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August, 1944
f^inishing Touches
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uOpJ’ fow! Gee, but it’s good
i K) days again although
Siving up the luxury of
''^^sh in the
H Oh, well, getting up
ll^^y only hurts for a day or
T* so-oooo.
how Harry likes to make
• Just wondering. Several
sum since he’s
‘“•Jger on the floor.
sporting a brand-
k diamond that rivals
% • ®y®®- Tell you
lijt let’s go to Canton
^^ P^ace seems to have what i1
It’s
^9iii hack
■ said she had a nice va-
visiting her husband and
a week in her home
what’s Maude gonna do
nearly burning a car
on her vacation? Gal,
you know cars are scarce?
, give tier credit for put-
® flames out with sand be-
^ much damage was done.
Wff having an appendix
I Good luck, pal
L^d ffrom Martha’s big smile
®he has just received a
V A her sailor-husband to-
there’s Ada happy as a
“ j ,®r since Jack came home
®ave. What’s cooking, huh?
®fles sure went and “dooded”
things. Had to look twice
THE ECHO
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Children’s Free Musical Training
APPLICATION BLANK
Activities Committee,
Ecusta Library.
Gentlemen:
I am interested in seeing the proposed “Free Musical Training
for Children of All Employees” started and if it is I should like
to make application for such instruction for my child or children
as follows:
PAGE THIRTEEN
ICOMPANY MAKING
-FROM PAGE ONE-
(Name)
(Age) (Instrument)
(Name)
(Age) (Instrument)
(Name)
(Age) (Instrument)
(Name of Employee)
(Employee’s Address)
(Department Employed)
Can you arrange transportation for your child? yes no
(CLIP OUT, FILL OUT AND RETURN THIS BLANK)
order to keep ourselves supplied in
smokes, but it surely gives us a
I sense of pride to know that we are
contributing so much directly to
the war effort.
Ecustans are contributing in
other material ways. The supply of
wood pulp, waste paper and other
materials from which many papers
are made has become extreniely
critical. Any relief that can b«
given by producing papers out of
non-critical flax, seed -straw, saves
that much more wood pidp for
the manufacture of ammunition
containers and other paper goods
necessary to keep the boys over-
j seas supplied with food, anununi'
! tion and fighting equipment. Since
the shortage of wood pulp and
other materials has become crit
ical, Ecusta has broadened its
field of paper production and is
manufacturing such critical papers
as carbonizing, manifold, air
pigeon mail and light weight text
Ecusta Worker Who Was Reported As
Being “Dead" Is Very Much Alive
Charles Franklin McGraw, of
Hendersonville and an employee
at Ecusta, is not dead!
of 11c McGraw, who was dis-
it was rpal?v hp charged from the navy in Decem-
hSute oL better ^ ““h '•1™ O"-*
Set
, get curb-service on main
m H’ville, Dene and “Tur-
Tuesday a news story appeared
nnf in c?f T 11 date line, stating
f ^y lerrcapabL S/S “ HendersonviUe.
/ank:
I of S”«vors was
ij ^bout a milk shako anrt 8'™" information
h ^ Ur ^tory tallied exactly except
anxiously awaiting Jessie’s ' .
"" -• E McGrrw“"Sd®anfLid“^^e
V See vou around thp obituary and for
net, i>ee you around thej^hem not to worry that he would
be back on the job that afternoon.
No information has been an-
.nounced as to how the mix-up or
ng Dept. News I error in the story occurred.
May Start Music
Classes For Ecusta
Children In Sept.
’I
and Doings on G-Group I do here; I am a new man just come
^ Bergin, he has some [ in tonight?”
Jf'^orback, genuine mountain Blender: “Just help the other
SlariP he boys.”
■ hr\t^ furnish one bag of I Boy: “But, I am not sleepy.”
bushels of corn per Blender: “That’s 0. K., you
• Jani T,, , graveyards.
^ ‘tck Rhodes informs us Shift “C”
I have selected for
house, they' are reporter that I know never had
i^ch- P it
”^®ke him shaky. Oh, my! But
,"1(1 g ''[^“ting a nice pet anyway, he has been in the Re-
u touch with Willie I fining Room almost ever since he
if furnish half skunk I began work here four years ago.
'S w, cat—nice pets. j Today was the day for James
Camp to put up his hay. Better
hurry. Camp, it looks like rain
J. B. Rogers presented the boys
10c cigars a few days back
■' see: I fine girl, says J. B. Lots of luck
V “Little Cowboy” j for the family.
i> fk Some fat so they can j We hope M. Jennings Lance
doesn’t fail to punch anymore. It
to you, boys, it will I takes three men to swear him his
would pay. . . . Look out, Passmore, you
jyOj( 1 ® Guy Emerson convince J will get drowned.
\ J he ^he man really is We sure would like to have some
them the man said j of that Rayfield honey. He said
would like to see | it was pure sourwood. I suppose it
ij, id really happen if the j would be sweet honey jy§t the
“tODnPfl mnnincr -frtt* -iinjf H/TnvtUlmr i. » _
= s aiiu weigni lexi
B'"'" j papcrs. Most of these papers ulti
~ mately are used by government
or war agencies to fill the gap left
by the scarcity of wood pulp pa
pers.
Ecusta is also manufacturing
condenser tissue, a paper used in
the insulation of electrical equip
ment needed for the war. This
paper is so urgently needed that
its manufacture was started at the
request and encouragement of the
War Production Board. The War
Production Board has granted
Miirh infprocf hoc i. I ^custa permission to obtain a nuin-
by“SsS“e\s'’^™d
children over tL propoSd EcuS
;“unT^
. It was announced in the last ^L^ottZi.^
cited ^Tlh"* reSk“ taT we'^r nT
To date many applications have the WORK OP EPTTSTATsr*!
office with many more expected. aRE PROUD TO BE WAR WORK-
John Eversman, recreation direct-|ers
Practically all of the new papers
project, has asked that parents and developed are adaptable to civiUan
Recreation use, and these papers along with
Sn! J f interviews next week, other papers are being planned for
he dates and time for these in-j production after the war. This
temews will be August 28, 29 j expansion into the broader fields
pafh o’clock j of production, along with our very
each afternoon. It is necessary that staple product of cigarette paper,
wi^ assures loyal Ecustans of even more
the child who is applying for this j work when we finally can say
• 1 J * pur war work has been well done.
Those applying are asked to go
to the gatehouse. They will be
directed to the Recreation office.
As soon as the interviews are
completed, a schedule will be made
and the starting date for classes
w , car—nice pets.
%' III k following new j
5m Whitmire, Ras Whit-
« ^ill Anders.
Shift “B” News
We would like to
®^opped running for just
to blender: “What do I
same. Markley Jones is Be
careful, Mark, it is 9,\iaost time tq
start hog hunting. ‘ *
{Staff Sgt. Jones
Is Highly Praised
- ^ , s. Sgt. Clyde “Speedy” Jones,
will be announced. The present plan well known Transylvania county
is to begin classes sometime in J man who has been in Italy for
September. some time with a bomber squad-
In the July Echo an application ron, received a commendation from
blank was published to be filled I his major recently for a special
in by parents interested in this j act in bravery. The citation read*
training. Several calls have come “It is our desire to take this
to the Recreation office asking opportunity to express my sincere
about blanks. For the convenience appreciation for the .unselfish ef-
of those who want to apply but j fort you displayed o|kJ^y 27 ]by
do not have a blank, the applica- defusing bombs that Had acciden-
tion is again published in this Echo, tally dropped out of an airplane.
If you are interested and have not “Such devotion to duty deserves
already filled out and turned in commendation and I assure you I
an application, please do so at j consider it a privilege to have a
°“ce. I man of your calibre and character
in my command.”
Pvt. Frederick A. Powell is now I Sgt. Jones entered service in
stationed at Camp Wheeler, Ga, January, 1943. Prior to that time
He went into the army in March, he worked at Ecusta as superinten-
1944. Prior to entering service dent of the Refining room. He is
Pvt. Powell was a Boiler Room the son of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
cleaner, uojies,