FRIDAY AUGUST lh 9'3
L'zlly PitchersOld and New
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Facts About Truck
and
Automobile Conservation
X. Passenger cars provide eO per
cent of all our warworxers wiin
their transportation . &
2. - No new passenger cars have
been built since February of 1942
and it Is expected that none will
be built for the duration. ; Con
sequently, we must depend for
essential transportation on the
cars now in the consumers' and
dealers' hands.
3. Only 132,000 new passenger. ready over ten years old. Only
cars remain for rationing In I through milage control do we have
contrast, from 1937 to 1941, ap-1 any chance of keeping enough cars
proximately 3,245,000 cars were Ion the road" to provide essential
produced each year.
4. . Cars are being worn out at a
rapid rate In the last quarter of
1941 we had about twenty-eight
and one half million useable cars.
By the end of this year, we will
have not more than twenty-five
and four tenth million and by the
end of 1944, not much over twen
ty three million
5. As cars get older, we may ex
pect a greater number to wear out
each year. In normal times,., the
average car is Junked after seven
years; yet, twenty-five percent of
the cars now on the k-oad are al-
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Courtesy Central Motors i
Holly Pitcher old and new. Left, In overalls, a woman war
Worker at the Hyatt Beartaf s Division, General Motors Corpora-1
tteo, Harrison, N. J.. and right, one of her co-workers In a tradl- '
tVmM BOTolotlonary period costume, with a cannon t'v''.r to V"
M manned by Molly Pitcher at the tattle cf i;:r..a.Li m I'.JH.
Bath women will sell Bonds Wednesday, August 4th, on national (
MoUy Pitcher Bay.
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The favorite ciga
rette with men in
the Navy, Army,
Marines, and Coast
Guard it Camel.
(Based on actual
salas records in
Post Exchanges and
Canteens.)
transportation.
6 1 Production of trucks for es
sential civilian use,, although not
completely stopped, is very low.
Only 60,000 trucks remain In our
stock pile lor rationing by the
War Production Board.
P J C CLOSES YEAR
WITH FINE SHOWING
Maxtn, N. C '
July 31, 1943 1
The financial year, at Presby
terian Junior College ended on
July 3lst showing excellent pro
gress during the past twelve
months. The college has served
more young people than in any
other year in its history. Aca
demic students enrolled totaled
119, night school students, 31,
summer school students for both
terms numbered 46 after elimi
nation of duplicates, making 196
academic students. . Also 107
trainees were instructed at the
Lumberton airport. as transport
pilots for the government When
all bills -are in it is expected that
the year's operations will show a
very small p.xrfit. During the year,
$9,000 has been added to the en
dowment by gifts and $4,500 has
been spent in building and - im
provements. ! A new . dressing
room has been erected adjoining
the gymnasium, and the third
floor of the dormitory made into
a recreation room -' , - ;
" Tne P.-eparatory Department
has increased. Young men who
desire to prepare for some pro
fession are attending the year
, course which enables them to save
wiiiu nine in nign scnooi
work and to begin taking college
work during their last year in
hleh school The Junior college
enrollment for next season, which
beeins September 10th. is expect
ed to be smaller because almost
all of last year's freshmen class
have been called into military
service. The commercial courses
and . the pre-induction courses
among students. The staff of the
college is spending the summer in
Maxton, busy making preparation
for the opening fo college and in
registering new students.
Honors Son At
V ' Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs J. J. Baysden of
Beulaville gave a birthday dinner
Sunday at their home in honor of
their son, J. J. Jr. who was one
year old. Those attending the
dinner were: Mr. - Allen Croom.
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Lottie, Sadie, Llla Belle and Allin
Jr . Mr and Mrs W. G. T"in
and son Johnnie oi tucniuima, ivuas
Mary Sue and Mary Evelyn Jones
and Mr. Braxton Johnson of
Goldsboro, NC -
to etifcek
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You have long come to expect a good selection of quality furniture in our showroom: the kind on which we have ba
sed our reputation. However, many of the materials that go into the making of sturdy, long lasting furniture are es
sential to war production. And because ourand your first obligation's to our fighting men, you may not now be
able to find all the quality furniture you'd like. WE CAN ADVISE YOU as to how best to meet your urgent Immed
iate needs; with available replacements and repair service. But if you can wait to
more completely refurnish, we urge you to put you.- money into War Bonds now.
You will be able to furnish your peace-time home after victory Then we will again
be able to supply you - true to our quality tradition with even better furniture
than America ever before produced- Furniture to enjoy in a free, better world!
Quinn-McQbwen Company
-Furniture of Quality - Funeral Directors Ambulance Service ;
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To
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We're read now to help you parents equip your youngsters
for the return to classes this fall. BUT-we have a word of ad
vice for you parents to ponder as you plan your shopping!
Remember how quickly little children grow, and that the trou
sers that are carelessly bought for Johnny now, may be too tight
-outgrown before they're outworn--necessitating an extra AND
AVOIDABLE purchase at a time when every extra dollar should
go into War Bondsl : '.
Remember too, while fighting this war to a finish, that it takes
manpower and many kinds of materials, to win. So check over
the children's wardrobes, and before you buy, see what can be
renewed for use again this term.... ..before you spend money for
something they won't really need, or can do without.
It Is In This Spirit That
WE INVITE YOU .
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To Make Our Store
Your BACK TO SCHOOL
HEADQUARTERS
"We have everything schoolboys
and girls need: we can help you
save, so you'll have more money
,with which to buy War Bonds, to :
help win sooner)
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