station here. The recruiting
office will be open to visitors
from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. daily dur
ing Army Recruiting Week.
Veterans, civic, religious ard
educational organizations are col
laborating with Army Officials
in the plan for Army Recruiting
Week which is designated to ex-
PLAIN to the public the vital ne
cessity for building a volunteer
army.
During the week it is planned
to show citizens graphically the
inducements offered young men
to make a career of the REGULAR
Army, according to 1t. Col. r.
A. McCulloch.
Pamphlets, charts and other
information pointing out the
economic and educational ad-
vantages in army service will be
distributed to visitors.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
FARRELL
''' HfGHLlGHTS
By Lois
By Lois

Farrell, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE re-
gular meeting OF the Farrell Jr
Saxons was held Monday, Jan. Id
at which time election OF officers
vas held. The following were
elected
President, Rudy Kraft
Vice Pres, Freda link
Secretary, Bertha Teleky
Fin. Sec'y., Mike Lingner
Treasurer, Ed Kraft
Trustees, Henry Heinrich,
Roy Thut. John Schmidt
Reporter, Lois Bauer
Sergeant-at-Arms, B. Schustcr
Council members, Rudy Kraft
Bertha Teleky; Alternate
councilman, Frieda link.
We would like to congratulate
the new officers and hope they do
their job as we'll as the old ones.
We are starting a drive for
new members. Everyone is re,
quested to bring a new member
to the next meeting to be held
February II. Carl Schmidt was
initiated as a new member at our
last meeting. A date was set for
our regular meetings. From now
on, our meetings are to be held
on the second Monday of every
month at 8 p. IN. All members
are requested to attend. We had
a very good attendance at our
last meeting. Let's keep it that
way. We have a very important
year ahead of US, and our presi-
dent would appreciate 1t very
much if all the members would
cooperate to make our club one
of the best Farrell has ever had.
Our sincerest thanks go to
Henry Holmes, and the other Of
fcers for the wonderful job they
have done in the past year. Let's
hope that the new officers will
do as we'll.
We also thank John Turk, our
Senior advisor, for the pep talk
he gave us.
Thanks to Newcastle for show
ing US good time. They have Z
good basketball team, but We
are glad Farrell won.
Don't forget to be down tht
club every Monday night to bow
from 7 to 10.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Geos'ge Berendt

Ellwood City, Pa, Jan. IT,
This being my first attempt al
the reins as reporter. l hope you
will overlook the mistakes.
First of all | want to thank
New Castle for the swell time
they showed us at the basketball
carnival. | also want to thank and
congratulate Monaco on their
victory. We hope to do better
the next time. And last but not
least want to thank Matt Kloos
and all the other drivers concern
ed in providing the transporta-
ton.
Sunday. Jan. Is, our monthly
meeting was held in the club
Bob Melzer, our new president,
presided over the meeting. How
does it feel to be president. Bob
| know YOU weren't worried but
anyway you won't have to clip
your flngernails this week. The
meeting was entirely devoted to
business of which there was
plenty.
First of all a definite date was
set to hold the basketball tourna-
mcnt Feb. 16. So hold this date
open. We have an apology to
make to Cleveland West Juniors
for holding this affair on the
same day they are holding their
Valentine Dance. Due to affairs
beyond our control we had but
this date to choose.
Plans were also made for those
who will attend the bowling
tournament in Canton. We were
also glad to have Otto Bahmiller
at our meeting and hope he will
drop in anytime he is around
here.
The next meeting will be held
Feb. 10.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Sur Grinneruno

an llniere bielaeliebte Battin I'M
Wutter
8atbarina Virf
geltorheu om "a. Ssannor 1912 81
Salem, Ohio.
Bier Sabre iiub herfloiicn
Seit hu bon uns 9cShiehen
@ir 9ebenten beines Shcibcns
Gas 10 id,lper mar fir bos $,tr5.
Srei tparit bu ron bcincm 2eiben
8roBer bod, iparo unier Sd,mer3.
Sreube gibts in ,,uierm 2cben
Seine meIr; tic ein9 nit Dir,
sllles Slid, has ,lns 9caeheu,
0ann bid nidt erIetcn uus.
Mube ianft IN Srieoeu
@is Der lette Sag eridleint,
gSo nit bir. bic mir bi,icoen,
Sn ben, S,errn iiub rereint.
@e1piomet non oeincm sid, nis
pergeiienben 'Sobu ,,nb 8atten
Sobann 8;rf Sr. nnS Sr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

nur auf 1852, ga iiir Die eriten flint
Sabre oes iid iiber fiini3ie Sabre ct
1tredenoen slbfon1mens feinerlel
3lns5abll,ngen porgeiebe,1 iino. SSm
@egeuteil, 1lm Oicles @elo iiir Sic
glnleibe 81, erbolte,l mlb Cntel
Sam Snfel Sbplod, tpie cr jest
lpicber iu England genonut >piro ---
cs iid) borgelL imo drnr III einem
,}insfl,B, ser etlpas b0her llegt ola
ser, Den er ielbit perlangt. Ginigc
Satperit1noise lueen, boB cs iiG
Inn PA bis 215 Ero5ent banoeIt.
@as beoelitet, bab sic umerifaniide
&egier,lng in oen tdd)iten 80 Sabrer
i0brlich 1,ngeiabr $16,72O,000 mebr
2in'en 5oblen nu,l,, OILS lie non eng
lano erb1lt. Ingenommen miro 90:
bel ielbltpcrltanolidl Sab gnglana
sic 3abllmgen olireht erbdlt. PIN
Shlub oes 9lbfommens miro oielc
gnleibe sic &ereinlgten Stntcn
1886, 100000 9cfuitet b,ben. 8er
fat bcbauptet, hab es fcinen @eib.
nohtsmann gibt? @ei geuauem 31,-
ieben itebt er in oielem Iaa oen
ameriha,iihen Steuersahler iebr
1hnlid), ser Mitte Ge5cneber bereit$
nit elmer 0ffentliden Sdu,lo Don
27S,1OO.4S1, ,15s beloltet it,"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
MONACO MAGNET
By Scooper Man

Monaco. Pa, Jan. 1.-THE Mo-
naco Juniors held pow-wow last
Wednesday and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the new year:
President, Daniel Schuller
Vice Pres, Robert Pickrell
Secretary, Helen Schuller
Fin. Sec'y., Doris Smith
Treasurer. Dorothy Alischer
Congratulations to all the old
officers for their good work in
the past - let's continue to CO.
operate and get behind our new
shippers; We'll try to bring back
some of the good old days we
used to know before the war
spoiled things for us.
New members welcomed into
the club were Margaret McPad-
den, Charles Hood. Robert Pick
rell, Fermen Mossey and Ralph
! Weller. Glad to have you with
us, people; let's keep it a grow
! ing family.
Engagement
Congratulations to Dorothy
Alischer. who is sporting brand
new diamond these days-the
lucky guy is Norman Fletscher,
and he halls from nearby New
Castle. No date has been set; but
we know it will be smooth sail
ing, you two.
To New Castle
Hats off to another swell T. s.
!. A. event-a great turnout, and
all hands agree that your basket
ball carnival was fine affair.
The games were interesting-our
boys came out on the long end of
the score against Elkwood City,
and it was great to see our Blue
Devil "original five" out there on
the floor again.
The dance was big success
and as usual Monaco stayed late
and helped turn the lights out.
Thinks, New Castle, for a good
time and don't forget we have
a basketball game on tap for Sat-.
January 20.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

Qufruf!
YIN ale Siebcnbiirser Sadyien uon
Salem nnb llmsebmn9!

3tpetg 10 eriud)t aue 9riiocr lnS
Sdppeltern nno Sugeno iomie nllc
Solfssenoiien am 25. sSan,,ar lid)
ale I'M SaIemer Sahienbeim in Ell
ner Notwithstanding einsufinoel1
3lped Der @erianmlung lit, mebr
Musfunft 5u erbaltcn bon Sen Ser
boltnilien unicrer Siebenbiireer
'Sahien 3,panestliihtlinge inOcItcr.
reid uno Tei,tid,lo9,S. 8r. Ir. Sans
Joilel aus Glepelano miro an sen
gbeno allen sic lid, einiinoen ale
bis outs Gotum eingelauiene sluf-
Tlarl,ng geben. I'm einen ercbcn g.
JUDI miro er1partet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
NIT gum @laii,ls Snfel pillfon1men

nit gum @luitus Onfel pillfommen
aebeiBen. 1ieier lit ser Mbeno tpo Iid
oie &inOer bon aller Seiten oerStoot
III uIaml1eu befiuoeu nm MIR Elm 3iel
5u errtiden - 2llltigfeit!
@ie geiogt, nid,t MIR Die &inber,
lonSern aud ibre dltercn slnper
1panSten iino AUS ber3lidNte s,ull
@laiius am =. sSebrllor eingelaoen.
auf elm gefiilltes -6eim iportet,
Siebeooa, Der 9loiius Snfel,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Mdtnna Sanser!

slm ielben slbenS !.rpllen einc
8ruppe bon oIten SGngern lpicNer
etnen @eianguerein beipred)en uno c.
lit Ser @unih ser alten Sinser iicA
an bieiem Nberh, 25. Sa1nlor, ein.
sllfinoen. 9. S. 1cntIdb, Sefr.
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8untes 2luerlei

Gin paar 8etrllllfene iteben oes
battiereno Dor einem &aus. ShlieB
lid miro Elm Geniter geoffnet. Sim
Sic 6ralt Shmib," ruff elmer oe1
Mdnner berauf.
~Dann iuden Sic iidy bite ssbrer
Mann beraus, bie anoeren tpouer
namlid nad Sauie geben."
Gutter 9tat lit teuer. Mber i6leh.
ter Mat 1T foitipielig.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
2(,as Qeu,,ostetpt,. Okie
4Oiabriaes Stiftnngsfeit bes
Rmein p.

6ierinit miro aIlen Sdapcitern
Grell,,ben ,lnb gefannte,l betannt &c.
madt, Sab ser Jrauenuereiu 3.reig
2s: an Sonntag, Sen 81. San,dr
nadmittags, lein i0iiihrises Ell,
tl,ngsieit abb6lt. @itte reierpicrt e,ld,
nlle oieien Gag - bies lit elm Gag
Der gbren, no mir uniere @riin0c,
rinnen uno alle 10 treuen Mitarbcir
ter ebrcn tpollen. llnN bas fonneu
mir ,tl,r 10 tun, lpenn mir uonsGblia
an oieiem Gag erideinen. Gergeb,
11iht liebe Sdtpeitern, fommt ulle--
brinet eure 1rertbe nit unb loSi
lns Oieien Gag NIT ,sre,lSen unH
froblifer 8elniitlidteit abbaltcn.
Tas 9rosramm lit ,pie folst:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
aufruf
Nn ale Siebenbiirger Sadien in
Donussto'un nnb ltmsebuns

| SJVAHySluiuW uuO uWHcuuWg
; Siebe Solfsgenplien!
, Im 90. San1ar, 7 llbr abenos, i'm,
oct cine Manenperiamml1,ng in Der
; Sad> en5alle itatt. Sn Muftras oes
Areig 80 lperoen alle Golfseenolien
NJ. ole 'ddyliihen Sreaniioticnen ein-
gelaben iich mnbeoingt gu beteiligen.
9ruber tsrit Gipertb miro oie GolfS.
9enoiien 'besriiben lmo 8r. Geors
Seppner miro getaue slusfunit &C,
| ben iiher ore gerbdltniile unIeret
Wolfsgenoiien i'm olten 2anoe.
Sic Sn,ptpertreter ser Sieben-
bitrgildy- -afNiild)en !SilfsgeielGdait
baben nur einen einsigen @eg geilln.
oen alf bem mir unicrn Golfseenoi.
len Sriiben it, oem bonn &rieg 5el.
riiienen europa belfen f0nnen unS
5apar oard) Sic Sutberiidte @elts
Silfsaftion. @el6e uns cine beipn'
oere Abteilung eingerG,,mt bat.
0urd bieie slbteil,,ng ,peroen mir
iofort unier Silislperf beeiunen. Gie
geiammelten @elOer .geben nah @eni
in scr SdNpeis. tpo oic groBen Gin.
fllrftitellen uuo 8ertreter iino. Sier
iiub oie &cr6inotugeu nit Sen 35,
600 iGd}iiicben 3ipauesiliihtlingcu
in SeIterrei6 un6 @apern; audi nit
uniern nod in Siebenbiirsen suriif
gebliebenen alten GGtern uno Miit,
tern uno unmiinbieen &iuoern. Sic,
ie trpllen mir am 2eben erbalten biz
mir an Die lpeitere 3utunft ,nieres
&olfes henfen f0unen.
ltuiere HroteIte lperoen ME mi,
born iolange man bie bunoerttau.
lcnh 1adNilhen Sflapen=slrbeltcr
aus sliien nidyt beireit. SolGes I'm
menidlihe SanocIn lit Ole srobte
SbanOe alnb Siinbe, Sic urousl0ih
bar IN ser @eid,ihte ser Golfer In
itaparSen @udNtaben i,,nfeln miro,
.penn Sic maBgebenoen &esierungen
oieien Sehler niht gut MAIDEN.
8ie bic Sammluns in Donnss.
toiun bnrdeefiibrt tuiro
8ruber Sans Bauer, ser als III.
, Jet 0ireftor in youngstown er,pdblt
luuroe, iibergab beute 500 ais ieine
Spenbe fir sic leioenben @olfsge,
| nonen. Gr fann leiOer niht ais I'M.
ier 0ertreter banbeln treil ct ee-
iuubsbeitsbal6er nad) 6lorioa nb,
fabren na.lf. Sein Imt iiberni,nmt
gr. Sobonn &enbel, 25S g. Meri-
| San erpe. 1elepbon 97.297. slls
SetretGr lit Morie92ebboeen ernannt
tporoen.
oils Shatmeilter ilt gr. Wid,ael
@elter, 81 Mfton Qlpe., beltimmlt
lporben. slls lleberiiht in Der Gam,
mel -angelegenbeit ser Serlpalter fat
Srau &utbnrina SeBmann, 1O3S
8erdlep 9lpe, MnS iSrau Mnnu
Shuller, 1880 Soerlano Moe., ba:
slmt angenolmen. 9ieie 9eamtea
iperoen ieOen 1. rnb 2. Counting
nuhmittag ils, Wonat, alio tuenn bie
3,peiee 30 uno % ibre GerImmlun.
gen ba6en, bort BON 2 bis llbr ooer
5 llbr abeubs antpeleno iein ,lno
ale Spenoen aesen Glitt,,ng fiber.
nebmen. Sas @elb spiro bon bier
,,a1 bem Spitem oes Central Ser
barses, an sic Glepelano Truit g..
1660O &msman Office, Glepelanl
20, Ohio. seld)idt uno bon bier
na6 ser sbteih,ng in @e,,f, Sdppei3
Die 8eamten Ser iafiiiden &ilfs'
geieaidaft in youngstown .ueroe!1
a,,6 bel Ser Maiienperiammlmg am
13. San,rar artrele,tb iein rnS frei,
,uinise Spenoen enteegennebmen.
Narum Iaiiet uns aIle bingeben
,mb belfen, iebt no es nod nidt 81
ipdt lit.
Mit trel,siddftidem Grub,
@eorg 0eppner.
| 8untes 2lllerlei
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8laiims!

2iebe &inOer! @ieoer,m lit b!p
3eit ga 100 ibr, lieben &ilroer, euren
s.1tcnb baben tperoet. Guar oielas
ssabr am 2. Je6r,,ar. Mud in oieiem
Ssabr itnb fir eud groBe Gorberei.
tungen een1adt. SIR tperoet nidt nur
quite Ianamuiif befommen ionoern
au1 Nreiie iino gu erbalten. 9lud)
,reroet ibr aIerlei Saibisfeiten er.
balten a,nb an Sop uno See Cream
tpir6 es nidt feblen.
Mne Rinber, jung ,u1o alt. perbei,
ratete uno ,,,roerbciratete, ollie bie
unter 10 Sabre alt iin6, sper6en bier.
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Jeit'Erosramm.

anfang 9 llbr nad,nittass.
1. &sriibune Der 8dite - - - -
--Seitprdiioentin &utbarina oeBmar
2. ~Sbc Star Spaneleb Banner" - -
Tianobealeit,lns aatb. 8oteiL
3. @eariibungslieb - Samend,or Goel>
tueib - - Siriaent 6. 3enhel
4. Ieitlft - - Gbruns Der 0riinbes
rinncn unb 8ebet fir sic babinges
id)iebenen Sd,peltcrn.
5. Scitreoe-- - - - 8roBs Yrdiibent
Sobn @altbes
6. 8eiana nad Iuslrabl :. -
-- Mrs. Sim. S6nlier
Z. Colo - Winnie 2utld
8. slnlprahcn bon Gr@Yrdiioentinnen -
Nnna 3oppeltz Sduler; Wilb. Seppne,
.. Oeidua - - @enliidter GGur - --
Siriaent $500 6. 8enhel
10. 5armonifa aeipielt bon Span 5ranl
II. 9armonita 9eipielt bon Marie Gorb
Sotid). Giriaent fir bcioe Z. genbel
12. Gntseaenuabme Der Gratulationeu
bon beridiebeneu Srgauiiationen. -
l3. 8emeinidaftlides Sinseu -
~Boo Bleb Mmerica"
@e,neiniduitlihes Giien. - Nahbcr
Ian5l,nterbaltlmg
1relmblidft la6et elm
Ser Selt- t-Musihl,i,.
Nnna Sam, Yrot. ASefr.
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an ,lt,iere bielaeliebte 8ottin ,tno
Mutter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-01
SYNOPSIS

Young Jcnifer Newton. recently ap-
pointed secretary to Justice Hathaway,
head of the Seaharen S%hipyard. thought
he. new boss the most attractive man
she had ever met, and wondered why
his wife, Andrea, remained in England,
where she hai gone four years ago,
following the death of their only child.
Jenny also wondered why her prcde-
ccssor. pretty Charlotte Granley. had
resigned to join the Waves, when 1t
was obvious she was in love with JUS
tice. She was further puzzled when
Charlotte mentioned having seen Jen-
ny's blond and beautiful sister, Edo, in
Boston with Justice \ few weeks before.
Ede's husband. Capt. Dick Ainsiec. Is
overseas with the Marines, and she and
Jenny live with their grandmother. Eide
and Mary Hathaway, Justices sister.
have become good friends through their
Red Cross work. Jenny calls on her
godfather, old DR.. Bert Barton, to learn
the latest news about ats son, DR.. Steve
Barton. recently wounded in action.
Matte. the housekeeper. discloses that
Steve is being discharged from the
Army aad is emDittered because his in
jured hand will make il impossible for
him to be q surgeon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-01
'AJ0B Tor ENN - Z
o~>. 10. res. ......o4 & Fa1H Bmhzuz5T7 f 5:"I1;1x N N
tEHT TED BY KING TR SYNDICATE 10 ~aAMMm

swered, and smiled at her. Don't
worry"
Steve will"
He drew his heavy brows to-
gether. u suppose So" he an
sWered. NORMALLY I'd try to keep
him from it-but perhaps it will be
good for him."
WHY" asked Jenny.
His hand" said Barton. "Oh,
there's nc use evading it, Jenny.
Hes very bitter. He had big dreams
and they were likely TO come rue.
He's a hard worker. and brilliant.
Now he has to resign himself to a
routine practice-r0t only on ac-
count of his hand, but because Of
me -"
Jenny asked. after a minute.
Are you going to tell me about
it,"
YES" answered Barton, as II as
tonished, Il am. l think Steve's
fonder Of you than of anyone in the
world except he. And you can help
him more than /, You're a woman.
Jenny" he explained. smiling, and
his contemporary aven If he's a
decade older. Those ten years made
a lot of difference when you were
a long-legged little kid and he vas
in college but not now" He
broke off and reached in his pocket
for his pipe. Jenny took some
matches from the desk and offered
them to him. but he shook his head.
He Graded the cold pipe In his
hands and went on: You know the
boy. He's a stubborn fellow. And
he feels things deeply. If he had
onl. his hand 70 worry about,
we'll" he shrugged-"but now"
he added, "he has me, and maybe
that's a good thing"
why aren't you smoking she
asked gravely, for he was a pro-
digious smoker when, his work
over. he could temporarily relax.
Smart girl" he answered. only
because I've been told not to. my
dear"
IT'S your heart" said Jenny
fatty.
"Yup," he said heavily. "Darned
thing got tired, dragging me
around. l saw Mathews, then l
sneaked off to Boston and consult
ed a cardiac man. But he couldn't
do much more than confirm Math-
ews' diagnosis-and my own. I'm
not too dumb, you know. So have
to ease off. l asked him, how am l
supposed to do that with most of
the profession gone to war? Civil
ians still get sick. So he gave me
my choice. Said ! could keep on
driving myself and live for a while
or taper Off and live perhaps my
allotted span. whatever that Is. So
I picked the short life. What else
| could I do? But now the pictures
changed. Steve is coming back.
he'll take over and I'll rust, quiet.
ly." He broke off and looked at her.
What a darned fool l am! Jenny
.. I'm sorry ."
She wiped the tears from her
face with the back OF her hand as
a child would. She said. Don't
mind me. Uncle Bert. It was A.
shock. that's ALL"
Ito BE COntinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-01
CHAPTER SEVEN

MATTE PUT ter glasses back
On her Csc
"How's your grandma?" she
asked.
They talked Of Gram. and EIDE,
Ede's husband, Of the shipyard and,
presently, Of Jenny's new job.
They say" said Matte, that half
the Hathaway servants left. but
Mary Hathaway brought new help
up from New York. Not that they'll
last any longer than the rest" she
added.
They heard, presently, slow,
heavy footsteps and DR.. Barton put
his head in at the door. Hello.
J%enifer." he said. "gossipinG, you
girls?"
Il came to e you, too" she told
him. Twice lately I've been in and
you weren't here. Gram says. when
are you coming to dinner ?"
ASK Matte when l have time to
eat" He sat down on a kitchen
stool. said. Give me a doughnut,"
and Matte rose, went 10 the lCebOX
and returned with a glass Of milk.
She said, He had to go out during
supper and never did finish eat.
ing"
And ! shouldn't be eating this"
said Dr.. Barton, biting into the
doughnut with appreciation.
He was a very big man. and had
taken on weight In the last few
years. He had a large head and a
great shock of white hair. His face
vas brown and lined. He was Mat
ties age, but looked older. Under
the darkness Of his skin there was
a gray pallor that frightened Jenny.
you're working too hard" she
said.
"Oh. sure" said Barton, "and
who isn't? There's not a young
man left, as you well know. Jenny.
Mathews, Brown and l have to take
on all Seahayen and the outlying
rural districts- We haven't enough
nurses. and as for getting patients
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-01
Alive To Problems

Governor CherrV's address 70 the
annual dinner of the Henderson
Chamber of Commerce Thursday
night was convincing evidence that
he is fully aware OF the problems
that confront the State of North Car
DINA, and that he is determined to
do all possible to meet and solve
them. His survey Of conditions and
opportunities facing the people prov
ed beyond peradventure that public
affairs are in capable hands and that