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Tlmt is 10,000,000,000 more thnn were alile to vote in the 1010 elections, '100,000 more than in 10 I I. It is also estimated tlmt women will out-numlier the men liv 1,570,000. VoU'B Wanted Numerous orKunKtaliorMl, in cludinif tlie major political par ties, the ('10, the TAG, tho Juni or ('hamber of Commerce and the League of Women Voters, are working on intensive campaigns to get out the vote. Not only are these outfits in terested in getting citizens to the polls in November, but they are working to see that people know what they are voting for. The National Hoard of the lea gue of Women Voters, at its bien nial convention, April 2(! IJO, lit Grand Kupicln, Mich., will decide how best it "may arouse citizens to help solve the crucial problems of the times. The league of Women Voters was born in 1020, on the eve of the victory of the suffrage move ment. It was the result of the in spiration of Carrie Chapman Catt that there must be an organiza tion which could help women to become intelligent voters. Miss Anna Lord Strauss, presi dent, says: "The purpose of the League is to promote political responsibility through informed and active participation of citi zens in government." Information Provided Providing citizenB with accurate non partisan information about candidates, election issues and voting procedures was a League community service early estab lished. Information booths for voters, questionnaires asking candidates' views, and candidates meetings were new and dramutic devices by which the League attracted comu-nity-wide attention from the be ginning. To these have been add ed new t echniques: Doorbell ringing campaigns, sandwich boards, sound trucks, movie trail ers, increased use of the radio. Among the most popular aids to voters have been handbooks which individual leagues hava published for all-year round use. These give facts about the ma chinery of government; elections and election districts; offices and names of office holders among Other information. The League works through 550 local units in 35 states and le presents approximately 100,000 women. Courage hi the Telephone ROGERS, ArkWAP-When tornado approached this commun ity April 19, 1947, Mrs. Marguerite Miller, telephone operator, cou rageously remained at her post. For her devotion to duty, Mrs. Miller recently was named "First Lady of the Year" in Rogers by the local chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Of the 800,000 municipal fire fighters in America, only one out of eight is a professional full- time fireman, the rest being vol - gf7ll6 TOWED B if AH, AH' WS A ,IKPLE WAi UifA'SmE' TO SAIL, Vl'TIT? 11 WAi WE'RE wlr ACril' TO- AH' WHAT W(PE iOll KSPA' Ait' pcnes so etfSYMPmi&i - DOW DOHH III TH' jkWl ' MtWS OF wm&s TO COME. fU WATOi OdT HERE, DOWHAllO TAKE A LOOK' WAIT' THERE''; OtIR ME- MARKER SllOi" Canning Should Begin Now, Advises Extension Officer COLLICGE STATION,. H;ili-ih. -It is not too early for housewives to start rounding up their canning equipment and Hi'ltmn it in order, says Miss Itulli Current. Stale home di nionstration aucnl lor Ihe State l'o!lei;e Extension Service. "It's just as important to eon serve food this year as il was any year during the war," Miss Current said. "Canning should bo dime by a budget ani according In the number in the family.' ' Now is a good time to conn! jars and buy new ones if necessary, llw home agent continued. There will bo need for a water bath canner with rack. The guage on the pres sure canner should be cheeked for accuracy and safely, and jars, caps, and rings should be in readiness when strawberries, cherries, gard en peas, and early corn ripen. The Home Demonstration Div ision of the N. C. Agricultural Ex tension Service will be glad lo supply a canning bulletin to any one who writes lor il. Miss Cut rent stated. ATHLETES FOOT GERM KILL IT IN ONE HOUR. YOUR 35c BACK. if not pleaied. The germ grows DtXP LY. To kill it, you mu.t REACH 11. Or, TE-OL at any drug tor. A STRONG fungicide, mnda with 90 V, alcohol, It PENETRATES. Beacon Mora Cerme. Today at S & W DRUG STORE Dr.J.O. Baxter Jr. THE EYE ONLY Front St. BEAUFORT N. C DR. L F. MENIUS OPTOMETRIST 3rd I'loor Elks Temple Rooms 307-8-9 & 10 NEW KERN, N. ('. MEMORIALS When seleelina a memorial you want the BEST YOUR MONEY CAN BUY. It me show you the monuments and markers we have put up, then select what you like. Kee me before you buy; ran deliver and erect in 4 weeks or less, with no extra cost! C. L. STANLEY Box 3 Morehead City, N. C. JL TO VOTER! WHAT COUNTIES ARE FAVORED FIRST BY HIGHWAY COM MISSION? WHAT COUNTIES ARE FAVORED FIRST BY OTHER STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES? THE ANSWER? THE COUNTIES WHICH SHOW, BY THEIR VOTE, THAT THE CITIZENS ARC TAKING AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN GOVERNMENT. ' North Carolina has the money to help Carteret and other Counties build school buildings. North Carolina has the money, or can get the money, to build good roads to every farm and fishing community in Carteret and oth er Counties. This Board does not care how you vole, or for whom you vote. A good big vote will mean that our people are alive and thai our County will be recognized and will secure the things to which il is entitled, If you, Mr. and Mrs. Voter, DON'T CARE, stay at home on Elec tion Day. IF YOU DO CARE, and do Vote, you have an argument that cannot be answered except by a "Yes." Your Vote will be counted exactly as cast! Don't believe "knock ers" who say it will noL WE PLEDGE YOU that any evidence to the contrary will result in active prosecution! CARTERET COUIITV BOARD OF ELECTIONS FRED R. SEELEY, Chairman TKCIIAS C. WADE, Secretary JAMES It DAVIS, Republican Member Primary Saturday, Hay 29th Polls Open 6:30 A. 11.-6:30 P. II. PICKLES A SIGN PAINTER? 0. H. JOHNSON, M. D. EYE, EAR, NOSE & THROAT SPECIALIST GLASSES F ITT F, D Office Hours: Morehead City 9 AM to 5 PM Including Sundays f! I ft. :'ivt ; ...i It t ,"3 it lit ,w ill', r in C II A .:. r,g H . U ill.; oi o!.' "' : in. of. .1 1 "" A I'd i I 3 ;",:;. .! . li
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