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Page Six CATSEUX MOUNTAIN NEWS s Friday. October 15.1943 IHSBS Uue stats id my window. Three soa»-mitie—in die service. you've got a flag liketibatin your wiodow, mister, you Amu/ why you writs o t t your check..,^u/'cA...when yoar own caawmnk/s war fund and the National War Bond make diek joint appeal for your help. guess Fve done my diate durio^ my jjfib to help out folks who ^ost weren't as Indgr as I was. C ^ it ^diarity'M anytbiag else you want. I just call it having a hesort wider your vest. But...Fm wandering... *What I want to say is that I didn't have to think beyond diat serviceflagto dig ^ w n d e ^ and dig down quidc. I _ **Because I to send food and m e ^ dne and dothes and anything else tha^s needed to the Russians, Yugoslavs, Chinese^ land evecy other one of our fighting allies. **Wl]y? Not just because Fve got a heart iotidec my Test. But because I want to Jkeep 'Mim figbtingl They're my son^ allies. The [KwAr flfld longer they fi^ the sooner this \wm win be over-die sooner my sons wffl cams bftffr to dieir mother and me. **I also want some of my dollars to give my boys what tbe USO calls a *home away £com hom^ A svcell show to entertain diem—in Afirica, Australia, or here in a camp at home. A cup hot coffise, a ciga- rette a dance with a decent, pretty girl...all the things, big and litde, that keep up my morale. And the USO is one c^ the Agencies in the National War Fund. **Yes, and I warn: tilings taken care of here at home, too. The wives and children and motl^rs of men in service. Kids whose nK>thers are working in factories—and help- ing to. win the produaion battle. All the local folks who need help—war or peace. **And las^ but far £rom leasts it's swell to be able to give once, and know diat all the different beneficiaries your dollars will be helped in the best and quickest way. I fig- ured what rd give to our own community's fond and to each of die agencies <m die Na- tional War Fund list, added the total, and dotted ifl *^ecause...weil, yon see I have rea- sons. But doii*t blame me ^ I vulture to i^o^ Give ONCE for ALL these: r USO United Seamen's Service War Prisoners Aid Belgian War Relief Sodecy British War Relief Sodecjr Frendi Relief Fond Friends of Luzemboorg Greek War Relief Assodatioo Norwegian Relief Polish War Relief Queen Wilhelmina Fond Russian War Relief United China Relief United Czechosloivak Relief United Yugoslav Relief Food Refugee Relief Ihistees United States Conunittee die Care of European Children NATIONAL WAR FUND dutt youH do the sameT Cbmmimity chairmen who will appoint worker committees are: Arkville, Lynn George; Arena, Ralph Sanford; Dunraven, John Norton; Fkischmanns, Arthur DeWitt; Halcottyme, William Griffin; Kdly Comers, C. M. KeUy; New Kingston, Miss Mary Faulkner; Mar- garetville, Louis Levy. Clarke A. Sanford is general chairman fox the township. —This^ad sponsored by Catskill Mountain News. ^

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Page Six CATSEUX MOUNTAIN NEWS s Friday. October 15.1943

IHSBS Uue stats id my window. Three soa»-mitie—in die service.

you've got a flag like tibat in your wiodow, mister, you Amu/ why you writs ott your check..,^u/'cA...when yoar own caawmnk/s war fund and the National War Bond make diek joint appeal for your help.

guess Fve done my diate durio^ my jjfib to help out folks who ^ost weren't as Indgr as I was. C ^ it ^diarity'M anytbiag else you want. I just call it having a hesort wider your vest. But...Fm wandering...

*What I want to say is that I didn't have to think beyond diat service flag to dig ^ w n d e ^ and dig down quidc. I _ **Because I to send food and m e ^ dne and dothes and anything else tha^s needed to the Russians, Yugoslavs, Chinese^ land evecy other one of our fighting allies.

**Wl]y? Not just because Fve got a heart iotidec my Test. But because I want to Jkeep 'Mim figbtingl They're my son^ allies. The [KwAr flfld longer they fi^ the sooner this \wm win be over-die sooner my sons wffl cams bftffr to dieir mother and me.

**I also want some of my dollars to give my boys what tbe USO calls a *home away £com hom^ A svcell show to entertain diem—in Afirica, Australia, or here in a camp at home. A cup hot coffise, a ciga-rette a dance with a decent, pretty girl...all the things, big and litde, that keep up my

morale. And the USO is one c^ the Agencies in the National War Fund.

**Yes, and I warn: tilings taken care of here at home, too. The wives and children and motl^rs of men in service. Kids whose nK>thers are working in factories—and help-ing to. win the produaion battle. All the local folks who need help—war or peace.

**And las^ but far £rom leasts it's swell to be able to give once, and know diat all the different beneficiaries o£ your dollars will be helped in the best and quickest way. I fig-ured what rd give to our own community's fond and to each of die agencies <m die Na-tional War Fund list, added the total, and dotted ifl

*^ecause...weil, yon see I have rea-sons. But doii*t blame me ^ I vulture to i^o^

Give ONCE for ALL these:

r USO United Seamen's Service War Prisoners Aid Belgian War Relief Sodecy British War Relief Sodecjr Frendi Relief Fond Friends of Luzemboorg Greek War Relief Assodatioo Norwegian Relief Polish War Relief Queen Wilhelmina Fond Russian War Relief United China Relief United Czechosloivak Relief United Yugoslav Relief Food Refugee Relief Ihistees United States Conunittee die

Care of European Children

NATIONAL WAR FUND dutt youH do the sameT

Cbmmimity chairmen who will appoint worker committees are: Arkville, Lynn George; Arena, Ralph Sanford; Dunraven, John Norton; Fkischmanns, Arthur DeWitt; Halcottyme, William Griffin; Kdly Comers, C. M. KeUy; New Kingston, Miss Mary Faulkner; Mar-garetville, Louis Levy. Clarke A. Sanford is general chairman fox the township. —This ad sponsored by Catskill Mountain News. ^