si Me s ad a ata : ateAl we a | sth 5"Rete i at ; Sai alin lanyfha 2b atta " eal SEP { ae , tyati 7 aa oa at, cs Oe, AS : )é i ‘ 1 | 3 e SF3 Rees yw ‘ Natio Arete Oates oS5 3 SAR as PES. S335 ef ee ( . ae i PA BREEN besttnce ESS x + Five years ago @ $2,500 gift provided pas- | daughters and his wife from Greece. They’re Sage for six of Mike Katsaneyas’ ‘Sons and | saving now to bring a last son to America. ; He'll Always Cherish That Gift in ’5 Five years Mike ago Katsan this Christ-| employes ceived | Supply at Clearfield Nava Depot. i S | ‘The gift was passage for hi _THE. GIFT IS still paying | wife and six of his children he oa es | wg adn’t seen in seven years. They came to live in America|, from Greece, eg gaa it was ee iar like all are doing little jobs. that pay in the hope the family can | save enough to bring the last member of the family to America for next Christma s. _ He is George, 29, NOW mar- the | father ee “WE GONNA declared. of three | ee do it,” Mike | oe e ASS ried and children. -George’s family rates a place | LER sie CLEARANCE € almost on the mantlepiece in the ‘family home at 1426 Blair St. (340 East) next George W. commanding to -Bauernschmidt, officer at Clear- |. field at the time Mike nresant. Adm, Ce After Christmas English their native tongue and they | mE Sensational — , THE CHILDREN now speak TS 3 nas, got his| FES ern REat a