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THURSDAY, OCT. 28, 1943 THE NEWS - JOURNAL, RAEFORD. N. C. PAGE THREE Negro Awarded Purple Heart Post-Humously Dan Hugh Frye, the father of Neil Daniel Frye, Hoke Negro who was killed in action, has recently received the Purple Heart and the certificate of the award for his son. The letter accompanying the award reads as follows: Dan Hugh Frye, RFD 2, Vass, N. C. My Dear Mr. Frye: The Bureau takes pleasure in for warding the Purple Heart and certi ficate awarded your late son, Neil Daniel Frye, mess attendant third class, United States Navy, in accor dance with the General Order 186 of Jna. 21, 1943 which reads in part as follows: "The Secretary of the Navy is fur ther ruthcrized and directed to award the Purple Heart post-humously, in the nr.me of the President of the Unit ed States, to any person who, while serving in any capacity with the Na vy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard of the United States since December 6, 1941, are killed in action or who die as a direct result of wounds received in action with an enemy of the United States, or as a resi.lt of an act .1 such enenr, ." The medal is being forwarded un der separate cover. Please acknowl edge receipt on the enclosed form. Sincerely yours, Handall J;c;bs. Chief of Naval Personnel. O contains vitamins A and D, to each quart of grain they are given. Al ways eeep the litter dry and allow no strong drafts in the chicken house at night. For the care of birds with chicken pox, vaccinate all between eight and twelve weeks of age. When the dis ease dues break out in unvaccinated laying birds, use pigeon pox vaccine for them. Apply Carholated vaseline to the comb and wattles of infected and noninfected birds, clean and dis infect the house and equipment, vac cinate the birds as soon as possible, and feed them the wet mash recom mended for colds. O Potatoes Disease Control For Chickens Weight for weight, white potatoes have one-fi urtii as muc h vitamin C as oranges or lemons, and supply some vitamin A, thiamine, and rib of lavin. They are also a good source of phos phorus and iron. If You Find a Ration Book, Just Mail It If you find a lost CPA ration book, the owner is just as near to you as the nearest mail box. Here's nil y u have to do to return the book to the owner. Drop any found ration book into the mails without wrapper or postage and the postoflice will deliver the lost book to tlie owner vviuse name ap pears on the cover. The postoflice will collect a five cent "postage due" charge from the owner. If the owner cannot be found the postoflice will deliver the book to the nearest war price and rati ning board. O When a soldier or sailor is sent "overseas," a reserve find supply of 9 months must be set up for him. The more men sent "overseas." the great er the need for extra food. I Induction Follows Failure To Notify Men who have registered lor the draft and who have changed their ad dress without notifying the draft board are subject to immediate induc tion. All delinquents arc classified in 1-A. The local board has received in struction from national headquarters that all delinquents are to be induct ed immediately. O Machinery Correction Supplies of farm machinery for the coming year will be about double that of the past year, reports David S. Weaver, in charge of Agricultural Engineering at State College. More machinery means less hand labnr. Swap hand labor for machine labor wherever possible. In las last issue of the News-Journal a zero fell in the wrong order and our typesetting machine gave out a total of $4,630.64 for the Ingathering at Antioch. This should have read $4,06:1.64. Will you folks please give Sheriff Hodgin credit for the differ ence. 'Twont his fault. 'Twas ours. We should have read the proofs clos er. DC. O Food For Freedom No farm is Kill per cent in the "Food For Freedom" tight unless it is self supporting from a food standpoint says Director I. O. Srhaub of the State College Extension Service. Tenants should be included. O Food Needs For the duration of the war, no matter how much food America pro duces, we will always need mire. The ever-increasing demands for food will continue to exceed the supply. O Increased Yields Increased yields per acre ul food and feed crops odor i.nc of the meth ods of getting a larger total supply of these crops, report State College specialists. Extra Food Extra food will help shorten the war, save American lives, and help w rite the peace. AT FIRST SIGN OF A USE 666 66 TABLETS. SALVE, NOSE DROPS Colds and chicken pox are two ol the diseasps that commonly strike flocks during the fall and winter, warn Poultry Specialists at State Col lege. Control of colds depends to a great extent upon removing the causes be fore the disease has a chance to get started. The specialists advise, be sure the chicken house is free from parasites, especially red mites, and that the birds themselves are free from lice. Remove the birds with ad vanced cases, clean and disinfect the chiken house often, and give the birds fresh water several times daily. In feeding them, keep a well-balanced dry mash before them at all times, and at noon, feed them a wet mash in amounts small enough that they will eat it all within half an hour. To wet the mash, use butter milk, skimmilk, whey or simi-solid milk. If milk is not available, wet the mash with water containing one pint of molasses to each gallon of water. Add a teaspoonful of feeding oil that (--- Vn- OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND. a hue American citizen who hope and pray that her birthplace will be bombed oft the map before this wct la orer . . . 'cause she waa born In Tokyo, Japan, drat the luck. She waa brought to tba United Stales by her English mother when the waa two. Olivia has since acquired American cltt senshlp. One town Miss de Havil land would hate to see bombed Is Saratoga, Calif... where she lied until she waa IT. She started her acting career there, which makes good ol' Saratoga really responsible for the fact that Olivia currently U starring at RKO Radio In "Oot eminent Girl." The de Hailland start waa the role of Puck In the Saratoga Community Theatre's pro duction of "A Midsummer Night's Dream. At the same tin. Max Relnhardt was preparing to stage The Dream In the Hollywood BowL Olivia and her mother packed and went South, to lern that Reln hardt already had a Puck In Mickey Rooney. There was only one Job pen, understudy to the nnderatndy to the girl who had the part of Hernia. OIItW became the ander stady'a aaderstudy. So Uie flrl whe waa as play Hermia got a sereesi contract, aa also did Hernia's sjnderstudy, wherefore OHtIs played Hermia. Then Warn er'a decided to elm "The Dream." aad away vent Olivia en the hire way to stardom. She played the lead opposite Joe K. Brown m Alibi Ike," also with Jimmy Cag ey and Pat O'Brien In "The Irish la Pa." then starred with another newcomer. Krrol Flynn. In "Cap tain Blood." Onward and upward went the pride of Saratoga, to reach her greatest triumph aa Melanle hi "Gone With the Wind." She's I feet J, weighs 115. has brown hair and brown eyes. iV o fK I L L . . on your doorstep ...is a problem... Your problem. In this instance she is a Chinese baby but it could just as well be a Polish child or a tiny survivor oj ravished Greece or even the child of an American Jithter Jar from home. These children and their mothers and fathers too are sitting on your doorstep. They are your Allies ,..your responsibility. Only you con help them. ... Well, what are you going to do about itf ere is perhaps the most effective thing you can H do.. You can five your dollar to our community's war fund and, through it, to the National War Fund. Through tWs great over-all agency serving on all three fronts.. .the Military...United Nations and Home fronts, your dollars go to seventeen participating war relief services who are joined with our own local wel fare agencies in this united drive. Some of your dollars will go to the U S O to com fort and entertain our own soldiers. Some will aid our allies... British, Chinese, Dutch, Greek, Poles, Russians, Norwegians, Belgians, French, and Yugoslavs. They will buy them food, shelter and ' medical care. Your money will support hospitals, nurseries and children's homes. ..both abroad and at home. Some will go to local welfare agencies and help care for those in need in your own community. Some will lend a helping hand to our Merchant Marine. Some will bring a bit of "home" to the barbed wire legion, the war prisoners of all nations. Because the National War Fund and our com munity war fund have joined forces, you give only once... to all these war agencies listed below. They all share your gift each in proportion to its need. So make it large ...large enough to go around.. .LET TOUR heart DECIDE HOW MUCH. 'Give ONCE .for 'ALL these i A uso United Seamen's Serf ice War Prisoners Aid Belgian War Relief Society British Wu Relic Society French Relief Fund Friends of Luxembourg Greek Wu Relief Aawdattoa Norwegian Relief Polish Wat Relief Queen Wilhelmina Fund Russian Wu Relief United China Relief United Cnchoslorak Relief United Yugoslav Relief" Faaa Refugee Relief Trustees United Scans Camisainee far she Can of teopeaa Cauidrrn National War. Fund HOKE COUNTY SOLDIERS CENTER The United National War Fund Committee Of Hoke County Gratefully Acknowledges the sponsorship of this advertisement by BAUCOM'S CASH STORE
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