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Washington, ?te. 26. ? A roundl
robin petitjo** baaring the names of I
I ICO pronrfntrt i?i*f' wd "P??!
rroeifient Rooaevalt to do "every-!
thir^ that aSB necessary" to in-|
sore defeat of the Axis powere" wa* I
I made public by the White House to-1
I It ifu "tike materials of war
H^tngth we now have and the imple-1
ments we can now produee^^l
I of the Axie pawns* so long aa^Rrftiun|
I wjth Britain, dm, they are not!
I enough and may not in tne future be 1
increased enough to bold the whole!
world at bay." B
I Immediately, a sharp division of!
I opinion w>^* itself manifest on Capi-1
tool H3L For example, Senator King I
(D-Utha) said that "all possible aid" I
I for Greece and China was!
imperative, while Senator Holt (H-l
W. Va.) said the appeal to the|
White Hoaae was made by a "collee-1
tion of warmonger*" man y of whom, I
he asserted, "have financial interest I
in the continuation of the war."
I The appeal wan-delivered to the!
White House in the form of a tele-1
gram. Attached were the names B
I of edasafcrs, sdHaics, authors, busi-l
I ness men, religious and labor leaders, I
and others.
Net Sltfanixed.
I While some of them have been!
in Hie peat with the WH-1
liam Allen White Committee to De-B
I America by Aiding the Allies,!
or its adjuncts, Ubrich Bell, news-1
paperman and . <*e of the signers, I
said that no organisation was be-1
I Sw> appeal The White House!
said t***1 ao fhr aa it knew the tele-1
gram was ?poiifwar^.^ ^ I
ant, president of Harvard University; I
Frank wr^jjjSr York banker;!
I Charles Seymour, president of YaleH
I mo^r-ho^r of Cob Charles A. I
I Lindbergh; Lewis W. Douglas, preei-1
dent of the Mutual Life Insurance!
Coq^nay and former Budget Direc- I
tor; Carter fihtr 'F~ Lynchburg, V?#!
bniyar; Rupert Hughes, author, andl
"Rimers Faishscka> Jr., motion pic-!
I tore actor. ?
WMe there wna no announcements
whether or not Mm President agreed!
I with the telegram, the fact that it!
wwarii pahHr by his official aides!
^S^fie attention of the capital. I
FMfcteg "complete approval" oil
I the Basamdt plan to lend anna!
maate to Britain, the telegram also!
i the to tell the!
of English failure and the I
MMMaenew to the United States oil
It mbi that"Mtence and lethaaJ
__ _ -mm t/H
- "??<< dUbei&f ha^ptre Mmnmg us urn
I """To your leadweahip the peopJ
I l up lafif before. To your leederl
L* A** iuiatiI'*- tirtii u,'g bciicv^i ru,
I , 1--JAyakin am nwl
I "^We^iTjwu/^t said aft aaofthJ
i j&mm* ?f ^
I which threahms to wipe otl
thtem# * (*33m civilisation i|
I whiak mir mar be from the rel
I gtraints of intolerence, from the teal
m m ? J uM
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I HDTS .
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Berlin, Dec- 26.?Adolf
la Christmas tour along the
I French coastal front and
I his visit through today, the a?Octoij
| German news agency DNB disclosed I
I He visited units of the anr
Band air force and also of th
I Organisation Todt," engineering un
? its which built the German westwaH
land now axe waid to beintoWttpgl
I more heavy batteries aloj^.tttodfiS-1
Inel coast
? He told his soldiers, said DNB,
I that the watchword for Ntorl
? Year is:
? "Before us Hee the freedom and
I future of our folks, behind us lie
I past experiences and. in us Has the
I unswervable derision that out of this |
? war shall come a better and morel
? beautiful ermany."
? But the presence of both Hfflir I
? and Field Marshal General WaHher
? von Brauchitsch, the German Con-j
B mander-in-chief>at the front does I
I mean an immediate attempt to in- I
? vade England, authorised sources ; I
? said. They remarked that both were
I at the German Westwall last Christ-1
? mas, but that no attack in that sector
? took place then.
? ' ''
I Near Farmville Wed-1
nesday
I Jerry T. Gayiord, 43, was instant-1
Bly killed at 2 o'clock Wednesday B
I I morning in an automobile accident I
? which occurred a- few miles from
? Farmville on the FarmviBe-Bkuee I
? toad- | fl
Mr. Gayiord was traveling toward!
I Bruce at the time of the accident I
Hand had a head-on collision *B
H car driven by Brown Pernell Canady fl
? of Burlington. f > - $?'?
I Funeral services were conducted B
? from the Episcopal Church hi ^to-B
I terville Thursday afternoon at 2KX>fl
I o'clock by Bev. Jackson Episcopal fl
H minister of Ayden, and burial follow- fl
fl ed in the Winterville cemetery.
B Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Qacefl
I Cox Gayiord; one daughter, Mary
?Grace; and two sons, Jerry, J., and
It Thad, aU of the home ;one brother, I
Bf George 0. Gayiord, Jr., of WBining
I I ton; and his mother, Mrs. Msryfl
fl! Gayiord of Wilmington. fl
I Mr. Gaytard wax horn and feuxedB
B in Bath. He was a farmer.
B Mrs. Gayiord is a daughter of the
fl late Dr. Cox, of WinterviBe. I
H . H
f- ? ill . ^' H
? Winners in the Bale oontek*eon-1
B ducted by The Turnage Company I
? during the fall and in
? have been announced by thiflRfefl
B the final event which was con
I on Tuesday before Christmas; I
[ The Winners
? ^andjrize
Westing
K fiwfc Hm tires to fit cuv-Hchw Ty
f BOB, Rt ly Ptamville, N. C.
I Rudolph Tyson, Rt 1, Box 184,f?rm
?* ville, N*~CL
Br Rf 2 Farmville N~ 0
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A NEW YEAR always brings withit the promise of many Hopes fulfilled, " |
wishes granted, and all manner of good fortune. A New Year is beginning
now and surely everyone joins The Enterprise in the hope that eve
our National Defense will be realized, and that peace will be reborn.
?
Ujvvwrn lull Q iu^tfllHlVv
^VHIUUi aBslfll H^.MIHI In
TRi s?tS^
tfonal Guard at Hume
? .
Raleigh, Dec. 27?-Thirty-five North
Csmflna rf+ftr ?"** towns have been
iiMiflnMifid iifl headquar
\ tensor HomaGuaid units, which will
be ?pfltfW""* soon to perform duties
f^erly tandM by the Sta*s Njk
tional Guard, Ad. Gen. J. Van B.
MttMi ?*noun<fld TSStnrrtf T
r Site for the units, all. of which will
be infantry, www selected by Gen
eral Metis and approved by Govern
?r H?y. E?h?itwiUtaa^
ised to have as many as 60 enlisted
, -stowss. ~ -
? authorised W Department,
is 2,000 Home Guardsmen, there
> is a possibility that additional
' wfll be? eatahlkhisd at a
'" tho' '?
> I Wilso^GoidsboTO, Louisburg, Hen
' j 5"2"*a jFWoHi Buriinffton, Reids
?IKaeBora, saauniu,
ville, Greensboro, High Rwntk^rin
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Farmvilie Furntture Co,
Gives Prizes At Sale
?
The following customers "of the
Farmville Furniture Company w?r?
winners of prizes given Christmas
Ere by this firm as the closing event
in a sale -conducted during the past
several weeks:
The Winners
I. Radio?Mack E. Jones, Snow
Hill, N, C., Route 1.
? 2. Red Room Suite?Mrs. David
Fulfoni, Farmville, N. C? Route 2V
3. Lane Cedar Chest?Mrs: Smiley
Smith, City.
4. Breakfast Room Suite ? Lee
Knott, Washington, N. C.
5. Mattress?Reddin FieldB, City.
6. Two Esmond Blankets ? Pete
Baker, FarmviRe, R. P. D. .
7.- Gold Seal Rug?Paul Allen, Sr.,
Farmville, N. C., R. F. D.
8. Floor Lamp ? Bessie Joyner, j
Farmville, K. C., R. F. D.
?f 9s Traveling Bag-Mrs. Chartee E. |
Fitzgerald, City.
10. Rocksr-^Roberfc D. Rouse, City.
II. End Table - Metro Norville,
Walstonburg, N. QL Route 2.
12. Mirrors-Mrs, W. A. Marlowe,
Walstonburg, N. C.
GRAND GRIZE: 1041 Hudson
Car Bruce. Dail, of Snow mil, N. C.,
?J Mmm i
??L. WATO conducted Thursday after-'
WW wuuu*fwh
noon from Reedy Brandt Church by
the Rev. J, C. Moye, Free W&|H
was in the church cemetery.
^nrvivintr AfQ her husbsndt' Bur
ourviyuig y Mrs,
I nr. _ if 11- ? -.- AT
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I plies to ? ' JGrflfiit Rwfaiti Aff)/t{&To I
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... *y I
Hue to the effectivenesa of German
at j.TI. t> . , , -T . ,
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tatrolled every ^
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holiday fnfttiSflHH
by tto Naris :
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sence s?ft BritisflH
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given the Uei
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fT which mightyitally I
Loads of Gorman T7ar I
- havo been rolUng mrtgw I
ariy, according to Of?- I
gU^o?f^. I
ly 18 n;!a?r I
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WSmr j5ers-?? ^1
dg?de, repo^
g?Je qowrterB xd-^. I
.tete German di
a to 18^00 troops I
oM^ara near the I
Mb^^ot ? - I
ztfindict that I
be preparing to- ?
- ' ty ? -fcW. Hitler -waa
fiAnA JT ^1
^tTteWorcements I
the re- I
^a?k military ?
to: nfiar Aiatd in south
^toooD movements on I
, . . 'ja ' ?
waa reported'torignt ?
nl' preclude I
Hitler in I
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