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T,!'RcnV. T?.V. t!3 r.c.E TWO TTir: NEWS - JOURNAL. RAEFORD. N. C. BONDS OVER AMERICA Children play in Lsthei Short Park of Van couver, Washington beneath a heroic sutue dedicated to the riion.-u women who came with their husbands ar J ..-hil dren into the North west country, newly opened aft.T the Le. is and Clark expedition. A- A y. LIBRARY NEWS thJ c'.i's a. H-''e f. br-,ry: ,Tc-i:-.y !'v.:;, !.-.- A!- e Hili-i. Kt-ye--. Chi-kcn I've y S iy. T.i !.!: Pai is-l.'tnli.;--i nuii.!. Shiivr; Lee's l.ieuleiu.r.t.s Vol. I. F;-eem: n: Ki.'jnly Spe ikr.'.T. V vv. or.: Ti-.:..s ;-o it' Ever. MoSeiid.vk: V-'.ii-r Cover. Cart-or.: A--.-: in tre X. vy. A-i- gel: The F rgotteti A'.iy : ...p. r...-e:i, C!'.:-:s::' as sM:"is vc re t"IJ ,.t t!.e likravy 1". aiay aitorn s. Ie.-eir.i r 3, by M.. T..n: C.."-.-.!'!-!!!!. ai-d on Sat urday ; ftc. r.i.o!'.. Uecetnber 4. by Mrs. Ina I'.ethune. Abi.'jt 30 cli.l'aen vere present. The roi):n whe.e the stories were told was decorated in Christ mas greens and a sm:dl Christmas tree, and a bay of can.iy and cookie was ien each child. O Few Openings For Chaplains In Army f r n:y topic 'The Great Flood in Atlanta. Cra., Dee. 8 There are . Genesis"." openings in the Army at this time for Prominent member of rui-iri-j,-,-chapiains of only 13 religious faiths, tion (ansinj:): I've Rut an cirj,.:c the quotas having been tilled for the ment to play sol: so I ean't stay, but remainder of the ocno.i-inations, ' I'll head the jtibscrlpt.on with Chaplain (C lone!) Joan O. Lind- 51.000 to relieve the ::!' ring Cor.e quist. cliiei of the chaplain branch, si. i-.s." s- : ; . : THE RAEFORD THEATRE 0 x S E Friday Open 5:50 fiin Crosby Dorothy Lainour Saturday FRONTIER FURY ONLY Show Starts Also: Chester ."Morris in CHAKCS OF A LIFETIME SUNDAY AERIAL GUNNER Shews At 35!) P. M. Caster Morris Richard Arlen MONDAY SWEET K03IS 0'GRADY Shat,5S30rtS niM'V r"ra,5,e-n"bcrt Voiiiis-Adolphe Men.jou 'i I I i I I i V v Wednesday 5 ONLY $ Shows Starts v at 5:30 HITLER Thursday ': Friday $ Dec. ie-17 Dortby McGuirc :. :. : : ;. .:;. , . ,r .: .;. . .jr. RED SPRINGS THEATRE DeJTand'lO L"Ci,,e Ba" a"d Rcd Ske,ton in SNiVe' "Dofcarry Was A Lady" 7 and 9 P- M. Also "NASTY NUISANCE" Sat Dec 4 Gene Autrv in iSToSe i, THE OLD BARH DANCE Ehf TOBEAHHOUilCED ""I'T Cry Grant and Larraine Day in Dec 6-7 asSS Mr. LUCKY S? PETTICOAT LARCENY P. M. Rath Warwick Joan Carroll Tbnrs. and Fri. 2Z. BOMBARDIER Nit 7 anil 9 Pat O'Brien Randolph Scott Anne Shirley Pioneer Wo.nan There is little tor mirth m o: lv.i: ope and evi chiKlrtn have stomach for yU lions have bin ClliS- J 11 the 1 :1c '. Mil ;i or- ph.incd by N.ui t ...s or labor c v ai L u n d c r n o u r ' : . i ii will lie ir the f . tnis war to h u day. of '. -h :; iv Co Ci::..i .ii I. r.d.0 (, , , , v i r,, (....',,!, l.:n:.i, ;. s; ; . , i , t y ,r ; , . , , ;i I'll o -l ' : . ''lal'.d a-; -I me'i'i'ti-s t ."re a e r. v i:o t- tie;: i i, - pe!:.: I: I! man Cathol l: V- x :i thren: Xrti.T.al Haritst. l'S: ' c. n Metlto.iist Fpisco-iM. Xa t u n: ! i t!H-i-;m Conned; Pres'n te :i. Uc Fvareeliia! and Hil'ur:ii: "X.i I : " Papt:st Convention oi A veric: A; i-.mi Methodist Fpisc v; ' 7.: n: Co'i e.i Metnodi-t Episcopal. Pastor: "Tiiis miitirr-it I v ii! ti.!-e - Dsad Or Alive CLAUDIA - Robert Young-Ina Claire $ .;;. .: ;:. .;. :. : .y .x. .x. 4& .x. .,-: Generals Say WAC Doinff Fine Job ' The Gone als a-e so pit with jt'.i- w'-k r the WACs that a call has .iTiv o .'. 'or m -.re f them, many ::. -v." L.t. Ma.v'oru- T. cV-ni-r. WAC iw: ,'it.i"j !' m r said t.iii.iy. "An J ' . : ... "' .lit t i k'M'V." !' .. . . , ..o,i ,!.,.. a-. WACs rv ''!. . . '! .i. ' :tt A. y a-ign-;" , i : w jth ,: .Oim-tioa, 'Pw )' '. " pr.'Vi -l t'"-'r s rlh, hut. , i-i iii.-i.ic mi! i-r tin- V' . - - v L'l.' i- i . : ft-r .11, - !y . -.- ii. !,- Toe WM'.i are "i:i : i- Ar : y i'V.," and they're V IV V -.. v ;, J .M.'l.l.lv v - ,. . t- :; to : i i- ... i.x A - v .- . well - ' ; -.1 . : .. :i i" : Put this. 1 ;- .-. i..i -- i v. i- ,-,!d :-,.--iv U w. :k re' cie.y.re '!': '- Arr.y ni'i'. s nunc WAC-, rn.1 il.r W- Kit-nV Army t'i-'.-; i- .-:.;tv. Ii'.- liin-dro.ls of thi:,-..-ni: n: A:-:t'!'.i-;i'l wiiiron to .1-'IN ';)V ,-. I-..::,.-, oi- o.-u-Uidod. W.-.C., r :-.irv t'.nn l.iS c-r A " .i ' . lv. i---y i-::'o:-t i ' t . i'.. ' an cx- 1 -' i- '.- (-. : :- r.eide.I '.V A;- it-e!t . .. oi enty a.nd ". ;it - t;r..:er in. if- '' ' ..- : ' el t!.e in i'n-:.t;e- niu' ' .-.'- !v .!: i-ied S. Ar i-y tvcrt.it- It n.' ;.! . t.-.o po.-t olfiec " iri it i'..'-i"!d t-.icli Saturday. S;.e -.v.i! re d to interview any u;ra i n.lere. t. d ill the WAC and . ill .".only her with complete in-t'l't-iiuittoti arid enlistment blanks. Many Officers To Be Retired W.i.-i.ir.ston. Dec. 4. An esti mated -a.OOO officers hose services the a.'n-y no lo-.eer needs soon will be returned to civilian life, it was i. aired today, while another 2;i,00() v.:il ho shifted from administration p. -r'i n ... i re.vtKirs jobs. The fuares came ut of :i meeting '--'d tin week bti-.md the c'osed io.-rs o: ti.e Mouse military com f'fttvv w.-r rtiii-. Gen. Miller G. W:.:!", a; eo e.f pi officer .' nt i a:ef of staff in ehar sor.itel. Ti e reduction in crctli from approximately Ii."o..hiO to 623,ri;: was tvade possible con-.mit'.ee soiinrs sn id. by a cut back in the planned enlisted strength of the army from S.fJIIO.'.IOO men to T.OOii.Oon by the end , f 1943 and a .-(lifting of emphasis from training to operational activities. With its training and procurement programs well over tiie hump, the army finds itself with a surplus of admini.-trative ofiirevs and abund , anee of field leaders to meet present : and projected requirements. The officers to be discharged will be men over draft age, who were commissioned as specialists, and of ficers called fr m retirement early in the war when there was a short age of men with army administra . tu e ability. None of those returned to civil. an life will be men who oth erwise might be drafted. S.a-plas office: s of draft ae will lie-retained ior other duties for whr-h replacements may be necessary in 'lie juture. O : If Liberty is worth fighting for. it's I worth paying for Buy More War Bonds. SJHIIHIII O HI. SCOTLAND THEATRE LAURINBCKG Programme For Week December lOlli Friday Saturday TEXAS KID Johnny Mack Brown and Raymond Hatton Monday Tuesday ToBeAnnounced Wednesday Thursday Son Of Dracula Allen Curtis and Lon Chaney, Jr. Friday Saturday Dec. 17-18 FALSE COLORS William Boyd Andy Clyde Itlue anil nliite cheeked lop eoat, nenii-filtcii with a blue velvet col lar and liorn buttons, designed bv Lilunrd Stevenson lu be mirn lj lllivia de llavilliind, slarrinir in HKO Radio's "Government Girl." Tti bov's cap matches, and has a visor of velvet. Orchestra Leader Now At Mackall The man who styles "em "The Itlue Carron way" is now an Ar.i y Airuerne G. I. Puvate Blue Barron, orchestra leader and arranger of "music of yes terday and today," has been assigned to the llth Airborne Division here after asking for this branch of ser vice. The stocky maestro arrived fr in Fort Hayes. Ohio, Reception Center, and is taking basic training before going to work in the division's Special Service Office. Already a veteran of K. P. and the rifle range, on which he qualified handily, Barron said he joined the Airborne because, "I've heard a lot about it, and I want to learn how to be a soldier the hard way." In his absence, the Barron orch estra is carrying in at the Hotel Edi son in Xew Yi rk under the baton of Tammy Ryan., FOOD Prevent canned foods from freez ing, store them in a dry place, and keep them in the dark, advises Paul ine E. Gordon, of State Co liege. OE THE VERY BEST GIFT: "THE o THE HEXT BEST: : : FROM BAUCOM'S Buy Our Merchandise For Your Satisfaction : . ( -.r v, . ,- . Waitress: "Haw ttenlienuin, you must be Hungary." Customer: 'Yes. Sri r. and we can't Itumania long cither. Venice lunch ready. " Waitress: Til Kus.-ia table. What will you Havre?" Cost mer: "Anything at all, but can Jamaica little speed?" Waitress; "I don't think we can Fiji that fast, but Alaska." Customer: "Never mind asking anyone, and just put a Cuba sugar in our Java." Waitress: "Sweden it yourself. I'm only here to Servia." Customer; ' Denmark our bill and call the Bosphorus. He'll probably Kenya. I don't Bolivia know who I am." Waitress: "No, and I don't Cari bean." Boss: "Samoa your wisec-acks? What's got India? Do you think this Alps business?" Customer; ' Canada noise, in the neck. Abysinia." Spain Little River News. O The children alw..ys know when there is co.i:paiy downstairs they can hear mother laughing at father's jokes. PRESOJT WITH A FUTURE" c Useful. Gifts BUY WAR BONDS FOR YOUR SAFETY! S nest rati The farmer, who saves a net egg of War II. rids, can hatch tip some thing after the war is over. O ! 15KOOI) SOWS I Kilmers with an aileuate supply ! i I feed should not maiki-t all of their brood MivVs I'tuler present conditions, -. y Kills Vestal, swine .-.pecialist at State Colk-se. THEATRE LAl'RlNni'RC. Programme For V.'oek IlffTinniiiK December !)th Thursday Friday flcrihsrn Pursuit I'rrol Flynu Helmut Dantino Saturday !r. KugS Steps Oat The East Side Kids Sun Mon Tties Sweet Rosie O'Grady Betty Grahle Robert Young Adolphe Men.jou Wednesday To Be Announced Thurs Fri Dec. 10-17 Johnny Come Lately James Cagncy Gladys George 'ii'yu.jir.i 6IBS01I OC301 20E30 O D o : : w:W'a:9K3sta!Hh -ac sk- a av :osS OXXOE OEZXOE IOQO OEZXOE
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